I'm sure there would have been a lot of posts on social media, and Beatlemania would have been even bigger. I think that there would have been larger crowds, because people would be telling their friends about the news, and their friends would come with them. People would be posting a lot of pictures and videos on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, etc. Maybe the Beatles themselves would have social media accounts where they post things. I know Paul and Ringo are on social media anyway.
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I'm sure the Beatles would have had social media accounts! They could keep in touch with their fans all over the world that way!
I think in the early years, Beatlemania would have been very similar to how it really was, only more so. A lot of people in America might have known about the Beatles before they even got there, for instance, thanks to the Beatles' social media profiles where they'd probably post songs and fun clips of themselves and all sorts of things, which their British fans would then share with all their followers. I think social media could really have made a difference in the later years, though. The Beatles could still keep in touch with their fans and play for them via livestreams even if they didn't want to tour anymore; they could get feedback from fans on their experiments with their sound; they would be able to record together even if they weren't all in London at the time. Maybe it would have helped them stay together.
