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Paul McCartney Reveals Why He Performed at Taylor Swift’s Wedding: ‘She Asked Me to Do It’

Paul McCartney Reveals Why He Performed at Taylor Swift’s Wedding: ‘She Asked Me to Do It’

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Beatles legend also talks about banning Larry David from his concerts after he refused to sing along to "Hey Jude" on Jimmy Kimmel Live

Paul McCartney talked for the first time about performing at Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding during his appearance Friday on Jimmy Kimmel Live! It was previously confirmed that McCartney performed the Beatles’ “I Want to Hold Your Hand” at Swift’s Madison Square Garden wedding. Guests have been pretty tight-lipped about the ceremony in the months since, but McCartney did reveal why he sang at the wedding.

Swift was onstage with McCartney during the performance — “I said, ‘You should sing along, and you should sing it to your man,'” he told Kimmel — but it’s unclear if the pair duet on what Rolling Stone called “the perfect Beatles wedding song.” Trending Stories Zach Bryan Wears 'Free Palestine' Shirt at Gillette After Owner Robert Kraft Banned Macklemore Sia Sells 50 Percent Stake in Catalog for $180 Million in Preparation for Big Avatar Plans Stray Kids Join BTS in Grammy Submission Boycott Phil Collins Says He 'Kissed and Made Up' With Paul McCartney After Snub From Decades Ago Elsewhere during the interview, McCartney talked about his upcoming special edition of The Boys of Dungeon Lane, duetting with Ringo Starr for the first time, his recent Wings documentary Man on the Run, and the time Larry David refused to sing along to “Hey Jude” at a McCartney concert. (“You think I’m gonna ‘Na na na’? What kind of person do you think I am,” David told Kimmel in a June 2026 interview. I said, ‘How come Larry?’ He said, ‘I didn’t want to do it.’ So he didn’t do it,” McCartney said of the incident.

When asked if he would ever invite David to another one of his shows, McCartney said, “Never.”

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