Greatest Concert Ever【Queen】Live Aid 1985 Full Concert | Reaction

[@wavyboyz]

Thank you for the love an support don’t forget to like comment an subscribe 🔥🔥🔥🙏🏽

[@LMTino]

Terrific to see and feel your thrill at "being there."

[@claudettesmith8328]

There are unfortunately alot of artists who have left us way too soon.

[@sandysmith6187]

Awesome reaction There are tons of great singers to hear but . Freddie Mercury and Michael Jackson can't be touched . 🎉l hope you enjoy your reactions journey Love your cute pup too

[@RaichnotTHATrach]

I was there that day in 1985 as a 15yr old pop music lover... I left that day as a convert to rock music, thanks mainly to Freddie & Co... You need to remember that this was NOT a Queen concert or even a Queen audience, in fact they were a last minute addition to the line up, only added after all tickets were sold. That said for 22 minutes that afternoon Freddie had close to 73,000 people in Wembley and almost 1.9 billion watching on TV globally eating out of the palm of his hand. I'm now a 55yr old woman who's been to 300ish live rock concerts over the years, everyone from Guns n Roses to ACDC to Uriah Heep, Meatloaf, Status Quo, Alice Cooper, Bon Jovi (48 times 😂) to H.I.M and the 69 Eyes.. but that 22 minutes right there is still by far the best 22 minutes of live greatness EVER! And one show that has never left my memory! God bless you Freddie and Thank you for the music.. RIP you legend 👑👑 I saw them the following year on the "Magic" tour.. they were amazing.

[@TammyDenney]

He was Mesmerizing watching Freddie was hypnotizing . You couldn’t take your eyes off of him!!

[@wavyboyz]

This was just amazing af the whole concert 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@yvonnewakefield7748]

@@wavyboyz Your reaction video is just amazing, too! Thank you sooo much!

[@Trendingggggg]

@@yvonnewakefield7748thank you I appreciate that 🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@loisvansciver9194]

The greatest frontman of all time with the greatest band of all time! What a great reaction! Glad you enjoyed it ❤

[@wavyboyz]

Thank you for watching an liking my video 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@susanechevarria4320]

FREDDIE WAS BORN WITH THAT VOICE! No singing lessons. He loved to perform. Natural talent. He was asked once, what instrument did he play, and he said, "The Audience, darling. He was a gift to the world. RIP FREDDIE MERCURY 11/24/1991 1946-1991 ❤ THERE CAN ONLY BE ONE 🩷❤️🩷❤️🩷

[@susanengland3919]

Freddie sounded this good after having laryngitis the week before. Queen performing was actually a surprise for the audience. They were late to sign on to do the concert and all of the promotional material for the event was sent out weeks before the concert and they weren't listed as appearing. Freddie didn't need singing lessons, he had a natural talent.

[@randyinvegas405]

went to queen concert in seattle,Wa in 82. Tickets were about $11 and they did like 20 songs. you were up and bouncing the whole time, and freddie was right there with you encouraging us to join in actually be a part of the experience. i think they called it the Queen american 1982 tour.

[@thomasjacques5286]

QUEEN is more than just Freddie. The entire band was on another level. And Roger Taylor's drumming and background vocals are epic and complement's Freddie's range.

[@lindsaycrellin4588]

Thank you so glad someone has said that Queen is a band as a whole Roger is fantastic ❤

[@Trendingggggg]

There all amazing from everyone in the band 🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@GinMae]

Thanks, Wavy! you are right... this entire band was FIRE.. No "autotune" - they actually sang and played their instruments... Brian (guitar) and Roger (drums) are still touring... John (bass) dropped out after Freddie passed... I was privileged to see them a few times in the late 70's-early 80's... some of my best memories...Look forward to more of your reactions...

[@DeeVet1]

Brian May (guitar) and Roger Taylor (drums) are still touring in their 70s with Adam Lambert out front. The bass player, (John Deacon) retired a short time after Freddie died. Love your videos!

