HEADPHONES IN!! | Queen - Bohemian Rhapsody (Official Video Remastered) (REACTION!!)

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[@jamelakajamal]

🤣🤣🤣🤣 Somebody put something through my ears🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@MrVideo123]

Without my permission man 😂😂😂😂😂

[@dylans2376]

Legend Jamel!

[@timmckeown1095]

That was funny,i couldnt stop laughing,but i really hope that you dont have a hole through your head now.

[@pens71k]

Lol, a reactor reacting to a reactor, two of my favorites 😂

[@AbbyC543]

you should do a reaction video to this reaction video! This was hilarious!!

[@ramonaestrada601]

FYI Freddy refused to fix his teeth because he was afraid it would change his vocals .. glad he didn’t. He’s iconic

[@sfbayareagirl]

Raymona, you are so correct. I love his look, including the teeth. Iconic indeed!

[@Motown-1966]

💁🏾‍♀️ *Freddie

[@noellesmith9099]

That’s just like Barbara Streisand and her nose.

[@AGirlNamedVan]

No wonder modern people with perfect teeth are annoying..... Accept your perceived floors and work it to your advantage. Be original. I didn't know that about him though about the teeth.

[@harrymccallum1226]

What a true and beautiful reaction to the greatest Queen, Freddie Mercury

[@judydempsey3957]

It took Freddie 6 years to put that together. As far as the engineering it was all done by Queen. They wrote , produced and arranged all their music.. your so cute, I’m now 61 and it does my heart proud to see another generation of young people who are willing to not only listen to this type of music but also appreciate it....great reaction.......JUDY D.

[@ninagray4441]

Nonsense, it did not take Freddie six years - he put it together as they were recording the album it is on - A Night At The Opera from 1975. - If it were to have taken six years, that would have been from before Queen were formed.

[@KW-rp7ht]

@@ninagray4441 He did have some parts for the song written before queen got together. He put 3 of his unfinished songs together to make bohemian rhapsody and yes he had majority of the material for years. But once he got the idea to put those songs together, it didn’t take long to make the song after that

[@scotthill1600]

That’s what I was thinking they didn’t really have engineers back then, they had bands

[@kendallneason3645]

Actually Brian May credits Roy Thomas Baker their sound engineer for helping them to make the album A Night At The Opera. He was young and into experimenting just like Queen. Brian said Roy was up for all their ideas and trials.

[@Miriboheme]

and "no synths!!!"

[@k_salter]

LMAO... "That was going thru.. in my ear, thru my nose, it cam thru.. a sound shot out of my eyeball. I’m not trippin’." This is why I'm here.

[@papercup2517]

That was my favourite bit too... :-) Kind of like he'd just undergone a complete brain realignment...

[@yorkvillevic6528]

Should we tell him this came out 45 years ago? Nah, let's just give him more Queen!

[@wickedfisher6451]

OMG! Am I really getting that old? I remember when it was first released!

[@natasjadirken5633]

@@wickedfisher6451 I know!!! I wanna hear BohRhap for the first time again!!! lol

[@wickedfisher6451]

@@natasjadirken5633 RIGHT!

[@natasjadirken5633]

@@wickedfisher6451 I'm gonna play the March now and just pretend to hear it for the first time hahahaahaha

[@wickedfisher6451]

@@natasjadirken5633 I actually had that version played at my wedding

[@J.Forwood]

I'm 76 years old and love watching your reactions to the music of my and my children's generations. Our music told stories. There were no computers. We had to do all the work. The musicians of my era had to spend years studying and hour upon hour practicing. This was REAL music.

[@touchstoneaf]

Seriously though, "crowd sings Bohemian Rhapsody at Green Day concert". Freddie was there in spirit. That damn thing will make a grown man cry. Not many people can get 65,000 people singing along with them word for word like they're on church, when they've been dead for years.

[@HappyBunny-d2i]

Yes he has to react to that it was amazing x

[@aussierhino471]

YES!!! That clip is amazing - it will give you chills...

[@msdarby515]

70,000 singing it at Wembly when he was at Live Aid, and bigger audiences than that. But your point is valid. He wasn't even present at Green Day.

