A Review About "God" By | John Lennon |
John Lennon, one of the most influential artistic figures of the second half of the twentieth century, was one of the pioneers of the new style of music and the mastermind of the legendary Beatles, which years after his death is still the global voice of peace and war.
The Beatles disintegrated in 1970, and Lennon stepped into the world alone until three weeks after the release of his last album on December 8, with two shot gun by one of his fans was shot dead by Chapman.Chapman says I killed the great John Lennon at the age of forty to become famous for this great deed.
After the collapse of the Beatles, John Lennon wrote the "God" song about the worship of some idols that we call God.And at the beginning of the song, he starts his view with a definition of God and then presents a list of concepts that are introduced to introduce God and tries to tell the audience that it is more focused on the teacher (God) to what is supposed to be taught.
John Lennon with this song challenges the world that the human mind has created over thousands of years with different gods and different names, and speaks of reality, the reality that he and his love are "Yoko". ono and Lennon became a couple in the late ’60s, when she was an up-and-coming artist and he was one of the biggest music stars in the world. She became indelibly linked with Lennon as he transitioned from the Beatles breakup to a soaring solo career. Together they became provocative advocates for peace, and activism against the Vietnam War. After a brief separation in the mid-1970s, they again became constant companions until his 1980 murder in New York. She has since been the gatekeeper of his music and legacy.
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voice led him to the world of music as an idol, and does not believe in the great Zimmerman we know as Bob Delan, to whom the new song owes. he abandons everything that contemporary man worships and believes in, and speaks of attention to self-existence and love.
This thought of John Lennon can be seen in his other famous writings and songs, including "Imagine" where he also asks the audience to put aside prejudice for once and imagine that there is no religion. there is no promised paradise or hell, no country, and all people walk on the one earth and breathe under the one sky, expressing this idea of building an ideal society that Nietzsche calls the utopia.
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