FIRST TIME HEARING Queen - Under Pressure (Live at Wembley) REACTION

[@shaun-hoppy]

Someone once asked Freddie "what instrument do you play" Freddie said "the crowd" this video is a perfect example

[@erikakilic5251]

dont forget the rock in rio conzert approx 350 k people if i remember right. pure amazing

[@erfenstefan7825]

Freddie!

[@perin1979]

@@erikakilic5251 corrrect, here in Brazil and the "Love of My Life" video is the best of

[@susandickerman4939]

😎

[@ronapayne2606]

Aww I miss him, only one freddie Mercury, his range was out if this world!! Bless you freddie hope you are at peace xx

[@jeanine6328]

Oh my dear boy. I envy you right now. You’ve just started a journey down the rabbit hole of one of the greatest bands of all time. The front man is Freddie Mercury, that man could connect and control a crowd like none other. You’ve GOT to listen to their most iconic song of all time, possibly THE most iconic sone of all time..... Bohemian Rhapsody. Then, check out their full performance at Live Aid from 1985. Prepare for multiple eargassms. May your views and likes always be equal. Love your reactions, you’re so much fun.

[@bjorngrundey5695]

My favourite quote from Freddy when asked by a reporter what instrument he played. "The audience, my dear" :D Queen is one of the greatest bands of all time, but for me, Freddy is the greatest singer of all time and without any doubt or discussion.

[@jmolony31]

You should definitely watch the live aid performance it’s 20 minutes but worth it.

[@andysutcliffe3915]

Live aid was amazing, every band had 20 minutes, most turned up, played 3 songs. Queen planned it out and played a medley of all their greatest hits, cutting them down and transitioning between them.

[@pennyrockysmomma4445]

If I recall correctly, they also raised more money in 20 minutes than any of the other bands. Freddie was the greatest front man in rock history, he had a 4 octave range, he spoke in a baritone, but what his voice could do can't be duplicated, This young man on this channel has just been given his very first music lesson! I really hope he will research Freddie Mercury and Queen, and then he will be a lifelong fan. And I can't believe this is his first Queen song he's ever heard. Bohemian Rhapsody and We are the Champions are iconic!!!

[@gareththomas9806]

Yeah I agree, I got into Queen in the Early 80s, Ive had time to hear as much as you can (and a wee bit more) from them. But I remember sitting in bed, listening to Greatest hits 1, and being "wow"

[@karenj3611]

For those who say they never heard of Queen, yes you have. Another one bites the dust We will rock you We are the Champions Crazy little thing called love

[@bobbiehofer4924]

You know the songs especially when you either attend or watch hockey 😊

[@VocalCitizen]

Everything. Check out every single thing by Queen. Freddie Mercury’s range still isn’t understood by vocal experts. His stage presence is weird and captivating. “Don’t Stop Me Now”, “Fat Bottomed Girls”, “Somebody To Love”, “Stone Cold Crazy - Live 1974 at the Rainbow”… there are dozens and dozens of others. Freddie has been listed as the most extraordinary vocalist in history. Go nuts…

[@evalier3159]

May i add somebody to love live in Montreal, white queen at the odeon, one vision extended and live at wembley, who Wants to live forever live, innuendo, save me from Montreal… Gold, i could Go on for hours…

[@lazarlazarov7857]

yeah, but all the band are great. Rogers high vocals helps Freddie a lot.

[@VocalCitizen]

@@lazarlazarov7857 well yes of course 🙃

[@stepanova8]

They do understand Freddie's voice. His vocal range was from F2 to F6,,, so 4 octaves. That's unusual, but not unique by itself. The thing that separated his voice from others, the thing that makes it unique... is his vibrato. His vibrato is so wide, and he controls it so well. NPR did a special on it once! Very fascinating, very nerdy musical stuff.

