Who was the Walrus?

Originally posted by Captain REX
Ah, The Walrus and the Carpenter. 😊

Originally posted by TOH
Remember what John said: "The Walrus was Paul!"

ok now Im confused... so the Walrus doesnt have anything to do with the poem (mentioned earlier)??

Originally posted by Morning_Glory
sorry I dont know the answer to this...😮😮

you know from the Beatles "I am the Walrus"😮😮

John once stated in an interview that while he wrote that, he had Paul (McCartney) in mind...it was meant as a joke, nothing personal..they used to do that all the time..well...flip side to the coin has it, that Paul "dedicated" "Fool on the Hill" to John, so there you go...a lil' mockering between friends...

Donny is the walrus.

Originally posted by RogerRamjet
John once stated in an interview that while he wrote that, he had Paul (McCartney) in mind...it was meant as a joke, nothing personal..they used to do that all the time..well...flip side to the coin has it, that Paul "dedicated" "Fool on the Hill" to John, so there you go...a lil' mockering between friends...

The walrus itself comes from the poem. However walrus changes, there isn't any definite person as the walrus. Also, the song doesn't have any meaning. John stated that he created the song because he heard about some teacher getting his students to analyse Beatles songs in classes. He decided to just make up a random song and he was quoted saying "Let the f*ckers work that one out."

Originally posted by Captain REX
Ah, The Walrus and the Carpenter. 😊

Thats one funny story.

The poor oysters weep

Originally posted by Prabhodh
Thats one funny story.

The poor oysters weep

Originally posted by Lyna303
i remember...from alice in wonderland disney version....

Yep, i saw that too.

Originally posted by vraya the great
good and yet kind of scary book.

Most definitely.

I think Paul was the eggman. 😮

Uh coonk coonk cu jooo.

John Lennon also says that Paul is the walrus in a song "don't you know that the walrus and me were as close as can be... And the walrus was Paul." I am just not sure what song. I think Glass Onion.

Originally posted by noelluvspotter
John Lennon also says that Paul is the walrus in a song "don't you know that the walrus and me were as close as can be... And the walrus was Paul." I am just not sure what song. I think Glass Onion.