FIRST TIME HEARING | Queen - Somebody To Love (Official Video) REACTION

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[@CrownFamilyHQ]

PLEASE WATCH my music video for "No Bad Vibes" LINK: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iIu2d2mLoKesj8U

[@arsen-jb1gs]

Joey Reacts you should react to these queen songs on live, it much better.

[@czarekp3552]

you might wanna try Mother Love

[@arsen-jb1gs]

Joey Reacts Love your reaction man, can react to queen songs in live, i think it's far more amazing than the actual song which is amazing. thank you

[@joebauers8031]

Joey, you HAVE TO do "Another One Bites The Dust" by: Queen. Shit is SOOOO Funky. You will love it.

[@comic-concon5602]

Freddie Mercury vs. Crowd kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZ3VZq1mndSDZpY

[@lizmagu3189]

Watch their performance during the Live Aid concert. NOBODY could, or ever has, controlled a crowd like Freddie..

[@lorie-harleyflinchum4726]

Liz Magu Too right! They STOLE THE SHOW at Live Aide!!!!! Was one of Freddie's best stage performances and he had all those people in the palm of his hand. Still gives me goosebumps to watch!

[@schnubbel76]

Diiiiii-Dop. Deeeee-Dop. Deeedoooooodiiiiidoooodeeee-Dop!

[@froesitron]

i second that!!! Do it!

[@peterd440]

Queen at Live Aid was miraculous. They just stole the show.

[@victoreem2]

THIS!!!

[@itvinc1]

I'm 60 and it delights me so much when people from younger generations discover and appreciate my beloved Queen and Freddie Mercury. There never has been nor ever will be a match to Freddie's talent.

[@baileycampbell212]

I am 15 and I adore queen. I so wish that I could of been around to see Freddie perform live!

[@keithhudson3138]

I'm 55 and feel the same. I'm blasian and I'm trippin on the black love.

[@Phil-du7zc]

I’m 15 and I feel like friends of mine and my generation are getting introduced to queen which is great because their level of talent and musical freedom is very different to modern artists

[@nasers908]

Everyone loves queen. And they will always be remembered.... I'm 20 and the beatles is my fav band, Freddie is my fav singer and obviously bohemian rhabsody is the best song in history... its not that hard to notice the great music sooo all the generations will love queen for sure

[@TsTobacco]

nobody: not a single person: literally nobody in the entire universe: these niggas : IM (XX) AND I LOVE QUEEN AND MYGENRATJYIONG GUFDIVKBGUIGDKJGBKJDGNKHVF DBZKJBHFDKJHBGKJKJDHBGOJHG

[@MyFlipperLikesIce]

This song was inspired by Freddie's love of Aretha Franklin RIP

[@VicVanity]

That is what's wonderful about music is that it brings so many people together .

[@jackdaw99]

Brian May said in an interview once that Freddie probably wanted to *be* Aretha Franklin lol

[@tinag.7256]

MyFlipperLikesIce I just saw your comment after I posted my comment about Aretha Franklin!

[@liquidminds]

Last week, a day or two after I learned about the death of Aretha Franklin, Somebody To Love suddenly got stuck in my head. I haven't heard it for years. I have no idea why it got stuck in my head, but now after I read that it was inspired by aretha franklin, that almost freaks me out. Thanks for the info.

[@jackdaw99]

Freddie also wanted Aretha to sing it. And he wanted to do a duet. I think they’re at it now ☄️

[@leelee287]

So as a young black Canadian dude I’ve only ever listened to hip hop my whole life. But if you asked me I could of went to one concert my whole life the answer with out a doubt would be queen !!! This guy was a amazing this is real music !

[@emmabovary1228]

lee zimby Take some time to listen to, The Who Quadrophenia Love Rain On Me I promise you won’t be disappointed

[@leelee287]

Emma Bovary I’ve never heard of them but I’ll be sure to check them out, I’ll do it now ! I’m not sure what it is about queens music that has me so gripped ! I used to say up late at night with head phones on till three am listening to them it’s stuck with me for 20 years

[@susieq9801]

lee zimby - "This guy was amazing"? Of course, but ALL FOUR wrote songs and the other band members ALL wrote #1 hits for Queen. Freddy himself said Queen was a group of four and disliked being called the leader. All four were fabulous, creative musicians and songwriters. Roger Taylor (drums and falsetto harmonies) and Brian May (PhD in astrophysics and amazing guitarist) also had beautiful voices and they were the amazing harmonies and instrumentals that made Queen instantly recognizable. Both wrote great songs.The fourth member, John Deacon, the bassist and electrical engineer, also played piano and guitar and wrote some of their best songs but was shy and didn't like to sing although he did on stage sometimes. He also created special amps used by the band. I'm sure you would recognize his most famous bass line in "Under Pressure" which was stolen by Vanilla Ice (who they sued) and other songs he wrote for Freddie. All of his bass lines were amazing. You must listen to his bass (Millionaire's Waltz - COMPLEX!). The group individually and together were responsible for writing many of the hits that Freddie sang. THEY WERE A GROUP. All of them acknowledged that Freddie was the flamboyant and amazing front man but please don't underestimate the other three. Freddie always disliked it when the others weren't acknowledged. They created many of the songs he sang. Glad you have discovered Queen. I'm OLD and have been a fan from Day One. Cheers from a fellow Canuck. :)

[@kerryn6714]

I did get to see Queen live in 1985 when I was 16 yrs old. I’ve seen many people play live over the years from Stevie Wonder to U2 & BB King. Freddie killed them all. That man was magnificent & when I heard him sing live it changed my forever.

