QUEEN Somebody To Love Live In Montreal 81 Reaction!

I'm glad he found somebody to love and I hope you guys find your soulmate too if you're still looking. I really enjoyed reacting to this song.
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[@amandasmith6732]

Watching people fall in love with Queen is possibly one of the best things I’ve ever seen. I’m so happy watching this!!

[@susandickerman2592]

I agree 1000%!!!!!!!!!!! I legit have tears in my eyes watching you enjoying this magnificent band!!!!!!

[@MegaBrousseau]

JV, YOU are so cool with your reactions!

[@eduardahelena1375]

I wish I could forget Queen just so I could discover it all over again :')

[@missinmass]

Same! I've been watching reactions to rock for freaking hours. Queen floors them all. I still get floored so I get it.

[@robbiem9293]

He needs to check out Queens Live Aid performance. Freddy was an amazing performer

[@JC-ks3yk]

Reporter: "Freddie, what instrument do you play?" Freddie: "The audience."

[@lisemartino1854]

J C seriously?! Great answer!

[@geoffedwards-tb4kp]

And the pink oboe!! God bless him Freddie. Each to their own.

[@raptor8815]

Boom boom clap he played the audeance

[@Kate98755]

Yes he did

[@salgin6227]

Best front man ever!

[@nasmakavel]

“Is that the full range of his voice” Freddie Mercury: *laughs in D5*

[@valeriepark9444]

Is THAT what Defcon 5 means?

[@kealangillespie3534]

It’s the note D5

[@findyourpixiedusteveryday6344]

guess he laughs in heaven... rip freddy

[@random-ish90]

I laughed so hard when he asked that. Like take a seat sir, you're about to be completely blown away by the wonder that is Freddie Mercury

[@FKMDC]

C9

[@davidkriner3799]

Little known fact: Superman wears a Freddie Mercury T-shirt

[@slainesaxon3809]

Bam

[@AB-zc8ps]

This is so true... go Freddie!

[@lexaharpell5196]

Gold!!!!!

[@jaimiewarren8687]

YES! 😆

[@laurabowden3575]

💯Facts!

[@charlesloughry6303]

“Is that the full range of his voice?” Not even close.

[@kpandorastar]

I don’t laugh out loud often but him asking that question did it.

[@JohnLeePettimoreIII]

"That guitarist" is Dr. Brian May, PhD Astrophysicist. As a teen, he and his father built the guitar ("Red Special") he's playing to this very day, over 50 years later.

[@loribeckwith5993]

He also calls it the Old Lady!

[@sanjeevmanhas4615]

The Red Special was built from wood salvaged from a roughly 100 yr old fire place. It took two years to complete. The guitar was painstakingly designed to sustain and feedback to give those rich, high end, fuzzy tones. Not only was Brian May an amazing guitarist, he was such a genius he constructed a guitar version of a stradivarius violin (look it up) to provide the sound he envisioned. The story is too crazy to be real. Brian May was a modern day renaissance man (again... look it up). He BUILT HIS OWN MASTERWORK GUITAR, MASTERED THE INSTRUMENT, WAS AN IMMENSE COMMERCIAL SUCCESS , (and more impressive) A CULTURAL/HISTORIC INFLUENCE. After his life in the spotlight he returned his intellectual pursuits. He was well on his way to a PhD in astrophysics in the early seventies when he decided to pursue his musical aspirations. After his career as one of the greatest (let's say top 25, easy) rock guitarists of all time he went BACK TO SCHOOL!? Worth millions, 59 yrs old, got his PhD in astrphisics. DAMN!

[@YouAREtheLight22]

I Am Become Jeevs Manhas GODDAMN THAT WAS A GREAT REVIEW! 😛👊🏼😎😍

[@rebelamanda]

Great story, John. Thanks

[@vtbmpskier5400]

I wonder how much its worth??

[@geraldherrmann787]

roger taylor, the drummer, sings better than most leads in other rockbands ... but well ... there was freddy in his band.

[@alessandromiele5362]

Freddie is written and legend is pronounced.......

[@jeanettesmith765]

I never realized the drummer sang in this song!

[@garyscarlett5471]

That was a good thing lol

[@DonnaCPunk]

Roger hitting all of those super high notes.

[@montrelouisebohon-harris7023]

@@jeanettesmith765 the drummer was the vocalist in Bohemian Rhapsody that was singing Galileo in that super high-pitched voice and every song Queen put out where are you thought you heard a girl singing soprano, it was Roger. He could sing very very high or he could sing low around a low tenor.