[@luciasantiagotaylor8817]

Hi from London, I wasn't there but in a hair salon, they had the whole concert on tv there. Nobody took much notice⁰, it was just like background music until QUEEN came out and everyone stopped to watch, sang along, did all the claps at the right time and yes he didn't just have the audience in the palm of his hands he had most of the whole world in his hands for 20 minutes!

[@sherryheim5504]

Yes, I have been to live Queen shows, they were fantastic, all kinds of special effects along with the best live shows ever. Lights, smoke and pyrotechnics. So much fun! I love this concert. I have seen it so many times as well as watching it live as it was going on, and I still love it. This concert was so big that there was a show in London and another one in Philadelphia that ran all day long. When they were switching sets in London, a band was on stage in Philadelphia. This concert was broadcast around the world. It was a benefit for Famine Relief in Ethiopia. Queen always has rehearsals before a show, even when they are on tour. They do a soundcheck before ever show and run through the songs. Their professionalism really shows. That third song is called "Hammer To Fall", written by Brian May which explains why it is a guitar extravaganza. On Crazy Little Thing Called Love, Brian plays 3 different guitars. Acoustic, Stratocaster and his own Brian May Red Special.

[@Trendingggggg]

It’s crazy that you know all of this from the band I love it thank you for the much needed information an knowledge on them 🙏🏽

[@yvonnewakefield7748]

@Wavy_Boyz great reaction and investment to The *Greatest* collective talent of our time! Also mentioning that *you* have a great voice!! Thank you for this (and all) your reaction(s)!

[@wavyboyz]

Aww thank you I truly appreciate that 🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@marianclough8577]

I watched Live Aid on TV live with my husband. It took place in the UK and the USA and Queen really DID steal the show.

[@amberbucknall3072]

One of my core memories is watching this concert with my mom and her friends. It was amazing ❤

[@delseatube1700]

Great reaction. Sending appreciation from London. When you react to Queen there will be a lot of us from across the water waiting for you to make a Queen reaction playlist. We will work our way through all of it. It’s not possible to have too much Queen. 😁👍🏾

[@wavyboyz]

Thank you and I’ll start making the playlist soon 🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@cazzmc]

I wasn't born when this concert was on the TV but they are a band I wish I had seen. My mum bought me every cassette until the day he died because she knew I loved queen

[@dawntrow6994]

Love your baby's reaction as well ❤❤ I watched the concert on the telly in the garden garden in Wales UK with all my family and neighbours I was 13 and it was one of the most lovely memories i have of us all together listening to queen xxx

[@Nancy-beepbeep]

This concert has been called the best live music concert ever! Freddie had everyone in his power. London was ruled by a different Queen for 20 minutes.

[@jo_jolambrini6775]

Loved your reaction. I was actually in that crowd and was 16 at the time and it was the first time I had watched Queen live. They weren't on the official line up so none of us knew whether they were going to show up or not. I have been hooked every since. I saw them live twice the following year in 1986, one at Wembley and the other at Knebworth. All four of them are HUGELY talented intelligent humbling men who I have massive respect for, even Freddie even though he passed over 30 years ago his presence is as strong today as it was back then, Brian was so right "Only the Good Die Young". The Live Aid concert, basically for 20 minutes starting at 6.40pm on the 13 July 1985 the UK were ruled by a different Queen, and the world stopped spinning across the globe. He's my ultimate hero and always will be, RIP you beautiful man, you were and still are a LEGEND. Night god bless dear, sleep tight you little Persian Poppinjay 💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛 Stay safe from Manchester UK x

[@AngieHorvath]

I'm loving your reaction. Freddie is amazing. To me he is the best frontman ever. Queen is an amazing band. Next if you don't mind me recommending for you is Under Pressure live at Wembley (the 5:56 minute version) The crowd control is amazing. Also White Queen live at the Odeon and Another One Bites the Dust live at Wembley. Again....thanks for your reaction--loving them.

[@wavyboyz]

Thank you for loving my reactions and can you send me the links to those videos plz

[@AngieHorvath]

@@wavyboyz Under Pressure Live at Wembley kzbin.info/www/bejne/hYfdp6KGhZuAa5I White Queen Live at the Odeon kzbin.info/www/bejne/nGnYpIGgad1shKM and Another One Bites the Dust live at Wembley kzbin.info/www/bejne/fp-mmIFqoNOlZrs . I hope you'll enjoy them.