[@pr3nd0]

Hammer to fall was brilliant live especially when they played it at Live Aid

[@ginblanco6648]

Originally a duet with David Bowie. Both of them now sadly passed but never forgotten

[@DonnaCPunk]

Yeah I love this live version but the original studio version with Bowie is my favorite. The trading off between two legendary singers takes this song to another level.

[@silverknight4886]

Both sadly missed. Bowie also recorded a cover of 'Dancing in the Street' with Mick Jagger, as well as his amazing solo career.

[@robertveneziano4601]

Your making me appreciate how lucky I was to have seen Queen with Freddie twice and Bowie twice.

[@yvonneplant9434]

@@robertveneziano4601 Same. Saw both at Live Aid in Philadelphia in 1985. An unbelievable experience. Something this guy will never have in his life. It makes me sad that he won't.

[@sallyforth7232]

Fabulous reminder. ❤️

[@bandmom3505]

At the beginning, you said, "Let me see if it's any good." Oh, bless your heart, darlin'! It's Queen. It's ALL good!!

[@joannedarley1893]

Oh darling, you're in for a treat, you have just discovered the most amazing band EVER, with the most charismatic and vocally impressive front men of all time, the legendary Freddie Mercury.

[@jayw3512]

Voice experts still don’t understand Freddie Mercury’s vocal ranges. There’s never and won’t ever be - a better singer ever. It just won’t happen. RIP - Freddie - Legend!

[@Sassypaws4927]

Queen is a British Rock band formed in 1970 consisting of: Freddie Mercury - Lead vocalist and piano John Deacon - Bass guitar Brian May - Lead guitar and vocals Roger Deacon - Drummer and vocals Yes, Freddie had an amazing stage presence. Seriously, if he had asked them to jump, the audience would have screamed, "How High". BTW - This song was originally written and recorded by Queen and David Bowie jointly (David was a good friend of Queen and especially of Freddie) but they never performed it live together. Someone did mix this live performance of Queen singing "Under Pressure" with David Bowie and Queen performing "Under Pressure" at Freddie Mercury's Memorial Concert. Whoever mixed the 2 videos did an excellent job and made it look like Queen and Freddie were performing with David. Queen is one of the most influential music groups of the 20th century. Artists still sample Queen's musical creations (FYI - Vanilla Ice stole the bass riff from "Under Pressure" and used it in his song "Ice Ice Baby". He tried to claim that his rift was different because he added one additional note but, no one bought it.) Queen produced 15 studio albums, numerous Live albums, multiple gold and platinum hit singles, and played to huge audiences of sometimes over 250,000. Their list of "must listen to songs" include: “Bohemian Rhapsody” “We Will Rock You” “Killer Queen” “Crazy Little Thing Called Love” “Another One Bites The Dust” “We Are The Champions” “Somebody To Love” “Was It All Worth It?” “Don’t Stop Me Now” “Hammer To Fall” “You're My Best Friend” “I Want It All” “One Vision” “Tie Your Mother Down" ”A Kind Of Magic" “I Want To Break Free” “Fat Bottom Girls” “Innuendo” “Father To Son” ...and many, many more. Welcome to the world of Queen!

[@erikakilic5251]

cant agree more debra !! they are the GOATS ! queen forever

[@andynieuwenhuis7833]

The ONLY OTHER Band That Might TOP THEM Would be THE ROLLING STONES!!!!

[@colonelb]

Queen was huge in the mid-70s to mid-80s. Lead singer/songwriter Freddy Mercury died in 1991. They had MANY songs that have become huge cultural phenomena. Some good ones to check out are "We will rock you" (the "stomp & clap" song played at like every high school sports game), "We are the champions", "Bohemian Rhapsody" and "Another one bites the dust"

[@asaventurasderobson]

Are you everywhere Aaron? 😂 😂 😂

[@colonelb]

@@asaventurasderobson Ha - dunno about everywhere, but I'm a lot of places, lol

[@berwynofgreyhawk5525]

So did you ever attend a Queen concert? Lol. Just by your discerption you didn’t….

