I Wasn't Ready For This | Queen " Bohemian Rhapsody " Music Video Reaction !

[@secondchance5080]

Okay yall maybe not play this song at a wedding but at a party or something LoL the song got lit and turned me up I thought it was gonna stay all nice and gentle the whole time . But no not a wedding song after knowing what's being said in the lyrics yeah not for a wedding lol also yes the mother didn't kill anybody i know now thanks for the info I didn't know anything about the song until yall told me .

[@RobkReacts]

Greetings Loving your reactions, I would love to react to some of your reactions, I am having the time of my life past few mins watching this, , I am very new at this and think could have fun reacting to some outstanding that make me laugh and yell that hold on bro its its coming haha man love it let me know if its is okay I can filter the vid if ya want me to but would love this to be my first reacting to an awesome reaction i am laughing my add off at the moment for all the right reasons, Peace.

[@kenrudge8002]

its all about him coming out as being Gay....Telling his mum and friends..........gotta leave you all behind to face the truth.....Mma put a gun against his head pulled my trigger now he is ead....was him telling his mum

[@personalcheeses8073]

NameWasChance Believe you me it’s been played at many a wedding

[@secondchance5080]

@@RobkReacts yeah thats fine that's lit that you wanna use my video lol im def for it !

[@ed2kou1]

NameWasChance lol right on.. check out manford Mann nice guitar rifts and have fun with the lyrics... manford Mann blinded by the light..

[@dawnanderson4967]

What you listened to was a master class in vocal range, harmonies, lyrical emotion and dramatic musical arrangement. The year 1975. God bless Queen. 👑🎼🎹🎤🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🇬🇧

[@Pamlandy2]

Welcome to Queen and Rock Opera for the "youngsters"! ;)

[@RoverWaters]

Brian May wrote the Bohemian Rhapsody guitar solo guitar solo

[@gerryward9272]

When you heard queen, you can never go back, they will bring you on a journey like you have never experienced, you will be intoxicated with their music

[@lorainepage9601]

So absolutely true. It's magical music.

[@nehemiahcavazos8443]

Them an zepplin turned me on to that decade of music . This song and “Stairway to Heaven” are the songs I start and finish a playlist . Start it with Stairway , because it starts slow and then just goes . I finish it with BoRap because . How can I listen to another song after this one ? Best for last you know ?

[@lauryn2868]

Or your just brought up on the tunes and forever in the know of greatness

[@ducktape5970]

dude you witness how a masterpiece can last 45 years

[@shaitanlavey]

43 years later, this song still kicks some major ass. Too bad all of you kids missed the 1960's, 1970's and 1980's.

[@philroach9402]

Autotune? Bless you, no autotune 40 + years ago

[@Greenwood4727]

It was all freddie..

[@girlsdrinkfeck]

no but they did use a slight pitch twist though for some minor effects

[@Greenwood4727]

no it was ALL freddie.. he made queen what it was.. have you listened to barcelona.. it was freddies power, it was noticed that that he could sing in tune with himself one pitch higher or lower.. it was all freddies ability to sing like that

[@Oneofthechose]

It WAS ALL Freddy on the intro all parts

[@saschaschneider6355]

+Greenwood4727 As great as Freddie was as a singer he didn't sing it all. Brian May and Roger Taylor were great as well, with Roger being able to sing even higher (which can be heard here clearly, he's that one very high voice). Freddie only did sing everything in live shows, on record everybody except John Deacon was lead vocalist from time to time.

[@Codex7777]

You know loads of Queen songs. You just don't realise it yet. :) Songs you've most likely heard include, 'We Are the Champions', 'We Will Rock You' and 'Another One Bites the Dust'... and that's just for starters. You're listening to one of the biggest music acts of all-time! :)

[@revans1961]

Fat Bottomed Girls..........

[@revans1961]

No. They're not. ""We Will Rock You" is a song written by Brian May and recorded by Queen for their 1977 album News of the World. Rolling Stone ranked it number 330 of "The 500 Greatest Songs of All Time" in 2004, and it placed at number 146 on the Songs of the Century list in 2001. In 2009, "We Will Rock You" was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame. Other than the last 30 seconds containing a guitar solo by May, the song is generally set in a cappella form, using only stomping and clapping as a rhythmic body percussion beat. In 1977, "We Will Rock You" and "We Are the Champions" were issued together as a worldwide top 10 single.[6] Soon after the album was released, many radio stations began playing the songs consecutively and without interruption."