[@jeanwinders9556]

I loved this reaction it truly was a privelge to see this band the soundtrack of my youth. My 7yr grandson is getting an education in music as we ride to school!

[@wavyboyz]

Your giving him some great music to grow up to 🔥🔥

[@moniquecopeland5711]

I love how this performance makes us who weren’t around at the time, all want to go back in a time machine😊

[@MarioCrosby]

That was a great reaction. This concert was Queen in a nutshell-unbelievable.

[@christophersmith2793]

LiveAid at Wembley Stadium Uk 🇬🇧 twinned with a concert in Philadelphia USA , 72 thousand people at LiveAid, 92 thousand people in Philadelphia USA 🇺🇸, the concert a benefit concert to raise funds for the terrible famine in Ethiopia 🇪🇹, a first of a kind concert televised to nearly 2 billion people worldwide, the money raised in today’s currency estimated at 337 million dollars,some of the biggest artists on the day performed Around 20 artists each had a time slot to perform, Queen came on stage and with their flamboyant performance were by far the best performers on the day, Freddie had the crowds in the palm of his hand, and all the band are outstanding, Freddie the best frontman of a band, I actually attended LiveAid in 1985 I have fond memories I’ll never forget of that time , I also attended Queen live at Wembley Stadium U K in 1986 , and also attended Queen at Knebworth Park also in 1986 , the crowd at Knebworth Park was estimated to be 140 thousand in the crowd this was also Freddie’s last live concert ever as he didn’t want to perform live again, but he carried on in the studio until he was to ill to carry on, Freddie is surely missed, great reaction thanks 🙏

[@alainemancini3366]

Once you 'Get' Queen...They become part of your soul and mental wallpaper. Although now in this 21st century there is so much mystique surrounding Queen, and particularly Freddie's legendary status...We who were privileged to see Queen perform live, knew instinctively that we were witnessing inimitable greatness. I was so very fortunate to attend several of their concerts in different parts of the world in the mid 80's...This band were the perfect storm, and Freddie was the God with pockets full of fairy dust, who ensured each and every ticket holder experienced the absolute time of their lives. Dear Freddie showed us inside his heart...and we will love him forever for it.❤

[@wavyboyz]

This comment was amazing thank you for sharing this an you was lucky to be able to witness such greatness 🔥🔥🔥

[@alainemancini3366]

@@wavyboyz For sure...My memories of these concerts are my precious treasure.

[@michaelcroteau5919]

I was a couple weeks shy of 6 years old when I saw this live on television. Didn’t realize what I was seeing. That was just “music” to me.

[@moniquecopeland5711]

Greatest performance ever! Like others have said here, Freddie Mercury is completely mesmerizing and the whole band is so incredibly tight and talented. I kid you not, I have watched this performance thousands of times I was an R&B and hip-hop fan until I saw the movie Bohemian Rhapsody in 2018 and saw what real greatness and talent really is. Do yourself a favor and go watch the Wembley 86 full concert. It is 🔥 another perfectly executed performance.😂 Thank you for the wonderful reaction. New sub here.😊 cute pups by the way❤

[@wavyboyz]

Thank you for watching an the dogs said thank you as well 🙏🏽🙏🏽and I’ll add that one to the list 🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@daisyperegrino6380]

Amazing performance of Queen

[@Sassypaws4927]

