Bohemian Rhapsody Crowd Singing Reaction

[@athlonen]

Queen: noun. The only band ever to rock a 65000-person show without ever being there.

[@randykelley2376]

athlonen absofrickinlutely. brings tears to your eyes

[@Roggen45]

Poor Greenday having to give a concert after this 😂😂

[@invisiblekid99]

@@Roggen45 It's their thing, so props to them for playing it multiple times before their concerts. I mean the thought of playing this, knowing the crowd will know the words to this more than their own songs lol.

[@karens2441]

Best comment ever athlonen👌🏻🙏🏻.

[@Roggen45]

@@invisiblekid99 Yeah saw that later on, but still must suck for an artist knowing someone who passed away years ago is still better at crowd control then 99.99% of the artists nowadays 😂😂😂😂

[@velvetmoonlass9287]

I would TOTALLY go to a concert just to sing Queen songs with thousands of other people! That would be so awesome. Music truly connects people, it is so powerful!! 💚

[@chrisf8385]

Velvetmoon Lass I would defiantly be happy to hand over my money to attend this concert it would be lit 😂😂

[@robione5627]

Meeee Tooooo!

[@owenpiedra1627]

I've seen that band live and they did play it and after the queen they did do an amazing job

[@Deighdreame]

P0lp

[@TheToledoTrumpton]

That is what a Queen concert was like back in the day. You sang until you lost your voice.

[@j.c.a2872]

not bad huh, the man's been gone for nearly 28 years and he can still hold the crowd in the palm of his hand; and a lot of those people were probably born after he died, yet they all know the song; AMAZING !!!!

[@kalinaphillips9779]

When this song came out first their parents were probably teenagers themselves. This is the genius and power of Freddie Mercury and Queen.

[@kwgrid]

28 years?!?! It's been that long?? Holy cow! I'm an old fogey, but it feels like last year.

[@raymondpoort8281]

Yes I’m 22, in one of the biggest queen fans I think!

[@tonyhaynes9080]

Also remember that the song itself is forty years old. Just let that sink in.

[@DarthPingu07]

@@kwgrid 30 years this year. He passed a few months after I was born sadly :(

[@jameshardy2220]

I was lucky enough to be in that crowd, it happened completely spontaneously and the feeling of being united with 65'000 other people uniting as one was soul touching.

[@Divhreaza]

Who else can a crowd THAT hard so many years after they've died? Seriously, Freddy was a legend.

[@geneexo2861]

When do people die? When their body does not move anymore? When they cant respond to anything anymore? No, people die when the are forgotten. Freddy was not a Legend... he still is.

[@ichmeiner4531]

I have to disagree with one tiny thing. Freddie IS a legend. Edit: I forgot the name of the philosopher who wrote it (and the exact wording), but 'a person can never truly die if they are remembered and carried in the hearts and minds of others'.

[@aaiza.and.dad-vlog]

Not legend, God of mudic

[@sava9e266]

He is the GOAT not only a legend

[@its_jo5hu472]

Still is

[@simontyne3032]

Freddie can still control a crowd from heaven.

[@allgunsblazed9106]

@Justen Smith no need to get testy dude i hate religion to but chill.

[@MadBoyChes]

@Justen Smith a bit rude to just generalize like that

[@ZomeH0RR0R]

Justen Smith Shut the fuck up. Let people believe what they want, calm the hell down.

[@SentimentalGentleman]

I’m a Christian, but sometimes I get confused on certain “rules” and sometimes disagree with some segments, such as this one where if you’re gay, you go to hell

[@MINOUTFTABOU]

simon tyne : *Absolute*

[@Catherine.Catherine]

Hits me like a ton of bricks every time I see that clip. 65,000 people all singing together, Freddie would be so so proud of that. Wow.

[@toodlescae]

You know you're THE band when a crowd even sings the guitar solo of your song.

[@BillCarter2k19]

I've seen this almost 20 times, I still get chills and tear up a bit.

[@franl155]

I only found it today, purely by accident. Already watched it 4 times so far, and once here. At that rate, I'll catch up with you in a couple of weeks - but by then you'll probably have watched it a few times more!

