Is it normal to think the beatles copied the monkees?

I grew up in the 80s and remember watching the Monkees on tv. I really didn't hear of the Beatles until later in my teens and automatically assumed that the Monkees came first and were kind of a Beatles parody. It took a while to convince me of this? Anybody else?

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  • The Beatles came first.

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  • The beatles came first.
    But the monkees came more.

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  • Oopsy daisy.
    The Beatles were an English rock band that formed in Liverpool in 1960.
    The Monkees are an American pop/rock band that released music in their original incarnation between 1966 and 1970.
    Let us not put the cart before the horse.

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  • its ok I thought the spice girls where atomic kitten and girls aloud could never tell these annoying voice girl groups apart

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  • The Monkees copied the Beatles.

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  • Nope, you're alone on this one buddy.

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  • Dear troll,

    Please make your story match your title.

    Kthxbye.

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  • No, I can't relate. Sorry about that. I always knew that the Beatles came before the Monkeys.

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  • Like it has already been said. The Beatles were first. They didn't copy the Monkeys. However, The Monkeys sold more records than the Beatles and Elvis combined. I happen to like the Monkeys and watched the show every week when it was on.

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  • The Beatles were a band, playing gigs, writing songs, and doing what bands do, before they became famous.
    The Monkees were a fabrication for a TV show, with a team of established hit-writers and session musicians making the music.
    I've always loved the Monkees but don't forget what they were.

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  • You could have googled which band came first... -.-

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    • I thought this growing up in the 90s. I just wanted to see if anybody else did too.

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