[@lollinelson5549]

No backing tracks, no background singers, no headphones or earbuds to hear, just 4 amazing, brilliant musicians playing to stadiums of 80,000 to a couple hundred thousand down in Latin America. The only band better than Queen, was Queen when they performed live. I highly recommend you react to their live stuff, as it always has incredible energy and never repeats. Freddie used to say if you want an exact duplication of the record to stay home and to listen to it. The show was for entertainment and fun! And "Is that his full range?" Hell no, that man' 4 octive range could out-sing the angels!! Can't wait for more Queen!! White Queen at the Odeon Hammersmith is an excellent start at early Queen!! Thanks so much for reacting to the greatest live band ever, or so their award says!

[@PaulMurrayCanberra]

> just 4 amazing, brilliant musicians Who have done this many, many times before. Takes a lifetime of work, and more than a little genius.

[@freedomfest2741]

@SabuPtolemy no female background singers, that high pitched voice that sounds feminine is actually the drummer Roger Taylor.

[@Krome08]

You should go watch some Led Zeppelin live concerts on ytube.... They'll make 20 minutes feel like months with how enchanting their live concerts are

[@anevilimp9]

Preach Lolli! (Love the name by the way. i named a kitty Lolli in the past.)

[@VeryCherryCherry]

This performance is in Montreal.

[@zzzroxyzzz]

this is why I have such a hard time appreciating the big ones out there getting paid 250 a ticket to perform, because they seem to need to put on some spectacle of a show, but I grew up on this stuff where they were so good that they needed nothing more than a stage and a band and a crowd. I mean he was a real entertainer.

[@ginabizzarosghosts7831]

I just love seeing your reactions to Freddie. I'm in love with a gay man who's been dead for over 20 years, and who never knew I existed..Freddie Mercury. So yeah, your reactions make me smile.

[@toker6664]

Please join the queue i was 7 when he died but cried hard

[@CatsBestFinds59]

Same. ☺️

[@thesingleequestrian413]

Me too, 😍 I feel robbed not being able to see them live

[@tempusfugit7127]

Gina , He was BI ...left everything to Mary & her daughter .

[@ginabizzarosghosts7831]

@@tempusfugit7127 I KNOW He was Bi. Why does everybody keep telling me that? He WASNT gay because he was Bi???

[@laurenraubaugh9542]

"Is that the full range of his voice?" Awww, hahaha. Nope. He had an insane vocal range! 4 octaves. He even sang some opera later in his life - listen to "Exercises in Free Love"! He's commonly considered the greatest male rock vocalist of all time, plus one of - if not the - greatest frontmen ever. Definitely watch Live Aid! They had a 20-minute set that's been voted the best rock performance ever, plus he sings some classics: Bohemian Rhapsody, We Will Rock You, and We Are the Champions are in there, plus others you might not have heard.

[@flyingcloud6776]

From his opera album with the gifted spanish opera singer Montserrat Cabbalé, I would recommend the song "How can I go on" as a start. It's easy to listen to, perfect and beautiful. kzbin.info/www/bejne/oX-vq4CaosSaq7c It's from 1988, when he has been diagnosed with AIDS, which was like a death sentence back then.

[@laurenraubaugh9542]

Codex7777 I mean that’s true, point taken! I just mean that if you search greatest male rock singers he often comes up first and is voted first (like by WatchMojo, etc.) I personally think that trying to choose one best singer is impossible because no one person can sing everything. Like you said, there are singers who can sing things Freddie couldn’t, but that also went the other way around. I think he’s commonly voted the best (not my opinion, like I said, the common consideration) because of his range and the number of genres he was comfortably able to cover. But yeah, there are definitely “better” singers in other respects. I think his personality also just made him more fun to listen to!

[@robinaddis-vaughn7271]

YES, he did. Jim Hutton and they were together until Freddy's death of complications from AIDS (pneumonia). He had a 4 octave range, which is why he wouldn't have his teeth fixed. He thought it could possibly affect his range. All 4 members of Queen wrote number 1 hits, all 4 members could sing but Freddie has been voted the best frontman in live shows. The band has been voted the best band in live shows. Brian May, the guitarist that you pointed out, is Dr. Brian May, astrophysicist. You can follow him and Roger Taylor on Instagram and they do respond to some of the comments. Of course, Adam Lambert is the frontman of Queen now and he's like the love child of Freddie & Cher. Watch LiveAid, it will change your life.

