AN INCREDIBLE PERFORMANCE!! FIRST TIME REACTING Queen Live Aid

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[@helendunbar1845]

Sir Dr Brian May ❤🎸 Rock star, astrophysicist, champion and protector of British wildlife...my hero ❤

[@richardscratcher6075]

Playing the unique guitar he and his father made from a piece of wood from the fireplace mantel - and playing it using an old sixpence coin as his plectrum.

[@davidkennedy4429]

AND MINE

[@rogerwolstenholme2710]

@@richardscratcher6075 The vibrator lever was a Knitting Needle ... wow !!!

[@Aoife24601]

Badgers of Britain Unite😂😂😂 if youre from any other country.....Brian is the saviour of all oyr Badgers. Our Badgers arent like American Badgers 😱 our Badgers are the sweet, Wind in the Willows type, they wear smoking jackets, smoke pipes and wear glasses ...they are regularly CULLED!!! ...too long a reason to put here but our multi faceted Doctor/Rockstar has saved them....again if youre interested google😂

[@cs8106c]

An interviewer once asked Freddie. “ you play different instruments, which is your favourite?” Freddie replied ( The audience, darling!”

[@davidstewart9701]

I was in one of the roughest pubs in Manchester when this came on, not a drink was poured, not a word was said , and grown men (some of the hardest men around) were singing along with tears in their eyes! Truly a legendary performance.

[@Avalee325]

That’s so cute 🥺🤭🤧🥰

[@stevenallen1549]

💪 he was one in a million

[@timhannah4]

@@stevenallen1549 "IS"

[@PishProductions1]

This comment gave me chills

[@MetalMike38]

The power of music, the only thing that can truly unite everyone.

[@sicr7373]

And don't forget Freddie had laryngitis at the time but insisted on performing....and what a performance it was!

[@jpw6893]

I believe it was a fungal infection, quite serious.

[@Avalee325]

Well, throat infection and all those things are probably the same thing.

[@DJ_Sycottic]

I was 15 when I was watching this live and couldn't believe that there were nearly 2 billion people watching, I'm 54 now and still can't believe it. There will never be a another event like Live Aid and there will never be a another Freddie Mercury, an absolute legend...

[@Ingens_Scherz]

Same here! (but I was a mere 13 ;) So true about Freddie.

[@jno5]

The second song ‘Radio Gaga’, was written because it was the MTV era and everyone was saying Radio is now dead and this was a song about how great radio was. It’s also where Lady Gaga got her name from, she is a big Queen fan. Also Freddie told his mum he’d blow her a kiss and that’s who he was blowing a kiss to when he was playing the piano at the start. I was 14yrs old it was a boiling hot summers day and watch the whole concert on TV, a lot of the performers were doing it for publicity singing their latest single etc. but when Queen agreed they asked Bob Geldof what to do, he said play your hits…..they rehearse for several days beforehand (unlike anyone else) and they knew how long their set had to be, so no crap talking between songs or making political statements etc, they just performed and timed in perfectly………afterwards other performers said they stole the show (which they did) but all they did was just a great performance, which a lot of other acts didn’t. He always used a mic stand like that, not just this performance. This was the evening bit that was cut:- kzbin.info/www/bejne/qJradaJtlKyroK8si=dvAskVFymVDMbQIj And the rehearsals:- kzbin.info/www/bejne/bWewc56cfN-DldUsi=GKsb5UmVtz8eKFQ6

[@Shoomer1988]

Which is a bit ironic really because of the video for Bohemian Rapsody. Although it wasn't the first music video, it probably was the first to truly go mainstream worldwide.

[@imweakfordeaky]

The rehearsal clips are great… John looking mighty fine in a tank top… Brian’s longlonglong legs in short-shorts…lol

[@Dingo-x]

@@Shoomer1988 That video is what got me into Queen I bought the single in 1975 and a girlfriend at the time bought me their album "A Night at the Opera"

[@deniseadams1703]

Remember this wasn’t a Queen audience. Tickets for Live Aid sold out within the hours early in the year. Queen were touring during the summer and didn’t know if they could be there. Their appearance was only announced a day or so before the event but everyone in that audience knew all the words to their songs. Absolutely wonderful performance.

