Family Reacts to Queen Bohemian Rhapsody | Goes Downhill Fast

Queen - Bohemian Rhapsody music video reaction. Family always finds a way to to embarrass you. Gotta love em though. Late night reaction to queen bohemian rhapsody.
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[@TooBlunt]

😅It was really late and I kinda put them on the spot. I decided to take them through my initial experience. Happy since that time a lot of things were cleared up. Also finished watching the two movies. Review soon? Thanks again for watching!

[@LoveYourLife2]

I'm glad you cleared a lot of things up!!!! Something I would do put my family on the spot!!!! Lol. He's not evening listening just concentrating on the clothes!!!!! Seems like you're the only one that's interested!!!! I love your reactions!!!!

[@saraplunkett2285]

Reminds me of me! Such passion to pass your knowledge on and such frustration when no one is taking it seriously! Can lead a horse to water 🤣

[@Betty823]

This was so funny, great idea: 'family reacts!' I think it was better if you should have chosen 'somebody to love, live 81. Btw. Love your Family, they're honest. How can anyone be mad at that? 😊👍

[@DallasPsyborg]

Some people are not touched by music like you are. You have the soul of an artist. You don't just hear music, you feel it in your soul.

[@Ionabrodie69]

@@Betty823 Disrespectful is the word I would use..and talk about pot calling kettle.. his brother is hardly the epitome of the well dressed man.. plus Freddie was wearing stage clothes.. what’s the brothers excuse….😡🇬🇧

[@carment2930]

This was hilarious but I think the most interesting thing is how I can tell that you've become a true fan and you can now appreciate the band and Freddie's immense talent. I could see you mouthing the words, doing your air guitar moves, anticipating the crescendo in the music. You are now one of us, welcome to the club!!!

[@jodibennett-bradshawrbtmph836]

Not hilarious at all to me. Freddie was bullied his entire childhood. That's why he learned to Box, so that he could protect himself.

[@busheepoo]

Most beautiful song, nothing at all funny about it ❤❤

[@CB-kj6xw]

😂 I feel your pain. This is the reaction most of us old Queen fans got when we shared our love of the band with friends and family. This was great. Your family is actually pretty darn cool. ❤️

[@scout2125]

I was just commenting the same thing earlier this morning to my husband. It was almost taboo back in the 70s-80s to like Queen. I was so surprised when I started watching these reaction videos that Freddie's early flamboyance just is no longer an issue and people who are new to Queen can really see their genius and musicality. It's ashame the Grammy Awards could never see past it until long after Freddie's death when they finally inducted them into the Hall of Fame (I think, or it might have been a lifetime achievement award).

[@bethford6007]

Steve - here's a lesson. This song is a masterpiece combining 5 types of music into one and the thread throughout (lyrics) ties everything together. A CAPELLA - is this real or fantasy BALLAD - momma just killed a guy OPERA - a little silhouette of a man ROCK - you think you can stomp me CODA - nothing really matters Lyrics (over simplified) would be= • questioning reality • confession/turmoil • persecution/judgement • anger/rebellion • reflection/resolution The recording of the music - too bad you didn't listen via quality headphones to notice the various use of speakers (I don't know what they call it) The video as it pertains to the 'story' (conceptually) Sillohette and overlapped imagery (annonyminity and fantasy) Singing at the piano (telling his woahs to mom) facing reality of life rejecting him The triangle of heads = court hearing accusing him of crime and lawyer pleading his case The back and forth of Freddie/Roger - cross examination The multiplied image of the 4 heads - the crowd cheering in the court (society mistreatment of an individual) The rock concert stage - the anger of sentencing and being judged The ending piano - resolve and realization judgment doesn't matter finding peace within himself

[@larsbonzai]

Wow! Thanks for that 'lesson'! Very apt

[@DeeVet1]

Exactly! This masterpiece had nothing to do with Freddie’s sexuality. Further, I think the final strike of the gong represents, “poor boy’s” execution for his crime.

[@bethford6007]

@@DeeVet1 I leave it open as Freddie prefered (open for individual interpretation) but I wouldn't follow that up with that it's whole heartedly NOT about his sexuality. So your exactly reply doesn't mesh with your next statement as it relates to my post.

[@DerekDerekDerekDerekDerekDerek]

Remember beatles, the who and other artists had already done this though.