[@kathleenclark815]

I just went to see Green Day in San Diego this past August. They play BoRap like that before every concert. The whole crowd was united in singing it...it was glorious ❣️

[@5dollarshake263]

Can't wait to go check it out.

[@AubergineMe]

"they doin' stuff without my permission." OMG!

[@missvida6251]

🤣😭😭

[@NativeNYerChicHK]

All the voices in that song are ONLY those band members. They laid track over track over track until it sounded like a full on choir. They laid so many of those tracks down that they almost snapped the tape it was being recorded onto. Also, Freddie said he wanted to bring opera and ballet to the masses and this was how he was going to do it, with this crazy unique song! And this was originally two songs he wrote but compiled them onto one to create this masterpiece. THIS MAN WAS A GENIUS!!!

[@jonasrmb01]

wasn't it 3 songs?

[@dragonfly9416]

He really was a genius.He wanted this song to flow from one ear to the other and the way he created this song became a master piece.

[@MRK0405]

Yass!!!! Exactly! They tried to recreate it in the movie but I would give my right arm to have seen them do it in real life. It was brilliant

[@rebeccawyse5562]

That drummer can sing so good and was Freddie's backup in all songs...another awsome singing drummer...omg

[@flor9389]

Taylor Hawkins fan?

[@miltongonzalez5962]

The headphones are a must with this song. Sound flowing from left to right, how the band intended you to hear it. It's the greatest recording in the history of recorded sound.

[@TwistedSither]

Bringing back memories of Wayne and Garth in the Mirth Mobile.🤘😁✌️

[@dragonfly9416]

Freddy Mercury is the one that created the song like that.He said he wants the vocals to run from one ear to the other like a wave in the ocean lol

[@natashanoneya7494]

If I can remember right, it was the first longest song. They were having some problems about putting that one on album.

[@dragonfly9416]

@@natashanoneya7494 it is 6 minutes long and at the time the label didn't want it on the album because of the length so Queen found another way to get the song out there and it was a hit from the start.

[@RoverWaters]

Brian May wrote the Bohemian Rhapsody guitar solo

[@dragonfly9416]

@@RoverWaters Yes he did and Freddy created how the music flowed from one ear to the other.All the band members had their own creation in this song.In the books Freddy wanted this song to be a master piece and it defiantly is.

[@marycostley77]

@@dragonfly9416 you are right the record company believe because the song was so long that it wouldn't sell. However, I'm glad that they were completely wrong and that the band stuck to their beliefs about the song. There was an interview I saw while doing research for a paper I had to write; the executives of the record company really thought the song would tank. They were shocked when the opening sales of the song were so high. I believe that one of the executives was told, "the song sold 60 and he assumed that the song only song 60 copies but the actual amount was 60,000 copies on the first day." The executives were shocked that a song that long would do so well with all the limitations that radio stations but on a song.

[@Uninvited72]

Good headphones = go back and listen to Floyd. 🖤

[@robynthebank919]

"A sound shot out of my EYEBALL!!" BRO I'M CACKLINGGGGGGG

[@natashanoneya7494]

😂😂😂😂

[@juliebarry7393]

Lmfao I almost spit on my drink when he said that

[@lizzieball3795]

🤣🤣🤣🤣😭😭😭😭😭

[@brendac7588]

🤣😂🤣😂

[@missvida6251]

Lmfaooo😂😂

[@Snarkathon]

A little side info.. lead guitarist Brian May is Professor Brian May, in Astrophysics.

[@jaybz1276]

Was able to become a Rocket Scientist AND a Rock Star. Did quite well at both.

[@jimooijevaar6894]

When Freddie sings he will gives you Eargasms

[@Thekutekristi]

I think what grabs me and drags me back is that first “little high little low”.... your expression as that occurs is priceless. I actually dragged out my headphones to hear it as you experienced it. Priceless.

[@Thekutekristi]

And that first reaction to the second section of “let me go”.... from there... your face speaks to the honesty of your reaction.

[@kadencecollins2423]

You should also check out “somebody to love” but Queen! I think you would freak out over it 😂❤️ love this reaction!!

