Bernie Taupin's dash for a pen becomes Rick Beato's songwriting story
The "Rocket Man" excerpt accompanies a full interview tracing Taupin and Elton John's nearly six-decade collaboration.
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Bernie Taupin on writing the lyrics to “Rocket Man” #eltonjohn #bernietaupin
Bernie Taupin had the opening of "Rocket Man" in his head and nothing to write it on. In Rick Beato's most-watched new upload, he remembers driving to his parents' house in northern England, repeating the words aloud so they wouldn't disappear before he could find a pen.
The arrival was less glamorous than the song's eventual destination: into the driveway, inside the house, and an urgent request for something to write with. Those opening lines then sat for a while before Taupin returned to finish the song. Other lyrics, he explains, could come together from beginning to end within an hour.
That Short has passed a million views. Its comments became a waiting room for the longer conversation, with viewers invoking Beato's Billy Joel interview and asking when they could watch Taupin's in full. The full interview arrived Monday and has already drawn about half a million views, exploring his creative process and long partnership with Elton John. "Rocket Man" originally appeared on Elton's 1972 album Honky Château, a durable result of that words-first collaboration.
Beato posted ten uploads altogether, including listening to Matchbox Twenty with the band, Josh Homme discussing what makes him different, and a livestream about finally learning a Steely Dan song. The channel added subscribers over the week, while daily views are currently more than double their usual pace. Among nearby music-commentary channels, theneedledrop and fantano are having slower-than-usual viewing days; David Bennett Music Theory is closer to his normal rhythm.
Taupin isn't the only songwriter keeping things moving. A fresh clip of Sheryl Crow playing Neil Young's "Old Man" currently has the channel's strongest daily viewing momentum, with both Taupin uploads also drawing substantial attention.
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What viewers say
No way, he got Bernie!!
@gdawgs101See it on YouTubeI’ve always hoped you’d interview him, those first records are untouchable on every front.
@mattcamp1237See it on YouTubeWow, I can’t wait to watch this whole interview!!
@DavidDiMuzioSee it on YouTube
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Bernie and Elton. What a team. Thank you Bernie for a book of music that will stand the test of time.
@stevek4408See it on YouTubeEltons early albums burst with amazing words and music. The deeper cuts are golden. Incredible writer.
@danserdutz6700See it on YouTubeI am in awe with how Bernie Taupin just hands lyrics over for Elton John to build a song around. They are a genius combination.
@jonhumble7199See it on YouTubeFantastic to see Bernie Taupin on the channel! I hope that this leads to an Elton John and/or Davey Johnstone interview/s!
@Stephen_LaffertySee it on YouTubeGrowing up with Elton and Bernie.....how absolutely wonderful and fortunate we were!!
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- Channel
- Rick Beato
- Subscribers
- 5,880,000 ▲ 10,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 15,202,642
- Videos published this week
- 10
- Video published
- October 17, 2026
- Video views so far
- 1,110,931
- Views on its first day
- 531,490
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Which Elton John album originally included "Rocket Man"?
"Rocket Man" appeared on Elton John's 1972 album Honky Château.