[@mambahenryrodriguez8853]

@@laurenraubaugh9542 he's considered the greatest not only because the range of his voice but the way he sings, subharmonics, distortion, voice tones, the timbre, adding the right emotions to every song. Freddie Mercury was a once in a generation talent in the music industry.

[@pacogomez1707]

​@@robinaddis-vaughn7271​*"Adam Lambert is the frontman of Queen"* No - Queen is Brian and Roger. That's why the shows are always billed as 'Queen AND Adam Lambert'.

[@vn8897]

Queen is Legendary and always will be..Amazing chemistry, totally focused, very harmonized. Freddie, Brian, Roger and John, best musicians by far. Concerts are not like that today. No lip syncing whatsoever. Pure talent. ❤️🔥

[@paulajohnson3057]

Freddie loved by the world even nearly 30 years after his passing. The best ever, no comparison and no dispute. Queen were 4 extraordinary musicians in one band. Freddie's power, range and sheers emotion and the most amazing performer you will ever see

[@trevorgale1176]

You are spot on, the best band ever to grace the stage, the only band I would put as even in the same ball park is LED Zeppelin.

[@ericdicks9975]

Freddie the greatest entertainer in pop history

[@aylagregg1962]

♥️😘 well said

[@SimonAstrupDK]

"Oh, he knows how to get the crowd moving to!" Literally one of the biggest entertainers in the history of humankind

[@bigredfella13]

True, noone will ever out do Freddie a truly unique performer

[@guygobeil2002]

I was at that gig in Montréal... the best show I saw! And their best performance ever... they were all at their peak!

[@MT-pv2rf]

Lucky bastard. Lol

[@JudahMaccabee_]

You are so lucky omg

[@naturalselectioninterventi4805]

Thanks for rubbing that shit in. This is hands down my favorite concert of theirs. I saw Queen (with Lambert but still worth it for May and Taylor) last month in Phoenix. So amazing but just kept thinking wtf level was it with Freddie up front live?!?!

[@mercury_rising]

Was the audience as anaemic as they showed in the videos? In one FM even commented to Brian May thay the crowd didn't know the words when he asked them to sing along to Love of My Life.

[@naturalselectioninterventi4805]

@@mercury_rising do you mean anemic? I guess I am not following what you mean about the audience but I know what video you are talking about when Freddie said that. It was right after "A night at the opera" came out so the song wasn't widely known yet. You should look up love of my life in Argentina. If you have seen the movie, that is the concert pseudoFreddie is showing Mary and tells her he is bi/gay (shit... spoiler alert if nobody realized he was 😂). You can see the exact moment that Freddie realizes the power he has over crowds (and was amazed they knew the words in english) and how to use it.

[@rockledgeln]

Freddie Mercury - lead singer; Brian May - guitar; John Deacon - bass; Roger Taylor - drums. Their live performances are amazing.

[@rickysld]

*Jhon Richard deacon - Born on August 19th 1951

[@roverwaters3875]

actually what are you saying, this song was performed with just 4 instruments at all time

[@rockledgeln]

@@roverwaters3875 My intent was to give the OP the names of all the members of Queen.

[@kathleen109]

@@rickysld - Thanks. I had forgotten that I share a birthday with the lovely John Deacon.

[@kurtiklaas]

And all of them are talented composers. They all composed some hits for Queen ( for example: Deacon - Another One Bites The Dust / May - Now I'm Here / Mercury - Somebody To Love / Taylor - Radio GaGa). Three of them are singing extremly well. Freddie of course, Roger Taylor is a fine singer and surprisingly Brian May performance with a great voice.

[@TY-dg4il]

Freddy killed with the intro and says "ok lets do it", i melted already.

[@ginabizzarosghosts7831]

Btw, Freddie refused to get his teeth fixed, because he knew they had alot to do with his vocal range. You can find him saying this in several interviews.

[@sharikraft1706]

Freddie is not just a lead singer, he’s a legend. He’s a rock God. Queen was brilliant. Freddys Voice range was stellar

[@JayveeTV]

Ineeed

[@bigredfella13]

There will never be anyone come close to Freddie

[@barbaraanne5258]

He was the BEST!!!!!

