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[@mori1bund]

You said "Queen fans are hardcore" but the irony is: these are NOT Queen fans in the stadium. Queen affirmed the gig in the last moment, so they were not on the tickets. -> No one in the stadium knew Queen would come, so no one was actually there because of Queen. ^^ Freddie just converted them... :-)

[@bbbfst]

Actually, that's not completely true. The audience was not a Queen audience as there were multiple big names on the bill that day, BUT, Queen was announced as participating at Bob Geldof's initial press conference where he listed who would be performing a couple of months before the show. (Also, no one was on the tickets ... it just said Live Aid.)

[@sharonhalliday3180]

This response confirmed to the band that they were still relevant and to continue recording and touring. They said in interviews that this give them the desire to get back in the studio and record more music even though they ere tired after having just finished a tour that lasted from Sept through May including South America, and were going to take some time off. They got bsck to the studio, did the Highlander sound track and made the Magic album followed by the tour in 1986

[@ezramalchi3449]

They stole the show

[@tehmcfogarty6813]

mori1bund It was Live Aid, Like a pure Woodstock. A lot of bands performed.

[@Phethario]

Everyone is a Queen fan.

[@jmpastry11lulu94]

Loved your reaction so I subscribed. I did grow up in the era of Queen and it does still give me goosebumps. It’s so good to watch the younger generation discover Freddie. Makes me smile every time!

[@shelleyUSATX]

So happy to see this!! Freddie, Brian, Roger & John!!! They are the band we loved in the 70's and still my favorite band of all time!! This concert was blah until Queen hit the stage! He had a way of making you feel he was singing just to you in concert. It felt personal. Their manager made sure they were the loudest at Live Aid and it worked! They killed! Freddie 4 ever!! I miss him.

[@samloveslfc]

Elvis died in 1977, Freddie wrote Crazy Little Thing Called Love in 1979 as a tribute to him. The story is that he wrote it in the bath one day. Also, Hearing you talk about your cat made me smile, because Freddie was a cat person, he had quite a few and they all had their own rooms! He even wrote a song about his favourite cat, named Delilah. Edit: He may well have had HIV/AIDS at this point, but he wasn't officially diagnosed until 1987. Also, these were not exclusively Queen fans as most of the tickets had been sold before Queen were announced as part of the line up. Freddie was just that good when it came to controlling the crowds.

[@metteg.1898]

He wrote it on 5-10 min 🤘🏼

[@imweakfordeaky]

M. G in the bathtub!

[@hol7824]

I liked the cat mention, also.

[@ClassicWorld19]

Yes, I thought the same at the mention of his cat! ;) Also, I like your user name because LFC does rule! :)

[@crazeered71]

It’s also quite possible John Lennon may still be alive not for this song ..... he’d taken a break from music... and when this was released he heard it on the radio, he liked it so much it spurred him on to start recording ,,, the rest we know he was shot returning home from the recording studio

[@barbaraanne5258]

Never get tired of watching LIVE AID.....Freddie was The Best!!!

[@second_conflict]

"I'm not gay but he's a pretty man." 😂 Well I *am* gay and can indeed confirm that he is a very pretty man. Lol. Freddie is just incredible overall. His voice, his relationship with his fans, his showmanship, his love for all his friends. Just an amazing guy. Its not just Freddie though. Queen was made up of 4 of the most talented guys in music. When they come together, they are unstoppable. They were definitely meant to all find each other. Great reaction! Would love to see you react to One Vision (Extended Version). It's a fun video. Any new Queen fan also needs to check out some Wembley stuff. I'd recommend Another One Bites the Dust and Under Pressure both live at Wembley!