[@larryshamlin2369]

I seen them live 4 times in the seventies,each show was better than the year before.Had a choice of Boston or Queen,and chose Queen,love Boston too just not as much.And no regrets.

[@multiplyx100]

Ah, there will only ever be one Freddie Mercury. The greatest singer, the greatest performer. What a voice, what stage presence!

[@dtadeo2006]

VERY TRUE. But there's a guy called Mark Martell you gotta check him out!

[@Jess_uk.]

Can't really add anything to your comment other than you are so true, I have been lucky enough to have seen Freddie/Queen on eight occasions from 1974, first concert I ever went to at the age of 13 and it/he/them left an impression on me that never went away :) RIP Freddie :( but I do like this guys reactions, didn't realise there was a genre of You Tube vids(reaction) until I stumbled upon this one looking for something else :)

[@joescott778]

You know he's great because he's also his own back-up singer, lol.

[@noodles169]

I'd say Robert plant from led Zeppelin was the greatest, followed by Freddy Mercury

[@joescott778]

You'd say wrong, dude.

[@marshman96]

Freddie Mercury was so flamboyant but humble. He hated telling people this was his favorite Queen song cause he wrote it and didn't want to sound vain. Listen to The Show Must go On it was recorded when Freddie was dying and its one of the most amazing vocal performances ever.

[@carlamartinez3631]

Wow I didn't know this was his favorite song. It's always been my favorite queen song too. I love Freddie Mercury ❤

[@christineoneal666]

"Somebody to Love" is my favorite Queen song

[@chrisdavies3659]

Freddie Mercury was so Freddie Mercury, no one was more Freddie than Freddie, and Freddie was the best.

[@justsomeonewhopopsupeveryw1444]

He drank a bottle of vodka and as Brian was going to sing the show must go on Freddie said I’ll ******* do it darling and did it in one take. that’s pretty damn good as he was dying

[@jacobkomnath7961]

David Marshall the poor guy was always exhausted after performing that song. But the show indeed go on

[@kimberlywoolfolk7575]

So glad I found this channel!! Being an African American women I've always loved all kinds of music but growing up in the 70's I would get teased listening to some of the music I liked but I didn't care!! Please listen to more!!!

[@mitch3064]

People like the music that they like. The idea of someone telling you what is right or wrong music for you to listen or, teasing you about what you like to listen to is silly. I have found songs in every type of music that I like, it doesn't matter what "type" of music it is, I like the individual song or I do not like it. It would be boring as all get out to have to listen to only one type of music for all my life. Listen to what you like, tell other people to keep quite about if they think it is good or not, so you can listen to your music!

[@jacquelinegoodspeed2026]

Same here. I appreciate these songs I grew up with. Made me a better person to embrace different types of music. Its always about the artist and queen was always so effective in reaching their audience.

[@sophiabhangu9305]

what haha. I live in India (Punjab state) and that too in that part where majority of people can't speak and write english.i listen to queen. that's it. I don't want medals of appreciation.v belong to higher taste.if u say Im bragging .i still don't care. queen is queen. end of discussion

[@jacquelinegoodspeed2026]

@@sophiabhangu9305 well queen made their impact in America, not India.

[@sophiabhangu9305]

+Jacqueline Goodspeed yes u r very rite.

[@cdubs9918]

If you want to see the pinnacle of Queen and Freddie Mercury. Watch Queen at Live Aid. It is considered the single greatest live rock performance ever. Freddie came out and OWNED the crowd. It was the perfect performance at the perfect time. It is 15 minutes of the greatest live concert. Ever.

[@sadfaery]

Yep, they basically pioneered stadium rock as we know it today, and their Live Aid performance is unparalleled.

[@michelledann7824]

Life will be changed forever. No doubt.

[@tatikto]

Correct

[@johnmullens2857]

21 minutes to be exact! :)

[@susanorchard1994]

You damn right Freddie OWNED the stage AND the crowd that day. Had their been turned off for going on too long, would've started a riot.

[@drewc981]

I ain't gonna lie.. it freaks me out that there are people out there who have never heard Queen before and I'm only 31 so the band is still a bit before my time too and I've listened to them my whole life lol and yet still I feel old as a result

[@0okamino]

I hear ya. Then again, I think it's great that this music is maybe not as ubiquitous as we would take for granted, because it's such a joy to get to watch people discovering it anew. :)

[@drewc981]

True enough

[@lorie-harleyflinchum4726]

drew clark I hear you! Queen was my first concert at age 14...1982 at The Forum in LA...so...how old am I!? Ha! Queen is a definite thread weaved through my entire life and I miss Freddie Mercury so much! Just to listen to Brian and Roger still speak so lovingly of Freddie attests to their love and loyalty to each other. They were a true Family....and it chokes me up! I pray this new movie coming out gives Freddie the honor due him! I know his band mates have had a say in all of it, so it should be. Thanks again for all the great music and comments!