[@bikerbud3903]

Have your family watch "Somebody to love" Live 1981 in Montreal. If they are not impressed with that performance there is no help for them.

[@tracyepaul7872]

Or the Live Aid concert.

[@maryannturton9830]

FACTS!

[@kenanderson2002]

Somebody to Love Montreal!!! You have to! Greatest live song ever!! Live Aid best live set ever!

[@rhondamcbath6279]

I love your word's my friend, exactly said perfectly ❤️.

[@sandradavis7132]

Freddie never liked to say what a song meant. He knew every song would mean something different to every person who listens to it. Every person's interpretation is the correct one for himself/herself/themselves.

[@laurasmith5128]

AMEN you said that perfectly !

[@josephmiller6515]

Reminds me of my family. Shut the hell up you've gone off track!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣 I have to say it every family get together. Families are crazy, what makes family great. Great reaction, thanks for passing on the legend of Freddie Mercury to friends and fam. 👍

[@pinkey943]

My family also

[@brian19991]

What legend, they turned on the video and litterally spaced out. Freddy would not approve

[@Ionabrodie69]

@@brian19991 Freddie is too good for them.. 😡🇬🇧

[@pinkey943]

He's laughing at the clothes back in the day and we old timers laugh at your clothes so oooo

[@Justicia007]

Kinda narrow understanding of history, yes

[@26shedan]

loved the reaction and loved the interaction with your family. Had me laughing with you trying to rope them into being serious-lol

[@sharonhalliday3180]

At this point he had been living with his fiance Mary Austin since 1970. Freddie was working on this song in college I am impressed with your patience and explanations. Does your friend make fun of Prince's outfits too? I always get a kick out of people with long hair who criticize Freddie's hair etc

[@thehorrorfanx]

I EMPATHIZE with you!!! My family frustrates me the same way when I’m trying to show them something meaningful to me. Argh!!! 😂🤣

[@stephanieclark9849]

*This song was released in 1975. Freddy Mercury was diagnosed with AIDS 12 yrs later in 1987. So the song has nothing to do with any of that. I'm only halfway through this reaction so maybe that's cleared up. We've all been there when we like something so much and the person next to you isn't feeling it at all. "Like it too dammit!!" Love the bickering so far lol*

[@creinicke1000]

I was thinking the "just killed a man" refers to Freddy coming out to his mother.. any truth to that? Also.. could one of the other verses refer to a rejection of a love interest? Again.. Freddy wrote the lyrics.. so he never wrote anything without meaning.. however I also think meaning is also in the mind of the listener..

[@stephanieclark9849]

@@creinicke1000 I believe the whole first verse is about Freddy killing his old image. It's his coming out song but it's also about him "killing" the person he pretended to be for others while embracing who he really is.. hoping his mom and fans would accept him while apologizing to anyone who might be disappointed. But yes, it's open to interpretation. These are just things I've read through the years from those who knew him best.

[@glitterizedrainbow2311]

Its actually 3 songs written at different times intertwined.

[@sylmyl]

Yes, not everyone feels music. They are missing out.

[@stephanieclark9849]

@@sylmyl 💯

[@kimd.9070]

I liked how you were defending Freddie's fashion choices. It looks like you are a true fan now!

[@alexandras.1740]

I see only one real QUEEN fan. The others are not ready for this music and masterpiece.

[@dknig288]

Queen is one of the best bands in the history of music and Freddie Mercury was probably the best front man that any band has ever had --- Bohemian Rhapsody was written and released prior to him acquiring AIDS --- it sold over a million copies and was number 1 and after they appeared at the Live Aid concert, it was released again and went to number 1 again.

[@eduardoplascencia9451]

acquiring aids makes it sounds like it was a good thing. 😬😬 maybe say when he contracted aids

[@kimzwolinski9919]

This song has nothing to do with him having aids. For some reason a lot of people think that but this song was written a long time before he contracted aids Enjoyed watching y’all’s reaction 😊

[@sadfaery]

@@kimzwolinski9919 Indeed, this song came out at least half a decade before HIV was ever even observed and described by medical science.

[@misslovely5229]

@@sadfaery The song got re released after Freddie's death from AIDS and hit #1 on the charts I think that's what they meant not before he got AIDs

[@herzeleidknits]

This is whenever I try to show anyone something I'm into. I feel your pain :)

[@edferd100]

That little jacket had nothing to do with the times, it was pure Freddy.