[@Codex7777]

+mortikal - What on earth are you on about??? Of course they're not the same song. Bizarre...

[@Codex7777]

Np :)

[@personalcheeses8073]

mortikal Are you tripping? The same song 🤣😂🤣😂🤣

[@Mistilou]

If I ever get married this is already on the playlist for the reception!!! If not all of their stuff!!! Queen was like their own genre, they never fit in a mold so to speak so Freddie Mercury, the singer said screw it I'll make my own!! And they're still relevant after 50 some odd years or something like that!!! He always said, "I'm not going to be a rockstar, I'm going to be a Legend"!!! And he is!! R.I.P. Freddie!! We 💞 you! Sadly he passed away at 45 yrs old from complications from contracting AIDS😓 but the band still plays! As he said in the last song he ever finished, The Show Must Go On. But you should definitely check out "Somebody to Love" live @ Wembley stadium (I think it was) in1981!! He was such a performer and a beautiful person too!! You can also check out any of the Live Aid concerts they jammed at them all too!! I'm a new sub...cuz I just loved your reaction and the dancing n everything that was great!! Most ppl say this was the best song ever written!! P.s. they had no technology back then either so it's ALL them!! Oh! show must go on he recorded 6weeks before his passing...and Brian, the guitarist said he was so sick that he took him aside and said Fred, I don't think this is possible right now, Freddie replied; "I'll fucking do it, darling! Vodka down" went in the studio and slayed it!!!🌹🎶✌☝ Sorry for the history lesson lolol!!😂😂

[@Ka1ypso]

Brian Mays, The guitar player (Brian Mays) built that very guitar when he was 15yrs old along with his Dad, including the pickups...& still plays it to this day. He also has a Ph.D. in AstroPhysics.

[@kyotocoversjimanderson782]

Good reaction. This song is a masterpiece of originality: ballad, operatic, hard rock.... masterfully constructed, played and sung.

[@j0hnn13K]

If you honestly did not know Queen, then you've just stumbled upon arguably the best live band ever. They have about as many hits, as there are stars on the Hollywood walk of fame, and you'll find out that you know a lot of their songs, especially, if you ever, even once, been to a sports game. (any sports game) so.. you should have plenty of Queen stuff to discover yet :)

[@paulinoaz]

"I'm seeing your bones coming out your clothes" perfect line, Freddie would have laughed at that.

[@katlady5000]

Queen started recording this song August 24, 1975 all the technology we have today did not exist in 1975. The studios of the time only offered 24-track analog tape, it was necessary for the three to overdub themselves many times. Brian May (the guitarist) recalled placing a tape in front of the light and being able to see through it, as the tape had been used so many times. That is what makes this song a masterpiece. Love your reaction. It's great to see people enjoying this song 43 years after it was recorded. It really is a timeless song.

[@justsomeonewhopopsupeveryw1444]

“ I wonder how old this is?” Done in 1975 mate

[@brasschick4214]

Anna Jackson - No auto tune either...

[@skbwolverine]

I was a little kid during this time. But I remember hearing this song on the radio one day and was captivated by it. It made me start listening to a lot of their stuff. Unbeknownst to me, my dad already had the album. 😂 My parents divorced early in my life. So when I spent the weekends with my dad, I looked forward to going through his albums and playing different stuff.

[@Isleofskye]

I know I am showing my age but what does this damn auto tune do ?

[@justsomeonewhopopsupeveryw1444]

Nothing

[@skbwolverine]

@@Isleofskye In short, its computer software that 'enhances' your ability to sing-even if if you can't sing. Lol. But Queen used dubovers. Auto tune started in the 90's (I think).

[@shannonmcdougall579]

Forever grateful my brother took me to see them live at age 13. Thousands of people at the concert. Everyone got along. All cleaned up after themselves. It waz AMAZING.