[@sannaolsson9106]

He did find somebody to love! His name was Jim Hutton and they were together the last 6 years of his life. But yeah this performance is everything. He had a crazy vocal range and he could go way higher than what you heard here. You should react to Live Aid next. It's considered the best performance in rock history. You should also check out some Wembley 86 ones too because that concert was amazing. I suggest Another Ones Bites The Dust kzbin.info/www/bejne/fp-mmIFqoNOlZrs and Who Wants To Live Forever kzbin.info/www/bejne/g4DLpn5tlr-Ur9k

[@samloveslfc]

Well, technically he had two loves. Jim Hutton as mentioned above, and Mary Austin. He was engaged to Mary before he accepted his sexuality, but was lifelong friends with her and left almost everything he owned to her (He said if things had been different she would have been his wife and have had them anyway) as well as his ashes. She is the only person who knows where his remains lie, as promised to Freddie before he died, she has never revealed where they are. My favourite live Queen performance has to be White Queen live at Hammersmith Odeon 1975, the way Freddie's piano and Brian's guitar intertwine is spine tingling and Rogers drums are exceptional as well. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nGnYpIGgad1shKM

[@lukanovak1492]

But I suggest him to watch Who Wants to Live Forever (official music video)... Its awesome with the orchestra and everything!

[@mayconreyes3446]

@@samloveslfc That's my favorite too. It's the most emotional!

[@bigmike2464]

@@lukanovak1492 Freddie's voice in Who Wants to Live Forever brings tears to my eyes every time

[@Ardis135]

Mary???

[@ruthsweet2849]

You got the old gray-hair crowd loving your reactions-grandma says “you’re adorable and your reactions are priceless!”

[@sunnivaixchel2]

It wasn’t just the Heineken up there. I read somewhere he also had water and honey-lemon tea for his throat up there too, which is probably what the other cups were. He’d just take a sip of whatever he felt like he needed in the moment to stay on top of his game.

[@susanadkins6393]

Another reactor said he saw cigarettes on the piano and beer on the piano but I could not see the cigarettes and we all know Freddie was a smoker. I think it was in Somebody to Love Live at Montreal though.

[@Hepatica100]

That's right. His roadie Peter Hince wrote an excellent and pretty honest book about life behind the stage, what it was like working for Queen and for Freddie. One of his tasks was to make hot lemon drinks for Freddies voice. He didn't drink much alcohol on stage.

[@LordElaen]

Yeah none of that was honey-lemon water. That all basically looked clear. That was his and the rest of the bands beer. Bri and Deek, they didn't have a convenient big piano to put their drinks on.

[@Hepatica100]

@@LordElaen Deaky had his private little bar behind stage. It would be inconvenient for Brian to cross the stage for a drink, guess he had his beer on an amp or on the floor. Honey/lemon water is yellowish in colour.

[@geoffedwards-tb4kp]

He'd know what he needed, makes sense what your saying.

[@montereyharris1277]

Listen to that drummer singing along with Freddie... Roger sounds good and the band has awesome chemistry and this song is fabulous.. I absolutely love your reaction to this song and I want to see you react to live aide. It’s incredible. Thank you

[@katecoman521]

Monterey Harris Don’t forget Brian!!!!! His soft and sweet voice always gave them that extra edge!

[@susieq9801]

@@katecoman521 - Deaky isn't much of a singer but that bass!!!!! And his songwriting was amazing.

[@Hepatica100]

@@katecoman521 Absolutely! If you listen to Too much love will kill you - first in Freddies version, then in Brians - they have both made excellent recordings. When Freddie sings, the song seem to be about his life and disease, but when Brian sings, it changes point of view completely and becomes a song about lost love. I know which version I prefer.

[@saschaschneider6355]

Roger actually has a wider range than Freddie had. Queen truly consisted of three amazing vocalists and one magnificent one.

[@aaronrubinfeld4431]

Monterey Harris roger was the guy singing in the recording of I’m in Love with my Car

[@montereyharris1277]

Oh man if you love this, You have got to see the video LIVE AID July 1885 QUEEN. It is the most incredible thing you will ever ever see and he holds a crowd of 75,000 people in the palm of his hand. ❤️❤️❤️

[@sandyleewhite]

I love when new people are discovery new music, & opening their minds to new genre's of music!!! Love how much you are loving & reacting to QUEEN, and discovering one of the truly great rock & roll bands of all time!!! ❤️ 💛 💙 💜

[@EmreCanKorkmaz]

Best live band EVER. They rock! Their motto was "We'll blind 'em, we'll deafen 'em, and we'll leave 'em wanting more!" ...and hell they did, they did it better than anyone else.

[@Coco-uy5fj]

Queen is so talented, it's crazy.

[@hlf3769]

“Was that the full range of his voice” Nope that was just playing around lol

[@harleytravers2264]

And you ain't joking...