[@TheAmusementsArcade]

Hilarious how he is blankly staring at the greatest song ever written and it goes straight over his head 😂

[@JitteryJay]

Dude, I love this song, but I'm gonna have to try to watch this video again when I'm NOT stoned... Y'all had me rollin'🤣🤣

[@TooBlunt]

😂😂

[@cesheph]

I was dying laughing especially when he said you don't even eat shrimp 💀 😭 🤣

[@brianm6530]

"yeah, but you got a mustache that's not even connected"......I damn near fell out the chair!

[@carlajimenez5483]

Freddie started 3 different songs and put them all together. Nice reaction. The video was done in 1975. The clothes were glam rock. Freddie actually died in 1991. RIP Freddie

[@jordancarlson9071]

I love how embarrassed you are!!! Oh, the honesty is beautiful.

[@CristyB66]

One does not simply laugh at Queen’s Rhapsody.

[@ginalaperuginanyc7641]

AMEN!😠

[@dianecourtney2724]

Double Amen !

[@lg1799]

Thank you!!!!

[@christophersmith2793]

Queen we’re at the forefront of musical videos , I attended many Queen concerts in the 80s and they were amazing with there live performances, no Auto tune in these days just pure genius and talent ! An absolutely amazing Uk 🇬🇧 band

[@imweakfordeaky]

It was Glam Rock… and we fans loved their outfits !

[@dis7817]

I think the outfits were greatly influenced by Freddies diploma in arts and design. The costumes were very elaborate for the time.

[@ntolman]

You were trying to herd cats.

[@dawnray8550]

Queen will never die. I'm 40 years old and my kids love Queen. My son will say good morning to me and send me a song by Queen.

[@ottocarson]

This is NOT the first music video. The first music video was Paperback Writer by the Beatles in 1966. It was called "promo-film", but it was actually the first music video in history.

[@clgyger941]

The middle with the "let me go" "we will not let you go"... was like a trial with a jury.

[@kareng4658]

It was a very good try! I went through the same thing with my PARENTS in 1975! Sometimes, no matter how much you love them, they can't understand. My mom is 84 now and she still laughs when I ask her about it.

[@maryannturton9830]

Bruh,you are just too cool for the rest of your family! Rock on!🎸🤘

[@eviekelpie1]

This was 1975. Freddy died about 15 years later. When this came out we all were mesmerised and bought the "album" not just the single. I was 13 back then, and we all wore satin pants and shirts. We had the most and diverse music back then. We've just started doing this in choir and let me tell you it's a very complex song to sing. My conductor says, "Freddy was a genius"! He wrote the lyrics and the music. Incredible!

[@alisue4426]

I grew up with my parents having this on 8-track. I sang this when I was toddler. It's timeless. Watch the video of the thousands of people at a green day show sing this whole song together while the radio was playing before the show. It gives you chills.

[@hkynuts11]

You are beginning a wonderful journey. There are 200 songs in the Queen catalogue.

[@FreeSpiritBudgieLady]

Have you reviewed 'Somebody to love' live in Montreal ?. Best live song/performance ever imo🤔😊

[@dianecourtney2724]

And Milton Keynes ✌🏼

[@fredflinstonetx]

The clothes fit in perfect for the disco era of the mid to late 70's

[@deborahallen3318]

This video was actually a promotional video for the song! I've never seen anyone focus so much on the outfits of a band in the mid seventies, even if they were pretty funky! 😅

[@jillosler9353]

I laughed at the reaction to the clothes (worn only on stage I hasten to add) back in the 1970s . . . and realised in another 40 years people will be laughing at the 2022 clothes you are wearing! This song was revolutionary for lots of reasons: the length of the song - all others were 3 minutes maximum because that's what the radio stations wanted; it was a totally new style of 'modern' record; it was a mix of pop and opera. The sign of a true musician is that he doesn't just do one style. Get your family to watch Queen at the Live Aid concert at Wembley. Remind them there was no autotune back then - what you hear is what they sounded like!

[@Jeffbambam]

Not everyone has an ear or appreciation for music and are just closed minded. You are doing a great job trying to educate them . 50 years later this song still is better than anything put out today even with auto tune and other enhancements this was pure talent.

[@sarahmcdonald9624]

Seeing Too Blunt love this song makes me sooooo happy!

