Why This Conspiracy Became A Cultural Phenomenon

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The "Paul Is Dead" rumor developed into the most famous conspiracy theory in rock history. The conspiracy claims that Paul McCartney of The Beatles died in a car accident in 1966 and was secretly replaced by a look-alike named Billy Shears. To spare the public from grieving the world's biggest pop star, and to keep the Beatles machine going that so many were profiting from, it was covered up.

Many Beatles fans still believe the conspiracy to this day. But this belief is not just held among fans, the conspiracy itself has become a cultural phenomenon that has been debated and discussed among the masses for decades. So why did so many people believe that Paul is dead? Is there compelling evidence that would lead even a skeptic to consider the possibility? and how in the world did the biggest conspiracy about the biggest band at the height of their popularity become a cultural phenomenon?

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