[@bigredfella13]

Yep, that's Freddie warming up lol

[@NonLocalYokel]

“Oh he knows how to get a crowd moving too”......🤯

[@ellabotvidson5266]

He found his love first “the love of his life” Mary Austin and then his lifepartner for the last part of his life Jim Hutton

[@lilcurryx4726]

Bruh everyone loves him there's no need to force anyone to love him

[@susanadkins6393]

Why Freddie Mercury microphone stand? Here's how that happened: early in Queen's career, he was apparently mid-show when his mic stand snapped in half. Instead of having it replaced, Freddie just used it as-is. He must have liked it, because he used the mic "stick" from then on.

[@samloveslfc]

Freddie Mercury - Lead Vocals/Piano/occasionally guitar, also degree in design and created the Queen logo to incorporate all the bands astrological star signs. Brian May - Lead guitar/vocals/occasionally piano/keyboards, also a Phd in Astrophysics and built the guitar he plays when he was a teenager with his dad as they couldn't afford to buy him one. It is called the Red Special and is made from things such as an old mantelpiece, a table top, knitting needle and mother of pearl buttons etc! It is still his main guitar to this day. Roger Taylor - Drums/vocals, also a degree in biology although he started out studying dentistry. Finally, John Deacon - Bass, the only member who wasn't a regular vocalist, but had a degree in engineering and built a specialist amp called the Deaky amp using stuff he found in a skip! It allowed Brian to do even more with his already amazing guitar. An amazing band that had the rare gift of being even better live than in the studio and covered so many different genres that many believe they are a genre all on their own. Welcome to Queen, a journey that will take you from Ballad to Diss track and from Speed Metal to Waltz ..... Enjoy! Edit : Oops, forgot to mention, they wrote their own songs and all four of them wrote hit songs for the band. E.g : Freddie - Bohemian Rhapsody, Somebody To Love. Brian - We Will Rock You, Who Wants To Live Forever. Roger - Radio Ga Ga, A Kind Of Magic. John - Another One Bites The Dust, You're My Best Friend.

[@decodolly1535]

Great summary. One addition: Queen are the only group to date to have every individual member write a number 1 hit single.

[@susieq9801]

Lfc Rules - Don't forget Deaky occasionally played piano and on a couple of songs (Cool Cat, Back Chat, Need your loving) was the guitarist. He also wrote over a dozen great songs solo (and several with Freddie) and a few were their biggest hits. Some of my favorites by Deaky, Need your loving tonight, You and I, I want to Break Free, Who Needs You, One year of love, In only 7 days, Friends will be Friends, Spread your Wings, If you can't beat them, Misfire, Rain must fall...to name a few. All four did write great stuff and all four were very different personalities with different musical tastes. That's what made them great. Roger could also play some guitar. I saw them live and they were definitely the only band I can say was even better live than in the studio.

[@sharonhalliday3180]

And all 4 have been inducted to the Rock snd Roll hall of fame on their individual contributions to music.

[@sadfaery]

And even though John was the only member of the band not to sing lead on any of their songs, some of his bass lines are absolutely iconic, like the one from Under Pressure. The entire band are amazingly talented, brilliant, and absolute legends.

[@geraldherrmann787]

i think you should watch QUEEN LIVE AT LIVE AID 1985 (full 20 minutes) - you´ll be amazed. it is considered the best live-performance ever.

[@michellewalker7117]

Performance wise it don't get any better than this go Freddie Outstanding!! People get on your feet and salute top man!!

[@youcare_somuch2433]

Yes, he found somebody to love. In the last years of his life he was in a very stable and loving relationship. You were so concerned with Freddie finding somebody to love because he puts so much passion and emotion into his voice with every song, he makes you feel like every song is real and present. Great reaction.

[@AScottishOdyssey]

Freddie did find someone to love. He was called Jim.

[@christinegelabert1651]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@runwaylyghtsdebbiep.2349]

No it was Mary from the very beginning. He left EVERYTHING TO HER!!! She was his greatest love.

[@raptor8815]

You frick😂😂😂 it was Mary Austen

[@ona682]

A Scottish Odyssey Except,.... it was Mary Austin.

[@maz41617B]

Queen deserve their place in history. You are helping keep them alive .👍✌

[@jeancater1388]

Freddie found somebody to love.

[@redarmysoja]

If you want to see Freddie fire up a crowd check out their Live Aid performance from 1985.

[@GinMae]

1981 concert is one of their best - from the same show... try "Save Me" - Brian (guitarist) starts on piano and then transitions back to guitar with Fred back at keys... it's flawless! (and yes, he did finally find "somebody to love" - took a few years, though... )

[@kerryn6714]

Best Queen concert ever. Better than Live Aid!

