At 82, Paul McCartney Names The Six Bands He Hated the Most

When most people picture Paul McCartney, they see the boyish Beatle with the melodic basslines and a twinkle in his eye.
The genius behind Yesterday. The global icon who helped reinvent what pop music could be.
But behind the knighthood, stadium anthems, and that ever-charming smile…
Lies a man with sharp instincts and even sharper opinions.
While Paul McCartney has carefully crafted a diplomatic public image, those who’ve worked closely with him know better.
Because when it comes to music? Paul doesn’t sugarcoat. He knows exactly what he likes—and he’s not shy about what he doesn’t.
Over the decades, he’s quietly clashed with some of the biggest names in music. And his criticisms?
They weren’t just about personality clashes—they reflected deep creative divides about what music should stand for.
So today, we’re counting down the six bands Paul McCartney couldn’t stand, and revealing why even legends weren’t safe from the cute Beatle’s not-so-cute critiques.
And it all starts with the rivalry that helped define an era…