The document discusses interesting facts about The Beatles' popularity and influence. It notes that in 1964, The Beatles held the top 5 spots on the Billboard Hot 100 chart and had 7 other songs in the top positions. It also mentions that Paul McCartney said "Oh, f***ing hell" after a mistake during the recording of "Hey Jude" and that the song "Yesterday" has been covered over 2,200 times, more than any other song. Finally, it quotes Steve Jobs saying his business model was inspired by The Beatles in how the members balanced each other out.

1. Penetration into the Beatles

2. Interesting facts

4. 1. For the week ending April 4th 1964, The Beatles
held the top 5 slots of the Billboard Hot 100. They
also had another seven positions lower down the
chart.

5. 2. His Beatles song “Yesterday” has
been covered by over 2,200 artists —
more than any other song in the
history of recorded music.

6. “Yesterday,” one of The Beatles most popular
songs, originally had the working title
“Scrambled Eggs.”

7. 3. At 2:58 in Hey Jude Paul McCartney
can be faintly heard saying "Oh,
f***ing hell" after he made a mistake
during the recording of the song

8. My model for business is The Beatles: They were
four guys that kept each others' negative
tendencies in check; they balanced each other. And
the total was greater than the sum of the parts.
Steve Jobs