[@caythorgrimson]

a bit i cry rivers everytime but i cant stop wacthing to me as a old street punk ive lost so many bc of what they where and knowing that there was one so his own still rembered for the things he gave the world makes me humble in the belive that mayby theres a chance for a world where no child is destroyed by circumstance and i know it will take decades upon decades but atleast theres hope

[@evilblumonkee959]

As an age old aging Queen fan, I cry with delight every time I watch this clip. It's wonderful. Beautiful. And yet heart breaking too as Freddie isn't here to see it. But he knew. He always knew.

[@paulsundberg8330]

Interviewer: Freddie, what is your favorite instrument? Freddie: The crowd darling...

[@helenwilliams-nyman2697]

My sister-in-law was in the crowd and said she cried the whole way through! Absolute perfection!!😍

[@franl155]

The atmosphere must have been so intense; so many people doing exactly the same thing at exactly the same time, all perfectly in tune and in time.

[@shinigamitkd]

The power of music is amazing 👏

[@alexwhittington3728]

I was there an omg the atmosphere no one needed to say anything we all knew what to do to make Freddie proud

[@lauraqueenbee4393]

So proud to be from the UK. Every time I see this my heart goes mad and I want to cry . What a man what a band

[@MsGeoffh]

patriotism is dead they say...I say just listen idiot.

[@MargotRecabarren]

They “sing” the Brian’s guitar too...!!! What an amazing moment... gives me chills!!

[@maryhuhnke8496]

I could literally see Freddie take his sweeping bow..He's the epitome of a Legend! 🙏

[@kellywales4059]

I cried when I first saw this..

[@nicolarichardson1438]

Kelly Wales Band Wales wonderful to hear and see

[@janrummelshaus9479]

Me too

[@beanfrompa]

Kelly Wales I cry every time I see it. 😬😆

[@TheDaemon66]

I still cry watching this

[@maria-st9no]

same

[@LISA75_]

Its law in Britain you have to know this song lol

[@PatrolNation]

As it should be.

[@Spartan-iu6th]

Pretty sure this is international law

[@benediktopulus]

Reminds me i was on a school trip to Berlin 2 years ago (im German) and a couple of friends and me spent some hours with a busker in front of a train station who would play anything you wished for. At some point I asked him if he could play "Don't Look Back In Anger" by Oasis and we started to sing along. Literally at the exact moment the chorus began, a full class of english students from Liverpool emerged from the train station and about 40 people are screaming "SOOOO SALLY CAN WAIT". One of my better Memories for sure

[@jackmack4181]

I’m American and I know this song by heart

[@YN97WA]

@@jackmack4181 me too

[@ichmeiner4531]

I'd absolutely go to a concert of a whole crowd singing Queen, too! Freddie said, he never wanted to be bored and boring, darling! He would love this so much.

[@juttapopp1869]

"Was it all worth it? WAS IT ALL WORTH IT??" "Yes, it was a worthwhile experience, ahahhAAAAA!"

[@claude-emiliecloutier8186]

It has an angelic feeling (I don't know if it is the good word), when you look at the sky, it is like an opening to heaven and Freddie is there leading the crowd. This scene gives me goosebumps, it is like Freddie spirit was there. It is just beautiful . And yes I like your reaction, I have exactly the same feeling, just blown over and YES I would go to a Queen concert just to sing along and feel Freddie's love. Please do more Queen songs.

[@melvinvelasco5277]

World's biggest unplanned and unscripted flash mob which only heart can tell

[@markmark63]

The most important decision every British kid has to make growing up; - Do I go High or Low on Galileo?

[@joeswanson7634]

I have a bass baritone range I have basically no highe end I basically couldn't go high on it if I wanted

[@jamesbacon1776]

I just sing both.

[@edurusprime6582]

@@jamesbacon1776 agreed

[@MrRolemaster]

Every time i see this it just drives tears to my eyes and makes me realize yet again how much i miss the greatest live musician that has ever graced the surface of this planet. Freddie Mercury, you were, you still are, and you always will be the greatest live performer in the history of rock music.

[@PatrolNation]

Amen.

[@nanu4754]

Woaaaahhhh hold up say one of the greatest, don’t forget about MJ

[@MrRolemaster]

@@nanu4754 Live? You cant even begin to compare both of them. Jackson was a pure studio musician. Freddie wiped the floor with him when it came to live concerts. Every expert says that Queens Live Aid performance was the greatest live act of all time.

