First TIME HEARING QUEEN - Bohemian Rhapsody REACTION | Who is Queen?

[@SiqueScarface]

Queen is what happens when a designer, an astrophysicist, a dentist and an electrical engineer decide to play music together.

[@ambikapathykabishan3079]

Good comment 😂❤

[@Elena-de3qn]

I love seeing how young people react when they hear “Queen” for the first time! This was the best band of all time and there will never be anyone like Freddie Mercury again!

[@pinkey943]

it's also important to remember that this was all before the age of autotune and other tech. This was pure, raw talent on the part of the musicians. Great reaction!

[@SuperDenglish]

And No Synthesizers were used in the making of this record.

[@philhallbrook7008]

Saw Queen 7 times. The pure joy of singing along for 2 hours is unparalleled

[@dcg590]

You lucky dog!!

[@the_Real_Grammy_of_6]

Holy 💩. I’m not worthy. 🫶🏼🫶🏼

[@MrRobwave]

I hate you and love you 🥺🥲😜

[@MrRobwave]

I would have killed to see queen live 😍

[@Lori245]

I miss them

[@kellycrook543]

Yes!!! Queen!!! Best band ever, best lead singer ever...Freddie Mercury LEGEND!!! This is the original bohemian rhapsody.

[@garycoker3378]

I saw Freddie live he was great but David Bowie is still my man may both r.i.p.

[@ekramer2478]

@@garycoker3378 Why compare? They were both Legend!

[@garycoker3378]

@@ekramer2478 when did I compare them I said I like David Bowie better that's my preference.

[@ekramer2478]

@@garycoker3378 You did not. My opinion is that I love both.

[@sherryheim5504]

Iconic song and iconic band. There is a whole Queen Army out here and they span every age bracket. Queen has a catalog of over 200 songs so there is a lot to explore. Next should probably be Somebody To Love Live at Montreal. You will see Freddie's amazing vocal talents and the whole band's attention to detail as well as how Freddie has the audience eating out of his hand as he engages them with just a word. Thank you for this reaction.

[@theinsideouter6371]

I am 72 love Queen a shame Freddie is not with us

[@theinsideouter6371]

Sorry I will shut up now, I was into the Beatles and the Stones, when Queen came along well

[@Semajsenrab72]

Been listening me entire 50 years of life. Back when you could buy new albums coming out, before we sadly lost Freddie.

[@sherryheim5504]

@@theinsideouter6371 Yes, I loved the Beatles and the Stones also but Queen brought a whole new energy even through they definitely were huge fans and highly respected the Beatles and the Stones, even emulated them in some ways. Music always inches forward and new things get added. What I feel is the worst thing to happen to music is the loss of interest in radio. Radio gave us an entire banquet of music and we got to taste it all, the old, the new and everything in between. We actually got cultured and did not get stuck in a tiny circle of music "that was currently trending". The current music spectrum is so so narrow and there is nothing to keep us interested. In 5 years we won't even remember their names. Yesterday someone was reacting to Rocket Man. He had never heard of Elton John and thought that he was probably a one hit wonder. How hollow my musical life would have been without the likes of people like Joe Walsh or Eddie Van Halen, and all the greats who's names were often hidden in groups. People don't know the name Mick Jagger or Keith Richards today, even if they may have heard of the Rolling Stones. I miss radio and I miss hearing the decades of music every single day in the background of my life.

[@headrushindi]

The most influential band in the history of Rock Pop music. Certainly the most talented BY FAR! Queen earned every damn letter in the word " Genius". As one British columnist once stated in his paper , the day after attending a Queen concert. He described Queen's music as, " Sheer Bloody Poetry".

[@the_Real_Grammy_of_6]

There’s only one word to describe this song •• MASTERPIECE 🙌🙌

[@jazzlefettie]

I wasn’t ‘there’-on the set where they filmed the BoRhap video, but I’m in my early 60’s and was smart enough as a young college kid to move heaven and earth to get myself to a couple of Queen concerts in the late ‘70’s, where they played this song and many other amazing cuts. Queen concerts were amazing! Four incredibly talented musicians working together to give you the experience of a lifetime, every time. They’re all terrific but Freddie was a complete force of nature. Clearly made for the stage; he put on quite a show but never did anything that didn’t appear to be 100% genuine. Even tho I sometimes wish I was your age, one of the best things about being my age is having known Queen almost my whole life. Thanks for doing this reaction!! Please do more Queen!