[@pawemark7677]

No,Queen is still huge.😍😍😍

[@Serai3]

They were huge in AMERICA in the mid 70's to mid-80's. Sadly, this country turned against them because of that silly video. But they were HUGE all over the world until Freddie's death. It's just this country that flew into a panic at the sight of men dressed in women's clothing - typically stupid reaction, frankly.

[@christophersmith2793]

Check out Queen live in Montreal, a song live called Somebody To Love ! Absolutely amazing band !

[@sharonhalliday3180]

Also excellent live 1982 at Milton Keynes, in fact, I like that one better as it has more edginess and energy if that is possible

[@bethford6007]

The best live version of Somebody To Love is indeed 1981 Montreal.

[@myowndrum286]

I was at that concert on the Friday night. Celebrated my 24th b-day there. We traveled over 5000 miles return, from AB to Quebec to see Freddie! Best concert of my life!!

[@douglasbaldwin4584]

You have to reaction to Queen's live aid, it's considered the best live performance of all time

[@Rumit.A]

Can’t agree more on this

[@LMTino]

LIVE AID i1986 is a great sampler for an even greater cause (to help send aid to end faminie in Ethiopia). Queen's 21 minute set made heads turn. You'll know a few songs - and give a nod in new found respect. Go for it!

[@fmcm7715]

It was a roasting hot day. Watched it in Ireland on the box and my mum kept telling me to go out and get some sun. Knew I was watching a masterpiece even then. Now my kids are Queen fans too.

[@marybrunner1058]

@@fmcm7715 that's awesome!

[@andreakormosnekacso4804]

Let me introduce you the Queen: Freddie Mercury the lead singer and pianist, Brian May the guitarist, John Deacon the bassist and Roger Taylor the drummer, they all were highly graduated and of course great musicians. They spent 20 years together without personal changes.

[@lillim.2149]

Maybe important to add: Freddie died 1991 because of AIDS and is considered to be the best male singer of all time he never had vocal lessons: all pure talent. Moreover, he’s famous for his enormous charisma and stage performances. Queen is one of the Bands with pure talent who sound live as good or even better than on studio version. Something like this doesn’t even exist anymore. Brian and Roger are still touring with Adam Lambert to carry on the legacy of Queen 🤍

[@sherryheim5504]

The singers on this song are Freddie Mercury (lead) and Roger Taylor (drums). This is a duet written by Queen and David Bowie perhaps the best rock collaboration ever. The crowd at this concert is 72,000. Thank you for your reaction.

[@BrandonOpel]

What else should you check out from Queen? Everything! As well as Freddie's solo work including Barcelona with Montserrat Caballé.

[@glynnisi]

I adore Barcelona. It was for the 1992 Olympics & was written by Freddie for Montserrat Caballe, an AMAZING Spanish Opera diva he admired/adored. It's one of my go-to videos to cheer me up. Their friendship shines through it, both sound fantastic, it's a grand spectacle, perfection that will really expand your horizons. :) As for Queen... Bohemian Rhapsody and their Live Aid performance (that 20 minutes FLIES by & is the best live performance EVER) are must view.

[@mortenmj]

@@glynnisi I saw a document where she told the first draft to Barcelona was co created during a jam session at 2AM 😊 Epic session with a truly masterpiece as the result.

[@giovanbattistafichera8439]

of course he knew Queen, he's just trying to monetise one of the most famous bands ever. That's what talentless people are into nowadays.

[@glynnisi]

​@@giovanbattistafichera8439 That sounds a little harsh. Reaction videos are harmless fun.

[@pinkey943]

This is Freddie Mercury, the greatest frontman in history, I have been a huge fan for 50 years.