Live Aid was a duel-venue concert held simultaneously at Wembley Stadium in London (audience of 72,000) and JFK Stadium in Philadelphia (audience of 100,000) that was connected and broadcast over 13 satellites worldwide to an audience of over 1.9 Billion. The purpose of the concert was to raise money to aid Ethiopia which was suffering from 2-year drought. There were 75+ acts, each allotted a 20-minute slot to perform. The UK line-up included Status Quo,, David Bowie, Elton John, Wham!, Sting, U2, The Who, Paul McCartney, and Bob Geldof with his band The Boomtown Rats. The US bill included Madonna, Eric Clapton, Duran Duran, Mick Jagger, Paul Simon, Led Zeppelin, and Tom Petty. Phil Collins played in both London and then caught the Concord Supersonic Jet and flew to perform again in Philly. Paul Gambaccini, who was part of the BBC broadcasting team at Live Aid, recalled the awe among other superstar musicians watching backstage. “Everybody realized that Queen was stealing the show,” said Gambaccini. These were the very words Elton John uttered when he rushed into Mercury’s trailer after the set. “You bastards, you stole the show,” joked the charismatic star. “Queen smoked ’em. They just took everybody. They walked away being the greatest band you’d ever seen in your life, and it was unbelievable,” said Dave Grohl of Foo Fighters. “And that’s what made the band so great; that’s why they should be recognized as one of the greatest rock bands of all time because they could connect with an audience.” FYI - Freddie wrote "Crazy Little Thing Called Love" while taking a bath in his hotel in Berlin. It took him about 10 minutes to write it. He was inspired by Elvis and yelled for someone to bring him a guitar which he used to write the song. (Roger Taylor - Queen's drummer, said that he never understood how Freddie got that guitar in the tub.) Queen's playlist was: 1. Bohemian Rhapsody (just the ballad and guitar portion) 2. Radio Ga Ga (the song that inspired Lady Ga Ga's name) 3. Freddie's Call and Response 4. Hammer to Fall 5. Crazy Little Thing Called Love 6. We Will Rock You (just the first verse and guitar solo) 7. We Are The Champions

[@claudettesmith8328]

LIve AID was a whole bunch of bands raising money for famine in Africa, each artist got 20 min. Imagine a full concert, the invironment is electric!

[@K31011]

There were so many great bands touring on a regular basis back in the 80s we took it for granted. Queen was at the top the whole band was great live but if I could go back id see them more. Concerts were almost every weekend and with so many great live performers it seems crazy to say Queen was just another concert.

[@IliaKemp]

72,0000 people at Wembley, another 100,000 in Philadelphia, and 1,2 billion watching on TV globally. The Olympics have 3 satellites...Live Aid had 13 .I remember it was very hot that day in Wembley Stadium July 13th 1985 but it was worth it, best day EVER in my life! 👏👏🇳🇱

[@DeeVet1]

Brian May built that guitar with his dad when he was a teen. An old mantle, his mom’s knitting needle and pearl buttons and other castaways. Still his go-to guitar. He’s also an astrophysicist who worked with NASA, was recently knighted by King Charles and white several books on 3-D photography. Queen was honored with THE BRIT Award for one Billion song streamed in the UK.

[@donwarr8]

I think what made Freddie so special is that aside from the fact that he was a musical genius with charisma that is unmatched he was known to be an incredible sweet and kind person. Off stage he was quite shy, concerned that people might be disappointed that he was not the same person they saw on stage. I have never heard anyone that ever met him or worked with him say a derogatory thing about him. He was so special in all ways. There are many documentaries on line about his life you might enjoy.

[@RicP351]

The 80s were the best. My friends and I were out partying every night of the week. It was a non-stop party.

[@imocchidoro]

Queen was the best band EVER, and Freddie was a magical being.

[@kendallneason3645]

Queen concerts were incredible. They changed up every concert just enough to keep the songs interesting. We were all spoiled for choices but Queen were professional musicians that took their jobs seriously. You just couldn’t take your eyes off of Freddie and each member wrote hit songs that he took to a magical, energetic level. Technology has changed a lot but I’m so glad I was born before everyone had their faces on their phones. We all connected with Queen and we all danced and sang. They connected all of us despite our differences. Btw MichaelJackson loved Queen. He and Freddie Mercury recorded songs together.

[@audreyross5580]

The group still tours, currently with Adam Lambert as lead vocalist. Still incredible! I've seen them three times!

[@USMCMachine]

You should check out Queen “don’t stop me now” your the first reactor I’ve seen that points out his lyrics that say “our music changes through the years”. And it’s one of the truest lyrics. Glad you caught it.

