The Beatles' "I Am the Walrus" inspired Donovan to make up a word for one of his most famous songs from the 1960s.

John Lennon wrote "I Am the Walrus" based on a Lewis Carroll poem. When looking back, he realized he shouldn't have written about the Walrus.

John Lennon later realized he had misinterpreted the Lewis Carroll poem that inspired the 1967 Beatles track “I Am the Walrus.” ...

While some of "I Am The Walrus" is pure nonsense, the chorus' inspiration makes it one of the more explicit Beatles lyrics they ever wrote.

Introducing a Cinespia screening of the film at Hollywood Forever Cemetery, Wood admitted she went method for the scene.

Before closing their second set, the group covered The Beatles’ “I Am The Walrus,” a rare inclusion, with only seven prior plays to last night’s arrival, stemming from the band’s 2010 debut.