[@0okamino]

_"That thing is tight!"_ You can say that about the outfit _and_ even more so about the band. :D

[@rashford1156]

Not only were all members of the band gifted musically but they were pretty good academically. Freddie had a Diploma in Graphic Art from a London College Ealing. Roger Taylor (drummer) has a Batchelor of Science in Biology and studied Dentistry at the London Hospital Medical College. John Deacon(bass) has a 1st Class Honours Degree in Electronics. Brian May(lead guitar) has a PhD and a Doctorate of Astrophysics and recently worked on Stereo Imaging of Pluto at the John Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory Maryland. These guys ROCK. "Mama just killed a man...Put a gun against his head pulled my trigger now hes dead." I think this was Freddies allegory about finally coming out and admitting he was gay. Something not easy to do back in the day. He killed the pretend straight guy(himself) and that guy was finished for good now and he wasn't sure and was worried of his mothers reaction to the news.

[@arechuyvo]

Good to know they all went to college, didnt know it.

[@MetteC5]

Spare your efforts: no one knows what the song is about, not even Freddie himself (as he's repeatedly said).

[@rashford1156]

I agree.....I did pre-face my comment with "I think" ...to show that this was just my opinion and my own interpretation. I am well aware that no band member has EVER given an explanation of the meaning of the song. Been a fan of this great band ever since hearing "Seven Seas of Rhye"on the BBCs popular Top of the Pops programme back in the 70s.

[@MetteC5]

garbut ok and fair point!

[@lashutterbug]

If you think *this* is tight, then you need to watch Queen at Live Aid, 1985. They open with "Bohemian Rhapsody", and then go straight into probably the best version of "Radio Ga Ga" they ever did. And then of course there's Freddie's "Dayyyyyy-YO!"...but I won't spoil the whole thing for you. Watch it.

[@Itsmelaniedawn]

The lead guitarist Brian May is also an astrophysicist.

[@jonlyksett8340]

That would be Brian May, PhD, CBE. He's a leading authority on 'space dust' and consults with NASA and other world space agencies. And he and his father built that guitar in their garage in the late 60's from scratch and he's played in on every Queen recording and in every Queen concert. Look up Red Special Guitar in KZbin.

[@NagiOki]

Queen did the soundtrack for the first "The Highlander" movie. "It's a kind of magic", "who wants to live forever", and "princes of the universe" will rock you.

[@arwenodinson8803]

Omg you had me cracking up! 😄. Great reaction, thanks for posting.

[@bluetee863]

I just discovered all these Queen reaction videos. I just thought you guys should know Bohemian Rhapsody is about someone being accused by their girlfriend of crimes against the relationship and after she pronounces the death sentence, his reaction is "So you think you can stone me and spit in my eye?" and he leaves the relationship. I'm 62, great college music.

[@musiclover9361]

Until the line which begins, "Thunderbolt and lightning..." ALL vocals were by ONE person: Freddie Mercury.

[@TommyBBQBessinger]

Great Reaction!! I really miss the 70's music from Back from the 70's.

[@gamer7138]

The most impressive part of this video, everything that sounds like an effect on the singers voice was made by himself, He was so pitch accurate he could sing the same part a note lower making it sound like a harmony

[@kikilove9552]

Queen is amazing you should react to some of their other songs "don't stop me now" "somebody to love" and their live performances (live aid concert)

[@pammaggio8135]

Kiki Love 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@patdonnelly9392]

'Tell Momma to calm down...Momma goin' crazy!' Too funny....love it!

[@liquidminds]

Funny, how many reactors think that the mother killed someone. He's just leaving the 'I' out. the break between mama and "just killed" is intentional.

[@arechuyvo]

Hahaha you're right, these days people just dont listen, they are worried trying to react than listening the lyrics.

[@secondchance5080]

I can almost bet anything that anyone in the world would think that the song is talking about his mom killing somebody lol after you heard the song over 100 times then you'll know he's not talking bout that , but listening for the first time idk how people can really blame people for misunderstanding the lyrics . People listening to music , but not everyone is gonna understand off the first listen especially without lyrics displayed on screen .

[@MetteC5]

Spare your efforts: no one knows what the song is about, not even Freddie himself (as he's repeatedly said).

[@meemee6089]

Hi Chance, I can see why you might think that, but it’s the following lines that tell you it wasn’t his mom. He sings: “...life had just begun, but now I’VE gone and thrown it all away.” And the next line: “didn’t mean to make you cry.” He’s addressing his mother.

[@MetteC5]

@@meemee6089 Indeed - plus he sings "pulled MY trigger" - why would his mother pull his trigger?...