[@noelborden8787]

I love seeing people discover the power and beauty of Queen. They were unique. Freddie had a dynamic voice and Roger Taylor, the drummer, could sing incredibly high notes and filled in power for Freddie as he fell more ill. I'm told it is very difficult to drum and sing at the same time. The lead guitarist is a PHD in astro physics and he and his dad built his guitar. The bass player was an engineer and made the amp used by the lead guitar. Each was wonderful. PS: Enjoyed your reactions.

[@golden454]

Aww your cat is hanging out with you and Freddie. Freddie adored cats, had many pampered kitties.

[@crypticwritingonthewall]

You probably know queen from their most famous songs like "We Will Rock You", "We are The Champions", "Bohemian Rhapsody" and "Another one bites the dust" PLEASE CHECK OUT MORE QUEEN, QUEEN IS SUCH AN AMAZING BAND.

[@Muck006]

Dont bet on that ... apparently he only watches movies ...

[@BriRog68]

Somebody To Love live Montreal 1981 is mandatory! Ranked as one of the greatest live performances out there. Nothing live by Queen will ever be less than amazing! Rest In Paradise beautiful Freddie 🎹🎤👑❤️

[@cheryloakley8334]

He is the best front man of all times, He wrote his music from his heart and sang all songs from the heart.

[@ravenslullabye]

You've just met one of the best voices ever! Freddie Mercury forever in our hearts ❤

[@deborahbabb4089]

There is no other! Freddie is in love with the audience and they in turn love him! He is one of the best front men ever!! Enjoy your trip through their world!!!

[@debramoore7513]

OH, YOU KNOW QUEEN!! WE WILL ROCK YOU & WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS have been played at every sporting event around the globe! All Queen members are in the Songwriters Hall of Fame & Rock n Roll Hall of Fame. Won the Brit Award for Achievement in Music! Queen has a Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. They are one of the best selling artists of all time! Their discography is massive!! SOMEBODY TO LOVE & DRAGON ATTACK live in Montreal 1981. 👑🌙🌟⭐️💫✨

[@jeanettestandley2040]

Tragic loss of a great entertainer, Freddie Mercury! Great voice, great stage presence! Missing out on what might have been, had he survived to live in today's times. Gone far too soon.

[@melodyyoung9640]

Ah, how amazing would he have been now... I can't help but think who has COVID made us lose?

[@SimbianMinistry]

As others have already stated - You need to hear EVERYTHING by Queen - There's a reason they're regarded as one of, if not THE - GOAT band. Soon as you can, check out their set from 'Live Aid' in 1985 - Any band who was anyone was there, and Queen completely stole the show. And as a demonstration of Freddie's astonishing vocals - 'Somebody to Love'. live in Montreal 1981

[@nathanadam4666]

Oh my god Freddie Mercury is like the single greatest Rock N Roll front man of ALL TIME. LEGEND all the way. You need some more Queen in your life. Check out Hammer to Fall!

[@daveloboda1769]

I was there that night, best gig ever. If you are just discovering Queen in a way I envy you. Have fun you have some great music to discover. Who is he? HE is Freddie Mercury, probably the best front man of any band ever.

[@coreyrees840]

The amount of bangers these guys put out is unreal easily top 5, and I wouldn’t argue if you went top 3 or even greatest rock band ever

[@derrickwashington4997]

I would say number 1and rolling stones

[@kannathraymaker]

Freddie had a unique physiology. Most people only have one "wisdom" tooth at the back of each side (top and bottom), and they are in the way and have to removed, while Freddie actually had even one more tooth behind his "wisdom" teeth. Plus, his jaw was long enough that they grew in normally, giving him the odd longing mouth that he covered up with a mustache to look more "normal." But as a result of his odd-shaped mouth was more resonant than those of other people. There will never be another Freddie Mercury. Not only was he a musical genius, but he was also the greatest performer of his time.