[@chrissmith1240]

Indeed, be sure to listen to the studio version but you must listen to the live version, Montreal 1981......

[@kadencecollins2423]

Chris Smith Of course! Montreal 81’ was one of Freddie’s best performances vocally! (In my opinion 😂)

[@aquarius2287]

Definitely has to be the live version from Montreal. One of the best live performances of all time! 🔥

[@rahbeat9785]

@Aquarius22 u think he should start with the live version first? i simply don't understand people like you :)

[@aquarius2287]

Rah beat I’m usually for the studio version first, but for that song, there’s just something magical about that live performance. 😊

[@Fwr942]

No one is better at reactions than this man! If u haven't subbed, u need to.

[@Cape33914]

He is so damn good at this! He needs to go viral!

[@makkimontoya7849]

He is BETTER than most the others in my opinion

[@BeeWhistler]

You know from the lil teaser at the beginning and his entrance, which always makes me chuckle.

[@ptotheetother]

I'm on season 14 of "Watching black guys discover Rock".. I CAN'T STOP!!!! I NEED HELP!!!! Oh btw, never change. You're so naturally funny, almost like I'm sitting there with you on your couch.

[@Eviltopia]

I told you! Studio versions before live, my dude. Always.

[@kimberlinibambini1988]

Agreed!! I’ve ALWAYS said the same ..newbies= studio first-. other than a very few- like Frampton-“do you feel like we do.”

[@laurasarmas]

Queen always did great live. Montreal concert 1981 has got to be heard!

[@infopackrat]

@@laurasarmas I believe he did the 81 concert. But not with headphones

[@deirdremacnamara9885]

Your like a child with a nnew toy with your new headphones. Enjoy. 🎶🎧That Was a brilliant reaction. Your hilarious 😂🤣

[@makkimontoya7849]

Like his top request on Christmas list...i TOTALLY AGREE WITH YA. this gent is EPIC with his reactions

[@sharonbabyboomer3618]

You young folks, I love seeing your faces when you realize the greatness you have been missing out on. This song rocked my high school world in 1975 and continues to rock me to this day!!!

[@theodoreritola7641]

Mine to im ALL most 62 lol

[@shellybay817]

YAY! told ya! Isn't it just next level! You are going to Love This!

[@monicabyas8663]

I have watched so many of your reaction videos, but THIS one topped them all. Fantastic! Freddie arranged that song as well as writing it, directing it, producing it and singing it. He was truly a musical genius.

[@daveofarrell7795]

Brilliant reaction! Loved it!

[@chrisparti]

in the early days of stereo recording the sound engineers and artists had a field day placing and moving instruments and sounds around in the stereo field. Modern artists and engineers don't seem to do this as much..

[@lorigirard7239]

Headphones are going to make you do EVERYTHING OVER 😂❤

[@MrVideo123]

I swear lori I feel like I missed so much

[@lorigirard7239]

@@MrVideo123 you're seeing it all now..... It brings back my high school years.... Love the reactions.... Enjoy!!!! 😊❤

[@lynnhoffman247]

Mr. Video That’s OK...so much MORE to discover! 🔥🎶🤘🏼 And you can listen to songs you’ve already done in your own time, or react again...it’s your channel & IT⚡️ BRILLIANT! 🤗

[@lorigirard7239]

Yeeessssssssss

[@thatoneguyagain2252]

@ted ritola FOX ON THE RUN, ACTION, SET ME FREE, LOVE IS LIKE OXYGEN, NO YOU DON'T

[@Kayris]

Fun Fact: Brian May the guitarist made that guitar with his dad because they didn't have much money, taking parts from a old 18th century fireplace, an old table, a bike and motorbike parts.. And it sounds frigging amazing!

[@BeeWhistler]

Kayris No wonder it has such a unique sound! I’ve heard a couple of players come close but never match Brian May.

[@nicebluejay]

and he used a coin as a pick

[@elizabethputnam6317]

And the amp was made by the bassist, which is why no one else had their sound.

[@Manup2day]

True fact brother.

[@Kayris]

Wow that's a few more facts I didn't know 😁👍 I love the music community.

