The Beatles fans 'scared' to listen to one song after dark as it's so 'disturbing'

dailyrecord.co.uk:

Beatles enthusiasts have admitted to a peculiar fear, revealing there's one song from the iconic White Album that they dare not play after dark, claiming it's "haunted".

The legendary Liverpool band, celebrated for their myriad of classic songs, apparently included a track on this particular album that has even the most ardent fans feeling spooked.While many remember the album for its beloved hits like Back in the USSR, While My Guitar Gently Weeps, and Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da, a closer inspection might reveal some rather eerie undertones that were previously missed.

A recent revisit by some has led them to describe The Beatles' The White Album as possessing a "fever dream"-like aura, with certain individuals pinpointing one song as particularly disconcerting.Reddit user WillingAntelope0 shared their thoughts: "Every song has something disturbing or 'off' about it.

From the screaming airplane sounds that open the album, to the jarring transitions on Happiness is a warm gun, George wailing 'Paul, Paul, Paul...', John's 'ghost verse' and the single most disturbing track ever put out by a mainstream artist.