[@scotthannaford3420]

They all wrote huge hits; Freddie is undoubtedly the greatest frontman in the history of rock; Brian one of the greatest guitarists; Roger one of the greatest rock drummers (who could also sing full songs whilst drumming) and John is, I think the most under-rated bassist ever. about 5 years ago, music journalists rated Queen as greater than the Beatles (due to concerts as well as songs). Queen at Live Aid is also, without a doubt, the greatest live music event. EVER.

[@mikekelsey6777]

One of my biggest regrets.... not getting to see a live performance of Queen. Ah, to be in the crowd and feeling the respect and love for the talent of this man.

[@kathleenohare8770]

I recommend you jump into the Queen rabbit hole....you've heard some of their songs..commercials, movies, t.v.shows, sports...Queen is Freddie Mercury-piano/vocals, Brian May-guitar/vocals, Roger Taylor-drums/vocals, John Deacon-bass/some back vocals...all four wrote..their most famous songs WE WILL ROCK YOU and WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS...I suggest you start with early songs BOHEMIAN RHAPSODY remastered video, WHITE QUEEN live at Hammersmith, STONE COLD CRAZY live..SOMEBODY TO LOVE live at Montreal

[@betseyclark2832]

Another one by Queen that you are sure to know is: Another One Bites th Dust. Watch it live at Wembley 1986 (this same concert) to see Freddie at his crowd-engaging best! Definitely, more Queen !

[@gregsmith5586]

Freddie Mercury...I was there 😉

[@JanetParr-rl6uu]

Luuuuuucky!!!

[@PT9546]

This is the great Freddie Mercury! One of the greatest vocalists and performers ever! Welcome to the world of Queen! Anything with this band is great but especially their live performances! Their live performances never disappoint. Some live performances to check out just to start, Somebody To Love, Bohemian Rhapsody, Another One Bites The Dust all live at Montreal 1981. Fat Bottom Girls and Somebody to Love live at Milton Keynes 1982 and almost anything from their Wembley 1986 concert. And then there's their very famous performance at Live Aid 1985. Check them out, believe me you won't regret it!

[@shellyjackson3887]

I'm not very far into the reaction yet. However, I think it is really cool that we can see your cat in the background. Freddie loved cats and had many in his home.

[@lizzyfolks9116]

I was just going to say that.

[@bandmom3505]

I saw that too! Glad someone mentioned it. 🙂🐈

[@gracielahonig]

One year ago you reacted to QUEEN, Bohemian Rhapsody official video. The masterpiece in the early days of Freddie and Queen. Now you reacted the last era and I'm very happy you liked! Welcome again to the magnificent experience with Queen!

[@markdubois4882]

Freddie......BEST male singer of our time, and easily one of the very best ever.

[@AnotherViewer]

Queen to do list: Bohemian rhapsody Official- headphones required Stone cold crazy -live at the rainbow You Take My Breath away live Hyde Park 1976 White Queen Live Hammersmith Killer Queen official video Don't Stop me now official video Somebody to love - Live Montreal Fat bottom Girls official video I want to break free official video The Miracle official video Barcelona by Freddie Mercury and Montserrat Caballé Dr. Brian May Brighton Rock kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y56ZanWoq6-BnMk Live Aid!!

[@ztellaluna]

I love that you get to discover all that Queen has to offer! Check out Bohemian Rhapsody!

[@jasonfuller332]

Gives me chills! About a year and a half after Mercury’s death, I was able to see Brian May open for Guns’n’ Roses. The only show I ever left early. Left after May’s set because, to me, that could not be topped. Because, I don’t see it listed in the comments, you should definitely check out “Hammer to Fall”! Gone too soon. Miss you! Rest easy Freddie Mercury.

[@JohnHazelwood58]

As I see a cat in the background: Freddie Mercury loved cats and owned like 10 cats himself. There are a lot of pictures and videos showing Freddie with his cats. When he was on tour he even phoned home to talk to his cats and asking if they are OK! He even wrote a song for his cat "Delilah". Check it out! Lyrics like "meow, meow, meow" ... no joke! First time I heard this love song, it was strange and awkward as I thought he was singing about a woman ... "You make me smile when I'm just about to cry - You bring me hope, you make me laugh, and I like it" ...