[@TheRequiemOfficialReal]

Queen is the most innovative band in our modern music history. They took the rock game to a whole new way, it was Freddie's idea to bounce the sound back and forth ever since their first album and was kept throughout all of their music. BoRhap was recorded in the course of 8-9 days, everyone did vocals for the operatic section. John doing baritone as Roger Taylor did the falsetto vox but multiple over dubbing on vocal tracks. The engineer they had on recording this and its album "A Night at the Opera" has been engineering Queen from the start.

[@kitty5964]

night at the opera is the best album they ever made i still have night at the opera album and the cd

[@TheRequiemOfficialReal]

@@kitty5964 sheer heart attack was a great album, even it was their first album.

[@judymeeker2925]

Them chill bumps on your arm tells you that your spirits alive.

[@ronsaltz6391]

Anything and everything from Tool and Pink Floyd with those headphones!! You will be amazed at what you've missed!

[@valerielansford565]

If you want to hear some more Queen "sonic drugs" listen to March of the Black Queen! Headphones are a MUST for all Queen music! LOVE YOUR REACTION!!!

[@rxc3665]

Mr. Video, You are wonderful! You're the first person I've ever seen (except myself) who makes listening to music a participation sport!!! I loved your reaction! I loved it so much, I had to subscribe!

[@sst3d]

Like watching a kid at Christmas...my fave reaction ever..

[@matthewpeck6491]

Man, you bring so much joy in the way you love music. And to think the record companys thought this would have been a dud. Also love you Jamel.

[@thereseball]

Your reaction gave ME goosebumps. I'm sure it's been mentioned before, but you really should check out the movie "Bohemian Rhapsody" about Freddie's life. It won 4 Oscar Awards. Now, I need to go out and buy me some headphones!!

[@debbers]

You are the funnest reactor there is! "It hit me from everywhere" Ha!Ha!Ha! I love your reaction to this one more than any other, I've come back to watch it several times! Thank you for being the sweet person that you are!

[@rocksonline2]

Dude...” Dark Side of the Moon” whole album is next

[@julie.1081]

I love Queen. And I heard them when they first came out. But I'm really enjoying watching you discovering my generation's music!

[@nephesh5340]

You know what this is why i love your videos compared to others that are going around in you tube . Your reactions are priceless and remind me of when i discovered or heard for the first time songs that you have reacted to... keep up the good work , greetings from your metal friend from Guatemala .

[@rubyleuty9417]

Freddie does all the harmony in the opening. The others are just lip syncing. They sing on the rest of the song. The highest note on the song is Roger Taylor, the drummer but the bass player is the only one who doesn’t sing. The guitar solo will make you weep. Listen for that high note during the opera part “For me, for me”. You really need to see the movie. Freddie said it too 70 hrs to record and it was Freddie that engineered the tracks and put the all together. He wanted it to sound like a whole choir was singing and it did. He wrote it on the piano and Brian May had to learn the guitar solo from that.

[@susieq7401]

ruby leuty - I must speak up for Deaky. John Deacon DID SING but didn't like his voice so seldom did so. I saw them live and he sang a lot of back up but was seldom on camera by choice being shy. He was more of a baritone and his voice was fine but he had a lot of competition and felt insecure being a shy dude. Their engineer also said he sang on choruses on recordings as well, songs like Somebody to Love and Liar. When I saw them live he sang the choruses of Radio GaGa, Tie Your Mother Down and Lap of the Gods to name just a few. Saying he never sang is wrong but he just never sang lead. Deaky was also a great bassist, song writer who wrote several of their biggest hits, invented the amp that helps makes Brian's sound so unique and managed their finances when they were getting screwed by their manager which might have saved them from breaking up. I've been a Deaky fan since the early 70's. BTW, the movie had a lot of inaccuracies but I'm glad it brought Queen's music back into the spotlight.

[@RoverWaters]

Brian May wrote the Bohemian Rhapsody guitar solo

[@susieq7401]

@@RoverWaters - Every member wrote their own parts. Freddie didn't play lead guitar or bass so of course Brian and John wrote their own contributions to each song.