[@deegriminger3387]

I'm 34. First time I heard of Queen was in Wayne's world. I got my 20 yr old sister to listen to them. She loves them and pretty much most of the songs from the 60s on up. Just like me and my mom.

[@lorie-harleyflinchum4726]

Dee Griminger That's awesome. I have 3 grown kids in their 30's, and then a 16 yr old and a 12 yr old...and I'm proud to say that every time we go to their aunt and uncles house and they pull out the karaoke machine....(the rule is you pass the mic and hit random...and whatever song pops up... you have to sing ).... my kids know every one. From Queen to Boston....Abba and The BeeGees...AC/DC to The Rolling Stones....Bob Dylan to Bob Marley. We are a music bunch! I love it. Anyone on the outside would think we were nuts because we speak to each other in movie and song quotes. Anyway....my younger girls love that I listen to their music...like Twenty One Pilots and Panic at The Disco..,,and I love that their car ride to school in the mornings are all that awesome music you spoke of from the 60's, 70's and some 80's. Music is an awesome glue to bind a family together 😊

[@skeezymike2305]

queen - dont stop me now :)

[@Separathor]

Skeezy Mike I second that.

[@bulletmccarthur]

and my axe!

[@mariomariolemieux982]

And my bow!

[@Tom-ek7hc]

Yep.

[@roverwaters3875]

no, weak song for bitches

[@satira2087]

Queen has the best songs ever. Freddie loved Aretha Franklin and that's what influeneced this song. It's so sad Aids took his life.

[@jacquelinegoodspeed2026]

No it isn't. Just listening to the words can convey things much deeper personal to him only.

[@patriciaheidgerken9210]

No auto tune back then...nothing can compare to a live audience....Freddies vocals could reach everyone!!! Never will there be another!!! RIP Freddie !

[@bropous4265]

Joey, you will NEVER hear the sound that Brian May (the lead guitarist) gets out of his instrument, because? The dude made his OWN guitars!!!!!

[@Sneak65]

His father and himself build his first guitar using parts around the house. Even built their own pickups. The guitar has been reproduced though. The unique sound also comes from his choice of pick. He uses a coin instead of a tradition guitar pick.

[@sadfaery]

And Brian May's guitar is called the Red Special. As you've seen, he is a legendary guitarist. I took my nephew to see Queen + Adam Lambert in concert in Nashville last year, and my nephew turned to me during Brian's guitar solo and said, "man, these old guys can really play!". Of course he's right. There's nothing quite like the music Queen have given to the world.

[@MrTech226]

B Ropous, you have forgotten that Brian went to school to finish his studies in Astrophysics. He was studying prior before Queen became big! During one of the breaks, Brian finished his studies. Then he gotten his Doctorate in Astrophysics. Now, we can called Brian, "Dr. Brian May".

[@JohnLeePettimoreIII]

In an interview, Dr. May said that he and his father made his first guitar (partly) out of wood from the mantle of their home's fireplace.

[@peggyhenderson3695]

B Ropous and he’s a virtuoso as well as have his doctorate in astrophysics.

[@sarahbrooks1801]

Queen mainly rock with some opera and a lot of soul - nobody will ever equal them

[@lgerald11]

Brien May is also an astro physicist. From 1970 to 1974, he studied for a PhD[1] degree at Imperial College, studying reflected light from interplanetary dust and the velocity of dust in the plane of the Solar System. He is an absolute genius. So in turn the sound he created, was a work of a genius.

[@sandrabrown427]

AJ And I think John Deacon has a doctorate in electrical engineering. Queen used equipment he invented. All very smart guys.

[@eoinoconnell185]

Pretty sure Brian May built his own guitar.

[@tonyhaynes9080]

They all had degrees. They met at the LSE and goes to prove you can be intelligent and be a rock god.

[@ianb9028]

John Deacon built an amp that Brian May used on one of the guitar parts Bohemian Rhapsody. It was used to generate a specific sound they wanted.

[@ravenzyblack]

Eoin O'Connell- He did. He built it with his father and used a piece of wood from their fireplace. May has had it for over 4 decades now.

[@allthatis8327]

Freddy might be gone, but he will live on forever.

[@barbarabrown6816]

Just living my life It’s Freddie xx

[@513morris]

Queen/David Bowie - Under Pressure

[@4EVASAFC]

Damn right

[@danielstewart7163]

Queen's version of under pressure without Bowie is a great tune. Even though i do like Freddie and Bowie together. He should check out Bohemian Rhapsody. Excellent song and video.

[@liquidminds]

Freddie Mercury / Monserat Caballe - Barcelona I love Under Pressure and I love David Bowie. But if you wanna go big with vocals, go for barcelona.

[@words0217]

Under pressure is the SHIT and then Vanilla Ice😟😡

[@brandym784]

I say the same thing!

[@pamtime22]

All I can say, Freddie, your search is over. You have found me. I LOVE YOU! Of course, along with a few trillion others in the world. Sending our love up to you in heaven dear Freddie. 💕😘

[@timohawra8673]

We will love u Freddie till we die

[@CrownFamilyHQ]

yes! a true legend !