[@wavyboyz]

Thank you for watching the vid and I’m loving every bit of queen it’s not hard to point out what he’s getting at you just gotta vibe an let his music take over you and you’ll get it 😆😆😆

[@Nathanrichards1370]

​@@wavyboyzI never knew much about queen until my grandad told me been a fan ever since R.I.P Freddie

[@Nathanrichards1370]

​@@wavyboyzwhen you listen to queen especially Freddie it just makes me want to dance it just gives you that feeling

[@lisavenor236]

Brian May and his father built that guitar when he was 16 and he always uses it! One of a kind.

[@dianecomly6132]

Dude, each of these guys are super talented. Each one wrote number 1 hits: all individually in the Songwriters HOF as well as the band. Each can play multiple instruments; each is college educated. Freddie had an arts & design degree and designed the Queen logo. Sir Dr. Brian May has a PhD in astrophysicists, built his own guitar, and has worked with NASA. John, the bassist, holds an Electronics degree, built the Deaky amp through which the band was able get unique sound, and he wrote the some of the most badaas base lines in rock. Roger, the drummer, holds a biology degree. Each has different ideas, so their songs are all different. Roger and Brian each sing incredibly well and had their own solo stuff . Freddie did a solo album too as well as an opera album he wrote and sung with Spanish opera great Montserat Cabelle. Check out How Can I Go On and be prepared to be blown out of your chair! Queen will blow up your channel for sure.

[@lorilxn1597]

There was 72,000 people in the audience, watched worldwide by 1.5 billion people, 150 nations. $127 milllion raised for thhe relief efforts for Africa 😊

[@TammyDenney]

72,000 in attendance. 1.9 Billion watching from around the world . 1/4 of the world at that time. Live Aid made $24 million for famine in Africa . When they got off the stage , a prince from Dubai. Donated $1 million.

[@deborahhalbert3372]

If you only knew how many younger reactors say I wish I could time travel to go back and be at one of these concerts. At least we have it on film. The greatest of all time!

[@firebrand3515]

Freddie,we miss you, Wish you were alive, Performing live, The response would send, Adrenaline rushing down the Spine, But reality bites so hard ooh ,ooh ooh ooh ooh, It makes you to cry, Celebrate everybody, He lives on, through his songs forever and Ever. Freddie,Thank you ooh ooh ooh, You have made us happy even today.

[@lorilxn1597]

I'm 60 and we grew up with the very best music 🎶 ❤😊

[@ajruther67]

The song Freddie plays on guitar, he wrote himself, on guitar, while in the tub. He loved Elvis Presley so it's a tribute to Elvis.

[@wavyboyz]

Damn that’s crazy I would of never though

[@jk-wf7uc]

Love your reactions. Keep Queen and Freddie Mercury videos coming❣️👑🎶

[@wavyboyz]

I got you 🔥🙏🏽

[@lisavenor236]

They are travelling with Adam Lambert replaying the Queen songs for Freddie

[@lisavenor236]

As a teen in the UK we only had the radio!

[@trishc3099]

The closest I ever came to seeing Queen live was watching this performance live on TV. Between the 72K people there, 96K in Philadelphia, and everyone else watching it live on TV, Queen had roughly 20% of the world's population in their hands for 21 minutes. His crowd control extended far beyond what anyone would think possible. It's pretty humbling.

[@marvalstith2749]

Four legendary musicians bring wall to wall entertainment that no one wants to end! That's Queen! Thanks for the reaction. (btw ... Every number was written by one of them, no one else.) EDIT: 7/31/23 Gotta suggest you react to the Official Queen video of each of these numbers!

[@KelliViti]

I was 17, & rushing home from my summer job, in Soho. ( I'm from BKLYN. ) All so I could witness this performance.

[@wavyboyz]

I would of rushed home as well 🤣🤣

[@anthonydarby3973]

Hiya dude, I'm a guy of 62 who lives on his own here in the UK. Just wanted to thank you for your absolutely brilliant reaction to Queen at the Live Aid Concert, you put a massive smile on my face, your interaction and respect was fantastic to see and also the obvious love you have for your dogs was genuine, they are both beautiful and they certainly love you. So yeah, once again a massive THANX,take care, give your dogs a huge hug from me, Tony

[@wavyboyz]

Thank you for watching my video an liking it I truly appreciate the love an support and the doggies said thank you as well ❤️ and this concert was amazing I wish I could of witnessed it my self that’s how great it was

[@anthonydarby3973]

@@wavyboyz Check out Queen live,singing, Someone to love me,, it's brilliant 👏, Tony

[@markyncole]

They were my first concert in 1982. 15 bucks with Billy Squire opening.