[@nikib1665]

Actually man!? You are sooooo missing out. Queen are thee Ultimate Band!! You NEED to listen to EVERYTHING they have produced. I grew up with them. Can’t imagine a life without them in it. My 15 year old daughter is obsessed with them. Trust me, download the back catalogue, you will not be disappointed xx

[@martinjohnstone8432]

Millions of people around the world love Freddie and the band to this day! So love was found❤️

[@user-ux9mq3vi1t]

Highly recommend Cool Cat by Queen - just amazing !

[@decodolly1535]

Like many other people here, I'd suggest you react to Queen at Live Aid 1985. That will really show you Freddie's mastery of involving & controlling an audience. As a charity concert it had a hugely diverse line-up and tickets were on sale, if not already sold out, before Queen were confirmed as appearing. So it's definitely not a Queen crowd and yet all 72,000 in Wembley Stadium and also all the people watching on-screen at the partner concert in Philadelphia were right in the palm of Freddie's hand. Second suggestion: Queen - Death on Two Legs. You may perhaps think you've heard a diss-track or two. Not until you're heard Death on Two Legs you haven't! 😁

[@patmcnair2784]

Deco Dolly That is so true about Death on two legs, the ultimate revenge diss track. And the moral issue of the song is......REALLY don’t piss Freddie off !!

[@robyntrinemeyer543]

Love seeing someone find Freddie and Queen. This one was Freddie's favorite. I was crushed the day he died, but thank the Lord we have his music

[@xantheleblanc2457]

I was at this concert! Seeing Freddie live was an unbelievable experience.

[@carlajimenez5483]

Killer queen, don't stop me now, white queen, love of my life..and the list goes on

[@linsiboot.5139]

Check out Somebody to Love 1981 Live. Watch the way he moves his mouth and uses his breath. He uses his entire body as a conductor. Just absolutely brilliant. Considered to be the best vocalist in the world. Could sing 4 octaves. Look that up to see how rare that is. Brian May, was his front guitarist. He was a genius in his own right. Brian was not only gifted in musical ability, but he was an ASTROPHYSICIST! They are the greatest band in the world!! I love the way you comment. You truly listen to the music. I can see where it moves you. And you don't talk over the music! Hallelujah! I've watched other commenters, and they stop the music every 3 seconds throughout the song. A great number of them look as if they have AD/HD. Thank you and Well Done!

[@whitneynottage2119]

Linsiboo T. ...this is Somebody to Love 1981 live...

[@paulagwhyte1720]

And can you hear the drummer sing?! They're all awesome!

[@Gailey379]

Yes he did find somebody to love! Eventually!💕

[@delainepep22]

Love the reaction. Freddie had a 4 octave voice. He had done a song in opera it's beautiful. Queen is amazing and Freddie is greatly missed

[@tijay8507]

5 octave

[@bishbish3013]

I'm loving your reaction to Queen. I grew up listening to them and still my absolute favourite band ever 😊😍

[@JayveeTV]

huffy bint thank you I’ll be releasing my next queen reaction tomorrow

[@jeancater1388]

Aw, sweet Freddie.💕

[@foxmulder8139]

The guy was a GOD and it broke my heart as a kid when he passed away. It never ceases to amaze me what he could achieve with his voice especially live!

[@patgallagher5974]

Great reaction ,try watching the live aid concert from Wembley London ,it was a concert with lots of different bands playing ,to raise money for people dying of starvation in the Sudan ,it was playing at the same time as one in USA with American bands ,queen were added late through touring ,but stole the show with their twent five minute set ,that will show you how amazing this group were ,sorry it's a bit long but might as well start at best live show ever ,good luck from Liverpool uk

[@claude-emiliecloutier8186]

All their live performance were amazing! Try White queen at The Odeon, Hammersmith best jamming session ever. From this Montreal concert Dragon attack, Save me.

[@normaspigaburgess8821]

He did till the day he passed...and beyond i beliee for love lasts for ever

[@christi8491]

It's 100% PURE talent. That's not beer in the cups, it's warm water with honey to help his throat. He takes a drink because he's about to go for that high note.

[@jeancater1388]

Roger Taylor had a sweet high voice.

[@molokoko786]

If you want live then White Queen at Hammersmith 75 has the best solo Queen ever did. Save Me is an amazing song - it has a great studio video, and their live performance at Montreal is incredible too.