[@brianfitz10]

Queen "you take my breath away" live. And "Spread your wings" offical music video. ✌

[@christineoneal666]

Queen - I Want to Break Free....LOL....the video is SO F'ING HILARIOUS

[@trishaurvan9439]

Love that video! Freddie in drag, but Brian May and John Deacon made me laugh

[@craigie13]

Nearly killed their career in the US.

[@CazzyZaccy24]

That video was a play on from one of our soap operas here in the uk called coronation street, that soap was kind of the inspiration for the video, in the uk we love the drag kind of stuff and things that is funny like this but I know that Americans wouldn't have got the reference and our jokes and banter and what we find funny is different to Americans. They didn't like the video at all and it almost got queen banned in the USA that's what I heard but we loved it in the uk

[@vanyadolly]

+Craig Hunter Worth!

[@mitch3064]

I have had all of Queen's albums in most of the media they put out albums on. Actually wore out two cassette copies of that Album. Thank God for CD's MP3's, and the internet. I dont think I can wear out the internet by listening to Queen to often can I?

[@Mitchthemysteryman]

If you want to go into a musical experience to shake you to the core, hear Innuendo. That song is absolute firepower.

[@MichelleDespres]

My favorite Queen song of all time ❤️

[@danic9304]

Great reaction. Watching you hear these tracks for the first time is reminding me of how awesome they are. They're such a part of the fabric of my childhood and early adulthood that I forget sometimes. I was going to try recommendations but then I realised they're all amazing - you could just randomly search Queen tracks and land on guaranteed awesome. I do have a fondness for Who Wants to Live Forever though :P

[@lovesj915]

Another reason why Highlander is a cult classic. Queen did the soundtrack? Yes please! Can't say the same for Flash Gordon though lol

[@BeckyWilson123]

Who wants to live forever is such a heartbreaking song, particularly in Freddie's case. Love him so much.

[@cjj2400]

Little brother your are now a real music lover welcome the family. Keep up the great job. There is so much more that will blow your mind. You will find peace, ,love, and escape from the world if you just love the music. I like seeing someone hearing it for the first time. It bring the joy I had at the time. Peace to the WORLD.

[@GoldTop57]

This vocal is sublime

[@vanillathunder3024]

"I just gotta get out of this prison cell... one day I'm gonna be free? Come on now...Freaking genius! Queen was, and is, a gift to us all.

[@Sneak65]

The best way to experience Queen is one album at a time. Their music is diverse enough that 2 or 3 songs cannot do it justice. That said if I had to recommend a song or two it would be Innuendo or March of the Black Queen.

[@susanorchard1994]

Exactly. Start with Queen to Made in Heaven. Every song is different.

[@zarniwoop4782]

Beautiful song, beautiful singer. I miss Freddie so much! Looking forward to seeing Rami Malek bring him back to life in the movie ❤️

[@scarletibis3158]

Brian May the dark haired guitar player is an astrophysicist. some say his math skills are what renders these musical compositions so precise and extraordinary.

[@TheBlackQueen]

This song here is Rook mixed with Gospel. Queen was known to mix genres with Rock a lot. Jazz, Blues, Ragtime, Dixieland, and a lot of others were experimented with by them.

[@davidfoard2407]

how could you forget opera? (cough bohemian rhapsody)

[@Zeoproo]

Oh hai

[@ShittyAnimationTV]

I cant hear the jazz. You must have a good hearing.

[@TheBlackQueen]

ShittyAnimationTV I'm not speaking this song. I'm saying they've made music within these genres. You'll find Jazz in the songs My Melancholy Blues and Dreamers Ball. Ragtime in Lazing On A Sunday Afternoon and Bring Back That Leroy Brown. Metal in Stone Cold Crazy and Ogre Battle, Opera in Bohemian Rhapsody and Innuendo, and many more. These are just a few examples of each, but Queen's catelog is full of exoerimenting with sounds and genres.

[@ShittyAnimationTV]

@@TheBlackQueen oh you are right! My bad.

[@1943ofour]

Going to the Queen’s church!

[@Isabella-by3dk]

Love that you actually react to the whole thing... I can't stand it when people "react" to something but actually only watch a minute or two of it!!! Good job!

[@omaryjavivillegas5792]

if u want get crazy Queen- the March of the black queen

[@cius2112]

YESSSS!

[@omaryjavivillegas5792]

Pass_the_M hehe is one of the best songs of queen

[@bulletmccarthur]

Was about to suggest this one as well. It's a great deep cut in a similar vein as Bohemian Rhapsody.

[@tbjrpsu7649]

YESSSSSSSS

[@tbjrpsu7649]

That whole album (Queen II) is an underrated Masterpiece

[@eileenpizarro1558]

One of my very favorite Queen songs.

[@sevenseems4917]

You MUST listen to Queen - Another One Bites the Dust .... I guarantee you will love it

[@karlsmith2570]

seven seems especially the Bass line

[@ShayMac311]

Probably my favorite, maybe b/c it's the first I heard lol. Every time I hear it I go back to that moment in time. I'd play it over and over.

[@ivyvines6708]

I always loved the was the they would take the voices of just a few guys and make them slmost sound like a entire choir. Beautiful blend of voices.

[@darrellwaller6205]

You MUST do "Your My Best Friend" next...either that or "Don't Stop Me Now".....the evolution of Queen!