[@irinichotou470]

👏👏👏👏👏

[@gnomeache2926]

"For meeeeeee boom Bam" Definitely one of the greatest beat drops in musical history.

[@toxicrevenuegaming]

If ever a musical masterpiece existed... this is it.

[@Greenwood4727]

this is arguably, the very first music video, seriously this was the first real video

[@judycook1918]

Welcome to the 70’s. That’s the music of my. Generation and it was great and still reigns today!

[@mariasanabria7981]

You must listen to somebody to love: I recommend you watch the official video first and then the live version. The most recommended in Montreal 1981. A true spectacle. But the music of queen is excessively varied: you will already be able to realize it.

[@YoSunnyP]

Thank you for this 🙏🏼

[@tomrogerhjelle9057]

Yeah. Do this one. Loved your reaction btw.

[@johnckelly88]

The live one in Montreal is amazing. Then you'll like to check out Pink floyd. Comfortably numb is one of my favorites. The live pulse concert version will blow your mind.

[@joykind4258]

Dude...you pause at the worst possible times. 😞 criminal.

[@jamesbattista1466]

@@joykind4258This! Let. The. Music. Play. Jeez!!

[@BrendaDennis-t6j]

Love Queen, ill be 79 next week and still rocking with them! Best band for all eternity. Beyond comparison!

[@sarahlynnie2000]

I love watching people react to Queen for the first time! Somebody To Love live in Montreal is a must-see!!! Under Pressure live at Wembley, also!

[@cspole3435]

Yes, this!! ✅

[@MissSJ4429]

Respect to you for not cutting the song before the gong at the end! It’s so beautiful to see music from my childhood being appreciated by today’s generation. Of course back in the day most of us heard this on tinny radio! It was number one for weeks on end and well deserved.

[@jimmyliveslife6287]

I'm an old Fart and got to see them in concert 4x. They were my favorite band of all time!

[@irinichotou470]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@patdonnelly9392]

You just earned yourself a 'subscribe' and a thumbs up! Your reaction was genuine, and I enjoyed it very much. Thank you. Yes more Queen would be great, as well as most music from the mid-late 60's, 70's, to the mid 80's. Great time for talented singers and bands back then...

[@viviennerose6858]

If you search KZbin you will find an entire crowd at an outdoor concert in an interval singing along to Bohemian Rhapsody. It's amazing. Please look

[@leonarae8496]

If you know We are the Champions from sporting events, you will most likely also know We Will Rock You, and Another One Bites the Dust. Queen could do any genre you can name, their catalogue is very diverse. I strongly recommend Somebody to Love live at Montreal 1981. Live! No auto tune or any sort of computer generated bells and whistles, it wasn’t invented yet. Bands had to be able to do it all back then and Queen always put something extra into their live performances. It’s jaw droppingly good

[@toodlescae]

I was 14 when this came out on 1975. It blew all of our minds. This was the glam rock era. This was the first actual video..this is where they got the idea for MTV imo since MTV didn't premier until 1981. This all came from Freddie's head. He was working on 3 songs and found some way to blend them together in an epic Rock Opera.

[@Marcus_1001]

You couldn't be more right. This song is from a time when singers could actually *sing.* There was no auto tune to make someone seem like they have way more talent than they actually do. Freddie Mercury was not only one of the greatest singers of all time, he was one of the greatest showmen ever. He was so incredibly charismatic and the way he interacted with a crowd is unlike anything I have never seen to this day. It's like he put them in a trance. The rest of the members of Queen were also extremely talented musicians. They were not one of those bands where you could just get another guitarist or drummer. Every single one of them made significant contributions to the band's overall success. Great reaction, sir!

[@ursabobsage351]

The opening a Capella section is only Freddie Mercury harmonizing with himself. Best band ever and best frontman ever! 70’s wardrobe. Ha

[@jamiemitchell8281]

Wow, I love your appreciation for this! Opera, rock, the voices, the talent! I am old enough to have seen them in concert at least a dozen times and they were amazing every time. Some day you should see their Live Aid performance, it is the best rock and roll performance ever. It is about 22 minutes or so but well worth it! Thank you !

[@ТањаВуковојац]

I tear up every time I hear this masterpiece, and l’ve heared it thousands of times 😢

[@pinkey943]

Im a Queenie im 79 years old

[@amyv8416]

Queen at Live Aid. Best bit of music EVER.