[@jo_jolambrini6775]

I was at Live Aid and can tell you it was amazing when Queen came on as they're weren't on the tickets. If you was a Queen fan before you definitely left that day being one. The best performance EVER and the rest of the day/night was pretty flat after they had finished. I was 16 years old and ever since Live Aid have been a devoted Queen fan ever since, even now at 50. I also saw them live twice the following year, firstly at Wembley in July 1986 and then their finale to the tour at Knebworth in August 1986. There were 150,000 of us that day and Freddie & Queen flew over us in helicopters and it sounded like the earth shook as every singe one of us (150,000) were screaming. They were experiences I'll never forget and still to this very day love Freddie (and Queen of course). RIP my hero Freddie Mercury xxx PS. It's nice to hear a man (whether gay or not) admitting that Freddie was pretty, or any man in that case, good for you x

[@second_conflict]

@@jo_jolambrini6775 Wow. You have no idea how jealous I am. I'm only 24 so I've never even had the pleasure of living in a world with Freddie living much less seeing all the original members of Queen performing. What amazing and special experiences!

[@dianefowler8779]

Hi Sawyer - yes I agree.Take 4 different men, each with a great talent and great instrumental skills. In addition, each has to be a main component of a band: lead vocals/piano, plus drums, plus lead guitar, plus bass guitar. In addition, their voices have to blend well in harmony. Plus each has to be able to write number one hit songs. Plus they must all live in the same city so they can come in contact with each other. Could this ever happen? Heck, yes, and Freddie named it Queen!

[@mztweety1374]

True, Freddie was beautiful. I miss him.

[@leebassa1545]

I’m not gay either and I’m a woman... Freddie was my first crush at about 7 yrs old when I saw the Bohemian Rhapsody video! I distinctly remember turning around and looking at my grandma and asking her is that man wearing make up? And I was hooked from there I thought he looked LITERALLY like an angel. I could not get over how beautiful his eyes are!

[@tehmcfogarty6813]

It’s known that this performance by Queen at Live Aid IS THE BEST LIVE PERFORMANCE EVER OF A ROCK BAND!

[@tehmcfogarty6813]

I was 16 and saw my 1st concert Queen in NYC @ MSG. You could drink, smoke and carry lighters for the “Slow Moving” songs. No metal detectors or wands or going thru bags. In my opinion, Queen is the epitome of the Best Entertaining Band EVER. Queen simply can’t be Queen without Freddie & John. Sorry Brian, Roger and ADAM LAMBERT!

[@tehmcfogarty6813]

Freddie wrote “Crazy Little Thing Called Love” in his Bathtub while having a Bubble Bath.

[@tehmcfogarty6813]

Freddie had been diagnosed with AIDS & had only told the band just prior to this appearance. Gives ya more goosebumps when you are aware of that.

[@justlaura7189]

@@tehmcfogarty6813 Freddy wasn't diagnosed until 87 but yes he was already infected in 85

[@tehmcfogarty6813]

Deacy's girl Really

[@angelatheriault8855]

This concert was for Live Aid. It was to raise money for drought stricken African countries. Many different performers played that day at a dual concert in London and Philadelphia. The tickets were all sold before Queen even agreed to appear. So all those people in the crowd weren’t even necessarily Queen fans. All the different performers were allowed 20 minutes. Queen were the only ones who practiced and squeezed more than just a couple of songs in their allotted time. They stole the show! This is widely regarded as the best live performance of all time.

[@tomas22432]

Another interesting tid bit - Phil Collins played BOTH stages. He performed in London early and then flew to Philly to perform at night.

[@dianefowler8779]

People arriving at Stadium: Queen, who are they? Have we heard them before? People leaving Stadium: WE LOVE QUEEN!

[@shirleyujest7786]

Another tid bit...the donations were not really coming in until Queen played.

[@dianefowler8779]

Thanks, Sherri, for that, I was not aware of it, but we surely aren't surprised. If their performance alone didn't do it, the song Is This The World We Created was a perfect way to tug at heartstrings and open wallets!

[@tehmcfogarty6813]

Angela Theriault It was a Polite Woodstock, that only lasted 1 day.