[@jbird4478]

Every audience is a Queen audience. I don't think I've ever met anyone who didn't like Queen. There was a Green Day concert in 2017 where the entire crowd sang Bohemian Rhapsody; 42 years after the song was released.

[@davidward9737]

​@@jbird4478that is a awesome vid. Shows how impactful this band was and still is

[@vallee3140]

@@jbird4478 and they were mostly youngsters, who had not even been born then, yet knew every word.

[@paulmaxey6377]

Freddie wrote Crazy Little Thing Called Love as a tribute to Elvis in Elvis' style after Elvis died. So another song you know that was a Queen original. Freddie said that he wasn't a good guitar player as he could only play 3 chords, so it was a good challenge to write a song only using those 3 chords. Usually he composed the music playing piano but for this he used guitar.

[@Ingens_Scherz]

In the bath in 20 minutes!

[@elainetilley985]

Hi, I am writing this on my wife's page. I will never forget this concert , but for not the same reasons as most. Queen's performance was the highlight of this astounding day. But I am watching with tears flowing. As this was taking place I was at the bedside of my beloved grandmother. It was she who brought me up at great financial and emotional cost to herself . It was she who made me the man that I am. For ever grateful is too small a phrase to describe my feelings towards her. And if that wasn't enough, she loved me too. She was on her death bed during this concert. The many years that have passed have not softened the heart ache.

[@marciebulsaraorcutt]

Bless you for sharing what a special woman she was.🙏 There are some people who are angels… Your Grandmother and my Mother were both two of them.🫶 (My mother was 44 when she had me - I obviously wasn’t planned; she already had had five children. While she was expecting me, my Father was diagnosed with terminal cancer… he was predicted to have six months, but lived until I was two years old. I’ve always tried - and failed - to imagine the bravery and strength she had, to raise me alone in her middle age on a widow’s pension.) It sounds like you and I were both very Blessed.

[@Snaakie83]

❤

[@loopyloo788]

So beautiful that you had so much love for your grandmother. She lives on in your heart ❤️

[@hanwalker7408]

I will never forget watching this performance - what an absolute legend

[@EileenHall-j9f]

That is how to own an audience. Has to be one of the best live performances ever, then and since. Wonderful.

[@TheOrlandoTrustfull]

No auto-tune, no people holding up cell phones, just a stadium filled with people enjoying an epic moment.

[@jonbates2984]

Instead of watching and taking in the performance, videoing something that they’ll probably never look at again after the first few days.

[@gillianfoster1670]

Yep I was one of them

[@imweakfordeaky]

It kinda helps that there WERE no “cell phones” , at least not available to the general populace. There were car phones for rich folks, and huge brick-sized satellite phones for journalists and other who traveled off the beaten path as part of a well-paid career.

[@tonibaker3823]

@@gillianfoster1670 me to

[@TheOrlandoTrustfull]

@imweakfordeaky Thanks for that mate. I am aware that time travel isn't possible 😂

[@MrRolemaster]

Back then, 2 Billion people on the Planet watched THIS live, so, pretty close to every human on the planet, my friends. You just experienced what many experts and musicians in the world consider the greatest live gig in music history.

[@johnnybeer3770]

Mike , Jess , you just witnessed 20 mins of musical heaven . This was networked live on tv across the world to another 2 billion people , that at the time was a third of the world. Amazing. 🇬🇧

[@helendunbar1845]

Watched it on TV on the day, and never get tired of seeing it 🤘🎸 Every member of the band is perfection ❤

[@TomClarkSouthLondon]

*Was never a QUEEN Fan, watched this live performance 1985, was totally blown away, now I am a fan forever, along with 2 Billion others* 😮

[@arnodobler1096]

Best TV day of my life! They came back for a wonderful encore, just Brian and Freddie. ♥

[@Retrospective.]

In my mid 50's now, but i was there that day, as a fresh faced 16 y/o. I was near the front, one of the greatest days of my life. I can still hear Queen ringing in my ears, almost 40 years later.

[@chrishorsfield4893]

Ahhhh this is the reaction I've been waiting for!! That is 20+ minutes of video footage I will never get tired of watching, seen it hundreds of times already, but everytime you watch it, feels like the first! An absolutely legendary class act, which will never repeated by anyone ever again. Freddie was a unique one off, and I am gutted I never got to see him perform live.