[@myowndrum286]

I went to see Queen in Montreal, in November of 1981 for my 24th birthday. We drove across the country over 5000 miles return, from Alberta to Quebec. It was the first time I left my son, 3 at the time, with a sitter. It was so worth it!! lol To this date, the best concert I've ever been to. No one could command the stage like Freddie Mercury!

[@brunett93]

I envy you so much!

[@myowndrum286]

@@brunett93 Before my kids were born I went to so many concerts of the bands I see young people reacting to these days. The Rolling Stones, Supertramp, CCR, heck the last concert I went to with my husband before he passed, was again for my birthday. He gave me tickets to Pavarotti! He brought tears to my eyes! I'm having fun living vicariously through all these young people finding the music I loved back then and continue to listen to today.

[@ronnieneo]

"You don't want variety in your life, you just want to eat shrimp". Nice one 😂

[@peggyh8937]

Your family is hilarious! Re the clothes and style of the band...there were a lot of rock bands back then, especially in the U.S. Queen had to do something to stand out. Androgyny was a thing at the time with all the guys sporting long hair. Freddie's college degree was in graphic design so he had a very artistic visual eye. Most of the design elements could be attributed to him. He wore mostly women's tops/jackets, added the black nail polish to one hand and the glove to the other. All of this was an attempt to set the band apart from other rock bands...and it worked! David Bowie and later George Michael used the same trick. As Queen became more popular, the look of the band, particularly Freddie, changed dramatically. While this wasn't the first music video ever, it was the first video designed to be used as a promotional device and was largely responsible for transforming how the music business promoted their music and eventually sparked the development of MTV. The idea came about because of Britain's weekly tv show called Top Of The Pops(TOTP). That show was driving the music to the top of the charts in England so if you performed a good song on that show, it was likely your record would be a hit. The problem with the show is that they forced the bands to lip-sync, I'm guessing due to technical limitations. Queen hated lip-syncing but they needed their music to be on TOTP. The other problem with the show was that when they were out on tour, it was impossible to get back and make an appearance. Additionally, because Bo-Rhap was so extremely technically complex, there was no way they could perform the whole song live. For these reasons, they decided to make a Bo-Rhap music video so they could promote the song using their own choice of visuals and would not need to be present to perform. Believe it or not, the special effects were state-of-the-art at the time. The week after it aired on TOTP, it went to number 1 in England and remained there for 9 weeks. It's use on TOTP led to MTV about 7 years later in the U.S.

[@nrsvlda70]

When you have a spare ~40 minutes or so, you should listen/watch another YT reactor, Rick Beato, who did a detailed analysis of ‘why this song is so great’.. and his analysis included an interview with Brian May (Queen guitarist).. and his thoughts and recall on the song. They didn’t talk about the video.. but there’s a ton of information out there about it. You are correct, it’s thought to be the 1st made, bc Queen were touring at the time, and it was the only way they could have the song featured on ‘Top of the Pops’ TV show bc they couldn’t appear in person. Your appreciation of their music and abilities is great to watch.. keep it up!! Your family will come around!

[@trego5509]

Great choice . To confirm, although popular belief, it is not the first music video, but the most well known. The song itself was different and one of a kind and video was different. It was #1 for 9 weeks which was unheard of….

[@nightowl5395]

Oh, I am really feeling for you here.... 🤗 I suppose we are so used to watching other people react with the same jaw-dropping appreciation for this ground-breaking song, that we sometimes forget not everyone has been gifted with a musical soul, as you have 🎶.....well, you tried!

[@marvalstith2749]

Loved this reaction. Freddie Mercury, writer of the music and lyrics, went to college for an Art degree...the other 3 Queen members were college trained in the sciences. All four were music genius'. You'll see. They had a fashion designer put those outfits together for this 'performance'. Bohemian Rhapsody is known to be the very best.

[@sharonallforloveandpositiv5497]

Yes, John Deacon was an Electrical engineer, Roger studied Dentistry then dropped out and studied Biology, and Brian studied astrophysics...and is now a Dr. Freddie did Graphics and Art design. And designed the Queen logo. Sandra Rhodes was the designer of those fab Satin outfits.... They were all very talented.

[@marvalstith2749]

@@sharonallforloveandpositiv5497 YES! Great role models then and for generations to come.

