Going Back in Time to Ruin Music History

Going Back in Time to Ruin Music History

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Tue, Dec 5, 2023
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Fanfic
The Beatles
--Breaking News!!-- Mysterious cassette tapes have been found in multiple parts of Liverpool and the surrounding area. These were handing in to the authorities after residents received radiation poisoning after interacting with the objects, who promptly investigated the cause. When officers were able to play the radioactive cassette tapes in a supervised environment, they saw video recordings of an unknown band who seemed to be incredibly large in the music industry. We are yet to identify the rest of the men, but the identity of one has been discovered. Two teenagers harassed a local middle school teacher, Mr. McCartney at the Liverpool Institute. The students in the classroom stated that the teens said quote, "You could've been a billionaire, but we ruined it." Mr. McCartney commented on the situation saying, "They said I could've been a rockstar, y'know. I don't understand what that even means." A/N- sorry if it might take a while to get to the point
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