[@nanu4754]

MrRolemaster 4 words MJ at Motown 25th😂😂

[@MrRolemaster]

@@nanu4754 never even heard of it. had to google it. it wasnt even a real live event, just some indoor thing with a few hundred people in a frickin hall. Live Aid hat 80.000 people watching it in Wembley and several BILLION people watching it live. Seriously. Dont even try it.

[@adrianhughes8143]

Your reaction to this video was amazing, as a Queen fan for 46 years from the age of 10 I can see that this video moved you a lot like it still moves me. Queen is the greatest band of all time and Freddie was the greatest singer and showman of all time. His voice was incredible and he was so talented, he was a gift to the world from God and Heaven. He will always live on with not only us original Queen fans from the early 1970's but all Queen and Freddie Mercury fans yet to be born and beyond. You're reaction is how we feel every time we hear Freddie's voice as Queen fans throughout the world. There will never be another Freddie Mercury he was the special one from God, just like there will never be another Nelson Mandela or a Mohamed Ali or a John Wayne or Another Jonah Lomu or Pele or even another Brian O'Driscoll (Who thank God is still with us). I wish you well mate and keep up the good work. 💂‍♂️💂‍♂️💂‍♂️💂‍♂️💂‍♂️💂‍♂️🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@SNP-1999]

I was also speechless when I first watched this video and heard 65,000 (!) people sing this fantastic Queen song, word perfect. I am 65 this year and have been a great Queen fan for 45 years, but never have I experienced the likes of this crowd reaction - in the words of Freddie's brilliant composition, it "sent shivers down my spine". It is a privilege to have watched the footage on video, thanks for the viewing, from an old Queen fan, Steve, Hamburg, Germany. 😘

[@VampsOnCrack]

I like to think that green day were in the wings ready to start and were like 'shit, we can't follow that' 😂

[@chrisofnottingham]

I think GD have it over the PA on purpose because they know it will get the crowd going

[@kezzyttid9125]

I like that

[@kathleen109]

They do it before every concert.

[@Asmov]

As far as I remember it was said they decided to wait until the crowd finished the song till they came out instead of coming out halfway through.

[@PompeyJimmy]

@@Asmov Actually they've never come out half way thru this song. This song finishes, then they have their drunk pink bunny dancing along to The Ramomes Blitzkrieg Bop, then they come out (at least since 2013) to The Good, The Bad & The Ugly theme! :)

[@rachelbirdy3850]

This moment was amazing from 60 year olds to kids on shoulders singing along. The crowd was the nicest most up for it crowd at a gig I’ve ever been to... still get goosebumps.

[@andyc6542]

This hits me harder right now than it did when I first watched it... In these times where we’re being told to stay away from friends and loved ones, it’s bittersweet seeing tens of thousands of people taking in and sharing such a beautiful moment together.

[@karmakkaze]

It is said that NO ONE could control a crowd like Freddie and he is still doing it. Amazing!

[@fransheskacancel2996]

I watched this and literally started crying. Freddie Mercury was such an amazing and talented human. Even though he’s not here his spirit lives on. He made this happen.

[@lollinelson5549]

There is no contest...Freddie was the greatest writer, singer, and frontman who touched all of our hearts and souls deeply. I feel the need to celebrate him any chance I get. He gave us so much!! In that shot of the crowd and that gorgeous sky, I can picture Freddie smiling down on us as we all share the love we have for him and for Queen! I'd just like to add that I admire Green Day for putting Bohemian Rhapsody on the speakers. They know that people across the globe know and love this song. It's a great way for an artist to respect a legend and the group, Queen.

[@tonyhaynes9080]

I would love to know what they thought and felt when they heard this.

[@Stargazar]

nearly 30 years after your death….60000+ People sings your song….you are not longer a singer...you are a LEGEND!!!

[@KristineMaitland]

The thing that gets me is the "Miss Miller..." part - the audience splits into soprano, alto, tenor and bass. Blows my mind.

[@cesarcarvalhod1100]

onalleus cycillyus OMG i was like: WTF is a miss miller 😆 ? would never got if you didn’t say it 😂 😂😂

[@milton1969able]

PMSL ohhh bless you xD

[@ellenmarch3095]

Bismillah - literally "in the name of Allah." ...But Miss Miller makes about as much sense in context, so we'll go with it. 😂👍 Misheard lyrics are the best. We've all been there.