[@sharonallforloveandpositiv5497]

@@marvalstith2749 I couldn't agree more. I love them. RIP dear beautiful Freddie 😍

[@reha1066]

Lmao, your whole video cracked me up. You guys are all hilarious and fun. 👍😂

[@Heydoesanybodywannalaugh]

I was a kid when my music teacher developed a play for us over the summer, each of us representing a color of the rainbow with different stories, and the backdrop theme was the song We Are The Champions. We’re talking late 80’s, early 90’s. I was green from the rainbow.❤️

[@natashka8880]

It's freaky to watch someone hear this song for the first time, when we've all been singing it for almost fifty years. I'm so happy you love it. Gives me hope for your generations, and the future of humankind.

[@randyhochstein8455]

Side note: the lead guitarist Brian May is an Astro Physicist who has worked with NASA. ✌🏼😎

[@sqlGrl]

Lol I felt that. Trying to get others to appreciate music you’ve discovered 🤣. Their response is underwhelming lol love it

[@Art_Vandelay_Industries]

This song went over your friends head. It's a masterpiece

[@Terri6868]

Freddie always pushed the limits of his outfits in the 70’s. That video was done for a tv show in the UK TOP OF THE POPS. They were getting ready to go on tour. They always played #1’s song so many time’s they got tired Of the video. This video made them back in 1975.

[@fridaylong2812]

1975. He wasn't diagnosed with HIV until 1987.He died in November 1991. They didn't have drugs for it back then, and in the 80's people were dying all over the world. The US lost over 100,000 people in the 80's, and people are STILL dying all over the world because the have no access to the drugs that could save them.

[@queenmiriam3058]

Please more Queen reactions together!! Let’s spread some more Queen love and appreciation. It’s important to dive in the history of Queen, their music is around for 50 years. The fact you guys talk about the vid, lyrics, meanings, that’s enough for me 😂 So you did a good job youngman! I hope to see more reactions with your friends, hopefully some live stuff.

[@pinkey943]

I could never get mad at you i adore you and you know what great music is.

[@hol7824]

I really enjoyed your interaction with your family! I love how you all listen and respect each other!

[@gesundheit602]

It’s obvious who inherited the ability to truly appreciate music in your family. You are a much deeper thinker than they are.

[@janetschulman7649]

You’ll never figure out what this song is about. Just love it.

[@RealSimsHouse]

Oh my. Only at 6:09 😂😂😂 I'm over here listening with an ear bud, trying to take out the trash & I hear a random "he died of aids" and I about died laughing. 😂

[@TooBlunt]

🤣 that’s how I felt when I first read the comments

[@RealSimsHouse]

@@TooBlunt 😂 that's awesome.

[@deedradel]

You need to turn them onto Somebody to Love live in Montreal.

[@Darmesis]

You keep ROCKIN’ my friend! This is one if the greatest tunes of all-time! Lame-o’s gonna lame! ✌️🤘👍

[@danrandall3772]

Gotta love the family dynamics..... so reminds me of my family. Loved the reaction. Thanks again for all the work and time that goes into you reactions. Cant wait to see what's next!

[@ayushdd4294]

MJ was Freddy Mercury' s fan. Went to Queen show. I still think it is a great video. Just play the greatest song to your family over and over kkkk. I do it when i want to make a point to my family. Enjoyed your reactions. Thanks

[@queenmercury4927]

What I want to see now is more of your family reacting to more Queen…especially the live stuff. I have to admit that the Bohemian Rhapsody video can come off as a little strange…but the beauty of Queen is how the more you watch and hear, the more you begin to feel it and appreciate the talent. The whole band is great, but Freddie is something different. I love watching people fall completely in love with him as they come to appreciate his talent and his presence. Let the fam react to Somebody to Love, White Queen, You Take My Breath Away and Don’t Stop Me Now…I’m going to predict that after those, they will be Queen fans!

[@baileybowman2449]

I want to hang out with your family! You guys had me laughing so hard 😂

[@pinkey943]

Have your family watch Somebody to love live

[@trevmb100]

To me a 70yr old guy,remembering back, the story is as far as i know about Freddie coming out to his disapproving parents and killing the man he was,to the man he became. And that was the stage fashion at the time (70s)

[@mikemckay6052]

It’s just a masterpiece, that’s all.