[@sylviewrath2199]

I love this song, and it's such a joy that there are people who've never heard this song before who can record their reactions to hearing it for the first time. Music today is also still good, but this is just a classic and it's such a treat to see people hearing it for the first time.

[@ianstrange5674]

"Tell mama to calm down." LMAO This is my favourite song of all time. I must have played it thousands of times since 1975.😀

[@stevenwheat3621]

"I can see bones coming out your clothes".. 🤣 I lost it!

[@ginny9577]

fairly convinced that Freddie brought bolero jackets back in style during that period in time

[@karenwarehime5494]

I've watched several reactions to Bohemian Rhapsody. I've had the most fun watching YOUR reaction! Funny!

[@Sneak65]

Queen has album after album of heat. As diverse a band as any to have graced this Earth. You have no doubt heard several Queen songs without realizing it. We Will Rock You/We Are the Champions and Another One Bites the Dust are 3 songs that you might already know.

[@kenwelch198]

It's 1978, cruising the strip in your hometown. This song comes on. Let the headbanging begin!

[@sandyleewhite]

Loved your reactions & much respect for keeping Queen alive!!! My fav band of all time :)

[@reneklinkenberg8271]

You were not ready for Queen indeed and you never will.

[@LT-hg5fp]

Hahaha your reaction 😂👍🏻 never gets old listening to Queen and Freddie Mercury 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@daveygivens735]

If you're a so-called musician today hearing this for the first time you must be unbelievably humbled.

[@dominiccampbell181]

They pants was toight. The funny thing is, you're probably already heard a bunch of their stuff, or at least parts of it. We Will Rock You, We Are the Champions, Another One Bites the Dust, Somebody to Love, Under Pressure, I Want to Break Free, You'll probably recognize them from sports, movies and commercials. I also recommend The Show Must Go On.

[@gareththomas9806]

This is a complex song. Freddie never publicly admitted to what this was about. The drummer (Roger Taylor) has said it is "pretty obvious", and most of us think it is Freddie coming out as Bi/gay.

[@noracola5285]

it certainly resonates that way with many of us who have struggled internally with the question of coming out as LGBT to our parents, traditional/religious ones especially. the metaphor seems obvious

[@spotfest7266]

Why are you ignoring freddies own description? Its not a coming out song. Its an ode to Fausto and was made upof a bunch of different songs Freddie was working on. Freddie never came out, He never needed to. He also wasn't gay. He loved the ladies just as much. Do some research ffs

[@tonybennett4159]

SpotFest….As a gay man I saw Freddie often in a gay club near me (he was quite unassuming, not at all big headed). His ex-girlfriend Mary Austin even told him that she thought he was gay. It was pretty common in those days to try to maintain a false front. It may have been that he and Mary had sex, but it's also perfectly possible that it was a relationship based on mutual need and respect rather than on sex. There is no doubt that thy were extremely close. I've seen plenty of interviews with Freddie where he teasingly plays with the gay stereotype and it's also true that his final relationship was with a man.

[@spotfest7266]

Oh no doubt about it but people over look the fact he was also attracted to woman. He was married to a man in his final years but that guy got a straight 1 million from Freddie's will as opposed to the hundred million Mary Austin got, She also got his estate. He said many times that she was the love of his life. He also had many relationships with woman over the years. I think its insulting to Freddie to say he was gay, He was a man that loved all that was beautiful be that men, women, art or music. He was so much more than this gay stereotype that he has became.

[@saschaschneider6355]

@@spotfest7266 he might have been gay but biromantic. BTW could you please point me to a source for the description Freddie supposedly gave? I've never heard of that one.

[@JonInCanada1]

No autotune here, this is all Queen. Song is over 40 years old. Freddie Mercury had a 4 octave voice and was able to create subtle echos when singing. This is what real talent sounds like.

[@m1co294]

The phrase "Mama, just killed a man" is a faint reference to Freddie being gay... he killed his man-self and a gay person was reborn

[@jhol3368]

I was 7 when this song was released, I'm 50 now so its 43 years old,

[@crazyoldbat]

i was 17 when it was released

[@PafMedic]

1975 This Came Out..I Was 5,lol...and Still Love This Song As Much As I Did As A Child

[@Annaliese247]

Freddie and Queen will live on in every new generation, and noone deserves it more!