[@RoverWaters]

@@susieq7401 You are right

[@reginakapaeva205]

@@RoverWaters Brian May wrote the solo after the ballad, but the solo after the opera was written by Freddie and showed it to Brian

[@laurageorge8560]

Your pillows looking at you, look it's watchin you.

[@laurageorge8560]

Seriously a good song to chill with headphones or even without is called Maggot Brain you have to hear it.

[@jackiejosephs1]

I was 17 when this song was number one on the charts as a young girl born in London my friends and I were blown away by Queen they were so different and unconventional and the song was over 6 minutes long and the radio stations refused to play it but Freddie had friends in high places and they couldn’t stop the masterpiece and it’s known word for word by my generation in England and well loved. After Freddie’s death it shot to the top of the charts again.

[@jared699]

Never seen someone so enamored by headphones. Like a kid with a great new Christmas present. Awesome.

[@Tattitude241]

No, no, no.... it's called an "EARGASM"

[@knightngail1]

Eargasm 🤘💞

[@xx3astmanxx928]

This song set such a high standard I don't believe it will ever be surpassed in terms of the overall musical quality of the track.

[@samegerton6335]

He wasn't an icon because of where he came from or what he had been through he became an icon because of hes incredible voice and the fact that he didnt care that what he was going to go he just wanted to please the crowd...and he certainly did that without a doubt one of my favourite singers to this day, no auto tune no booth no nothing this was real music.

[@anastasiabeverhausen2]

Freddie would love watching you react to his work. He liked when people interpreted his songs in different ways!

[@rachelmccombie9464]

...I have just come across you on my KZbin feed..and i clicked straight away because it was a Reaction to my all time favourite group/singer "Queen-Freddie Mercury"..Fredster was the ultimate "King Of Legends/Performers"... Your Reaction is priceless.... Totally F*ckin hilarious!!! 😂😁🤣...I'm crying with laughter...Best Reaction Ever To This Epic Classic song... Thank-you for the giggles 🥰 Respect Rach UK x

[@kassandrariemersma7902]

Welcome!!! He is my morning coffee .and i laugh so hard ..your gonna love him he is and always will be my fav reaction enjoy hes a riot but real

[@charlenehudson3207]

If you want Freddy to make you cry... 😭 listen to “The show must go on!”

[@amandacogger3075]

Or Who Wants To Live Forever

[@fay-amieaspen6046]

What about The Great Pretender ladies ? That gets me too.

[@amandacogger3075]

@@fay-amieaspen6046 fantastic song! And Those Were The Days Of Our Lifes

[@pandoamessi4079]

_Jolly sheep_ that song is one of my favorites- first time I listened it and actually understood the lyrics I cried!

[@DualityofLife]

I'd rather suggest "Mother Love" to make somebody cry.

[@nicolepsy]

You are making my week! I can't stop smiling watching you watch this, it's so great to see you discover their awesomeness. I remember when this first came out and still get goosebumps everytime, too😉

[@davidjones2223]

Back in the day we all were so excited about surround sound stereo and stereo headphones . To have the music travel through our bodies was an incredible feeling. Get ready, there is tons of music that focus on this aspect of listening. Smiles on ya Mr. Video

[@billymccarthy4241]

Not gonna lie it was an absolute pleasure watching you appreciate this song with a good set of ears on its soo much better for listening to these masterpieces

[@ashangel7343]

Wow.. he liked almost all of the comments in this video. What a legend!!

[@souljamom1]

They had to fight to get this played on the radio. It was deemed way too long. But fortunately, Freddie won out!

[@toddmuenster8742]

Leo I had so much FUN! You made me laugh and relive the experience! So glad you got headphones. Enjoy. Thanks for sharing your reaction. Glad it did not get removed. I think Freddie is very pleased with you. He would punch you back. Rick in Leo keep it real!!!! Love your site!

[@toddmuenster8742]

Rock on! Not Rick in. Ha getting over the braingasm

[@pinkey943]

1.2 billion views as of the same date and remains the most popular music video on KZbin from the pre-KZbin era. Although some artists - including Queen - had previously made video clips to accompany the release of songs, it was only after the success of "Bohemian Rhapsody" that it became common for record companies to request promotional videos for singles, which could be used on shows such as Top of the Pops without the need for an act to appear live and perform (or often mime) the track. The “Bohemian Rhapsody” music video saw a resurgence in popularity after the release of the same-titled movie in 2018, starring Rami Malek as Freddie Mercury. The film earned a record of its own as the highest-grossing biographical movie.