[@katiedeal6320]

LOL, you guys are precious and FUNNY! NO way this was this first video! I was here when MTV was BORN, when it was actually Music Television Video. 24/7 live clips of live concerts. This may have been the first "orchestrated" video but definitely not the first original music video. Love yall

[@zuiopds2203]

I always love to watch somebody sharing the experience with others, but I would love to have relatives like yours. Their reaction actually was very entertaining and funny, but their influence on your additional reaction was entertaining and funny too. I'm glad you upload this little family diamond too, this made my mood brighter. It was amazing :)

[@sherryheim5504]

This was the era of "Glam Rock" and the bands all dressed like this (high heels, makeup, nail polish, androgynous clothing). Even if you go back and look at Jimi Hendrix, he was already starting to wear strange clothes as well. We had just been through the hippie era and now music had become a production with costumes and the stranger the better. Definitely need to get out of the third grade, get past the clothes and check the talent. J/S. Just a suggestion, never bring those people back during another reaction. Their level of appreciation is embarrassing, bordering on disrespectful. You can't force people to grow beyond their comfort zone, they have to be ready and willing. This was the first music video for promotion of a song.

[@lisam7461]

Hey, you should react with your family to -- Green Day Crowd Singing Bohemian Rhapsody [Live in Hyde Park 2017] they can see the impact that song makes on a crowd decades later :)

[@neilnetman3138]

The video effect where their image echoed to infinity behind them was actually created by one camera pointing at a video monitor and the signal from the camera being fed back to the monitor. In much the same way as if you did a live camera shot of a computer screen, you would see a video of the video of the video, etc... disappearing into the distance. Back then they didn't have computers to create these effects, they literally had to create them with what they had in the studio. The multiple choral shot was created using a special filter on the lens. They had to be really inventive back then.

[@johnmaletic898]

If you have entire stadiums singing queen songs.....(look it up) you know that queen had an impact. Talking about clothes? Myeah..'nough said.

[@sandi8362]

Dude, seriously when you get to be around our age 50-70 you're going to look back at what current bands are wearing and laugh.

[@hafdissigurdardottir3176]

This was a great REAL REACTION 👍❤️👍 Loved your commentary 🥰 Love from Iceland 🇮🇸 ❤️🦋🦋🦋

[@RexorgenOnavi]

Freddie was dressed in a dress designed by an English designer that perfectly matched his surname mercury the messenger of the Gods, in fact, on his dress there are wings.

[@giarich1983]

This was hysterical!! Who’s the guy in the video with you? I love your reactions, keep them coming!!!

[@virginiawaters955]

The Beatles back in the late 60s after they stopped performing live released their new songs to TV on video. Strawberry Fields is the one I remember the best.

[@anabellelei8540]

You're right, I said Bowie cause he had late 60s videos but the Beatles how did I miss that!

[@nanner3200]

I felt your frustration. Shuddup and listen dammit! :) Felt like trying to introduce new artists to my teen! This video was actually put together in about 4 hours. There was a popular TV show in the UK at that time called "Top of the Pops" and Queen was scheduled to be on it. This album had just come out so they were going on tour. The album was called "Night at the Opera" The minute they finished filming this, literally they left on tour. Top of the Pops could make or break an album. They filmed this so the TV show had something to play instead of them being there. This was wayyyyyy before MTV or VH1 (This was 1975) A google quote: “Bohemian Rhapsody” is generally recognized as the first ever promotional music video, kick-starting and setting the gold-standard for the genre for decades to come" Throw "Somebody to love. Live in Montreal" at them. As someone said below.....if that doesn't hook them then there is no hope.

[@christianwilliamson9752]

Oh my goodness. You reminded me in this video of me trying to have someone listen to something because I thought it was great and I wanted them to share my experience. It was fun watching you going through the same thing on that level. Thank you. Really made my night. Lol

[@wtfitskae]

i know this video is very old, but i went down a bohemian rhapsody rabbit hole today (have loved the song for decades), and i just wanted to say i love how much you love this song. the joy in your expressions and behaviors, it's really made my day.

[@TooBlunt]

🙂 happy you left a comment . I hope all is well on your end

[@gatzelle6537]

"How about we listen 🤬!" 😂 Know this so well. So funny. But as soon as he sings: "... just killed a man" you can always observe that Freddie got their whole attention now. That line never fails. The hilarious thing is. I'm 53 now. My elder sisters made me listen to that when I was in grammar school and I loved it. And your parents just have the same demeanor as my parents back in the seventies 🤣 OH my, that's really hilarious. Some things will never change. I'm requesting a reaction to "Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Full Length: Parts I - IX)" by Pink Floyd with your parents. Please! You'll love it, that's for granted.

