LIVE REACTION-Green Day Crowd Singing Bohemian Rhapsody [Live in Hyde Park 2017] REACTION

[@K9PT]

You know you're a legend when 65,000 people singing your song and you ain't even there and they didn't come to see you anyway! Freddie's smiling down on us.

[@karenmottram7040]

I am just so pleased there is another generation of Queen fans. It will mean my favourite band will heard for many more years to come, even when my time is up.

[@sqlGrl]

Ditto 🥰

[@helencooper2621]

I know exactly what you mean. ❤️❤️

[@fl-g15ramirezscullylou87]

I'm only 19 but I'm really in love with Freddie Mercury. And legends don't die, I believe Queen's music will live forever.

[@jodyheigaard9949]

Freddie was directing the crowd from heaven. To totally understand that statement watch Queen "Love of My Life" in Rio '85. The crowd (350,000) sings the entire 1st verse. Freddie didn't sing a note, just directed them like a choir conductor. This is one of the most epic songs ever written & their record label didn't want to release it! 😱 There's between 55,000 & 60,000 ppl in the crowd & the majority hadn't even been born when it was released. Did you notice they sang all the guitar riffs as well?

[@cashvstheworld]

YES he definitely was present at that concert. I keep on hearing bad things about the Label, I should definatly do research on it. Thank you for your recommendation I will Check it out.❤

[@jodyheigaard9949]

@@cashvstheworld There are some great stories surrounding Bo Rhap (and their early years). Couple documentaries you might want to check out either as a reaction or just for yourself - Days of Our Lives (the total doc is about 2 hrs & there are many versions floating around so make sure you get the longest) and one on the making of Bo Rhap with Brian (& maybe Roger). Brian talks about how they did the overdubs (remember this is 1974 tech) and how at one point the tape was so wore they could see through it and had to mix it down to a new tape so they could put some more overdubs on it. 😁 After you're a little further along in your Queen journey you might want to watch the documentary "The Show Must Go On. It's about what happened to the band after Freddie died. It's produced by Queen's current manager so is very accurate.

[@kayhardy2871]

Freddie definitely was there - the sky lights up with the song - magical !

[@barrysiewert7386]

I agree, Love of My Life in Rio, the crowd size will blow your mind.

[@spend4zen1]

The thing I find most amazing is Green Day was getting ready to go onstage when the song started and the crowd started singing, Green Day waited and filmed it out of respect to Freddie. RIP.

[@moonflowerchild67]

They do this at every show, from what I’ve read.

[@jew-wheelsvanderburg]

I was there with 65,000 others to belt out this true legendary rock anthem by arguably the best rock group and front man FREDDY

[@Arandomperson_online]

Omg thought it was 35,000 I wasn’t there sorry I was wrong 🥰

[@joyceharkin3641]

Well done on the guitar solos - great job!!!

[@adrianhughes8143]

65,000 British at a Green day concert at Hyde Park in London, we British love Queen especially when Freddie Mercury was the singer, the greatest Male singer of all time, the greatest performer ever and the greatest showman of all time. We love and miss Freddie so much. Us British music fans were clapping at the end not for those who sung but for Queen and the beloved fellow countryman Freddie Mercury the Legend. 💂‍♂️💂‍♂️💂‍♂️💂‍♂️🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿💙💛🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦

[@chasfaulkner2548]

"Like a packed stadium singing the National Anthem", you said, yep, this amounts to our 2nd national anthem, every Brit can sing every word by the age of 3, no BS.

[@cashvstheworld]

I try to react to AC/DC but every time they take the video down for copyright 🥲

[@chasfaulkner2548]

@@cashvstheworld Scratches chin in confusion!

[@Bitsybug217]

Freddie Mercury was a master at controlling the crowd. In an interview he was once asked what instruments he played? His answer was that he played the audience. 26 years after his death he still controls the audience with Queen's music.

[@lindastodola691]

Freddie’s pitch perfect voice being beautifully sung by fans decades later/ they even mimic Freddie’s voice inflections- I’m crying- again-💛

[@KismetKoala]

Freddy died when I was 10, but I grew to be a hardcore fan. This video makes me tear up every time. Freddy would be so proud of the way it bought everyone together. Us brits have so much love for him, even now & it just proves how much of a legend he is, that he could inspire a whole crowd to sing his song at another bands concert, without him even being there. Iconic.

