Paul McCartney On Acid Reminds Me Of Justin Bieber

Celebrity gossip has fueled tabloids for as long as anyone reading this has been alive, but there’s some disagreement as to who should be held responsible for negatively affecting the public. In case you haven’t heard, Justin Bieber was caught smoking marijuana and the media has been going nuts, but Paul McCartney and The Beatles…

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Rollie Williams

Jan 11, 2013

For the record, Paul McCartney is not on LSD in this interview. Probably.

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