[@shirlgirlc6734]

The number of times iv watched this is unbelievable, Queen made this concert most memorable because they used their strongest anthems whereas other groups/singers sang their latest songs. At 9.48pm Freddie and Brian came back on to sing a song written years ago "is this the world we created"

[@jillosler9353]

Me too ❤. Everytime someone reacts to it I watch and am as mesmerised the umpteenth time as I was the first. It's also so rewarding to hear the reactors reaction!!!

[@christophersmith2793]

LiveAid the project of two British artists, Bob Geldof and Midge Ure,the events were to raise awareness and funds for a terrible famine in Ethiopia 🇪🇹 Africa,LiveAid Wembley Stadium 🇬🇧 twinned with a same day concert in Philadelphia 🇺🇸 USA,Wembley Stadium crowd was 72,000 people, Philadelphia USA 92,000 people, the concerts for the first time in history televised to nearly 2 billion people worldwide, and 150 countries ,around 70 artists performing each act had around 20 minutes to perform, Queen came on stage and with their legendary flamboyant performance stole the show from any other artist who performed on the day, Queen were the best, Freddie had his home crowd in the palm of his hand,Queen were legendary for their live performance all around the world,in their day they performed around 700 live concerts worldwide and one of the first bands to conquer South America, all the members or the band have written N01 hits and they were all phenomenal musicians and had great backing harmonies, Queens greatest hits album is today still the best selling album in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧, Lady Ga Ga, and Michael Jackson were Queen fans , Lady Ga Ga took her name from the Queen song Radio GaGa,Michael Jackson was known to attend a live Queen concert, Jackson and Freddie collaborated together in the studio with a couple of songs, The LiveAid concerts raised around 140 million dollars, a outstanding day I know I attended LiveAid United Kingdom 🇬🇧, so many phenomenal memories, great reaction thanks 🙏

[@lysith3aPS5]

David Bowie was on next after Queen, resulting in one of the greatest lines ever uttered - "How the f*** am I supposed to follow THAT?!" - Priceless!

[@nickquantrill985]

THE GREATEST BAND EVER. THE GREATEST LIVE PERFORMANCE EVER!👌❤️ GOOSEBUMPS EVERY TIME!❤️❤️❤️

[@debramceneaney]

Queen the greatest band in the world ever imo x

[@annicecooper8105]

22 minutes of musical legend. I remember watching Queen coming on stage to a flagging crowd as this was about six hours in. Queen just absolutely got the memo that this wasn't necessarily their crowd so played the familiar, anthemic songs rather than trying to plug new tracks as others did. Magic. 😊

[@LoriTalbot-du2qt]

Freddie wanted every person in the crowd to feel like they were a part of the show. That is why Queen were the best stadium band ever!

[@stephenspencer2632]

I was lucky to be there. The live aid concert started noon in London and finished late evening in Philadelphia. Check all the great bands and artists who performed.

[@peterjohnson5952]

Hi Guys, my biggest regret was never seeing Freddie and Queen live. Sorry Jess but he was the most iconic musician and showman ever, just above Elvis, (that's a chat for another time). He walked onto the stage and had the audience "eating out of his hand" IMMEDIATLY. The whole band just crushed it every time.

[@MatthewForman-b9o]

You two are on a rabbit hole of a journey with Queen. These guys had toured relentlessly in south America to huge audiences in the years previously. They had a set to fill of about 20 minutes and stole the whole show. I was 15 at the time and the whole of the UK and most of the world was watching. I was a queen fan and had a vinyl album called Queen live killers...so I knew how good they were ....but they stole the show....RIP Freddiex

[@lindsaycrellin4588]

The backing singers are Roger on the drums & Brian lead guitar ❤ all the band members of Queen are multi instrumentalists x

[@TURNlP]

I was there as a clueless 8 year old, not knowing what I was witnessing. I just knew it meant alot to my dad. Freddie is easily the greatest frontman ever. Passed wayyyyy to soon.

