Kim Young-dae, the late critic, gave his last lecture..The Beatles' life is delivered. [The world's history]

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A lecture by the late critic Kim Young-dae will be released.

In the 237th episode of tvN's entertainment program "The World History of the Untaken," which will air on the 12th, the world's first idol, the Beatles, will be naked.

The lecture will be given by the late music critic Kim Young-dae. The late Kim Young-dae, who has deeply unraveled the flow and history of popular music through a lecture on "The Untaken World History," will tell the story of the worst scandal surrounding the Beatles.

Kim Young-dae introduces the Beatles as "the most influential rock musician of the 20th century selected by Time magazine and a legendary group that topped the Billboard charts the most ever." It then details the story of the Beatles' birth, the background of their rise from an underground band to the first idol group in history, and the story of becoming a global cultural icon beyond music with explosive responses from the public.

It also reveals the worst scandal that brought the Beatles to catastrophe after rewriting the history of popular music. One member's blasphemy remarks, death threats against them, shocking personal life, conflict between members, and division have led the Beatles to break up after eight years. Critic Kim raised expectations by saying that he also pointed out the Beatles' numerous masterpieces and the meanings contained in them.

Meanwhile, today's travel mate is accompanied by composer-producer Rado and Peter from the UK. Rado mentioned the Beatles' musical influence, saying, "The Beatles is a kind of textbook for musicians," and Peter also added to the benefits by sharing various episodes about the Beatles, which are Britain's pride and symbol.

"World History in the Untaken" is a program that looks around the world in an untact manner, examines each country's attractions, and delves into the history of the world that we did not know from various perspectives. It airs every Monday at 10:10 p.m.

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