[@mayconreyes3446]

White queen please

[@flossyangel1]

Please react to this song amazing instrumental

[@pamzulauf8218]

Freddie and Queen left it all on the stage!!! Nothing held back!!!! Love re-living this with you all!!!!

[@kimtapp678]

Awsome queen clip! I was feeln it to!

[@proudarmymom8657]

Do you want to see him get the crowd going to check out queen live at Wembley stadium 1986 “Under Pressure” also from Wembley stadium “Another One Bites The Dust” fantastic!!!!

[@JayveeTV]

Tammy Rhoads will be releasing under pressure tomorrow

[@alanahodge1327]

Love it!!!!!

[@saritatambayong4002]

Good reaction btw

[@JayveeTV]

sarita tambayong thank you

[@cnatview]

After years of listening to Freddie, he still makes me move too, Jayvee. Thanks for the review.... loved it. Be well. Peace.

[@dianefowler8779]

And that's what has been missing in your life up to now. Welcome to the family of Queen fans all over the world! All their live performances were like this. Energy, talents, and charisma. My special favorite is a live performance in 1976 You Take My Breath Away. Nothing but Freddie and his piano. Nothing else required. A whole new range of Freddie's voice, and his emotions showing in his performance.

[@JohnHazelwood58]

a concert-vid from 1981 in HD?!?!! ... yeah, queen was always ahead of their time! queen decided to film a concert in best possible quality and bring it to the cinemas/movie-theaters ... they decided, so they did! :-) original the sound is even recorded in surround sound!!! and yet, there is a THX 7.1 mix avaible! hard to find another band who did it, because that was quite expencive! i mean, we are still talking about 1981! queen = best and most innovative band in the world!

[@proudarmymom8657]

there’s also two songs that definitely you will know when you hear it “we will rock you” and “we are the champions” you hear it in every sports stadium around the world! And right now there are way too many more songs to list at this moment but continue doing reactions to Queen and I will continue requesting more songs!! No better showman no better singer than Freddie Mercury he was the best he was a performer!!

[@lindamacey6559]

Beautiful Freddie, the best frontman ever, the best rock band ever, all of them so talented in their own right, all their live performances are amazing 😍😍😍😍

[@jackscorner295]

I was actually at that Show at the Montreal Forum in 1981 !!! The first live concert I ever saw in my life and was blown away ! I had just turned 15. The ticket cost me $ 22.00 in the nosebleed section... but I could still see the stage very well because of the Forum's layout (used for hockey games). when Freddy Mercury said Bonjour Montreal ... the crowd lost it ! The show lasted for over 2 hours and Freddy would engage the crowd in singing along to certain songs. Stomp stomp slap, stomp stomp slap, stomp stomp slap, stomp stomp slap .... Those rows of lights in front of the drums flashing at the same time ... the entire building was vibrating as we all did it ! and Freddy let us go on for a bit before starting the song. Of course, I'm talking about the song We Will Rock You. This live concert is available on KZbin, it is a montage of the 2 consecutive nights that Queen played at the Montreal Forum. Special fact about this : The next day of the 1st show, Freddy Mercury was widely criticized by the local press about him only performing for the cameras that were filming rather than performing for the crowd of fans. On the night of the 2nd show that I attended, after he greeted us with ''Bonjour Montreal'' and we all then went nuts ! He went on to say that he had read the papers and that he was very disappointed but mostly sorry and he wanted to make things right with us .... he then said, and I quote ''so tonight, fuck the cameras'' ! .... of course, we all went nuts ! .... and got treated with an awesome show !

[@AL-et8wn]

Great reaction video ! Please react to Queen Live Aid Full set 1985, it's Greates Live Musical Performance !!!

[@JayveeTV]

I’ll do that next

[@AL-et8wn]

Thanks man

[@kathleen109]

@Miriam Mrs. - Thanks! I was going to say the same thing. I hate when reactors stop after the daytime portion and don't give "Is This The World We Created" the love it deserves.

[@susanadkins6393]

@Miriam Mrs. KZbin took it down according to Jayvee... a lot of reactors' Live Aid reaction was taken down by KZbin but they're still out there... wonder why their's were mot taken down... for instance JBLETHALTV has it up and it's been there a few weeks.

[@beverlyscott5357]

The guitar player and his dad mad that guitar when he was 16-18 years old is is callecthe red special.

[@melvyns1975]

Freddie is an absolutely mesmerising performer,cant take my eyes off him

[@osioda]

Freddie was the simply the best showman

[@aimeek9384]

Good to see you enjoyed this!