[@phillipdavies9128]

It was a great day. So hot that we were hosed with cold water to cool us down. The event had been going on for 6+ hours before Queen came on. I had seen Queen previously and was more excited about watching Dire Straits. They were good but Queen were incredible. They definitely stole the show. We were all pretty tired when Queen gave us the energy boost we needed. We didn't realize at the time that we were watching history being made. We all knew live aid was going to be special. No one knew there wouldn't be another event like it again. It was a special time and almost 40 years ago. I was 25 the time. Memory fades but this remains.

[@larryholmes69]

Freddie had us in the palm of his hand mate. This was the most amazing musical experience of my life. I was 32 then, and I was standing just to the left of the girl with black top on the guys shoulders. I must have watched this so many times that I've lost count, but it still gives me goosebumps. We were truly privileged to have been there to witness it.

[@maureenalder8905]

I was there Freddie and Queen totally SMASHED it..Couldn't talk next day no voice..Still miss you Freddie 😢 ❤

[@lolnatt4583]

Many bands playing that day but Queen absolutely smashed it. The best live performance ever seen. Freddie was an amazing talent.

[@vicdillon6278]

"Radio Ga Ga" was released in 1984. The meaning behind this song explores how people were beginning to lean more on the boob tube for entertainment than the music airwaves. Throughout the song, the narrator doesn't want radio to disappear, because it was his education. It kept him company as a teen. It made everyone laugh and cry.

[@iangriff459]

another thing that made this performance so special was the fact that this was not a Queen crowd but they still stole the show, everybody loves Queen ;)

[@zinnia2980]

Freddie and Queen gave an outstandingly mesmerising performance at Live Aid ❤️ Amazing musicians, songwriters and human beings. They are so loved 💚

[@aryastark7195]

music performed like this is what it means to be alive 🥹 and no one could strut quite like freddie ♥️

[@faithwithoutprejudice2380]

Crazy Little Thing Called Love was written by Freddie as a tribute to Elvis ❤😊❤

[@sicr7373]

A God walked amongst us!

[@aileenl7227]

I get Goosebumps hearing those first lyrics. Remembering Freddie. I was 8yrs old and watched it live on tv. Rest in paradise special soul. Thanks guys your channel is the best.

[@Amberle38]

Same, was just a couple of years older but I remember watching it so clearly. Was such a huge event at the time & Queen stole the show.

[@aileenl7227]

I was 9 🤣 Had to double check which year live aid was. Remember it vividly because of Freddie then George Michael. Good memories to have.

[@liamstrange4939]

Freddie was a true showman and a legend that very few people would be able to hit as close than he did ❤

[@daveloboda1769]

The GOAT, the best frontman of any band ever.

[@uppyraptor49]

I was 31 at the time, i watched the whole concert on TV absolutely amazing, the WHO were fantastic as well!

[@janetramsdale4478]

Same and I was 31 too. An unforgettable performance from Queen

[@peteF776]

Phil Collins, did a set, then played the drums for a number of other artists, then went to the airport and flew Concord an to the US to feature in Band Aid

[@John-i8k9n]

I was at Live Aid and was near the front for Queen. We got the boat from Ireland then drove eighth hours to London. We slept in the car the night before, went to the gig slept in the car then drove eighth hours back to the boat in Wales. It was a crazy trip but I can say that I was there and i still have the t shirt to prove it.

[@lupins48]

I was there. A lot of acts just rested on thier laurels and the whole affair was becoming rather dull. Queen took the trouble to spend the perevious week rehearsing their set. The whole place erupted with excitement when they played their first song. For me they made the whole event come to life. Just an outstanding performance and everybody was elecrified!!!

[@barrygentry5364]

Loved Freddie both as a singer and entertainer. Lead guitarist, Brian May, is now an animal rights activist and an astrophysicist.

[@kellycrook543]

YEA!!!!!! QUEEN IS THE BEST BAND EVER!!!! THIS IS KNOWN AS THE BEST LIVE PERFORMANCE IN HISTORY!!! AFTER ALL THESE YEARS, STILL, NO ONE HAS COME CLOSE TO IT, AND NEVER WILL!!!!! THIS IS PERFECTION!!!!!

