🎸 Beatles Legend EXPOSES His Blacklist: Ringo Starr Reveals 6 Singers Who Drove Him Mad 😱 #6 Will SHOCK You

Ringo Starr has spent most of his life being the cool, collected Beatle.

Unlike his more vocal bandmates, John and Paul, Ringo rarely dished out drama — instead choosing diplomacy, even when tensions behind the scenes were at boiling point.

But in a rare, unfiltered moment at age 84, Ringo finally gave fans a brutally honest glimpse into the darker side of his musical journey.

During a private fireside interview with a longtime friend — later leaked by an insider — Ringo named the six singers he flat-out hated working with or being around, and the reasons are as wild as rock ‘n’ roll itself.

1. Phil Collins
Yes, that’s right — the Genesis drummer turned pop icon.

While both shared a passion for percussion, Ringo reportedly found Phil “incredibly self-important and tone-deaf to the vibe in the room.

” According to Ringo, a studio session in the early ‘90s went south fast when Collins refused to simplify a vocal track that clashed with Starr’s drumming.

“He acted like he was producing Abbey Road 2.

0,” Ringo reportedly said.

“Mate, relax — it’s just a session.

” The clash ended the project before it even hit demo stage, and Ringo never worked with him again.

2. Bob Dylan
This one hurts.

Dylan and the Beatles were once considered mutual admirers — but Ringo apparently had a far different view.

“He was either too stoned or too smug — no in-between,” Ringo allegedly told his confidant.

While Lennon and Harrison worshipped Dylan’s poetic style, Ringo found him “rude, cryptic, and impossible to collaborate with.

” During a jam session in 1971, Dylan reportedly mocked Ringo’s playing, saying, “You’re not the drummer — you’re the metronome.

” Ringo walked out, never to return.

3. Yoko Ono
Though not technically a singer by classical standards, Yoko Ono’s avant-garde vocal performances definitely earned her a spot on this list.

Ringo reportedly had no patience for what he once called “sonic assaults.

” During the infamous Let It Be sessions, he was said to have complained to the crew, “If she starts screaming again, I’m unplugging my kit.

” Sources say the tension between Yoko and Ringo was underplayed for years, but in private, he found her presence in the studio “disruptive, divisive, and painful to listen to.

”

4. Axl Rose
The Guns N’ Roses frontman crossed paths with Ringo backstage at a high-profile benefit concert in the late ‘80s — and the encounter left Ringo fuming.

“Loudmouth, no respect, full of coke and swagger,” he allegedly said.

Axl reportedly interrupted Ringo’s conversation with Eric Clapton by shouting, “Hey old man, tell us about that submarine!” referencing Yellow Submarine in a mocking tone.

Ringo didn’t laugh.

“He thought I was a clown — not a Beatle.

I walked away right then.

”

5. Madonna
You might think Ringo and Madonna had nothing to do with each other — and you’d be mostly right.

But a planned collaboration in the late ‘90s almost happened… until it didn’t.

Madonna was reportedly interested in working with a Beatles legend for a reimagined version of “Come Together” for a charity album.

Ringo passed — and later told a friend that her attitude in the meeting was “like royalty addressing a peasant.

” He added, “She’s got pipes, sure — but zero soul.

” The comment sent shockwaves through his inner circle, considering Ringo rarely trashed anyone publicly.

6. Liam Gallagher
Of all the names on Ringo’s list, this one might be the most unsurprising.

The Oasis frontman has famously declared himself “bigger than the Beatles,” and even referred to Ringo as “the least important Beatle” in a 2006 interview.

Ringo, it turns out, never forgot.

“That guy’s mouth is louder than his music,” he reportedly said.

They met only once — briefly, awkwardly, at an award show — and Ringo described the exchange as “two minutes of fake smiles and forced handshakes.

” He added, “I don’t hate many people, but if I saw him in a pub, I’d leave.

Why Now?
So why did Ringo break his silence after decades of peace-and-love diplomacy? According to the friend who leaked the list, it was about legacy.

“He wanted the truth out there,” they said.

“He’s tired of pretending every person he met in music was lovely.

He’s 84, and he’s done playing nice.

Ringo has always stood apart from the typical rock star persona.

He never chased scandal.

He didn’t feud on Twitter.

He didn’t write tell-all books filled with bitterness.

But in the twilight of his life, even the drummer known for his chill attitude has chosen to strike a different beat — one that’s brutally honest and refreshingly raw.

While fans will still remember Ringo Starr for his charm, steady rhythm, and goofy one-liners, this newly revealed list shows a side of the man that’s been hidden for far too long — a side that had enough of the ego, the disrespect, and the noise.

Because even the most peaceful Beatle has limits.

And now, the world knows exactly who crossed them.