[@Karthara]

My favorite is "Don't stop me now". "The Show Must Go On" is a bit heartbreaking, as Freddy was very ill when it was recorded but he still killed it and he died six weeks after it was released.

[@sharonhalliday3180]

He is the one and only Freddie Mercury. No one like him before this and no one will ever match him as an artist, composer, lyricist, musician, charismatic performer, and creative genius.

[@Ricky-ug4wo]

You asked who the singer is??? Freddie Mercury with his opera trained voice is considered by many the greatest singer in music

[@davebain1982]

Freddie was not a trained singer and he certainly wasn't a trained opera singer either. Freddie taught himself how to sing. People seem to forget he couldn't sing very well when Queen first got together. Roger is quoted as saying in many an interview that when he heard Freddie singing for the first time he had to stop himself from laughing, because he sounded like a sheep bleeting

[@xmoomoo9158]

Queen crowds love them❤️

[@d.rim.4275]

MORE QUEEN!!!!! You can't go wrong with Queen! Don't stop me now. Crazy little thing called love. Save me. Headlong. Too much love will kill you. Break free, Bohemian Rhapsody live ...

[@leebassa1545]

You have GOT TO go down the Queen rabbit hole! Best. Band. EVER! No one controlled an audience like Freddie! And I promise you know Queen songs, you just don’t know it’s Queen! You go down the Queen rabbit whole and I WILL subscribe just to watch you fall in love with them!!! 😁

[@DigitalinDaniel]

"Freddie has a unique ability that still has not been truly replicated since. His ability to blend highs, lows and mid range notes cohesively and with immense precision. This skill was due to the fact that Freddie was able to create faster vibrato and harmonics than any other singer. Not only this, he was able to shift through registers effortlessly. Although he naturally held a baritone voice, he primarily sang as a tenor and of course had no problem then shifting into soprano parts. One study on Freddie’s vocal range even confirmed that he was able to vary from about 92.2 Hz to 784 Hz, meaning he was reliably able to hit notes from the booming low of F#2 to the high pitch G5 - that covers a full three octaves." I think he was asked one time how he has so much range and he told them. "It's these big ass teeth" xD

[@LadyDoe17]

More Queen please! Just about anything! They have a substantial list of hits to choose from!…

[@stevenmonte7397]

he's the best front man ever...

[@kbbeers4274]

Yaaas!! Should give their Somebody to Love live in Montreal from 1981. Thank you for sharing your time with us. ☮️

[@bluefamily3937]

No matter how many times I hear this song, I always smile. I remember when it first came out!...and this Wimbley Stadium concert!

[@metracy42]

I was there 🤘🏼🎶♥️ xx

[@brendayoungblood9484]

Anything you check out by Queen will be great. By Somebody to Love live in Montreal 81

[@luvtuger62]

Of all the music legends we've lost over the years, I miss Freddie the most....

[@gingers.5933]

"Somebody to Love", Live in Montreal should be your next one.

[@marka4891]

Fun fact: the guitar player, Brian May, left his studies to play rock music in Queen. Years later he went back to school, found that there had been little work in his specific area of focus, revived his studies and, in addition to being a member of a Rock Hall of Fame band, is now also a PhD in astrophysics.

[@mrmyigai-dough4779]

@Mark A Dr Brian May has hes own yt channel

[@marka4891]

@@mrmyigai-dough4779 I did not know that. Thanks for letting me know!

[@mrmyigai-dough4779]

@@marka4891 ur wel9

[@angelaedgington270]

Freddie had a 3 octave range just brill

[@Music_is_Breathing]

It was so fun watching you watch this for the first time!!!! You have to watch more Queen! Freddie, Roger on drums (and singing the second part), Brian on guitar, and John on the bass playing his utterly perfect riff--they are all legends!!