[@taylorxwx2367]

@@ellenmarch3095 r/sarcasticornotihavetowooooshyou

[@richtsje9961]

Thank you sooo much for this reaction. Gave me goosebumps from head to toe ( and that "only" from a crowd singing) . Freddie would have been so proud!! Loved it.

[@christinestromberg4057]

The Greatest Showman, Still moving crowds long after he's gone..He sang Who Wants to LIve Forever, but it looks like he might do just that.

[@pwordpam04]

I also grew up listening to Queen and I would for SURE go to a concert just to listen to and sing Queen songs with a crowd of people who love them just as much as I do!! I could tell this moved you just like it moved me when I first heard it. I sure miss Freddie but what a tribute for them all to know that all of these years later, their music is STILL timeless and classic!!!

[@valentine_puppy]

One thing that made me ball my eyes out was they were singing to Freddy. That one thought made me cry so much. He was there, look at the wind blow the drums. He was there or at least i would like to believe that. Look at the clouds and the sun and you can imagine heaven opening up to let Freddy stand on the stage and direct once more. Just look at it. Also crowd size was about the same size as live Aid 1985. Yeah just try not to cry at this. Can't do it.

[@riverdart2068]

He was making sure we did not let Queen down, and Britons are not going to let Queen down are we?

[@alexwhittington3728]

If you look at the clouds right at the start Freddie's face can be seen he was there and we could all feel that he was

[@mopsie62]

Love your reaction, exactly the same as mine is every time I watch it. Queen, something we Brits can be justifiably proud of. Freddie gone but never forgotten.

[@mikeiverson2994]

Unbelievable. 45 years later and this song is loved by multiple generations of queen fans and sung word for word.

[@supergroveraap]

Goosebumps. Every. Single. Time.

[@andreamoffitt2257]

I hope Brian and Deaky and Roger have seen this and realize just how many lives they have touched and how many people still love these four aging queens.

[@janetschulman7649]

Omg. This is just what he wanted….to make people happy Yes I could see him leading them and saying that was beautiful.

[@susanorchard1994]

You know you're a legend when nearly 29 years after your passing and still steal a show.

[@nodditiesoddities]

i wouldve lost it if i was there lol im in tears right now. a whole damn crowd singing an entire song including the guitar solo and all other sound effects. this is just amazing.

[@aserta]

I've no problems admitting that the first time i found this video, it put tears in my eyes. What a frakking great experience.

[@Asmov]

Freddie is that light shining down on the crowd through the clouds.

[@mariasoto7975]

This is beautiful..... Makes you think how great and unique Freddie was..... He is unique, one and only and unreplaceable. Love you Freddie. Freddie forever.

[@vishd33]

Freddy drilled a hole in our hearts and filled it with love, passion, and compassion and dat will never be rooted out, now he is gone for past 28 years already yet still people with that roots are still here and are spreading seedlings of it onto they siblings and friends. However the loss we faced can never be replaced, there never will be another Freddy, and another hole his death left in our hearts will never be fixed will never scar. If I would have chance to face him when he was alive I would legitimately kneel while holding my heart and crying cos even tho i am 29 , my heart would not be able to take it

[@hafdissigurdardottir3176]

What a LEGACY 👏👏👏👏👏 RIP. Freddy 🙏❤️🙏 Love from Iceland 🇮🇸 ❤️🦋🦋🦋

[@philipcochran1972]

How influential do you have to be to entertain the crowd at a concert and not even be there?!

[@bumiker]

AND have been dead for 28 years.......there's that part, too. :)

[@jaygopinath1694]

@@bumiker why you bumiker now iam crying >;(

[@aura8952]

If you can rock a concert with 65000+ without even being there you’re not just a sing you’re a legend R.I.P Freddie ❤️

[@susannasusan3543]

In memory of THE BEST: Freddie Mercury the one

[@spooky_lxix9042]

How about the Beatles

[@mercuryangel9223]

I was fortunate enough to see Queen with Freddie - 3 times and it was pretty amazing singing their songs with Freddie!!! Something I have always cherished. It warms my heart to see and hear this, Queen rocking it without showing up! I know that Dr. May did comment on how amazing this was!!! Love it!!