[@dinahwise1861]

It was a Live Aid concert to feed the people in Africa that were starving no one took a paycheck so they only had 20 minutes to sing on stage so they separated some of the songs that they knew best would please the crowd they wanted to raise $1000000 and queen was the top of the top he made that concert for Live Aid the best there ever will be. Go get them Freddie baby

[@dezperez1998]

Can't get enough of watching live aid...freddie. the best frontman to walk on this planet..the true legends...queen stole the show..the best rock performance ever in history..

[@daniellewinkelspecht8356]

I remember watching Live Aid as a kid on TV and being completely stunned and so excited when they announced during the broadcast that Queen would be performing in London. So glad i got to see this on TV. Its the only opportunity i had in my life to see Queen.

[@ohsure07]

He was diagnosed in 1987 but he loved what he did and gave everything to what he did. Nice Reaction loved it...... hope your cat is okay.🙏😍

[@jauntyhatsociety6922]

He was diagnosed in 1987. He had about 16 tests done. They last played live in 1986 because he did not feel well and knew something was wrong. He finally went to Brian ( guitar player) and said he couldn't tour anymore, but they did continue to record music. He wrote his last song Winter's Take and the told them to just keep writing him material. He would record 3 vocal takes over a drum beat and he did this knowing he would never hear the final cut. He passed in 1991. In 1997 they recorded No One But You and it was the last time John Deacon played (bass player). He was just too heart broken to go on without Freddie

[@angiepen]

This was a benefit concert for starvation in Ethiopia. It was put on by Bob Geldof, who also put on an earlier benefit recording of a song called "Do They Know It's Christmas," with Midge Ure. Midge was the more famous musician of the two, and his contacts were key to making these things work, but Bob had the personality of a pit bull, and you can make an argument that this stuff wouldn't have gone off without him. Another artist at the time said in an interview, "You just don't say no to Bob." Bob dragged everything together on sheer personality and stubbornness. Queen was a late addition to the program. By the time Queen was announced as attending, all the tickets had been sold already. People coming to the concert that day DID know Queen would be playing, but nobody bought a ticket because of Queen. This was set up as sort of a telethon, with shows going on here in London (about 72,000 people) and also in Philadelphia (about 90,000 people), plus they were showing other bands from around the world via satellite. This was THE biggest live broadcast around the world ever. IIRC, they had like 12 satellites to make this show work. About a year earlier, the LA Olympics in '84 had set the previous record with 2. Queen went on in the late afternoon/early evening, and up to that point the pledges had been kind of sluggish. Bob was on his way up to go yell at the BBC people (who were running the broadcast/telethon part of the show) because he thought they weren't making enough appeals, weren't emphasising the starving people who were the whole point of the show, when Queen went on. He stopped to listen and was kind of blown away. After Queen's performance, donations picked up significantly. Check out this short clip from a documentary about Live Aid, about how Queen saved the show. :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/f6GVl4Knl7SMi5Y The two guys in the cop uniforms at the beginning were a well-known-at-the-time comedy duo. They were basically keeping the crowd entertained while the roadies dashed around setting up for the next group. Yes, We Will Rock You is longer. :) They had a very strict 20-minute limit, though, so they only played the first verse and the guitar solo. That's also why they only played the one section of Bohemian Rhapsody. Freddie had a throat infection that day, and had been advised by a doctor not to perform. He went on anyway, of course. But seriously, as awesome as this was, this is Freddie performing SICK. O_O Freddie wasn't diagnosed until much later, but this was when AIDS was just getting recognized, so who knows? He probably was not symptomatic at this time, though, even if he had HIV. We'll never know. There was a lot of political bullshit tied to AIDS early on, though. A lot of people -- who are bigoted assholes -- saw that the first group of people to start showing signs of this new disease were gay men, and didn't care. Their attitude was, "Hey, let the pervs die off, whatever." :( It took a ridiculously long time (and some high-profile cases found in straight people who hadn't done anything "wrong" to get it, like a rich white woman who got it with a blood transfusion during surgery) to get anyone with any power to actually start paying attention and devoting some resources to figuring out how to diagnose and treat it. If you're interested, there's a movie called And The Band Played On that's really good, sort of fictionalized but based on a non-fiction book on the subject. It's not a dry documentary; it's very watchable.