[@Sassypaws4927]

Queen is a British rock group that was formed in 1970 consisting of: Freddie Mercury - Lead vocalist and piano Roger Taylor - Drummer and vocalist John Deacon - Bass guitar Brian May - Lead guitar and vocals Queen was one of the most influential musical groups of the 20th century. Not only were all of the 4 members of Queen skilled and talented musicians, but they were also all composers and had top ten hit singles. Bohemian Rhapsody (BoRap) was composed by Freddie Mercury. Yes, there were wings on Freddie's jumpsuit. After all, his last name is Mercury - as in messenger of the ancient gods. This video (which, BTW is considered the first music video and was the catalyst for the creation of MTV) was recorded in 1975 while Queen was still in their Glam Rock phase. Queen was a group that grew and changed to reflect changing the tastes of the public. Queen produced 15 studio albums and had numerous hit singles that were gold and platinum. You said you know of "We Are The Champions". Well, you probably also have heard, "We Will Rock You" and "Another One Bites The Dust". Queen is one of the groups where they are even better LIVE than in the studio. Take one of my favorite songs is "Somebody To Love". The studio version is wonderful but the Live version, performed in 1981 in Montreal, will blow you out of the water. Queen was talented enough that they could perform Rock, Hard Rock, Soft Rock, Thrash Rock, Progressive Rock, Rockabilly, Glam Rock, Ballads, Soul, R&B, Disco, Folk, Opera, Funk, etc. Here's a list of Queen songs you should start with: 1 . Don't Stop Me Now - kzbin.info/www/bejne/fpjdeKqBrLGgna8 2. The Show Must Go On - kzbin.info/www/bejne/qmqcfHtmibdggJY (FYI this was recorded in 1991 just months before Freddie Mercury passed from AIDS-related pneumonia.) 3. Another One Bites the Dust - kzbin.info/www/bejne/qIqTiKudiL2Xe6c 4. We are the Champions - kzbin.info/www/bejne/fIGbYWuDnq-Ima8 5. Somebody to Love (studio version) - kzbin.info/www/bejne/oZrNoZaLq5KVbq8 6. Somebody to Love (Live version) - kzbin.info/www/bejne/l3KVeoWlhat8pJI 7. Under Pressure - (With David Bowie) kzbin.info/www/bejne/j6CnmZKdfampoc0 (Yes, Vanilla Ice stole the bass riff & used it in his song Ice Ice Baby) 8. White Queen - kzbin.info/www/bejne/nGnYpIGgad1shKM 9. Liar - kzbin.info/www/bejne/d5W6paugm9J-eZY 10. Killer Queen - kzbin.info/www/bejne/aIulpYOcbKuCpa8 Welcome to the world of Queen.

[@dcg590]

Yup, best band ever. No voice correction and they played. Period. Nothing fixing any nod the sound, even in the studio. If you hear claps they are clapping. Best ever

[@kimberleyphillips6671]

Ur facial expressions said it all ❤️🤘

[@dcg590]

I love watching peoples faces when the opera starts. Complete surprise and happiness

[@debramoore7513]

All four members of Queen were inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame & Rock n Roll Hall of Fame. Massive discography!! Bohemian Rhapsody was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame -and- recently was inducted into the U.S. Nat’l Recording of Music Library of Congress!! Bo Rap is considered one of the best songs ever written!! Freddie received the Ivor Novella Award for writing!! Queen is a rabbit 🐇 hole 🕳 worth diving into!! I hope I hope 🤞

[@module79l28]

Bo Rap? This isn't some shitty 'Lil Whatever song, have some respect.

[@debramoore7513]

@@module79l28 👉 Queen fans, and also Brian May, often colloquially refer to the song as BO RAP … The name “Bohemian Rhapsody” makes many appearances in popular culture! So if it’s disrespectful, I’m in Good Company.

[@LMTino]

This is 1975 Glam Rock days (hence the clothing, nailpolish) but definitely NOT what other videos were at the time...it was groundbtreaking. At a cost of $5000 made to take their place on a Brit TV pivotal show, it changed how music would be marketed forever (MTV). All these years later, still influencing artists and bands. Lots to discover with this band.

[@nickpeterson8659]

QUEEN WORKS

[@lesaahrenstein6360]

the show was top of the pops and queen could not make it because of their touring schedule

[@fattwat1]

Queen were never Ever glam rock The British music show you didn't seem to know was Top of the Pops

[@lancevaughn432]

1975, I was in high school when Bohemian Rhapsody came out. Next 1981 Live Montreal “Somebody To Love”.

[@franko7033]

Love your reaction. I was 15 years old in UK when I heard this played for the very first time on the radio. Was taking a shower but stopped and just stood and listened to this with my jaw on the floor. Nothing really like it before (or since). Astonishing.