[@bettybaby63]

No one can hit notes like he did.

[@Elizabeth_2848]

Really enjoy your channel .. I'm sure someone will suggest it but check out ... Queen somebody to love - live from Montreal ... Amazing performance .

[@chriggle1]

You have to appreciate that by this point Freddie was starting to feel the effects of the first symptoms of HIV. This was their last tour before he aid he couldn’t do it anymore. Yet he still gave 100% to his performance. He truly was a powerhouse

[@taradalik1405]

"Under Pressure’ is a masterpiece. The lyrics are so deep…and the recorded version is something that go directly to my heart up to now. I like the heat of Freddie mingled with the coolness of Bowie. The last verses are something to meditate upon…’Cause love's such an old-fashioned word, And love dares you to care for the people on the edge of the night, And love dares you to change our way of caring about ourselves This is our last dance This is our last dance This is ourselves"

[@paulmcinerney5995]

I was there in London that day, fantastic memories!

[@kyrastube]

Can't even remember a time when I weren't aware of Queen. Being born in the 80s with two older brothers who were rockers, it was impossible to not hear that kind of music. Kind of jealous of anyone hearing that amazing voice of Freddie's for the first time.

[@debortahwelch9298]

He is the FREDDIE MERCURY, darling! The BEST ! RIP Freddie!!

[@wisdomoftheearlychristians2037]

Freddie Mercury, one of the most talented singer's of a generation.

[@waynefontaine5533]

Side note: the lead guitarist, Brian May, is an accomplished Astrophysicist, it's his hobby....

[@patdonnelly9392]

OK...you just made me hit 'subscribe'. Loved your reaction! You can Never go wrong with Queen. Freddie Mercury was the best frontman and voice in rock history. Any song of theirs is worth reacting to, but Bohemian Rhapsody is a good start. Just keep in mind...they were one of a kind, never followed the rules.. and just enjoy.

[@jackieleake6548]

Wow! I still cry when I see/ hear him. He was one of the greatest and the group together were phenomenal!

[@Serai3]

By watching the live version, you have missed out on fully HALF this song's attraction - David Bowie. He and Freddie wrote the song together, recorded it together (with much tension, which made it better), and it was famous precisely because the two of them created it. But they never sang it together in public. You'll never hear the song as it really is unless you listen to the studio version. The live is just an imitation, and never reaches the heights of the original.

[@louiselane806]

Freddie was the master when it came to having the crowd in the palm of your hand

[@janetschulman7649]

I wish I was you listening to Freddie Mercury and queen for the first time. You are in for a Queen ride. Please more and I will subscribe

[@kentnottingham9635]

So much QUEEN! Live is a totally different animal from studio but STUDIO, OFF THE CHAIN!!!!

[@Sorarse]

I was there. One of the best concerts I've ever been to.

[@ittamandarano8262]

Love your enthusiasm...So many great songs to check out...this concert is from1986...every song here is lit...Try okder Queen, their first #1 hit KILLER QUEEN and WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS

[@deennaemilio]

Freddy Mercury had an incredible range. He could sing rock. He could sing opera. Hey Camm is that your kitty? He's beautiful. He looks like my precious Carmine. You must be a good guy if you like cats.

[@ikirsikas]

By the way, Freddie was an absolute cat lover. Ten cats lived in his mansion. Everyone had their own room and some were taken from the shelter. Freddie was actually a very big-hearted but also a private person.😻

[@sarahstanley4115]

Check out freddys cats song Deliah 🐈

[@wotexpat9367]

Freddie.

[@deennaemilio]

@@wotexpat9367 Yeah, my bad.

[@SteamboatW]

This concert at Wembley... and Queens performance.. is one of the four most influential and historical concerts of all time. Right up there with Jimi at Woodstock, The Beatles at Ed Sullivan and Beethoven conducting the 9th.