[@geraldherrmann787]

"crazy little thing called love" is freddie´s tribute to elvis.

[@Karen-se5jw]

Freddie loved cats! He wasn’t diagnosed with AIDS until April 1987. He died November 24th, 1991.

[@patriciadowning4036]

He may have had HIV at this point ( 1985-1986) but lived until late Nov. 1991. The thing is, frail and in pain towards the end, his fantastic voice hung on almost to the end. And he kept singing.

[@pammcconatha3825]

Freddie was a true showman and knew how to work a crowd. There will never be another Freddie Mercury.

[@sandrakelley3210]

Freddie sang up to two months before he died. The last song he sang was Mother Love. Check out songs, one voice, headlong there’s tons. They made 14 albums. Also Queen is now touring with frontman Adam Lambert.

[@karenj3611]

He really does electrify his fans, all the more reason to watch the 1986 Wembley performances, gives 110% on every song

[@kellypierce81]

For 20 minutes, Freddie held a mic in one hand & the whole world in the other. He was the greatest!

[@sava9e266]

According to experts and a study published in 2016 regarding all the aspects about music vocals, freddie mercury is the Best male singer of all time! FREDDIE GOAT 🐐❤️

[@anette4085]

I am sorry to say, someone have taken Freddie's place, Dimash Qudaibergen he's range are insane. I am a huge queen fan, but right shal be right Freddie has taken the bagsead off Dimash.

[@heathercronkhite4568]

No matter how many times I watch this still get goosebumps. Watched this on tv they broadcast this to the world more camera coverage than the olympics.

[@aileenhoop5810]

Elvis, MJ, Freddie, Prince... all were born with that special spirit and aura that captivated us, inspired us, and loved us deep into our souls. Amazing greats like that never stay in this world long.

[@GinMae]

Just as said below: this was NOT a "Queen crowd" -- just won over by a superior performance... and of course, they KNEW Queen.. once again, as said in another comment... It's not all Freddie - the other members of the band are integral... glad you are enjoying the show! So much more to see and listen to -I hope you continue to explore! Thanks for this reaction!

[@jauntyhatsociety6922]

It's fitting your cat came in, Freddie loved cats :-)

[@jmpastry11lulu94]

This was a rock audience but not all Queen fans. They were there to see many of the 80 plus bands that played. Queen was just one but they stole the show.

[@jacmac3118]

Freddy, like most people, was a big Elvis fan, ergo he felt inspired to write, Crazy Little Thing Called Love, while relaxing in the bath.

[@sava9e266]

You should check 🎶under pressure, the show must go on, another one bites the dust, dont stop me now, killer queen and somebody to love 🎶

[@Harley_STAY]

You are correct he is a very pretty man!! 😊😍💙 Can't wait for more Queen!

[@robstyles8535]

This is considered to be the greatest 20 minutes in music history. For those 20 minutes Queen ruled the world. It elevated them from legends to gods.

[@imweakfordeaky]

If you really want to see how electrified the fans got in response to Queen, try “One Vision” Live at Wembley 1986 (the year after Live Aid)... “One Vision” was the first song of the concert set and seeing the *hyped up sheer joy* of the audience for the show to start is amazing !

[@kidspack3taylor420]

Queen is the best band ever ! Talented geniuses and all college graduates! I have loved Queen since 1972. ❤️ your reactions and love for Queen is great ❤️

[@amybradley5821]

Wish we could hear it! The concert that is. Love your comments.

[@ezramalchi3449]

I saw them in 1980, I almost fell off a balcony I was so in to the show that I didn't even realize I was leaning to far. It was a great show.