[@lisam3445]

I love the reactions to Queen. Welcome to the fan club. Freddie worked his Magic.

[@TheBlackQueen]

It's not the mother, it's the narrator who killed a man. When he say's that line, he's telling his mother that he killed someone.

[@allensaunders449]

Metaphor nobody killed anybody even fictionally

[@TheBlackQueen]

Allen Saunders That isn't a reasonably confirmed fact. Of course none of it is, but we have to view it at face value. The lyrics on the surface describe a man confessing to murder, leaving to serve hiw punishment, facing a trial, and being sent somewhere where he tries to fight off but ultimately fails and accepts fate. On the surface, this can easily either describe Prison or Hell.

[@allensaunders449]

@@TheBlackQueen thats your complete guess queens drummer said its about freddie coming out as gay i don't know but i tske alot of lyrics as metaphors

[@TheBlackQueen]

Allen Saunders Roger Taylor said no such thing. He claimed he knew nothing of it, and if he did, he wouldn't say anything if Freddie didn't want him to.

[@allensaunders449]

@@TheBlackQueen look believe what you want i wouldn't even think it's about murder snd Taylor did say that he said isn't it obvious freddies coming out

[@catherinebenton3637]

This song was from 75, so over 43 years ago. I am so glad I was raised in the era of what people call classic rock today.

[@michelletrujillothornton3236]

I'm loving how the movie has brought out new fans!!!!! I have been listening to queen since I was little in the 80s. I know Freddie would love to know how the new generations are loving him too!!! I am loving these reactions of everyone when it hits overdrive hahaaahhaaha

[@babs3241]

Great react. In response to the vocal parts question... Bass: Lowest, almost always men Tenor: The higher end of the low spectrum, usually men Alto: The lower end of the high spectrum, usually women Soprano: Highest line, almost always women You can also add stuff like molto or mezzo to make more variants, and baritone is somewhere between bass and tenor. You can also do basso profundo, deep bass. :D

[@cherylspeares7003]

Loved your reaction 💜 I just subscribed....so many great Queen songs..The Show Must Go On, Another One Bites the Dust, Who Wants to Live Forever, We Will Rock You, Don't Stop Me Now... Save Me is a beautiful song...the list goes on and on

[@lindasalter1017]

I like how you're set up differently from other reaction videos. You have yourself small, in the corner and the video taking up the screen. I love that! But you have the volume down so low I could hardly hear it.

[@tw750]

Have to admit....that was one funny reaction :-)) Good Job!!

[@jessebrown3870]

Awesome, I would recommend "Under Pressure" and "Radio Gaga", both are live at Wembley...awesome...Freddie has the crowd in the palm of his hand

[@allensaunders449]

Both stink early queen epic

[@Divine1Right]

I don't recommend listening to the live version of songs. The studio version of Under Pressure is way better than any live version

[@kennethhargrove3597]

The version of Radio GaGa at Live Aid is considered one of the finest musical performances ever captured. Their entire set was amazing, but the crowd control Freddie had during Radio GaGa was simply magical.

[@allensaunders449]

@@kennethhargrove3597 just because some people say you are supposed to believe that doesn't mean you have to agree radio gaga is not a great queen song

[@kennethhargrove3597]

I never said that it's their best song, I said that it's one of the greatest live performances ever captured. No one captivated an audience like Freddie.

[@1969JohnnyM]

A lot of people don't know that Freddie Mercury was born Farrokh Bulsara in Zanzibar, Africa to a Zoroastrian practising family of Parsi descent which basically means they were from India but their ancestors were from Persia present day Iran. Mercury's father worked for the British Colonial Office in India and had moved to Zanzibar to continue working but when Civil War had broken out they used their British Citizenship to move to England. In a way it makes Mercury African, Asian and European.

[@gareththomas9806]

How old? 1975

[@jenardv7344]

Gareth Thomas soo... Bohemian Rhapsody is 1975 years old? Damn.

[@judithinsley9358]

Hey dude, everyone was skinny in the 70's, no junk food, no GMO, no fluoride in the water. Lots more Queen please. Somebody to love, Old fashioned lover boy, Love of my life. The greatest band of all time. Peace & love from England

[@lpeora]

Queen had more hits that people had no idea it was Queen... one of the all time great bands ever.