[@kenbradley1480]

When I first watched this I was reading the comments and someone was like, wonder how the band felt having to follow that, I was like , hell if I would have been in the bad I would have come out and sang with them!

[@karend169]

Love this. Love Queen. Never before and never again.

[@ashleysheree7057]

So amazing! I bet Freddie was looking down and smiling so big in that moment ❤️

[@mimitaguba82]

We love you QUEEN, FREDDIE MERCURY, ROGER TAYLOR, BRIAN MAY and JOHN DEACON, QUEEN is really a legend in music industry

[@ManUtdMrs]

I was so blessed to see Queen and Freddie 6 times and at LIVE AID. The greatest band that ever lived. and I met them all in 1978 x

[@teresadilts7331]

How to get 1,000's of people together and get along without hatred. Play Bohemian Rhapsody!!!

[@Jd-im4my]

You know Freddy had a BIG SMILE on his face, and hell yeah I would go to the concert. R.I.P. Freddy, you are dearly missed.😘❤

[@nicholeperdomo5699]

One of the coolest things I’ve seen and heard so far! It was awesome 👏🏻

[@red_wolf4164]

This is the amazing legacy Queen and Freddie leaves behind. What other band can claim a legacy like this?

[@Teaniinja]

I would absolutely go to a concert where everyone sings along together. From all walks of life united by our love of music.

[@daniellasherlock3448]

It’s so emotional! I’ve watched it so many times and still gets me every time!

[@shayneramsay1388]

Honestly there is no better way to honor the legend that was Freddie Mercury(Farrokh Bulsara) then to sing one of his songs to the best of your ability. Freddie has been gone 29 years and I bet he would of been smiling that day in Hyde Park.

[@adrianhughes8143]

Green Day concert was at Hyde Park in London, us Queen fans in the UK are damm good singers. At that concert in London our Freddie was conducting us from Heaven that day. Freddie Mercury is always with his beloved fan's. 💂‍♂️💂‍♂️💂‍♂️💂‍♂️⭐❤👑🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@gregmoorhead7203]

I am a HUGE Queen/Freddie Mercury fan. How is it that I’ve never seen/heard this before? WOW Thank you so much for sharing and reacting to this. I have to say again, WOW

[@pamelascott5702]

I knew when I first heard Queen’s music back in the late 70’s that they were going to be a group whose music would be in MY life for as long as I could buy new albums (yes that was the time of vinyl). I know I have wore several albums, cassettes & cds out listening to them over and over again. Both my kids and both of my grandbabies know Queen’s music. But, to hear this is amazing!!!!! That many people singing together & being able to understand what they are singing. That’s really awesome. I am sure Freddie had a smile on his face when this happened. And the other band members have to love to see how their music is still alive and continuing to influence more generations. Loved hearing this. Makes me feel a little OLD but I am getting used to it. LOL!!!!

[@ugh4387]

no one does gigs, concerts and festivals quite like us brits 😂

[@spooky_lxix9042]

Why ur name is ugh now I'm laughing

[@Danno1983]

We Put on The Best Live Aid Concert 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@trublue807]

soo true!!!

[@catshez]

I honestly think this is a British Institution.. to know the words to the whole song, including the guitar parts, and for the whole room to erupt with singing at the very first moment the song starts.. ! Lol I have never sung it with 65K people, but I have sung it in countless clubs, pubs and houseparties... it just happens !! ... and a gig with 20K people, and it is such an awesome feeling !!!! When it kicks in, it is always nuts, 🤣🤣 The whole place becomes a jumping pit !.... everyone is together, loving the music, the message, common love.. Your reaction was great, thanks for the upload!

[@smudge1863]

You'll hardly find anyone who knows all the words to the national anthem but play this song anywhere and everyone seems to know it word for word

[@muffitsg]

Brings me to tears every time I watch that.

[@dimitrasotirakoglou2553]

Freddie where are you to watch People missing you and remembering you. Such a lovely reaction, Thank you

[@krisjohnson-proctor355]

That sounds like an awesome concert: i would so be there if There was a Queen Karaoke concert with 60,000 plus people singing at the top of their voices!! And well done that Green Bay Crowd, by the way. You were awesome!