[@mrk8050]

OK I'm old, I saw Queen live 5 times. Live Aid, to this day it's the largest concert ever held. It was in aid to raise money for the Ethiopian Famine in the early 1980's. At the time of Live Aid I was serving in the British Royal Marine Commandos in a refugee camp in Ethiopia. We listened to it on the radio. We were surrounded be the horror of the Famine, but when Queen came on the radio those poor soles who were there even reacted in a very positive way. I remember that a lot of us Royal Marine Commandos were crying watching some of the children dancing along, I'm teary eyed just remembering. I looked around at men I had fought alongside, who were tough, hardened Royal Marine Commandos who I had fought along side in a war against Argentinian's in 82. By the end of Queen's set we were dancing with the children. It went along way to help build their trust in us. The famine is one of the two worst memories I have. I only watched it for the first time last year, my son put it on the TV. A lot of memories came back and a lot of tears.

[@travisrussell9166]

Can you imagine being in a crowd like that,hearing a legend band like that wow

[@CaymanDude76]

"Crazy Little Thing Called Love" IS a Queen song, but Freddie was doing an Elvis-impersonation while singing the song.

[@karenj3611]

Under Pressure live at Wembley, It's a kind of Magic live at Wembley, Now I'm here live at Wembley, Save me and Dragon Attack live from Montreal, all great

[@lara314]

Awesome reaction. Love that you pointed out how Freddie sings "so stick around" in Radio Gaga. He always gave his all with every line of each song. He was advised not to sing because of his vocal nodules but he pushed though. I'm surprised he still had a voice by the end of the night.

[@kendallneason3645]

Turn it up! More Queen!! A Thing Called Love was written by Freddie Mercury. Each member wrote a number one hit. Only band to do that. Live Aid was a lot of bands playing to raise money for Africa famine. They played for free. Each band got 20 minutes. But Queen was so amazing the other bands were stunned. It’s considered the best performance by a rock band. 40% of the world watched either live or like me on tv. It was incredible to see Freddie play the audience like an instrument at each concert. This band lived their fans all over the world.

[@vickieandrew1010]

I've recently being enjoying young youtubers like yourself, reacting to their first taste of Queen. Their reviews have all been amazing, but yours has touched me the most. Its obvious that you completley get them heart and soul. I've been hooked since I was 6 and at aged 10 knew every lyric of Bohemian Rapsody because it was being played on the radio so much on its 1975 release. 😅. Queen are still hugely popular here in UK and we continue to rock it out with Freddie , the band, our kids and now our grandkids... 🎶🎵 🎸 💕... Our Queen Elizabeth 2nd celebrated her Platinum Jubilee last month, marking 70yrs on the Throne. There was a 3 day national celebration, finishing with a huge oudoor concert in front of Buckingham Palace in London. Queen( the band)..😅 ..were the opening act with We Will Rock You and were accompanied by our Royal Marine Band. It was brilliant. Obviously no one can replace our beloved Freddie, but American singer Adam Lambert did a stirling job standing in for him..Its on youtube and definatley worth a watch for all Queen fan's. 🇺🇸 🇬🇧 💕 👑 🎶

[@TechyMantis]

he is a performer as well as a artist

[@claregale9011]

Freddie could command an audience ..had them in the palm of his hands ..R.I.P...freddie 💕

[@tomas22432]

Another song to look at - if you wanted to have less respect for Vanilla Ice (if you could possibly have any) ...watch "Under Pressure"...and see what a flat out thief Vanilla Ice was.

[@mamak2002]

Freddie knew how to connect with the audience whether in the front or last row in the back. What did Freddie play best? The audience.

[@jilliant.4550]

I went to a Queen concert in Montreal. I would've given anything to have been at live aid. There were artist back stage wondering how they were going to follow this act. Freddie was the master of crowd control, there will never be anyone like him again.

[@lynnhoffman247]

If you want to “go to church” watch Somebody to Love live from Wembley 1986. It was Freddie’s song inspired by Aretha Franklin - he loved her singing.