[@scratchback2001]

As I said 3 months ago, I grew up with Queen and many other genres of music from Queen to Enya. I also said that I'm gay. Losing Freddie to HIV was like losing a best friend. It's up to you as a straight man to say fuck hate. We're losing too many people to HIV gay and straight and now of course Covid 19. You are who you are. I have many straight friends and I love them all. Just do the best you can and show support to a friend who might come out to you down the track. I'm 61 but feel 25. It doesn't matter if you're hearing this for the first time. I heard this masterpiece for the first time at 15 years of age. I have all of Queens albums amongst hundreds of other artists. The world is in a mess but music always makes us feel better no matter what happens. Cheers dude. Andrew from OZ! PS! You look like a kind guy. Stand up for someone if they're being called a fa@@ot. No one needs to hear such ugly words. Cheers from the other land of the free and home of the brave.

[@kenwiles.5871]

You must listen to March of the Black Queen! Absolutley stunning!!

[@Larry30102]

I'm an old guy (68). A number of years ago bemoaming the shallowness of the current music scene I thought music was dead. Streaming really opened up things for discovery, particularly from other countries and those with small budgets. I discovered one thing that music and creativity is alive and well. It will never die. We had a great time with Queen and Freddie. Queen is timeless.

[@jodyheigaard9949]

If you like varied genres, you really only need to listen to Queen. 😁 Because all 4 members wrote their music coming in with different influences the have music from multiple genres including rock, metal, rockabilly, folk, blues, gospel, funk, opera and more. The final lineup formed in 1971. They have 15 studio albums, 10 live albums and multiple compilation albums. The band: Freddie Mercury - vocals, piano, guitar. Had a degree in graphic design and designed all Queen's logos. Died of AIDS related illness in 1991. Brian May - guitar, vocals, piano. Has a PhD in astrophysics and consults with NASA. Built his guitar with his father out of an old fireplace and oak table and other odds and ends. Roger Taylor - drums, vocals, piano, guitar. Has a degree in biology and was in dentistry school until Queen got serious. John Deacon - bass, backing vocals in concert, guitar, piano. Has an advanced degree in electrical engineering and designed a unique amp called the Deaky Amp out of parts he found on the trash. Brian still uses it to this day. Retired from music in 1997. SHORT list: Somebody To Love Montreal "81 Live Aid '85 Liar Rainbow '74 White Queen Hammersmith Odeon '75 Dragon Attack Montreal '81 Save Me Montreal '81 Don't Stop Me Now official video You Take My Breath Away Hyde Park Brighton Rock Hammersmith Odeon Another One Bites The Dust Wembley '86 Love of My Life Rio '85 Who Wants to Live Forever Wembley '86 "Barcelona" & "Golden Boy" by Freddie & Montserat Caballe (opera)

[@theinsideouter6371]

I have three sons, I was listening to Oasis, their good, I now have loads of Oasis cd because my boys thought if the old man likes them ugh my gain love and peace

[@bloochoob]

I was at Live Aid, and I used to teach at Freddie’s old polytechnic (now West Thames College) there’s a special name plaque commemorating him in the foyer 🥰

[@vapoet]

"Can you imagine being here?" I don't have to imagine because I was there, at least at one of Queen's concerts back on September 24th, 1980. It was truly amazing.

[@amandapowell2750]

I love your incites and comments on this. It is so great that folks from a different era can still enjoy Queen. They were truly inspired.

[@jodibennett-bradshawrbtmph836]

This is a Queen song. Anything else you've heard is a cover. Respect.

[@priscilajofre4167]

The best song ever

[@billhiggins1882]

Artist now adays can't never duplicate this. Try as they might

[@cheryloakley8334]

Don;t Stop Me Now Queen I'm 72 don't wait to long.

[@debramoore7513]

Hahahahaha!! Right?

[@deborahallen3318]

Seriously, the picture was awhile ago 😬

[@virginiacorcoran1326]

Freddie has one of the most iconic voices in music.

[@yelljal2764]

As a young person who has been a Queen fan for much of their life it is always hysterical to see people's reaction to listening to the transition for the first time.

[@valeriedonaghy701]

Thank you for doing Queen, legendary band, pioneers in their music which span many genres, hope you are going to jump down Queen rabbit hole, subbed for more Queen

[@deboraclark5791]

Queen was the first group to create a music video, from that day forward other British bands started making videos too, and American bands soon followed.