[@RicoBurghFan]

Per Freddie, "It was basically three songs that I wanted to put out and I just put the three together" and then he made a rock opera classic. One the great rock songs ever.

[@MyronTheHen]

In his prime, Freddy Mercury's voice was absolutely unparalleled.

[@chuckknight]

WAS???

[@susanhouse938]

I am exceptionally one of the most blessed persons on earth. That is because I saw Queen in concert early on and it sounded EXACTLY LIKE THIS AND LIVE!!!

[@SF-jc2np]

I absolutely love your reactions to iconic greatness ❤️

[@lesaahrenstein6360]

This was done in 1975. It is the most iconic rock song by the most iconic rock group. I have not seen Pentatonix on your channel. Please start with their cover of Bohemian Rhapsody, with headphones. You will be blown away.

[@biancamcquirk464]

Bless you Brother... I lost my Da' to Cancer a few yrs ago. You just made this song remind me of what a great man he was. He taught me music that most people in South Africa never heard of. Thank you my guy, thank you for the gift of memories. You made it so real😘

[@bribanner8601]

You should react to Fat bottomed girls by Queen❤❤❤

[@markking6153]

The Cars... Moving in stereo. Ultimate headphones tune.

[@GeneOh]

I wish I could give this more than one thumbs up!

[@andyjames6300]

Whole lotto love ,led zep ,ultimate headphone track

[@HeyHayzel]

Definitely! Love The Cars! RIP Ric Ocasek

[@klimkid-sargeras3787]

A really good headphone experience for zeppelin is No Quarter

[@ZENOBlAmusic]

The Prophet Song is another one that should be listened to with headphones. Queen always did a lot of panning.

[@jerome7794]

The fact that Bohemian rhapsody has been named the greatest song of all times, says it all. Great reaction, you a real funny dude.

[@debraboudra1040]

I have watched your reaction to this at least 20 times. It is so funny how you react to it! BOOM Mind officially blown! LOVE IT! LOVE your reactions to all our songs back in the 70's!

[@vanessarupe2039]

Loved your reaction to this. I love to see people find old music and make it new to them. Keep digging. You haven’t even begun to scratch the surface.

[@moonflowerchild67]

Have you checked out the video of the crowd (HUGE CROWD) at a Green Day concert? They’re waiting for Green Day and this song comes on … 50,000 + people all singing every word. It gave me goosebumps. That’s how iconic this song is. And I’m sure it’s a young crowd at a music festival.

[@jakenmichelle]

Freddie Mercury is the engineer of this song ! He wrote and composed it and mixed it

[@deborahcornell171]

I'm one of the ones who suggested you do this. So happy you did! Isn't it amazing that this was recorded 45 years ago with the technology available then? Queen was experimental & innovative. Here's a short scene from the movie "Bohemian Rhapsody". It shows how they worked on the song & recorded it in a studio set up on a farm in the English countryside. The song was Freddie's baby. It has gone to number 1 four times over the years (the most recent time when this movie came out)..oh, & the fall in this clip was real, they decided to leave it in: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5K6Y4hom9Z5r9U The actor playing Freddie, Rami Malek, won the Oscar for best actor last year. The movie isn't 100% accurate but it's mostly true. I finally got to see Brian May play that famous guitar solo, last summer in Nashville. He still plays great. He & Roger Taylor (drummer) still tour to sold out crowds. And they were consultants on the movie. You should watch the movie, you'd enjoy it!💙🌿💚

[@francescadamiani494]

I love what you do! And the headset thing...can I share ..since I fell in love with Pink Floyd...every set of headphone, TV, etc that could test, I used TIME to test the levels. This sound is similar. It gives you the ability to test how your phones truly SOUND

[@erikamonterroso7743]

This is the best reaction I've ever seen. LMAO Queen Rules!

