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Paul McCartney's Hope For The Future Is Hidden In The Destiny 2 Beta
Back in 2015 we asked The Taken King's creative director (who is also Destiny 2's director) Luke Smith, if Paul McCartney’s song exists in-universe, considering the music video with the former Beatle singing it to assorted guardians (seen below). We also asked him if they thought the music was actually cool.
Smith seemed unsure at the time, but this Easter Egg, shown here by YouTuber Alex Woodcock, might be a confirmation of our long-held theory that Sir Paul McCartney is alive and well and still making music in the future fictional world of Destiny.
For more on the Destiny 2 beta, head here to watch a tour of it from our Destiny experts, Matt Miller and Andy McNamara.
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