[@wavyboyz]

15 bucks that’s lit to watch such talent for only 15

[@MichelleSanGiorgio]

Wear headphones when watching Queen and Freddie's voice. To get the full effect.

[@ittamandarano8262]

Forgot to mention the main guitarist is BRIAN MAY....he built that guitar when he was a teen, with his dad from wood around their house...he also has a Doctorate in astro physics and worked with NASA and named an asteroid after Freddie ...all the members in the band were college educated

[@deborahallen3318]

You mentioned how talented Queen is, but some of the new Queen fans don't know how talented they are off the stage as well. All have University degrees, Freddie had a degree in Graphic Arts Design, and designed the bands logo, John Deacons, bassist has a degree in Electrical Engineering, the lead guitarist Brian May is now Dr. Brian May PhD in Astrophysics and last but not least, the man on the drums, Roger Taylor was studying to be a Dentist and has a degree in Biology. Thanks for sharing your thoughts on the Queen, IMO the greatest band with the best frontman to ever grace the stage, Freddie Mercury. ❤👑👍 ps. I love your puppies!

[@wavyboyz]

Thank you for telling me all this amazing info on there life an what there doing now and the doggies said thank you 😊

[@teejohnson5531]

I first saw Queen in 1975. I saw them at least 10 times with Freddie, once with Paul Rodgers (didn't much like that one), and many more times with Adam Lambert (who does a pretty good job). White Queen was my first favorite song, until Bohemian Rhapsody. Look up Brian May and the Red Special (his hand built guitar).

[@wavyboyz]

It’s good thank you for the recommendation

[@susanengland3919]

Paul Gambaccini, who was part of the BBC broadcasting team at Live Aid, recalled the awe among other superstar musicians watching backstage. “Everybody realized that Queen was stealing the show,” said Gambaccini. These were the very words Elton John uttered when he rushed into Mercury’s trailer after the set. “You bastards, you stole the show,” joked the star. “Queen smoked ’em. They just took everybody. They walked away being the greatest band you’d ever seen in your life, and it was unbelievable,” said David Grohl of Foo Fighters. “And that’s what made the band so great; that’s why they should be recognized as one of the greatest rock bands of all time because they could connect with an audience.”

[@TammyDenney]

There were 72,000 people in attendance and 1.9 billion watching from around the world. Which was 1/4 of the world at that time .Freddy Performed against doctors orders With a throat infection. Live aid made $24million for famine in Africa. When queens performance ended a prince from Dubai donated $1 million

[@wavyboyz]

That’s wild he was gonna perform no matter what 🔥🔥🔥

[@sabrinaaubret2732]

I like your reaction 👏! Your dogs are absolutely cute 😅 especially the black and white who loves giving kisses 😊! I'm a huge fan of QUEEN, I miss Freddie😢(RIP 🙏), he was a showman and his Voice was so beautiful 👍 ! They did some good songs 🎤! Bohemian rapsody is m'y favorite and I love the movie with the song' same name ❤😍! Didnyou see it? Did you know that Lady Gaga taies her name about thevsong' Radio Gaga? Sorry if I make some mistakes 😅 ! A+ 💞

[@LeroyBrown84]

My first time seeing Queen was in 2005 in Rotterdam, without Freddie but with Paul Rodgers! Loved it! ❤👑😀🔥

[@wavyboyz]

Your a lucky person I would love to go to a queen concert

[@cmoeller3]

@@wavyboyzthey are coming to the USA this fall!! Look for tickets in your area

[@LeroyBrown84]