[@richardmcphee9353]

Queen is definitely one of the best rock bands ever i don't think there is ever going to be rock bands as good as this ever again legendary

[@johnthomas6042]

That intro was just freddy ,,five over dubs

[@legaltidbits]

lol I just typed that jinx

[@johnthomas6042]

Shelia pugh you ow me a six pack

[@Pugiron]

This is why your teachers always snickered when you tried to answer in class.

[@legaltidbits]

It's true look it up

[@idkyeah6214]

Freddie :)

[@the_Real_Grammy_of_6]

THANK GOODNESS!! I’m not the only one!! I’m 54 years old. I have been a Queen fan since forever. All these years I’ve thought Freddie was saying that “Mama killed a man”. I only recently realized that he was TELLING mama that he killed a man. If the lyrics were “Hey Mama (pause), just killed a man”. So glad I am not the only person to “hear” it like that. 😀

[@kellydorsey7926]

His mama didn't pull the trigger, he did. Queen is known to be one of the most intelligent bands, ever. Brian May was working towards his PhD in Astronomy when Queen first started out.

[@johnnieangel99]

"Mama, I just killed a man" He came out to his mother as being a gay man.

[@ajakuk1]

I'm sorry I've only just seen this. But it was an honour to see you react to this. You sir have now got my subcribtion..thank you. X

[@staycehill2649]

70's rock glam. we were all skinny back in the day, 70's & 80's. Rock on!

[@tom_thumb9637]

All kinds of classic rr performances. Will blow your mind how good.

[@marlahudgins7038]

Hi from Utah, USA... I just subscribed.. Mama didn't kill the man, it was the guy tlknig to her that did it. The song ws written in 1975.. Epic song

[@hobbitpeddler4267]

Hey fellow Utahn! 😀

[@markdubois4882]

This song was released on October 30, 1975 It is the #2 song of ALL-TIME on FM Radio.

[@wreckofthehesperas8323]

Dude u crackin me up n I really wanna listen n I cannot HEAR u when I'm cracking up, like my coffee just went spewing everywhere...

[@proulxr2002]

Bohemian Rhapsody has hit #1 on the charts 3 times in 3 different decades!

[@molokoko786]

Nice reaction - fun fact, his was the 1st song to have a music video! I guarantee you will know some Queen without realizing it - we will rock you, we are the champions etc. If you want more heat, check out Innuendo with lyrics - it's deeper than this one. If you want something fun - Somebody to Love - live in Montreal version is best.

[@noone6037]

Sorry, wasn't first. But helped popularize music video in a big way.

[@molokoko786]

I know it’s been called the first ever music video, but it’s hard to actually define these things,” shrugged May. “I know for a fact the Beatles made 35mm films of tracks - but ours was more like a mini-movie.” Read More: The Story of Queen's Iconic ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ Video | ultimateclassicrock.com/queen-bohemian-rhapsody-video/?trackback=tsmclip

[@VictorMatthieu]

It came out in 1975 on Queen's fourth studio album, A Night at the Opera. The lyric "Mama, just killed a man" does sound a little ambiguous but it's really meant to mean "Mama, I just killed a man". He did the killing, not his mom. It's hard to tell by the way he sings it, but there's technically a comma after "Mama".

[@vernhoke7730]

The album "A Night at the Opera" came out in 1976 and "Bohemian Rhapsody" was one of the tracks on it. There is no autotune at all on this track, or any other by Queen, the vocal effects you hear are over dubs, sometimes many, many times over. While listening to this on vinyl or tape or CD or digital gives you a sense of their true talent, it pales in comparison to hearing it live. Only a small section of this song cannot be reproduced live, the "Mama Mia" section, where the stage went dark and they leave for that minute or so as the studio recording plays. I did get the chance to see them live, twice, at Madison Square Garden in 1980 & 1982.

[@taeyangkim2085]

great essay bro its too long to read but ill give you an A. you really know alot about this group good job.