[@yankeeboyno7]

There is no other like Freddie Mercury (RIP). Talent and voice and ability to write music like no one else. You must see 1985 Live Aid concert where Queen stole the show. It’s a MUST!!

[@l.f.treadwell3949]

I love watching people watch/hear this video/song for the first time. GREAT reaction.

[@paigeharrison3909]

Yes, I'm old. And I do enjoy seeing someone young reacting to the stuff I listened to in high school.

[@Rhaegarrrr]

Greatest band ever

[@mogwahcrone3910]

Young man. Queen is the best Rock Band that ever lived.

[@lmrozela]

😎👍

[@colliefalke4]

Surprise , Queen is the best Band of the world . Thanks for this little moment of Queen . Greetings from germany

[@thomaslibbey647]

There are masterpieces and then there's Bohemian Rhapsody

[@kellycrook543]

Queen songs to react to: Somebody to love, live Montreal 981 Save me, live Montreal 1981 Another one bites the dust , live Wembley 1986. Under pressure , live Wembley 1986. Now im here, live Wembley 1986 Queens live aid performance 1985 Just a few....

[@bullymaguire9192]

the operatic section is beautiful. all their voices blend so perfectly. i love the combination of rogers high notes, freddie’s middle, and brian’s low so much. they’re all so talented

[@kentnottingham9635]

Well if you were looking for a talented band, you’ve definitely found one of the GOAT!

[@roxannekean6025]

Ten years later they played at the LIVE AID concert and in 20 minutes on stage, they blew the world out of the park!

[@tammyjackson3113]

Freddy Mercury vocals, piano Brian May astrophysicist on guitar, Roger Taylor on drums and John Deacon on bass. They have a movie about them called Bohemian Rhapsody.

[@stefanboskovic4724]

This is widely considered to be the first promo video made. This is a band that were always way ahead of their time. A rabbit hole without compare is the Queen back catalogue

[@marvalstith2749]

Well, you did it! Got thru the greatest masterpiece of all time. Watch them do this in Concert!

[@Bitsybug217]

Many people say Queen is the GOAT. I'm one of those older people who listen to Queen on the radio, before MTV. I still listen today with 43 of my favorite Queen songs on my Playlist.

[@1031irishqueen]

Freddie Mercury, piano & lead singer, Brian May, guitar & vocals, Roger Taylor, drums & vocals, John Deacon (deaky) bass & vocals = QUEEN

[@Spazzmatazzz]

I was almost 20 when this song was released I had a helluva lotta fun watching this reaction! These reactions are what keeps rock alive!

[@bluebell3720]

Bo Rap is Freddies their first no 1. 1975 for 9 wks

[@jerolddavis]

Freddie Mercury is an insane rock vocalist. But even if you strip that away, he's one of the best singers you'll ever hear. GOAT, no question. Additionally, every member of Queen could probably have led a successful band on their own. Put them all together and you get something really special.

[@MizCriz46]

To create the wall of sound in the operatic chorus, they spent about 10 hrs. recording 180 overdubs on a reel-to-reel tape recorder. - 1975 technology. Freddie was working on 3 different songs & had the idea to combine them into 1 piece. A rhapsody is a musical work that is episodic but integrated featuring highly contrasting moods Freddie's has intro, ballad, opera, rock & reflective coda. He created something people still love & are fascinated by 48 yrs.later.

[@antonellalovato3813]

it's a sight to watch your eyes during Freddie's vocal passages or instrumental ones

[@williammuntzer7374]

I was lucky enough to see Queen three times in Philly back in the 70's. Some of the best shows I ever saw.

[@davidclarkson6029]

There live performances..the best of alllll timeeee..the greatest vocals on stage..

[@helenstenner8172]

From memory, I think this was one of the first music videos. Prior to this it was just singers filmed with a microphone and the band behind them.

[@daveloboda1769]

I remember vividly when this was first released in 1975, it was ground breaking, we had never seen or heard anything like it. Four very talented musicians led by the incomparable Freddie Mercury, probably the best frontman of any band ever.

[@barbarabuhrman9584]

Another one bites the dust every one knows is theirs too! All their songs are Great!!

[@Shazzadut1]

That silver snake bracelet that Freddie is wearing sold at auction last year for $882,000 USD. The auction of many of his personal items, handwritten music, , stage costumes etc raised over $15 million USD. The handwritten lyrics for Bohemian Rhapsody sold for $1.8 million USD alone. The costume you see here sold for $167,000 USD.

[@stevenmonte7397]

My first concert ever! LEGENDS! So many iconic HITS!