[@Walesbornandbred]

This the biggest tribute to Freddie I've ever seen. I really hope he heard this.

[@PositivelyKush]

Brings tears to my eyes every time

[@iangraham46]

Like you,that’s my first time seeing it...but wow,I’m 60 and had a lump in my throat,goosebumps everywhere and my love for that crowd is immense. Think you needed a quick shandy after that too! 👍

[@SusanMJB45]

I can not begin to count how many times I have watched this video on the Green Day KZbin channel. But... I must say...... I love your reaction to this video more than anyone else's that I've seen. My reaction to seeing the video for the first time was the same as yours. Very emotional and moving. RIP dear Freddie !!!

[@kezzyttid9125]

Shows how much Freddie is still loved. It must have been amazing if you were part of the crowd x

[@THEonlyAEON]

I think the purest thing about this is the crowd cheering for themselves singing.

[@mochiwithjiminjam]

This sends shivers down my spine every time I see it.... and then I cry

[@Nina-oi1qk]

Incredible; Freddie would be so happy

[@Serai3]

It got you, didn't it? Hell, I can't help but sing whenever this song comes on. It must be utterly AWESOME to be in that crowd. (As I understand it, Green Day always plays this over the speakers before their concerts. They are HUGE Queen fans.)

[@oougahersharr]

I could see him up on that stage, and no one was standing there. :-) It's amazing. Freddie still rules. I would go to a Queen concert with the audience performing the music.

[@sarahbrooks1801]

Freddie still conducting a crowd!

[@julieallen4486]

I’d love to think he heard this rendition from above and smiled ❤️

[@D0nut42]

I would absolutely go to that concert right along with you, my dood.

[@Dana-e2d]

Haha you crack me up. I'm 60 I've seen Queen 5 or 6 times live? He truly believed in interaction with his audience. Every show was so much fun. We will rock you n we r the champions was the best. The would work up the crowd in the dark with just the stopping n clapping lighters on it was EPIC

[@Kevr73]

I saw a film once, cant remember the name and some dude give his friend a mix tape, he said something like 'music is the glue of the world, no matter what is going on, music brings and holds people together'. Watching this pretty much sums it up.

[@ItzAnonyms]

Green Day probably had the biggest grin ever when they came on stage, hell I'd have thanked the public for such a performance

[@HarbyDrenden]

Along w/ the crowd singing the sky was just perfect for the setting.

[@smallfryz73]

I've seen this before it was AWESOME. Watched it through your reaction, which was amazing, and it kind of warms your heart. I was singing right along with the crowd. Freddie was loved by many. ❣💓❣💓

[@BuBs1970G]

It's so awesome to see everyone just start to headband and jump during the guitar solo. Like waves.

[@MrNITROPSYCHO]

What kind of instrument do you play? Freddie: The audience darling.

[@AliceI7764]

I found that Green Day video and loved it so much that I posted it on my Facebook page saying what a wonderful tribute to Freddy and Queen it was, then the next day I come across your reaction of the same video. First off, I subscribed and YES I would absolutely go to a concert of fans singing along to Queen. Just to be a part of something so special, so big, and so devoted would be amazing.

[@Backoffboogaloo]

Only Freddie could manage to rock a massive crowd like this some 30 years after he died. You can imagine him conducting the crowd from wherever he is. That shaft of sunlight makes it somehow more powerful. Someone’s cutting onions.

[@JessieCristo]

Can you imagine the young people in the crowd who don't know the song frantically pulling up the lyrics on their phones?

[@johnmininger7472]

Maybe. I'll tell you a few years ago I had picked up my daughter from dance class along with several other girls who needed a ride. They were maybe 13,14 years old. Bohemian Rhapsody came on the radio and it suddenly became a Wayne's World moment ... those girls knew every word and sang it as loud as they could. Couldn't help but smile the whole time.

[@matthewbyrom5394]

only freddie can rock a show from beyond the grave

[@lowkey1969]

Given a time machine, wouldn't it have been wonderful if Freddie could have heard this crowd singing before he passed.

[@pegitamg9716]

Freddie would have had the time of his life at these concerts. He was the crowd ate him all up.

[@j0hnn13K]

Goosbumps first time i saw this, and i still get them... this is amazing :D