[@anthonydarby3973]

Radio Gaga,,,,,,sound familiar? That's where Lady Gaga got her name ❤

[@meanmax9663]

I was on active duty in the Marine Corps, stationed at Camp Pendleton California when Live Aid aired. I had an apartment at 423C South Fremont street in Oceanside, and we brought the largest TV we could find to my apartment. Every tenant in the building was active duty Marine Corps, and we all were tuned in to watch Live Aid while eating & drinking and wandering around to each other's apartments. It was an entire building party. Things seemed so simple then, all of us were white, black, Latino, Asian, and every other race/color that you can imagine, but we were all just humans that day. Helping a cause for humanity, just because it was the right thing to do, and we all loved sharing music with our friends. I'm 60 now, but I sure would like to have just one more of those days again, before I run out of time.

[@JWS-66]

1986 Wembley "Under Pressure" and 1981 Montreal "Somebody to Love" are some epic Queen Live performances.... I was 19 when I saw this Live on TV so good❤greets from the Netherlands

[@chwilhogyn]

I was 5 when this was live on TV, and I became an instant Queen fan!! 2025 will be Live Aid's 40th anniversary!!

[@adalderson6269]

Fantastic, my all time favourite idol. You should check out Somebody to love live in Montreal 1981 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻 Love to you both

[@chrisofnottingham]

They were just about the only band that had the foresight to cut down the length of their songs and thus cram in so many big hits into a 20 minute set :-)

[@fredericknalaremah939]

Never to be forgotten, never to be repeated and never to be equalled...Freddie and Queen will live on forever in our heads and in our hearts...We that witnessed it are blessed!

[@sirjonty18]

So as you may know, 2 live aid Concerts took place that day, the other in Philadelphia. But did you know Phil Collins played at both? He played here, then flew by British Airways on Concorde, he was in Philadelphia in 4 hours and played there on the same day. it was crazy.

[@esteban280889]

Wasn't there more or am I thinking of the 2000s remake with like 5

[@astraboots]

Freddie wrote a Crazy Little Thing Called Love as a tribute to Elvis. Radio Gaga is about the time radio was being taken over by a musical videos. Hammer to Fall is about living in a cold war era.

[@lokolad3541]

RADIO GAGA - Is one of Many Queen Classics - The Lyrics are Brilliant

[@margaretnicol3423]

One of the absolute best days of my life was being at a Queen concert at Wembley.

[@TheOrlandoTrustfull]

You should check out Queen - Somebody To Love, live in Montreal. It's brilliant.

[@bennyfactor1]

Not forgetting another 60,000 watching, singing and clapping along in Philly

[@2711marcus]

I was there in that day. So many fantastic artists playing but Queen stole the show. Live music doesn't get any better than that 😍

[@andrewtims9524]

20% of the world's population watched this live on the TV

[@iangriff459]

Radio gaga was written by Roger taylor and was inspired by the sound made by his baby daughter which was the gaga sounds, and this is where Lady gaga took her name ;) Biggest regret of my life is not going to this I had the chance but turned it down. I watched it live on TV just before going out to the pub for a night and I couldnt get it out of my head. First thing i did when I got in the bar was put bohemian rhapsody on the juke box ....great memories

[@chrisparti]

You have more subscribers than double that crowd... When you think of it like that its amazing... Well deserved ❤❤❤

[@HitchUpAndTow]

Will never forget this

[@warrenlockhart5009]

Pleased you guy's got un-shhhed. Keep rolling. Love Jesse's infectious laugh. Your both honest people.

[@uppyraptor49]

There was a LOT of groups and singers on all day long

[@michaelhollingworth1766]

I worked with a guy who went to that concert and he wasn't a Queen fan.......after that concert he was.

[@alanhall2216]

Queen were the only band who used their brief time on stage wisely by playing a montage of their hits. This was the point for me that the concert got started.

[@nicholashylton6857]

The *_master_* of crowd control! Hopefully, one-day bands will come back in fashion in the mainstream so we can enjoy a similar cultural moment.

[@achebwahs1111]

Freddie was one of a kind

[@calibrax]

Remember, that crowd were not a crowd of Queen fans. Many of them didn't really know much about Queen, who were an older band. Most were there to see other more current artists. But they were definitely Queen fans after that incredible performance!