[@Module79L]

You're*

[@jeannemarie3704]

2:15 can see I. Your face the love and how this just touches the spirit!

[@manuelmanjoncarrasco1549]

The March of the Black Queen, Killer Queen, Innuendo, The Show must go on, Radio Gaga, Play the Game, Liar or Don't stop me now! for the next Queen reaction.

[@jonghyunlvr]

my melancholy blues

[@TheManuwolverine]

The Millionaire Waltz is art

[@charliepickard7798]

Love watching this guy hear these tunes for the first time, reminds me when I first heard em myself. Sometimes I take it for granted that I have been exposed to such greatness, thanks for the reminder kid.

[@embranche1007]

This is dope. I was experiencing it like you. I’ve never heard this song before.

[@CrownFamilyHQ]

awesome ! its a really good song

[@3YearsApart1613]

i swear...only Freddie could pull off that wardrobe

[@0okamino]

And there were many people who were very into the idea of pulling it off... of him. ;)

[@robertopics]

Well when you're as talented you can do no wrong.

[@delainepep22]

Freddie and Prince could pull these off. Miss them both so bad

[@sls1978ie1998]

Bowie!

[@PeterDay81]

Check out we are the champions at live aid 1985.

[@allglorytothefather4186]

I’m 17 and grew up listening to Queen, and a couple of months ago, I watched Bohemian Rhapsody. Rami did an excellent performance as Freddie Mercury. To anyone my age, please listen to Queen. Do not let Queen’s flame die out. RIP Freddie Mercury, a true musical legend.

[@freyjabrigid]

When you start singing along at 3:40...everything. That is everything. Queen is pure legend.

[@sirshmiggins2786]

Yes please do dont stop me now!

[@therunawaykid6523]

And save me

[@lorie-harleyflinchum4726]

As I've said before, Queen was my first live concert at age 14 at The Forum in LA. Queen had an incredible way of engaging the audience on many of their songs and letting us join in and this was one of the songs, when they get to that drum beat and chant "find ...me..somebody to love!" was where the audience got to be the voice. It was SO FUN! Please, if you haven't yet, watch a live concert version of "Radio GaGa"...esp the Live Aide version from 1985. Even though it's more of a POP song than a ROCK song, the audiences part in the song gives me goosebumps and makes me want to be there again so much! Again....thank you for your energetic and fun reactions to beloved music to me!

[@williammeadows1190]

Vocals are amazing! These are true musicians! Queen is absolutely brilliant! Glad you feeling Queen! A band you cant help but love!

[@haruruben]

I’m so jealous that you’re getting to hear these songs for the first time.

[@KirkMooreKnowsMore]

George Michael's cover of this song at the Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert is another great video to check out. Great reaction, man.

[@dawntownsendable]

Kirk Moore definitely!

[@thomasfoley4639]

True That Yo!!!

[@lifeofriley5153]

Please watch Queen at Live Aid!!!!!

[@FunkyFitnesswithLA]

I’m older and wiser now and love Queen. When I was younger I heard of them and my older siblings were fans. I just didn’t get how talented and iconic they were. They are amazing.

[@cookielady9995]

I just found your channel and have been watching your reactions to Queen. I'm so glad you enjoy their sound and talent. I was fortunate enough to enjoy the band when Freddie was still here. It's wonderful to see you and others finding and appreciating the genius of Queen. Peace and God bless

[@xochicantetepetl]

queen i want to break free official video

[@Tom-ek7hc]

Queen- One Vision. A song from the 80s queen this time. Amazing video. Thanks.

[@donnag2449]

Man! I absolutely LOVE seeing you see Queen for the first time!!! Your reaction is like mine but I've been a fan since the 70s when I was a kid. They are FANTASTIC and extremely talented!

[@NannyMcfanny]

I’m loving seeing you discover this band !!!! And I think the reason queen is universally loved is that the lyrics connect on some level with everyone and that was the genius of the band.

[@ericaswanberg8641]

This is my favorite song by them

[@peterfromgermany2431]

Please hear Love of my life from Queen from Rock in Rio 1985. This Song hurts so much since i lost my cousin, my beloved Wife Monika and my Grandchildren.😥😥😥😥😥😥😥😥😥😥😥😥😥😥😥😥

[@foxisms]

Your openess and reaction to some of the music you approach as a new listener is exhilerating. Your enthusiam and watching these "classics" through your eyes and ears as a pioneer in a relatively new genre has given me a whole new appreciation in many new ways I perhaps overlooked in the years since I first heard them. Through you I too am again hearing them for the first time. Thanks for letting me hang out with you for this experience. Can't wait to sample your "stuff". Based upon what you are obviously interested in and entertained by...I'm sure your music is going to give me a lot of entertainment as well. Thanks for being brave enough and open enough to take these journeys you have here, and taking me along with you!!!

[@CrustyUgg]

I’m so excited for you while watching these!! Great video! Glad you’re enjoying the music :-)

[@nwmonk3105]

I'm a subscriber. I love the music you're reviewing and your reactions. One small piece of constructive criticism is that in all your videos at the end all you say is that the song was dope. I'm sure we would all like to know why you think it's dope and what parts of the song stand out for you. A more well thought out review is preferable to just a nodding head and "it's dope" after every review. Keep up the good work. And let us know how you feel about it, don't end just because the song did.