[@thunderfoot5167]

65,000 Brits, ONE Queen song = ONE VOICE. 🇬🇧

[@deborahallen3318]

The people that said that this song is dark, don't know their ars from a hole in the ground! You be happy, the way you want to be happy! They're goofy!

[@angelaedgington-pk8si]

66,000 plus all singing together mind blowing

[@drigerdranzer7514]

8:15 And then we have the rest of Europe going crazy in the stands with songs, chants, flags, flares, tifos, banners and an insane atmosphere and passion. Especially in eastern Europe and Greece.

[@ladyshar42]

there is something absolutely amazing about being in a crowd like that, singing along at the top of your lungs. Green Day plays this before every concert, and its always magical. This one though, is special, with the sun and the clouds and everything.

[@vn8897]

(QUEEN) Freddie Mercury. The only man in history that can control a crowd, even after his death. R.I.P Freddie ❤️

[@daisyperegrino6380]

Concert of Queen in Rio is sbout 250 thousand people

[@blades699]

Great reaction from a fellow sheffield united fan and I live in Sheffield

[@JonsTunes]

A lasting impression of England..... cigarettes and meat pies 🤣🤣🤣 I can't stop laughing. Brilliant 🤣👍👍

[@bruzerbites1318]

Can confirm this happens at Green Day concerts. We did the same at their concert. Such a rush!

[@SJ-dl6uc]

i cannot stress this enough, and I'm not saying it frivolously, especially as an adult immigrant pre internet, wiki, YT... this song is the most universal song across the world and all generations. even Hallelujah doesn't have this reach. it's transcended the concept of music and become a global cultural construct.

[@taniawilkinson-bewick4569]

That's the FREDDIE effect. :)

[@DonnaleaSpencer]

what a great crowd!

[@Sunny-jz3dy]

Wow! This is crazy! Queen with Freddie......was so dynamic!!! Freddie knew how to work a crowd!!! As I'm watching this...I'm singing along too! lol. His personality just came across and grabbed you!

[@moonflowerchild67]

This song always makes me feel good. I know that some of his lyrics seem dark, but it’s really about Freddie coming out as gay to the world, his family, and most of all his mother. “Mama, just killed a man”, actually is him telling his mother that the boy/man she raised and loved is gone - “dead”. You can hear the conflict in his words, he knows he has to do it, but it’s scary and he feels like he’s throwing his life away, as change is scary, even when you’re making the right decision for yoursel. He just had to be himself, finally. This has been my absolute favorite song since I was 12 and I used to perform it with hand puppets (Kermit & Miss Piggy) for my little 3 year old brother. He’d laugh and laugh as Piggy’s hair flew about. This video is a testament to how much this song means to people. YOU feel how ever you want to feel about this song, and don’t let anyone tell you you’re wrong. Freddie would be the first to defend you. ❤ Keep up the great reactions 😊

[@peggyh8937]

Great reaction! This blew my mind the first time I saw this. Chills are appropriate when listening to Queen songs. It just happens. Thanks for reacting to this.

[@realise6]

Dreams and Nightmares would be your equivalent but could you gather a crowd of 65,000 people in 42 years that would still know all the lyrics?

[@eileentaylor1691]

this is phenominal !!!!!

[@lightatthecape2009]

This is a hell of a tribute to Freddy...wow!

[@april6058]

Don’t listen to the haters- their just trying to bring you down! You do you!!

[@deannakitchen5568]

Let music take you away and enjoy!

[@nicothieme9407]

Nice reaction... Thanks a lot... Please react to "somebody to love ' live in Montreal...

[@cashvstheworld]

Thank you for watching I will check it out❤️

[@romeodakurah6966]

Great reaction 👍

[@EaglesROLB59]

Loved your piss take of Sheffield soccer fans! 😂

[@Isleofskye]

I enjoyed your reaction even if you did not see the very end when the crowd were chanting for Green Day:) You REALLY should see some of THe English fan's football chants/songs videos like "Football's Funniest Chants" etc or from Europe "Ultras-Our Way Of Life-10,000 Subscribers" which might shock you,mY friend:) ENJOY!