@@wavyboyz Thu Oct 12 - New York, NY - Madison Square Garden Fri Oct 13 - New York, NY - Madison Square Garden Sun Oct 15 - Boston, MA - TD Garden Mon Oct 16 - Boston, MA - TD Garden Wed Oct 18 - Philadelphia, PA - Wells Fargo Center Sat Oct 21- Austin, TX- Circuit of The Americas Mon Oct 23 - Atlanta, GA - State Farm Arena Wed Oct 25 - Nashville, TN - Bridgestone Arena Fri Oct 27 - St. Paul, MN - Xcel Energy Center Sat Oct 28 - St. Paul, MN - Xcel Energy Center Mon Oct 30 - Chicago, IL - United Center Tue Oct 31 - Chicago, IL - United Center Thu Nov 02 - Dallas, TX - American Airlines Center Fri Nov 03 - Dallas, TX - American Airlines Center Sun Nov 05 - Denver, CO - Ball Arena Wed Nov 08 - San Francisco, CA - Chase Center Thu Nov 09 - San Francisco, CA - Chase Center Sat Nov 11 - Los Angeles, CA - BMO Stadium Sun Nov 12 - Los Angeles, CA - BMO Stadium

[@lorilxn1597]

Yes, Adam Lambart is the replacement singer.

[@ellet6560]

Michael Jackson was a huge fan of Queen. He convinced them to release “Another One Bites The Dust” as a single after hearing them perform it in concert. Also, go back in time to early Queen. Freddie sometimes wore a single bedazzled glove. Michael took that one and ran with it!

[@wavyboyz]

Damn so that’s where Michael got the glove from 😆😆

[@leeandramurphy5903]

Bet you didn't know that Brian May is actually a Nasa scientist.

[@RoseSantos-qj4yf]

Amazing and Wonderful reaction video. Bravo!

[@carrieoverby7594]

Google “best live performance in history “ it will say Queen at Live Aid. They are all LEGENDS!!! No other band can come close the the greatness of Queen!

[@wavyboyz]

Facts

[@michaelhilborn4204]

I love watching the reactions of young people when they're exposed to this stuff for the first time. This old Boomer grew up with the greatest music of any generation and most of you know it. 😀 I saw Queen in 1978 at Maple Leaf Gardens, Toronto. Thin Lizzy opened for them and they rocked as well. One of the best concerts ever: even better than Jimi Hendrix, the Stones, the Doors, Pink Floyd, Jethro Tull, Alice Cooper, King Crimson . . . you get the picture. I only ever saw one concert that was better.

[@wavyboyz]

That’s amazing you had the chance to even go to a queen concert I’m lowkey jealous 😂😂

[@LMTino]

The Queen set (as with other performers at this Global Benefit Concert) was just 21 minutes. But they prepped for it, even with all the arena shows they had done. Not long after Freddie's death and the final album released, John Deacon (bass guitarist) left/retired. There was no replacing Freddie but I think Brian and Roger wanted to keep their music out there, fresh for new audiences. That's how they re-started after the "pause" adding the Queen + guest artist (first Paul Rogers, currently Adam Lambert). Yes, you are the first reactor I recall that also happened to be wearing a tank top for a LIVE AID reaction. Queen got their energy from the audience - fuel for Freddie.

[@wavyboyz]

This was an incredible reaction an me an Freddie just so call had to be twins today 😂😂😂

[@nunchuck47]

love your reaction bro ❤️ 👌 you got it in one

[@kellycrook543]

Yep that's right...he didn't have singing lessons...None!!! It's PURE TALENT!!!

[@kellycrook543]

Freddie Mercury was the best frontman ever!!! GOAT

[@wavyboyz]

That’s a fact 🔥🔥🔥

[@annegarner7563]

He was truly unbelievable stole the show

[@heidipaulus3701]

Have you listened to WHITE QUEEN at the ODEON HAMMERSMITH 1975

[@marciebulsaraorcutt]

HEY Hon... THANK YOU for the great reaction! Sadly, you unknowingly reacted to the frustrating, one-and-only "corrupted" INCOMPLETE copy of the Queen Live Aid Video. (This video's been circulating on YT for the last year, and LOTS of reactors have also unwittingly used it.) Just so everyone knows... There are SEVERAL, COMPLETE, REMASTERED copies of the Queen Live Aid video available on YT. HERE'S A LINK to a complete video of that last song "We Are The Champions", Honey... all the way through to the ACTUAL ending of the set: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fIGbYWuDnq-Ima8 BTW... Yeah, Freddie's shoes are Adidas Hercules wresting boots.