[@1943ofour]

NW Monk Great feedback

[@americanbrookie]

To be fair, it's hard to find the right words when your mind has just been blown by such amazing music.

[@arlenehueholt5661]

Don’t change anything Joey. Amazing what you communicate without words!

[@nonoozabletodogmaisaiah4577]

Brian May and his father made that red guitar he's playing. Everything but the hardware And some of its modified. The pickup he Unwound and rewound backwards for effect. I believe that guitar was finished by the time he was 18 or 21. The entire neck is made of at the time way over a hundred year mahogany oak fireplace mantel. Brian May's guitar is the wonderful guitar story.

[@DRRwine]

Mahogany, though, not oak. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_Special

[@nonoozabletodogmaisaiah4577]

@@DRRwine . Thank you.

[@myafaire1682]

Watching you listen for the first time to some of my favorite jams makes it almost like hearing them for the first time again. Thanks!

[@junebromley5621]

thanks so much for showing a great honest thought on all kinds of music this is a great channel i will be watching a lot more .

[@lethalweapon4052]

Joey, Hey man...there is no doubt in anyone's mind that Freddie Mercury was by far one of the greatest entertainers EVER!!! His vocal pitch hits 4 octives, no one besides Aretha has ever hit these octives. Listen to Live from Wembley Stadium " Radio Ga Ga" now you want to see someone who can get audience participation??? Then watch that video and you will see a master of his craft right there. Freddie was a trailblazer when it came to performing and getting 100,000 ppl participating along with him. I'm telling you Joey you never hear or see anything like it again. EVER!! Serious, you will be blown away. Also check out You're my Best Friend., yet another masterpiece by Freddie and Queen.

[@artemikRus]

Barbara DeGennaro the vocalist of A-Ha also has really huge range of 5 octaves

[@lethalweapon4052]

@@artemikRus I wasn't aware of that, probably because they don't grab my attention. But hey its all good.

[@moosegeek6694]

Roger Taylor, Queen's drummer, has a 4 octave range as well.

[@juliekeesee3499]

Barbara, I agree that Freddie Mercury is one of the greatest vocalists, however, the largest range I've ever seen belongs to Dimash Kudaibergen. At just under 6 octaves, he uses every one of them to convey the emotion of the song. Here is a link of Dimash singing Freddie's The Show Must Go On. kzbin.info/www/bejne/q52WnKN7ZtaWpdk

[@leeharrison8222]

Prince also had a four-octave range.

[@swordnquilstarskgrem]

Tie Your Mother Down . . . for the opening riffs alone!

[@seattlepnw]

Hey Joey, I love watching your videos and seeing the joy as you discover new music. That’s the power of music. It’s like a time capsule and when it’s great it is always great. Keep doing your thing man. Much respect.

[@richardcallaway5930]

Thanks Joey! Your journey is boss. Enjoying this music all over again!

[@Tom-ek7hc]

Make sure to check out and react to Queen Live. Check out Queen - Live Aid, or Queen in Budapest.

[@CrownFamilyHQ]

i sure will!

[@roverwaters3875]

Queen was the best live rock band ever, no one can contradict this statements. this means you should concentrate on the live Queen stuff also

[@Tom-ek7hc]

@@roverwaters3875 Queen is the best band that has ever walked on the earth.

[@roverwaters3875]

I'm talking more like fact and not opinion. There some technical achievements in their live performances/tours that were a first or a record holder, and some never been surpassed

[@AlbertoJorgeSoares]

This song is more related with Gospel (the choir) than Opera. By the way, Mercury was an admirer of the great late Aretha Franklin. Queen music of the 70's was their best.

[@vascoapolonio2309]

Hi Tuga guy, it is like Gospel

[@johnhaver1264]

One of my favorites. I’ve been watching all of your first impressions lately. I’m enjoying your channel

[@williegilbert9852]

WoW! Queen took you and me to church in just a few seconds. I'm just enjoying your channel. Just keep on being you! Your mind and ears are gifted. I've heard most of these songs over several years, just love to see your reaction.

[@Matt_Chalice]

Back in the days when artists can sing. Unlike like the autotune tools making so called "music"

[@justsomeonewhopopsupeveryw1444]

saint5367 I know and people actually LISTEN to that crap when there’s perfectly good music like this

[@bryanmmusic]

There was shit music back then too. Just like there's good music today.... You just have to look for it, and not just listen to the radio.

[@SaraD1710]

Walk away from the radio and you'll find fantastic music.

[@carolalter6697]

Recording has changed - individual tracks are put together which is fine, but there is nothing like Freddie and friends singing into one microphone -

[@mariesi85]

Nothing compares to the music from the 60-80's. You can't find talent like this anymore. They were one of a kind. They filled stadiums up with 70.000 people. Amazing

[@candrv]

Under pressure! Then you need to check out some The Who!

[@swysocki3920]

The guy on lead guitar is also an astrophysicist beside being a singer songwriter and guitarist. The band Queen really played with different genres of music and Freddie Mercury was one of a kind.