[@karenkeby99]

love seeing your reaction. Keep exploring all music. the 70's 80's and 90's had some greats. If you haven't heard Run-DMC featuring Aerosmith Song Walk This Way. give it a listen.

[@cashvstheworld]

thank you so much I will check that out ❤️

[@cashvstheworld]

Hi I did the reaction video and uploaded it. unfortunately it was taken down for copyright. I am sorry about that

[@karenkeby99]

@@cashvstheworld well I hope you liked it. sucks that they do that with the copyright but at least you heard it,

[@SiNNeR90737]

It was 1.3million people there

[@anne-mariesindruprix4792]

You're in Hyde Park - London - .In the seventies. I thing there are more black people in the States - don't you? Btw - I like that you "defend" your emotions when listening to this music - I read the comment in your reaction video when you first heard this music - and I have added a little about the meaning in the lyrics. Thanks for your reactions - I'm a new subscriber.

[@susanengland3919]

If you want to see an awesome performance, watch Queen at Live Aid 1985. Eddie has more than 72,000 people in the palm of his hand.

[@timfeeley714-25]

I apologize for the formality, check out Frank Zappa Muffin Man live 1977, it shows how a great artist interacts with a crowd and an incredible iconic guitar solo !!!

[@cashvstheworld]

You don’t gotta apologize the way I was brought up I gotta respect my elders. I am not used to people older then me taking to me in that way. I will definitely react to that video❤️

[@timfeeley714-25]

@@cashvstheworld I was brought up that way too, I still remember when I was eighteen (79) I had moved from Seattle to a small town in Texas and walked into a mom-and-pop store in the middle of nowhere and an eighty-year-old man behind the counter said yes "sir" what can I do for you, I was sort of blown away until I realized that was just the way some people talked around those parts. Apology retracted, enjoy the video !!!

[@stinekarlsen]

Have you ever heard Dimash Qudaibergen make the cover of Queens `the show must go on` It is sooooo good, you will not regret reacting to him. He is from Kazakhstan and has an incredible range. Pls 🙏🏻 check him out. The fandom of Dimash (the dears) will come running to your channel 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@cashvstheworld]

I promise to check that out

[@stinekarlsen]

@@cashvstheworld Thank you so much. You will not be disappointed. Dimash is an incredible 7.7 octave performer, and have the sweetest fandom of loving DEARS behind him. He goes from opera to rap to rock to MJ. So if you like him, there is so many stiles to Pick from. 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@raenellefisher8514]

Try Neil Diamond, Song Sung Blue. He says exactly what you just said. A sad song can make you happy.

[@cashvstheworld]

I will check that out

[@davidbarber4709]

100.000 fella

[@martycech5844]

5:10… ethnicity of crowd all depends on we’re concert is and what type of concert it is! Just say’n

[@timbrown5720]

Have you tried "In Living Color"?

[@SJ-dl6uc]

don't EVER listen to people gatekeeping life and existence. why do people feel they have the right to tell others what to enjoy. it's one thing if the discourse is about the context, who's made by, what type of people they were etc. but liking a song, having a preference, is not for people to dictate or judge. R. Kelly is POS to the nth degree. also, I Believe I Can Fly is an indisputably gripping and emotionally resonating song. hate the dude. but you cannot make me hate that song. I won't promote him or fan him, but I love that song, cz it's my preference.

[@Arandomperson_online]

35,000 and it was a sold out crowd

[@romeodakurah6966]

Nice video 🔥

[@staticcentrehalf7166]

Right. Watching this immediately after your "Love of my life" reaction. First minute isn't encouraging, but I'm nothing if not reasonable so let's see.... Nope, you still won't shut up. You're still banging on, aren't you. No interest in actually hearing this? I've bailed at 7.15. You love the sound of yourself too much.

[@eileentaylor1691]

how can you tell...there will be black people its london multicultural!!

[@johnlewis734]

To be fair you could not tell how many black people was in the crowd and does it matter what colour 🤔

[@petrakamsteeg6550]

But you are a normal guy