[@vernhoke7730]

This is a great recording of this song. But....it was SO MUCH better in person. I saw them on the opening of the US leg of this tour, for their album "The Game", in September of 1980 at Madison Square Garden AND again during their tour for the album "Hot Space", at the Garden again, in the summer of '82. Billy Squier opened for them, should check him out!

[@kroon1930]

I would have loved to have been able to see them.... Way before my time sadly (born in 86)... Sometimes I wish I lived in a different era. When they made real music.. Not saying all's bad now, but all the truly great artists are from back then, from my point of view at least. :-)

[@thatreallybuttersmysocks8736]

Saw Queen+Adam Lamber in concert last week!!! It was nothing short of amazing :)))

[@JayveeTV]

Wow nice. I never knew they still performed

[@turdferguson400]

Freddie had a 5 octave range. Unusual for a male singer.... 💖

[@rhhfayetteville]

Another great Queen performance is One Vision Live at Wembley

[@sfinnable]

Check out some David Bowie, just search "top Bowie songs." He was instrumental in changing pop culture.

[@triciaroy]

finn Bowie is my favorite. Still not over his death. I’d like to see J do a reaction across the many different phases Bowie went thru.

[@AB-zc8ps]

Bless you Freddie.... so missed it hurts!

[@rw4487]

Freddie already has millions of fans that love him the entire band is great they've each written hits too

[@lanamartin9107]

You need to react to George Michael singing this song at Freddy’s tribute concert after he passed. It was the best of the night!

[@bdagardenadventure5368]

Even the rehearsal video with David Bowie and Seal watching from the side is phenomenal. Definitely a version to check out!

[@001spring]

You need to see "Save Me" Montreal 1981

[@christophscharmacher6878]

One of the greatest bands ever and for sure the greatest singer ever! Totally goosebumps with everytime listening to each of their songs...

[@DP-lp2rc]

Queen was once in a generation band. Freddie was unique in the world of music. There will never be anyone like Freddie ever again. Your videos of you hearing Queen songs for the first time warm my heart in a very sad time in our world.

[@selcanaslan6586]

Can you please react to Queen Love Of My Life Live in Wembley?

[@JayveeTV]

Selcan Aslan okay

[@courtneymercury4119]

@@JayveeTV Omgness please!!! 😭😭💘

[@MisKunimitsuTezuka]

try "Another one bites the Dust" or "Who wants to live forever" or "Born to be kings"

[@sadfaery]

Technically the title of that last one is "Princes of the Universe", but yeah, all great songs. "Who Wants to Live Forever" is hauntingly beautiful.

[@jkronen1000]

I’m from Montreal - saw them in 81 and I was 27 then - love them💖💖💖💖💖💖 what a concert OMG - never forget it

[@Tammythankyou]

I’m 51 and grew up with this music and I was just as shook as you are listening to it. Totally loved these talented guys. They were AMAZING ❤️🌸🤗👍

[@joem2087]

PLEAASEEEEEE react to Queen, White Queen live at the Odeon. Absolutely AMAZING

[@rebelamanda]

J: head cocked. "oooooh. Do y'all hear that or is it just me?" No, baby. It's not just you.

[@trainsMA]

Freddie Mercury the greatest rock star, the greatest entertainer that ever lived. I was fortunate to see his last gig at knebworth in UK in 1986. I miss and love you everyday Freddie. Yes he did find love Jayvee. I'm so glad you enjoyed the Queen songs I've been fortunate to have listened to them growing up 🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤

[@Sealegs9]

Queen has always been my favorite band. Absolute talent and pure power

[@alisambrano]

Want to hear Roger Taylor (drummer) sing? Listen to I'm in love with my car.

[@Hepatica100]

And if you want to hear Brian sing, listen to '39. It is a song that could only have been written by an astrophysics, I guess ... Listen carefully to the lyrics!

[@seggy7722]

I LOVED this reaction lmao. Watching you be blown away was great:) They were so tight as a live band. Every single member is masterclass at their skill. You should check out the performance of "Keep Yourself Alive" from this same concert. It is my favorite performance of the song because it really shows off every single band member's skill. It's also just a fantastic performance and you never really get anything less with Queen. The bass and guitar work in the intro is sick. kzbin.info/www/bejne/q6O0mpysmLqerpI

[@joanies6778]

Freddie Mercury was loved by millions around the world. I was a late starter fan of Queen because my life was busy back then. He is the one musician I most regret never seeing live and miss the most.

[@shamaimpshe5850]

A group of four intellectuals, graduates, perfectionists and talent was amazing