[@sandrarobertson3720]

It 's a pleasure listening to Queen,music from my youth with someone just discovering them! I feel and see your sincerity and I now am a subscriber!

[@mariomariolemieux982]

Dr. Brian May everybody...

[@scottcrosby-art5490]

Can you do Hammer To Fall next. Great song 👌👌🔥

[@roverwaters3875]

that might be to heavy for him to handle

[@michelledann7824]

One of my favorites

[@johndowds5770]

Scott Crosby my favourite too

[@therunawaykid6523]

Great song I agree love the solo

[@Fiskeflett1]

There wasn't anykind of auto-tune in those days. Freddie had a really beautiful voice and reach that was unreal. We lost a true treasure with him. RIP Freddie, missing your amazing voice

[@christinemclaurin2631]

I just stumbled across your reaction videos today. It's awesome that you truly appreciate music. All genres. The way you describe the music shows you feel it. Your taste in music is eclectic and I love it! I'm gonna have to find some gems to send your way!

[@pammysue0802]

I bet you had that song playing in your head the rest of the day.

[@CrownFamilyHQ]

becoming a huge fan of them

[@pizzalover1221]

killer queen by queen is great.

[@jamesdeanspyder]

This song came out as a single when I was a sophomore in high school. I'm 57 years old and I still have original issue of the single I bought back then. I listen to queen everyday on my way to work and on my way home. I get some strange looks sometimes because some people have told me they don't expect to hear this music being BLASTED from a Dodge Challenger, but they have been my favorite band since I first heard them in 1972 and still are. I have hundreds of songs and versions of their songs. I'm glad you are reviewing these videos. It's so great to see someone that hears them for the first time enjoy them as much as you do. The night heard that Freddie died I knew that music would never be the same. They are also one of the most educated bands in history. Brian May (lead guitar) is now a professor with a BSc and Ph.D. in astrophysics from Imperial College in London, John Deacon (Bass) has the equivalent of a MS in electronic engineering, Roger Taylor (Drums) was a dental school student when the band made it big, and Freddie graduated from Isleworth Polytechnic College and Ealing Art College. My wife, and both of our sons (aged 31 and 21) know that they are going to hear Queen if they go anywhere in my car with me. They actually really like the music and listened when i told them about the education of the band. My oldest son now has his Doctorate in Law, and my youngest is working on his Ph.D. in A.I. I can't say enough about how their music influenced my own life. I appreciate what ou are doing by reviewing the videos, and I have subscribed. Keep up the good work!

[@catherineinghram2044]

It IS catchy! This is only the 2nd video I've seen of yours, but it's cool to see you appreciate it and break down what you like about it. My little brother and I listened to Queen together a lot when we were kids, so these songs remind me of being little, I don't even remember my first listens, so thanks for sharing yours. Makes me smile.

[@BilboFromTG]

Great! Highly recomend you to check out Brighton Rock from the album Sheer Heart Attack. :-)

[@cius2112]

ALSO YESSS!!

[@BillionSix]

I like Queen - Radio Ga Ga. Also Fat Bottomed Girls.

[@meeshyka69]

My absolute favourite Queen song. So glad you've been introduced to and appreciate this amazing band. There will never be anything like them.

[@farnabyurquhart6970]

Seeing the genuine joy you got from that performance was amazing to watch, really uplifting!

[@greenhornet8262]

How about listening to some Journey. Steve Perry is probably the only competition of freddie mercury as greatest rock vocalist of all time

[@kimberlywoolfolk7575]

Oh yea

[@nicoledburns82]

seriously agree...they dont make them like that anymore

[@help4343]

I find Journey to be very boring.

[@greenhornet8262]

help4343 lol that lets me know you haven’t heard that much of them

[@haileyshannon7548]

Or The Doors’ Jim Morrison

[@GreylanderTV]

Dude! how can you stop it right in the middle of the climactic build-up!!?????? lol Queen -- Bicycle RAce, silly song but muscally intense Actually just listen to the whole Night at the Opera album.

[@DT-ub6ud]

I've heard this song probably hundreds and hundreds of times but watching this video gave me goosebumps. Every time I hear this song and actually any Queen song, I get chills like it's my first time ever listening. Love these reactions!!!

[@juskym]

I am loving your reactions! So much fun to watch. It almost makes me feel like I'm experiencing the songs for the first time again. I envy you. :) I'm subscribing.

[@ThomasEJensen_TEJ]

Don't say nothing good ever came out of Tanzania. :-))

[@therunawaykid6523]

You mean zanzibar

[@MaryanneGiattas-cx6lc]