[@Splurr]

Fun thing: Freddie doesn't say, " We will rock you." He just points to the audience and screams: Do it! And then they sing it, they already know the line😊🖖🎭

[@HariMulavana]

Every time I watch this concert.. be it a reaction or not, whenever "We are the champions" starts.. a tear forms in my eyes.. don't know why... Freddie.. ❤❤❤❤

[@ange1098]

Who wants to live forever is another epic , from the film Highlander.

[@alexmctear5420]

Thank you for showing a full screen copy of this performance, the sound was also excellent.

[@tmac160]

Just think. If you had seen this live you would now be in your 70's like me. Careful what you wish for. I'd gladly swap the experience for 35 years. 😉 One of the greatest ever live performances. You just don't see them now.

[@johnchamberlin5962]

The guitarist is Brian May aka the badger overlord

[@chrismillington2729]

Thx Both :), born in 1963, Queen in my soul, driving along Kent country side (UK) blasting Queen out loved very second of it.

[@louiselane806]

The best live performance ever, Freddie is a legend. Queen were phenomenal, this was not a Queen concert but the crowd were full on into it.

[@MichaelJohnsonAzgard]

At school on the Monday after the weekend of this concert, a teacher recreated this, we all instantly knew what it was and joined in.

[@spacefanatic]

Freddie had a bad throat and was told by a doctor not to perform. He later said it was like garling with broken glass when he sang. However, Queen did perform and smashed it. Eact act had 20 minutes to perform and if they went over they were cut off. However Queen did the most songs and finished exactly on time. Every member of Queen is fantastic and they all have University Degrees but not in music.

[@JohnnyLaps]

Remarkable.

[@slayerrocks2]

People attended as fans of their own favourite bands and singers. They left as Queen fans.

[@russellperrett6828]

OK well that has well and truly made my mascara run!! I have seen this set sooo many times and it never ceases to make me emotional. I was lucky enough to see them at Knebworth in 1986 which turned out to be their last live set with Freddie. It was both life changing and spell-binding, truly magnificent. A memory I will cherish for the rest of my days. Keep doing the Queen reactions, there are so many great songs and live performances to react to. Pretty much any song and any live performance will be great tbh! Fantastic reaction as always guys, you are my favourite reaction channel on YT, I always feel better after watching one of your reactions. So thanks again, and keep them coming!

[@jew-wheelsvanderburg]

just a small fact for yoiu... Lady GaGa loved this song so much that's why she called herself Lady GaGa

[@22seanmurphy]

I've been lucky enough to have seen queen twice I'm 62 now but it seems like yesterday still just amazing memories to a true legend.

[@cheryltotheg2880]

When people experienced live shows with their just their eyes and not through a phone screen 👌🏻. I have no idea how many times I’ve watched this but it never gets boring . What I would do to go back in time . Freddie was the nuts.

[@Maya9396]

Yes, concerts were so much better without those phones. Greater atmosphere/ experience.

[@direnova6284]

There were a lot of iconic performances on that day.

[@DannyRose-nw9yd]

I love this performance guys and I must’ve watched it a million times. Haha. Your reaction was amazing ❤ I love the fact that everyone back then was more connected with not a single mobile in sight xxx

[@brynmilford1343]

Hardly anyone notices that Brian May plays 3 different guitars during Crazy Little Thing Called Love ..

[@glendakeating405]

I was therr! I am now 74. Best night ever!

[@Keepinitreal61]

From when this show started till the end, I sat in my front room on the floor all day. It Cut to USA live with other artist from your beautiful county, I've been in 1989. What a fantastic time I had.

[@jayeginn5963]

Freddie was an Elvis fan. After Elvis died, they'd often include an Elvis song in their stage set.

[@markchitty6505]

That was music history in the making, and will never be repeated again... Queen by far the best band ever and always will be ..

[@victoriaroberts7034]

Freddie was once asked in an interview "what's your favourite instrument to play?" His reply with a wry smile "oh the audience darling"

[@Andy_U]

Hiya. Yes, 2 hours after their set, at 9.48 p.m., Freddie and Brian May came back on stage and performed the song called "Is This The World We Created?" unplugged. It's on YT. Stay safe. All the best to you.

[@frenchkjfan9]

Your reaction was priceless !!! So much enthusiasm !!! Thank you... Yes, they did come back that night, you should check it out, the song's called "Is this the world we created".