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The breakup of The Beatles in the early 1970s sent shockwaves through the music world. While many theories surrounded the split, McCartney attributed the disbandment largely to John Lennon, who had found inspiration in his relationship with Yoko Ono. It was a time when the four members, despite their immense success, felt the need to explore individual paths. McCartney believed that, given their age, it was essential for them to grow independently.
Although they parted ways, the connection between Lennon and McCartney remained a complex tapestry of friendship interwoven with personal loss. It is within the intricate dynamics of their relationship that we can understand McCartney's struggles in the wake of The Beatles' dissolution.