[@bigs1546]

I couldn't see if anyone else told you, but ALL the openings are Freddie singing on several tracks then put together - his voice is amazing as is his ability to direct the mixing. Oh and for those that didn't have head phones back in the day we had quad speakers and trhe music would travel around the room - we all loved Quadrophenia by The Who.....Pink Floyd......so many great albums

[@elbruces]

This is the most gansta song ever. Also, it's like he knows the song, but he's also hearing it for the first time ever, at the same time. Love this.

[@michellemoss4635]

Check out 1986 Wembley "We Will Rock You " amazing version!

[@jedicollins4217]

Man, your reactions are so good, makes me smile through the whole thing and it's like hearing it for the first time!

[@angela-thebooknerdess2110]

I'm on a queen bender at the moment, and that means watching reactions and yours is 100% the best.

[@kathylee1261]

You remind me of my older brother, passed away now. We reacted the same way at 16 in our basement listening to Queen and EWF. Love you man

[@QueenTubby37]

You are listening to real analog music mixed masterfully. Love you lovin’ Queen !

[@SilverbladeDagger]

This song is the unofficial anthem of my life, because it was released the week I was born, and ever since I first heard it I loved it!

[@daniellehertzenberg8643]

This has to be my favorite reaction EVER!!! 😆 This was great! Thank you for making my day!!

[@littleminxx9171]

Omg I'm dying!! This was a priceless reaction!! Made my day!! The expressions!! Loved it!

[@artistmorgan]

you know their music.... from stadiums... we will rock you/ we are the champions

[@Terri6868]

If you want to do a live song that’s a banger “Tie your mother down” 86 Wembley.

[@johanrahan3189]

Your the best there is on these reactions mate I bloody love you xx

[@ChrisStephensFTW]

So now that you have good headphones, NIN "the becoming"

[@ashlealabine6937]

That song was monumental to me on my angry teen years, and has never quite left me.

[@superrodder2002]

I was in high school when this came out. I still have the album. This was the era of the rock opera, Queen and Meatloaf were on top of this genre

[@patriciaanndemello4652]

The record companies didn't want to give this play because they thought it was too odd for the main stream. 30 odd years later it's a legend.

[@gmdhargreaves]

They were the first band in history to use compressed "digital" audio stacking which means you are hearing pure stereo, although you may think you are are hearing the vocals and every instrument, at all times, each ear can only emulate the frequency of the loudness single noise it hears "singularly" so when the band plays you are only hearing one single instrument or vocal (we only have one ear drum per ear), what Queen did is play a 1/4 of each band members piece per beat to each ear at a frequency that the brain adjust to sound as if you are hearing every note, vocal. Its wasnt until CD`s were released that this effect was truly realised. its fascinating how ahead of the times they were- Google true stereo for what i mean- im high at the mo

[@leonardotorinapoli7688]

Queen "Somebody to love" official video.... Amazing!

[@xGRIMxGHOSTx]

you should do a reaction to Freddy Mercury feat:Micheal Jackson - “More to life than this” it won one of the rarest music awards handed out called the golden duet. A true peace of music history.

[@BruceStanton-pb7wt]

You are the craziest, funniest dude on the tube. Hedlok

[@xsubdude99]

Great reaction, funny as shit. Love this song and amazing to hear with a good set of headphones. Keep it up.

[@suedyment511]

Watch the movie Bohemian Rhapsody the movie (2019)

[@georgedickson2082]

Was a really good movie!!!!

[@susieq7401]

@@georgedickson2082 - A lot of incorrect info. Should have stuck with the facts and had more of the other members' stories too. It also made Freddie look selfish and arrogant at times while he was far from it. The band never broke up and played a series of concerts just a couple months before Live Aid. Freddie was not diagnosed until 1997. It made Deakie look irrelevant. He was very vital as the inventor (of Brian's amp which made Queen's sound so unique) and as a song writer, multi instrumentalist and bassist par excellence. The truth is usually much more interesting. At least it did bring back the music to new generations.

[@babysluss68]

@@susieq7401 yeah, i was sad they didnt focus on deakie as much, was a good film and Rami did a great job as Freddie

[@hippomom4]

This is so fun watching you go from your speakers to headphones. Makes a BIG diff. 🤗