[@wavyboyz]

Thank you 🙏🏽 and I’ll be sure to put the finished video out soon 🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@randyinvegas405]

Freddie was wearing white adidas Herucles Wrestling boots. They were specially made for him and he bought 25 pairs at a time as they didnt sell them in England. Also if you react to more Queen songs you will soon have over a million subscribers if not close to.

[@CoCoSheShell]

I love Queen!!!

[@audreyross5580]

Nothing like watching Freddie strut around that stage like a peacock in heat! You should be Freddie for Halloween! Wife beater, studded belt and arm cuff, and a mick stand/mic combo!

[@staceyspencer3755]

That song you wanted to know what it was - Hammer to Fall from the album The Works.

[@wavyboyz]

Thank you 😊

[@anne-mariesindruprix4792]

Written by Brian May as well as we will rock you. Roger - Th drummer wrote radio ga ga Freddie wrote Bohemian Rhapsody, crazy little thing called love an we are the champions. John wrote some of their bogfest hits - but were not chosen for this occasion.

[@MichelleSanGiorgio]

They skipped the end of the video 😮

[@BriRog68]

Please please react to Somebody To Love Montreal...it's ranked as the second greatest live performance with Live Aid ranked as #1. ❤️👑🥁🎤🎹🎸 Rest In Paradise beautiful Freddie 🙏💖

[@wavyboyz]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/hqiZgmSodrl1l9E I’ve done that Reaction already Go check it out 🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@randyinvegas405]

love your dogs. you need to get thim in more clips ...lol the one must love Queen

[@wavyboyz]

I got you they will be in every queen video 🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@26shedan]

If you download Queen from the official Queen youtube channel you don't have to worry about it being blocked. The are generous that way. Now-The Eagles-forget about it.

[@carolinemcmahon3835]

Sung in a different frequency ❤

[@markhodges9477]

This was the dat the rest of the world discovered what Queen fans already knew - the best live band ever!!!

[@garylee-pl9dl]

I think Freddie would love the reactions and comments.

[@wavyboyz]

Thank you 🙏🏽

[@gaylaryal1138]

i love how you are with your dogs!!!

[@wavyboyz]

Thank you there my babies 😊❤️

[@michelleharrington4467]

These dogs are the business and I adore my Freddy and queen ❤❤❤❤❤❤😂😂

[@kimberleyphillips6671]

Ok u killed me with ur pups😂

[@wavyboyz]

Lol 😂

[@kellycrook543]

React to "who wants to live forever " by queen, live at wembley 1986. "Under pressure " live at Wembley 1986. "Save me " live at Montreal 1981

[@alethamarsh6583]

Us Queenies sit and wait 😂

[@kellycrook543]

True....he didn't have singing lessons. God given talent

[@wavyboyz]

Greatest ever 🔥🔥🔥

[@debrayoung4338]

Even with all the technology today, I am still blessed to have been a young woman in those days. Would not trade it for all the technology today.

[@johnfloyd4166]

Yeah man gonna reaction ❤❤❤

[@wavyboyz]

Thank you 🙏🏽

[@kwasi176]

" LOOk AT HiM!" lollllll... was really a performer..

[@graciezundt4201]

Loved the puppies! I had to subscribe 😂. React to Queen - Somebody to Love live 1981- Montreal. That song was written by Freddie as a tribute to Aretha Franklin. He was a big fan and this was his favorite song. Seriously though, he will take you to church!

[@wavyboyz]

Thank you and I’ve done that video already here you go 🙏🏽❤️ and thank you as well kzbin.info/www/bejne/hqiZgmSodrl1l9E

[@elliothughes9030]

I was absolutely devastated when Freddie passed in 1991.

[@Hard-Boiled-Bollock]

I was six months old and about 15 miles away from this when it happened. Weird to think I was almost certainly asleep in a cot at the time

[@elliothughes9030]

Hammer to Fall