[@berthaesparza2847]

Freddie is a wondelfull singer, awesome voice, The best of The World for Ever 💞

[@TOYSTITCHER]

OhhhYeahhhh! Congratulations!….enjoy the Freddie Mercury Ride 🤗 Great reaction vid 👍Thanks for sharing

[@mkdotson]

The one and only Freddie. so many great suggestions below cannot go wrong.. LOVE him live you will be amazed at his talent and how iconic he is...

[@nigelgordon]

Freddie Mercury was one of the most amazing performers ever. He could hold an audience in his hand just standing on the stage and not moving. You really need to check out more of Queen. There is their classic, Bohemian Rhapsody, but look at songs like I Want to be Fee (the video of which was banned by some US stations) and Who Wants to Live for Ever.

[@LinkRocks]

I love your Queen reactions. It takes me back to 1991 when I discovered them. These are great, please keep reacting to Queen.

[@vendelayindustries]

Such a fantastic performance! Check out the Full concert "Live at Wembley 1986". Hit after hit ...

[@ryanbyrd3022]

You have to listen to all of their songs. So many to choose from... Somebody to Love, and Don't Stop Me Now.

[@sandrahilton3239]

Only the greatest rock band EVER. There music will last for ever.

[@mvhoyt61able]

The best to ever do it the legend Freddie Mercury

[@WihGlah]

I love seeing first time reactions to Queen. It's always a joy to see the looks on your faces.

[@niko918]

At the time, world record crowd…. 250000 in Rio live show. Wow!!! Queen , one of the greatest bands of all time!

[@davidhaak-royston8168]

THEY ARE THE BEST! WATCH THEM ON LIVE AID

[@wendyyslas1839]

Queenaholics Rejoice!!! YOU MUST WATCH "LIVE AID 1985". You WILL end up becoming a Queenaholic!!! No doubt in my mind. They were the G.O.A.T!!! God Bless!!!

[@chrislewis4163]

You have been taken by Queen - enjoy - they have dozens and dozens of hits. Stone Cold Crazy (Live at the Rainbow, 1974) shows their early and immense talent.

[@ferrreira]

Queen's music covered every style you can imagine. This was their last tour with Freddie, in the Summer of 1986. You should check out their "Live At The Rainbow 1974" videos. They were badass, heavy rock players, with a lot of fantasy and also emotional themes here and there. Very dynamic and exciting. Imagine, these guys were being regarded as "exciting" and a "great live act" since their FIRST album in 1973. Always very professional, tight and always giving 110%.

[@impek667]

Freddie Mercury. Iconic, one of a kind. Eternal.

[@virginiacorcoran1326]

Freddie had the best voice in the history of rock.

[@bethford6007]

The official version of Bohemian Rhapsody .... do that BEFORE any live versions. It is the video that helped create & launch the music channel MTV.

[@P5YcHoKiLLa]

You asked who he is yet you reacted to Bohemian Rhapsody a year ago. He's Freddie Mercury and he's very probably the best frontman any band ever had. You have plenty of songs you need to check out, some of which you know but you don't know that you know them : The three (maybe four) you will probably already know: We Will Rock You. We are the Champions. Another One Bites The Dust. Don't Stop Me Now. Bohemian Rhapsody. Radio Ga Ga. (Yes, where Lady Gaga got her name from) Somebody to Love. (Watch the live Montreal 1981 version, not the studio mix...Trust) A Kind of Magic. (One that a lot of people miss out but it's from their amazing soundtrack to Highlander, they also made the soundtrack to Flash Gordon) One Vision. Lastly, probably my favourite Queen track: Who Wants To Live Forever (The official version, don't watch the live version because the official one has orchestral accompaniment that just makes it perfect)...also from the Highlander soundtrack and, if you hear it in the context in the movie, you'll be in tears).

[@sharonarab6282]

Anything by Queen! Freddie Mercury is just amazing as are the other band members.