[@lynnhoffman247]

Yes, both nights

[@delainepep22]

So many great live concerts. Somebody to love and White Queen

[@83greent]

Just seeing both your Queen reactions. You must do a reaction to queen somebody to love live in Montreal 81. Vocals, live music, ad libs, Freddie’s front man performance and vocals will never be surpassed, Roger taylor on drums and his voice. It’s guaranteed views and subscribers.

[@georgiapeach6441]

Please do yourself and us a favor and do a reaction to The Show Must Go On...this was one of the last songs Freddie recorded before his death...written by Brian May...rumor has it that this song was recorded in one take with a shot of vodka because Freddie was not feeling well the day it was to be recorded....A True Legend!!!!

[@dezperez1998]

Brian may said that in an interview...he asked him if he can sing the song in high notes and freddie answered, "i'll fu***ng do it darling". they were all stunned, his voice on his last few years was superb..

[@Vinnyzzzz]

Sandra Ogden It was the last song recorded. 6 weeks before his death. Needed only 1 take

[@tehmcfogarty6813]

Volume up please

[@hol7824]

I have two cats and countless shirts that look just like yours! My boy cat is a beast and is scratching my jeans as I'm typing! LOL!

[@kathynicholson103]

No one could command an audience like Freddie! Once, a reporter asked Freddie what instrument he played. He replied, "The audience, darling!" 😂

[@clairash2004]

Queen just blew the roof off. They werent anywhere near the biggest band at the time, they just proved how friggin awesome they where. LOVE me some Queen.

[@delainepep22]

All the bands had 17 min for their series. Queen turned up the speakers and blew everyone away. David Bowie to follow that. He said how am going to do that now lol. Freddie also was told not sing as his vocal cords needed rest Well he didnt listen. Amazing. I miss Freddie and Queen. All the best are gone

[@Tr1k1e]

The song Crazy little thing called love was a Queen song and was Freddie's tribute to Elvis

[@Karen-se5jw]

Freddie wrote the song in a hotel bathtub, in 10 minutes.

[@NunYaO]

OMG...you're adorable! A trolle movie? Dude, I'm from this era & that's the cutest thing I've ever heard about this song! I actually watched 'Live Aid' - live...it was one of the most extraordinary things I'd ever seen! I'll never forget it. And you are correct about the nostalgia effect of rewatching it... Yes, Freddie had disclosed his AIDS diagnosis just a few weeks before this concert. He was still facing alot of backlash at the time and I remember people saying that he shouldn't have been in the event...I disagreed then; and I'm so happy that the band didn't let the negativity stop them from performing!

[@donnacaylor4570]

Freddie was struggling with a severe throat infection that day, which is why you may hear his usually flawless voice crack at some points. As an old-school rocker, I am a member of quite a few hard-core fan clubs! I hope you join us all soon!!

[@lisaargyrou1488]

Wow 🥰 beautiful Freddie ❤️ liked subscribed 😁

[@sandythomas5563]

Freddie did not get diagnosed with HIV until 1987 but they say there is a 10 yr incubation period and he died in 1991 so he most likely was infected in 85 when they did Live Aid. I'd like to see you react to A Kind of Magic. It's one of five songs they wrote for the movie Highlander. Here's the link kzbin.info/www/bejne/mWPCqYqKiN52q7c This was in 86 about a year after this concert for Live Aid.

[@gracemcgahon4331]

In Freddie's private life he was very shy & soft spoken..... but he came alive on stage. This went down as one of the best live performances ever. Plus all this singing was without fear bud in. They weren't invented then. So just proves what a fabulous singer Freddie was. 6yrs after this we lost a legend that can never be replaced. I've been a Queen fan since I was 10yrs old in 1974. There was only one Freddie Mercury. Crazy little thing called love was definitely not an Elvis song. Freddie wrote it & it was released in 1979. They never did covers! The band is Freddie.....Brian May lead guitar.....John Deacon bass guitar & Roger Taylor on drums!

