The Beatles' White Album is 50, but it's not fans' favourite...
25 November 2018, 15:58 | Updated: 25 November 2018, 16:01
According to a YouGov poll, fans of The Fab Four prefer Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band instead.
Today marks 50 years since The Beatles' White Album was released on 22 November 1968.
But according to a YouGov poll, the seminal record is not the most favoured among fans of The Fab Four.
It is in fact the band's 1967 classic album Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band which was favoured by 25% of Beatles fans surveyed.
In fact, the poll showed that The White Album was the favourite of only 8% people, making it the third most popular overall.
Second place went to A Hard Day's Night with 10% of the vote.
See the results below:
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The internet-based market research and data analytics firm also found that almost half of Brits (48%) consider themselves to be a Beatles fan, with age unsurprisingly playing a huge role.
People aged 65 and over were the most likely to love the band at 66%, while those aged 18-24 the least likely (26%).
See their full breakdown of the demographic here:
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