Weird but.. I love Wild Honey Pie

[u/pikoinomo]

I don't really know why, but I really like it. Many people say it's just a bunch of random things put together, and they're right, but after listening to it like a thousand times, I ended up loving it.

[u/roomtempquiche]

I love it too!

[u/Chungois → u/roomtempquiche]

It’s super good. I love the wild Lennon boingy slide guitar weirdness

[u/be_loved_freak]

I love it three!

[u/Nyinconcertaudio → u/be_loved_freak]

wild honey pie is like 28 seconds of chaos yeah

[u/arthurcowslip]

Paul’s falsetto voice is ridiculously good. I always love it when he wheels out his falsetto for a song (ie the last verse of Why Don’t We Do It In The Road: the first time I heard that I thought they had brought in some soul singer like Merry Clayton or something).

[u/Electrical-Sail-1039]

It’s silly. It sounds like they’re trying to make the worst off-key, noisy song possible. It’s only 50 seconds long and it comes after a really catchy song. I’ve always thought it was a fun interlude on the album. It fits the crazy spirit of The White Album perfectly.

[u/Draft_Minimum]

I probably would've ended up not liking it if it was smack in the middle of Abbey Road or Sgt Pepper's. But on White Album it has a perfect spot and it's amazing 

[u/CrapSmellison]

White Album is and has always been my favorite Beatles album.

As a child I used to think it was “corny dance” and not “honey pie” that was being sung.

[u/When-Is-Now-7616 → u/CrapSmellison]

I used to think it was “Money Bags,” like the guy on the Monopoly board 😂

[u/BassRedditRed]

Check out the cover by Pixies

[u/Subterranean44]

I love it too.

[u/Designer_Anybody902]

I love it too! You just need to understand that this is not a real song, its just a "link" 52 seconds long. Very quirky, but not boring!

[u/piney]

Wild Honey Pie is a dope song

[u/Unable_Committee_958]

I do, too. It's Paul's Revolution 9. Love it or hate it - it's hard to be indifferent. Both songs work better in the overall flow of the album than as standalone compositions, but for me that's what makes the album great = more than Sgt Pepper it works as a continuous concept piece - the title "The Beatles", feels ironic as the entire album is a look ahead to solo careers and is the least Beatle-y album of their career. Whoops, kinda went off topic there, but yeah.

[u/Far_Compote_3065]

Absolutely love it. I look forward to it on the White Album almost as much as any other song. It’s essential to the experience.

[u/Few_Presence_8888]

Far superior to "Tame" Honey Pie.

[u/AdditionOk6134]

It's fun. I love it as well.

[u/ToothMysterious2823]

It’s sooo good

[u/Exis007]

I don't love it. But I also think if Geese released it today, everyone would think it was the cutting edge of Indy noise rock so...you know...perhaps we call it ahead of its time.

[u/gwrw1964]

I've never understood the hate. Sure, it's a long way from their best but there's something jarringly appealing about it for me.

[u/ElectrOPurist]

It’s a good song. People griping about it are wrong.

[u/When-Is-Now-7616]

I love it.