HELLO???? ZANZIBAR IS A PART IS A PART OF 🇹🇿 TANZANIA MAN! ZANZIBAR IS AN. ISLAND OF THE EAST COAST OF TANGANYIKA ! BOTH COUNTRIES MERGED,UNITED WHATEVER YOU WANNA CALL IT.... HENCE TANZANIA, . CANT BELIEVE IN THE 21 st CENTURY YOU GUYS DON’T EVEN KNOW THE HISTORY. OF ONE OF THE GREATEST BAND IN HISTORY...! FREDDIE HAD AN EXTREMLY POWERFUL VOCAL ABILITY TO LEND HIS VOICE TO ALMOST ALL GENRES ! EXTREMELY HUMBLE HE CAME TO SEE HIS PARENTS REGULARLY .. HE LOVED IT HERE_ HE WAS FREE!! NOBODY CARES YOU ARE, THEY WANT TO KNOW WHETHER IR NOT YOU ARE A ALL ROUND GOOD HUMAN BEING,WITH THE CAPABILITY TO LOVE ACCEPT, RESPECTERC ANOTHER HUMAN BEING WITHOUT JUDGEMENT!! FREDDIE MERCURY WAS DEFINITELY WITHOUT A DOUBT ONE OF THESE KINDS OF PEOPLE.. ANYWAY PEOPLE ADORED HIM IN GENERAL BUT TREATED HIM LIKE NORMAL !! RIP NDUGU WANGU. P.S SPOKEN FROM A PERSON THAT NOT ONLY KNEW HIM & HIS FAMILY I ALSO WORKED AT HIS TRADITIONAL ART EFFECTS SHOP BOTH IN ZANZIBAR & THE MAINLAND! HE WAS. NOT ONLY A GREAT SINGER AS HE WAS ALSO A GREAT HUMANITARIAN ... LOVE YOU RAFIKI YANGU! So to the person who correctly answered TANZANIA 🇹🇿 that was the right answer! Which makes ask why would correct someone else’s comment while you only half the info & with that said we are and have been TANZANIANS FOR SUCH A LONG that we only know each other Zanzibarian or Tanganican those days were the colonial days with a SLAVE MARKET PORT that keeps reminding those CLONIALISTS THAT ARE STILL TRYING TO BRING US BACK TO WHAT THEY CALLED’ US “THE DARK CONTINENT” WHILE STEALING DIAMONDS,COPPER,SPICES&MUCH MORE PRICELESS COMMODITIES EXP SLAVERY. ??NHAH!!WELL FREDDIE MERCURY HATED HOW COLONIALISM RUINED MOST OF THE AFRICAN SPIRIT! OH! SORRY ABOUT THE RANT!! BUT WHAT DO YOU EXPECT FROM SOMEONE WHO IS .... FROM ONE OF THOSE “”SHITHOLE”” COUNTRIES . Thankyou for this platform. To speak the truth as FREDDIE MECURY DID FOR US!

[@keiranp0dbenn559]

Thomas E. - I don't think anyone in the Comments said anything bad about Tanzania ! F.M. was the biggest jewel It gave to the World, and we thank you for that.

[@keiranp0dbenn559]

@@therunawaykid6523 - Look what you Did ! You've got that poor woman Shouting her Fingers Off !

[@keiranp0dbenn559]

@@MaryanneGiattas-cx6lc I do apologise for European and U.S. ignorance of the History of your country, but you don't need the Loudest Voice to get heard. Apparently Jesus Christ used to talk to the people in a Quiet voice, because he knew people would have to Listen very quietly to Hear what he was saying ! And the same was said of Mahatma Gandhi - another Great African! As for the History of All of Africa, Indo-Asia, S.America. etc No Caucasian School System educates their children in the horrific things by their Countries ! All the Histories teach is the Greatness of their Country, bringing Peace and Civilization to the 'Dark Continent'. It's only if you go on to University Education (or through Self-education) that you find out the "Real Truth" - By then, of course, you're expected to be more pragmatic and realise that these barbaric practices are no longer taking place. And, even worse, the people in Power in "most African Countries" are Even Worse now than the benevolent hands of the "White" Countries ! So, sadly, you may have to expect that even in today's inter-connected World, the Education of the young rarely strays from the "Civilisation" & "Modernisation" agendas - after all which Country wants their Own children hating It too early! Peace, Love & Happiness to you!☘Kieran☘N.Ireland.☘Ireland☘ (Probably the only white, Christian Island Nation that may be considered comparable to non-white, uncivilized dominion Countries of the Great British Empire !) Whoops! You have Me at the Tirades now! Amani na furaha kwako, Dada.

[@benadama67]

Queen is proof that white boys do have rhythm.

[@susanorchard1994]

Lol I wouldnt classify Freddie as white. He was Indian and Persian.

[@benadama67]

@@susanorchard1994, I stand corrected.

[@alyajewellery]

Love watching someone appreciating Queen! 💕I had a phase where I was totally Queen and Freddie obsessed. I made it my mission to watch Queen in concert. I also watched the Freddie Mercury impersonator.

[@fay-amieaspen6046]

Been loving Freddie since 1980, I was three, and rocking out in front of the radio toddling about! Only one and completely unsurpassed! Thank you Mr Mercury!

[@nolaanderson8770]

Thank you, Joey, for letting us watch you enjoy our favorite music for the first time. You are truly giving us a great gift!

[@georgiabowden7207]

Watching you become a fan of Queen has like refreshed my love of them. I grew up listening to Queen. My mum knew Freddie Mercury back in the day so thanks for sharing these :)

[@ln664]

I'm glad you discovered Queen...better late than never! I'm a black female drummer that got my chops in a traditional COGIC church but I've always rocked out to all genres of music; classical, country, r& b, alternative, light rock, world music, hip hop, and of course gospel, just to name a few. Music is amazing and I wish more people would expand their repertoire by listening to other forms, it's truly magical!