[@Hardrock1a]

One complaint, the music is muffled, you sound fine, just can't hear the music that well.

[@WARxTOY]

Hardrock1a sorry

[@Rob_Infinity3]

No one can hold a crowd in the palm of their hand the way Freddie could. Freddie wrote "Crazy Little Thing Called Love". But the style of the song may have been influenced by Elvis and Elvis's era.

[@teresacannon9359]

Have been listening to Queen since 1974 and never get tired of them. When I am down I have my Queen Day, listening to them all day until I’m feeling better. You should check out their concerts in Rio and/or Argentina with 250 to 400 thousand people attending. Really gives you goosebumps.

[@johnedwards9388]

Glad to see "youngsters" liking Queen today. I wore out my 8 track tapes of them back in the 70's. A time when 4 guys and a few instruments made music. Still Bad Ass.

[@anns.8302]

i have been watching and listening to Queen all my life ( i was born in the early 60's}, and i still get goosebumps every time. I love to watch people react to Queen, it brings back memories and listening to their new singles on my old record player for the first time. yes... vinyl. awesome, and thank you for keeping Queen and Freddy alive in peoples hearts and ears!! respect.

[@marvalstith2749]

But for a bit of piano when Freddie was on guitar, all the music played; the voices singing (other than the crowd) came from Queen..Freddie - Lead vocals, piano, guitar; Brian-several guitars, back up vocals, John- bass, seemed back up vocals on this too tho he usually doesn't sing, then Roger - those Drums and back up vocals plus "ready Freddie". Queen are spectacular musicians and entertainers.

[@darrinhall7206]

love the band love their music just awesome

[@susanengland3919]

Not only was Freddie still dealing with nodules on his vocal cords, but he was diagnosed with laryngitis the day before the concert. His doctor recommended that he cancel, but he chose to do what he loved best, perform.

[@DukeOfBransholme]

Let's have it right Queen by 85' were well known around the world, but their heyday was from 77-82/83 and were considered on the slide ..until this So obviously the crowd knew who they were, but they weren't advertised so the reactions from the crowd is genuinely love for great music

[@punsintendedok]

You HAVE to watch the movie "Bohemian Rhapsody"! Freddy is a legend!

[@avasanbas1966]

This was beamed live to Philadelphia where a stadium of 100k audience did the same reactions as the crowd here at Wembley, London

[@karenj3611]

Crazy little thing called love was written by Freddie in tribute to Elvis

[@juliannetomlinson]

Freddie mesmerising the crowd as usual.And not a Queen audience. Just Freddie doing his thing.

[@johnniekilgore9413]

Queen has so many songs you will babe a good while listening to all of them.. It will be quite a ride.

[@queenmiriam3058]

Yessssss Thankyou!! I really hope you will check out Dragon Attack live at Montreal 1981. At the end an amazing drumsolo by Roger. Or love of my live at Wembley 1986.

[@johnniekilgore9413]

Someone once asked Freddy what his favorite instrument to play . Freddy answered " The Audience of course."

[@stevo728822]

Can't believe this concert is 35 years old. I watched it live that day.

[@karenj3611]

Freddie Mercury was the Greatest vocalist of all time, can't wait to see you react to more Queen videos, be sur ed to check out their live concerts at Wembley stadium in 1985 and Montreal in 1981. You won't be disappointed, I promise

[@kandimelvin7770]

I just found your channel today because of pearl jam black. I subbed and have been bing watching all of your videos. I suggested in another video for Chris Cornell cover of Prince's nothing compares to you. I wanna suggest Yebba my mind so you can show some love to the female artist as well. I promise it will make you feel something.