[@MBGolfer]

Welcome to Freddie Mercury...one of the greatest of all time. 🙏 RIP

[@ZENOBlAmusic]

Nice reaction! Queen does Bohemian Rhapsody the best because it is their song, it was written by lead singer Freddie Mercury. He is most often chosen as the best vocalist of all time, he could really sing any genre of music authentically. Queen are the 4th best selling artist of all time. Bohemian Rhapsody is a rock opera and falls under the genre of Progressive Rock. For something similar from Queen check out Innuendo - Queen.

[@RoverWaters]

"Bohemian Rhapsody is a rock opera" - FALSE

[@michellewheatley2007]

I love Queen. Their catalog is worth driving into. Freddie Mercury ,lead singer had a degree in Graphic Arts he designed the logo for Queen. Was usually in charge of their theme outfits. Lead guitarist, Brian May has a doctorate in astrophysics, has worked with NASA and been dean of a University. He and his Dad made the guitar he plays. John Deacon has degree in electrical engineering. He created the Deaky amp for Brian May. Drummer Roger Taylor has a degree in biology and studied dentistry. All 4 members of Queen have written at least 3 top ten hits. Not only are they in the Rock n Roll hall of Fame but each one of them has been inducted into the songwriters hall of Fame. I was only 6 when this song came out.

[@equalityforall5620]

Jn answer to his question, "Can you imagine really being here?" Just watch the crowd of 72,000 clapping along to Radio GaGa live at Wembley.

[@Hampsonful]

Freddie designed all the costumes.

[@sonerozel312]

Freddie king of rock 🤘 please do live aid 85 queen reaction

[@andregauvin6822]

Yes more Queen ,! Liked your reaction thx

[@jameskoralewski1006]

You need to hear the live version of Queen performing "Somebody to Love" from Montreal in 1981.

[@richardbuchko4910]

I remember seeing this video - THIS video - in the mid-70s when it was released. This was many years before MTV and the advent of music video as an industry. This was rarely done, and when you consider the production values, very few would argue against this as one of the most important moments in rock history.

[@donpietruk1517]

Each of the band members were accomplished vocalists in their own right and were capable of being a lead singer. So when they add their voices to Freddie's awesome vocals it's amazing.

[@jenniferking4682]

They also play "Another one bites the dust" at sports games. And Queen was the very 1st band to create a music video. So if not for Queen there may not have been an MTV

[@chrisphillips6249]

If you want fun, watch the full length version from the Live Aid concert at Wembley Stadium

[@joyceharkin3641]

Try watching Greenday audience singing this in Hyde Park - word perfect - 70,000 people. Freddie would have loved it!

[@meganc8893]

OMG QUEEEN 💕 Freddy Mercury is a legennnd. He was such a different individual. I grew up listening to Queen, along with Journey, Alice Cooper, and Ozzy Osborne. I absolutely loved this 😍

[@YoSunnyP]

Thanks for watching Megan!

[@meganc8893]

@@YoSunnyP of course! I never expected you to do Queen. This made my day

[@myowndrum286]

I spent my 24th B-Day at the Queen concert in Montreal Quebec after traveling cross-country over 5000 miles from Alberta to Montreal return. One of the best concerts of my life, to be sure. Sadly, then Freddie passed on my birthday exactly 10 years later in 1991.

[@arir5235]

My 12 and 4 yr old know every word to this song!!! It’s a classic and we will never have another vocalist like mr Mercury

[@michaelmccloskey2606]

Lucky to have seen them five times. The first time on my 17th birthday!

[@jome7382]

Check out 'Queen at live aid' 🤯

[@greggwilliamson]

I'm old enough to remember when this came out. I was in the Navy. This was the first music video that wasn't just recorded concert clips. You spoke of opera. The Who and Elton John actually made a "Rock-Opera Movie" named Tommy. Awesome music, strange story.

[@deniseadams1703]

Watch the Queen set (20 minutes) at the Live Aid concert in July 1985. Absolute master class in both performance and audience control. Widely regarded as the best set of the whole concert which was in put on to raise money to ease starvation in Ethiopia.

[@PowerStruggle555]

their music is iconic.even if you never heard of them....you've heard their music: -we will rock you -we are the champions -under preassure -crazy little thing called love -somebody to love -another one bites the dust -who wants to live forever

[@gailsgig]

So interesting to see you watch and react for the first time!! This is what YOUR GRANNY WATCHED!

[@walterhenare9149]

Love your style my bro...your reaction has got to be the best I've watched.