Devoted Rolling Stones fans across the globe have been left utterly gobsmacked this week after the true ages of frontman Sir Mick Jagger and guitarist Ronnie Wood came to light.
The rock icons, currently thrilling audiences on their critically acclaimed 'Hackney Diamonds' stadium tour across America, are defying time itself with their relentless energy and powerhouse performances. However, the revelation of their years has sparked a wave of disbelief on social media.
Mick Jagger, the band's indefatigable lead singer, is an astonishing 80 years old. Meanwhile, Ronnie Wood, who continues to deliver blistering guitar solos night after night, is 76.
Fans flocked to Twitter and Facebook to express their sheer amazement. One stunned concert-goer wrote, "Just saw The Rolling Stones live. Mick Jagger is 80 and has more energy than me at 25. How is this possible? Legend!"
Another added, "Ronnie Wood is 76 and still rocking the guitar like he's in his 20s. These guys are not human!"
The band is showing no signs of slowing down, proving that true rock and roll is truly ageless. Their enduring appeal and seemingly eternal youth continue to be a hot topic of conversation, cementing their status as the greatest rock and roll band in the world.
