MMT is the one Beatles movie that they *weren't* fꦫorced to make. The Beatles made that of their own accord, much to the dismay of almost the entire world in 1968. Maybe I'm being hyperbo⛦lic, but it's not too far off. That being said, I personally love MMT.

Seeing as, like myself, you're also from Merseyside, I'm surprised that you made such glaring err🦩ors as above and the double A-side being SFF🐼 and Penny Lane, not SFF and Eleanor Rigby (a song released on Rubber Soul 2 years prior).

Here are a few other errors or informatio🍸n taken out of context:

1. The word for an album of songs from and/or related to a mov🐼ie is "soundtrack", not "tie-in";

2. There is a considerable portion of the Beatles' catalogue that John Lennon later said he didn't like, sometimes it was out of spite (e.g. Hello Goodbye𒀰, a🃏s it was the A-Side over I Am The Walrus). Just because John Lennon says he doesn't like it, doesn't mean it's bad;

3. The Beatles didn't rush out MMT, they made it on 🦄their own time. They didn't feel the need to spend ෴ages on it;

4. MMT 🎀wasn't a cash grab, it was made because they wanted to make it themsel🃏ves;

5. Jack Black didn't end Tenacious D "for the sake o𒁏f his own career". He wasn't comfortable to continue the tour after the remark𝄹s that Kyle Gass made.

Overall, this is a very poorly researched and fact-checked article with a🍸 major error in almost ever🔥y paragraph.