[@dianamaepanes4949]

Love the reaction and i feel how you explain them so hard haha i'm a big fan of queen the legendary band ,,still the best never dies bro watch we are the world bro i swear u love it shout if u reacted that thanks !!

[@JellySlugs]

I love the passion you have for Queen, they may be laughing at the clothes that Queen had on , but your grandkids will be laughing at the saggy jeans that hung off your backside , and when you run they fall down around your ankles and tripped you up believe me the kids will be in hysterics 😂

[@Andrew-lz9dc]

It's usually the other way around, the parents try to introduce their kids to classics and get this kind of a response.

[@mydearvalerie]

"Rhapsody" is a music piece made up of many small musical parts. That's how this song travels thru so many paces and emotions.

[@escher9622]

Freddie Mercury had a gift from God to be able to sing and perform as flawlessly as he did. Unfortunately, the 70s fashion would make anyone look ridiculous. I doubted he could be an attractive man till I saw him in 80s fashion, short hair and a mustache (Hey, he makes the 'stache work). He was quite an attractive guy and rightfully strutted the stage like a prized stallion. He is sorely missed yet will always live on as a legend.

[@dishonestcomposerreacts]

Its great to see some real people reacting, regardless of what is said. More people should just appreciate real people reacting and stop worrying about if they say something you didnt like or not.

[@andysutcliffe3915]

Yes this was literally the first music video,they couldn’t make top of the pops (not broadcastable for other reasons these days thanks to mr Savile),but it was revolutionary.

[@ChanelStuff]

😂😂😂😂😂😂 Gotta love family! He just ain't gonna quit is he? 😂 y'all are hilarious

[@sandrab.764]

The band left room for interpretations. After I heard the song the first time, my mind were completely different than now, where I know much more aubout his life. Now i think it's like an outing. He killed the man he used to be, and now he is the man he is meant to be. He had a girlfriend and discovered step by step that he is gay. For me it's a song of finding yourself, leave the one behind you, that others want you be, and finally be who you are and be free. But also feeling sad about the people who you might loose on this way because the want to keep the old person you were and don't accept your new you. But that are just my feelings and it's not only the lyrics that make this song ledgendary. The whole concept ist a masterpiece.

[@zuzauramek9850]

There would be no MTV if not Bohemian Rhapsody

[@laurasmith5128]

you have become one of my favorites to watch, I see the Queen awakening within you, the true talent within them all and how great they were. I totally understand your thinking in your first reaction not knowing the how the song came first. Even myself always being a Queen fan and loving this done from dat one. After he got sick and seeing him going down hill, but always the perfect performer and voice. Listening and seeing him after the illness took hold, this song and several others I feel indeed fit what he was emotionally must have been going through. And I feel that maybe somehow the wonderful songs were indeed part of his future. either way we all love & miss him and are happy these songs are part of his legacy that are here forever to rember him as well as all the talented members of Queen. . . .

[@funkyhatcat]

lol! I'm like 2 mins in and I'm laughing so hard at/with you guys 😂

[@tiffanypicard822]

Yeahhh I love this reaction !! It was your reacting to your family’s reaction that was the best !! So funny 😂 You can’t imagine how many time I made people listening to this great song and have the same reactions about their clothes, their hairs … and finally nobody paid attention to the lyrics and music! Except when they go to the operatic part and then they oppenely laugh cause « this is ridiculous » Aaaaarg this made me mad!! I realised the key is to introduce this song to one person at the time and maybe starting with another song like somebody to love live in Montréal 1981. They are impressed first by their talent on stage with a popular song and then you can go to this masterpiece with their full attention 😉 But one thing is true : you are definetely one of us Queen’s fan now !!

[@vicky_webcatuk]

I remember playing this to my Dad who was born in 1915 (i was 13 when it was released) and had been a bomber pilot in WW2, anyway i remember he sat and listened without talking - good for him - and said if all pop music was as good as this he'd probably like it. He recognised the musical skills. Good old Dad. He only liked classical music, he did very well...your parents, you handled them very well considering, very amusing!!!😆

[@dangleebitz2590]

The comment "You only like to eat shrimp" had me fall out of bed at 2am 🤣🤣🤣

[@TooBlunt]

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