[@timish71]

43 years old. No auto fune. Pure vocals

[@zeljkofis]

Love your reaction, Queen best music ever and Fredy best singer for all time

[@UhOhHereWeGo]

Lol whatever wedding plays this is awesome. I will play this at my wedding

[@LisaMarie51968]

It was released Oct 31st 1975 ...Best sing EVER!!!, I Love Freddie Soooo much! R.I.P FREDDIE MERCURY 😢🙏🏽💔 🎤 🎼

[@nicod4660]

RIP FREDDIE, ALWAYS LOVE FROM OZ

[@3ScotsInk]

Check out: "Keep Yourself Alive" "Don't Stop Me Now" "Under Pressure" and "Fat Bottom Girls." First time I saw them live was on 4/20/74 in Memphis, TN. They were the warm up band. A year later, they came back, same venue, as headliners. And performed "Bohemian Rhapsody." R.I.P. Freddie Mercury. Rock on & on Brian May & Roger Taylor.

[@leann1715]

i think you were searching for the word Harmony. they have perfect harmonies.

[@redmarvel]

Harmonies = singing together at different vocal levels - Bass (lowest), Baritone, Tenor, Alto, Soprano (highest).Yes, Queen had some great Harmonies. So did the Bee Gees, the Beach Boys and the Beatles.

[@TedBronson1918]

IF this song was played at a wedding, they'd have to stop the ceremony until it finished because EVERYONE would be singing it (it's a fun song!), to include bride, groom and minister! Bohemian Rhapsody came out in 1975 or so, and has been a rock music classic ever since. An incredibly talented band ! Suggestion - I suggest you react to "Wynona's Big Brown Beaver" by the band Primus. It's a funny song with a hilarious video. You can watch it for free on youtube.

[@sandyhickey8236]

Queen is awesome and Freddie Mercury made them who they are... RIP Freddie Mercury

[@kens32052]

60's - 70's music was on a whole different level compared to today's music.

[@hairstylistkjb]

I like the way you have the video large and yourself smaller. Everyone else does it the other way. Thanks for that. ✌

[@headrushindi]

you just listened to the greates rock band of all time and the greates rock vocalist that ever was....this song was released in the USA in 1976 and is one of queens most iconic songs....NO such thing as autotune back in the day ....what you heard is 100 percent talent

[@infernalinferno]

“Big Judy”... I spat out my milk at that 😂

[@badkitty1889]

1975. I would sing this song all the time, and I was 4 years old!

[@nicann8038]

Your cute! When different people sing different parts it’s called “harmonizing”. 🤗🤗🤗 PS - biggest Queen fan but you had me laughing through the whole video! 😂 And, since I needed a laugh today and your personality is awesome, bruh, I just subbed!!!

[@omennemo8844]

Altos, Soprano, tenor, and bass are the four voices in music. When they bring it together they call it harmonizing. The lead singer is Freddie Mercury. He died in 1991 if Pneumonia caused by AIDS,

[@keithdittmar1701]

Freddy sang the lead parts and each member of the band (including Freddy) sang every other part and it was all mixed together to create the incredible depth.

[@christinajacobsen6690]

I think what you were looking for at about 3:16 was the word Alto. In a nutshell that corresponds to how high or low you sing. From highest to lowest it goes Soprano, Alto, Tenner, and Baritone. It can get more complicated than that with things Mezzo Soprano, but the basics are those four. Hope this helps.

[@msinvincible2000]

I laughed so much when you said "deep throat people" and immediately realized the error! hahahahahahaha

[@belladonna9683]

You might want to listen again. All the voices you heard in the beginning were one voice, stacked vocals by Freddie Mercury, whose range was between 4 & 5 octaves. This song is widely considered the greatest in the history of rock. By the way, Freddie also wrote it and he was the one playing the piano and arguably the greatest frontman in rock.

[@kittylynnlpn]

Loved your reaction. Watch Queen's live performance at Live Aid in 1985 at Wembley Stadium. One of the best rock performances in history!

[@Suzismymom]

Queen reaction? Instant sub! There are so many Queen songs that are incredible, they are all great singers, there are a few songs sung by Roger Taylor (the drummer) that are amazing (I'm in Love With My Car, for example), it's wild to watch him singing the song live while playing the drums as ell as he does. There are also a ton of songs that are awesome that sometimes get overlooked, "Death On Two Legs" (allegedly about their management), "Tenement Funster", actually I don't think there is a bad Queen song.

[@Saddlemomma]

This song was written by Freddie Mercury in 1975. It was actually a compilation of three different songs he wrote and then cobbled together.

[@michaeligbinoba2894]

Deep throat 😂😂😂😂😂 made me subscribe

[@jenshusbyaftret3257]

Queen- We are the champions