[@derekbogle8612]

hi mate, what a day, i was there in 85, im 55 now and slept out all night for 2 tickets at the famouse GLASGOW APPOLO, went with my bro it was an amazing concert, at the time we only knew a few bands that were coming, but ended up being a part of history, status quo,u2, boomtown rats ,who, elton, sting dire straits to name but a few, so all those fans were there for all bands, BUT QUEEN AND U2 STOLE THE SHOW AMAZING TIMES, ps. phil collins played then left for philly usa on concord and flew over the crowd MAGICAL, ,,

[@cyberwolf_1013]

Don't Stop Me Now and You're My Best Friend are the best feel good songs. Love Of My Life and Who Wants To Live Forever you play when you want some deep emotion. Another One Bites The Dust and Keep Yourself Alive are just plain good to move to.

[@fattwat1]

They were not all queen fans at the time but definitely after live aid they were

[@scottclark7309]

If there was a perfect set this was it. Queen made an new definition of a perfect set with this performance. This was a defining moment in rock history queen stole the show with out question It was a moment in time where queen was the king of the music history. R.I.P FREDDIE WE MISS YOU. QUEEN IS A TIMELESS BAND AND WILL CONTIUE TO INFLUENCE THE MUSIC INDUSTRY FOR YEAR TO COME. QUEEN IS TIMELESS

[@purpleblackprincess4266]

Somebody to Love, live in Montreal 1981. It does not disappoint.

[@metteg.1898]

More Sound on the music, lower Sound on you. 👂🏼🪓

[@WARxTOY]

M. G Something was wrong with my audio

[@RavenMacy]

@@WARxTOY a little fine tuning maybe , the band audio was quiet so it made you talking really loud in comparison, no dis , just turn it up 😎👍🎉

[@LB-br6xx]

Yes!

[@larryshirkey9301]

I think what the difference is between today's musicians and the ones that have been around a long time is that the musicians of today don't write their own music. Maybe its just me but i can tell when they have written their own music and it comes through when they are singing.

[@whereverigothereiam3078]

What you are seeing here is probably the last of the greatest live performances you will ever see. Freddie and the boys put it all out and down here. Sadly, there is little to follow this (AC/DC Sars-Fest in Toronto -Downsview Air Base may compete). Epic af! Performance, pure talent and crowd control. EPIC!

[@helenstewart2392]

They once held a concert in a huge auditorium in Brazil. It was phenomenal how he held them in his hands. The dictator freaked out that he had 90,000 fans so enthralled.

[@katny321]

#HOG 4 LIFE ♥️🔥😘. I'm a new sub of yours. You're awesome. 💙😘 I'm glad I found your Channel. Much love to u and the chat♥️🔥😘

[@kilroygirl7347]

Awesome

[@davidbouchard3275]

Google the happiest song in the world 🌎 and see what pops up. Puts me in a better mood always!!!

[@garnet0101]

Love your hair and The Breakfast Club picture.

[@enuma7]

We will rock you . Invented by Queen. We are the champions.. Invented by Queen.....

[@johnniekilgore9413]

This audience that was there was just a fraction of the total audience. This was broadcast world wide, on tv and on radio. There was about 60 to 80,00 in the audience there and about the same in the USA. This was also broadcast on tv all over the world. This included the whole concert of all the band's involved. They broadcast for hours. This song was written by Freddy in his bath and it was a tribute to Elvis. Elvis had been dead about 2 years when Freddy wrote this.

[@gracemcgahon4331]

U need to watch the Show Must Go On.....no video with Freddie in it as he recorded it when he was dying &, they do a mix of previous videos. It's haunting because it was released after he died! It's a must watch 😥💙🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@helenstewart2392]

All four guys are very educated. The guitar player teaches Astro physics in a university. Have you ever watched the Bohemian Rhapsody movie. It’s amazing.

[@terrilabeth7366]

Aaaand Queen saves Live Aid!! Freddie is a pretty man! 😂 please please, One Vision Documentary and then One Vision Live! You need to see them in the studio creating the song and then performing it live! React to both! 💗

[@michelletammydenney6549]

Freddie didn't know he had Aids At Live Aid. He didn't find out Until 4 years before he passed In 1991.