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The Beatles Had 20 No. 1 Hits but Their Saddest Song Never Topped the Charts · NabkaNews

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The Beatles Had 20 No. 1 Hits but Their Saddest Song Never Topped the Charts

Collider·Jul 3

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The Beatles had numerous number one hits, with some sources noting they had 20. However, one of their saddest songs did not reach the top of the charts. The band's chart performance is being discussed alongside that of other notable artists, including Drake and Rihanna.

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