Queen - Another One Bites the Dust (Live @ Wembley 1986) Reaction | Asia and BJ

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[@mimic1176]

An interviewer once asked Freddy what instrument he played. His response: "The audience." You can really see the truth in this performance. Thanks for a great reaction.

[@bbbfst]

This concert was amazing on several levels: It was the last tour where Freddie performed live (he was diagnosed the following year), and besides a couple of smaller shows in England, they sold out Wembley on back-to-back nights and since Wembley was booked after those shows, ended up doing another show at Knebworth a few weeks later in front of between 120-150,000 (which was Freddie's last live performance with Queen -- they still did a couple of more albums). The show was also noteworthy in that they did a song from every album they had released to that point, so you get a little of everything.

[@bettybaby63]

I didn’t realize that about the set list. 👍

[@Jd-im4my]

Freddie LOVED his fans!!!!

[@Angie-W]

In my opinion, Queen is the G.O.A.T. Nobody can even come close to them. I have always loved his saying, "Not bad for 4 aging queens". You should watch the movie Bohemian Rhapsody. Loved the reaction. Thank you bbbfst.

[@26shedan]

Love Queen. Have mad respect for all 4 of them as people and musicians.

[@sherylhenley1931]

Loved your reaction-you really appreciated his uniqueness! RIP Freddy

[@astraboots]

Brilliant I love the opening song to this concert One Vision. Can you imagine the energy it takes to put on a 2 hour performance like this. Truly a one-off band.

[@MARTIN-bd7gm]

The more i watch your reactions to Freddie and Queen the more i come to realize how much i miss him . Im a straight man but god i loved that man he was so so special such a gift to us all . Thank you Freddie from the bottom of my heart for all that you gave to me and the rest of your fans you will never be forgotten god bless and RIP mate .

[@carollittle1059]

Freddie broke the mold for being a Ftont Man, never be another Freddie, RIP

[@carlbaker7242]

Although he's no longer with us but how great it is to still see this!!! Yall done made me pull my shirt out.

[@sherriandwaynejohnson3185]

I’m a huge queen fan. This man is brilliant in so many ways or was brilliant. I should say in my opinion and I’m 54 years old listening to music for a long time I feel that he is the greatest performance.

[@wen-nz3sk]

He found his calling. We are blessed to have witnessed this group. I feel privileged to have seen them and grown up with them in my life and especially see our future gens see this greatness as well. All 4 Queens live in my soul...phenomenal. ❤️

[@LMTino]

Fans all have their arena faves - Wembly, Montreal, Milton Keynes, the Bowl. Montreal may be his strongest vocal command, but the interaction at Wembly and Milton Keynes wins lots of love. In all settings, just like in the early days at the Rainbow, the level of musicianship partnered with entertainment is a wow factor. They are not up their playing for themselves but always you know it's audience driven.

[@jo_jolambrini6775]

Love love love you queen reactions. I stumbled upon Queen when I was 15 years old when I was at Live Aid in 1985 and was hooked ever since. We actually didn't know if Queen were to headline and we all went crazy when they came on and it was all everyone could talk about afterwards, how amazing they were. That was it for me and not to make you very jealous but I was actually at this concert in July 1986 (Saturday night) and there were over 72,000 of us in the crowd. It was amazing and an experience I'll never forget. I still have visions of Freddie strutting around in his whites (the band got told to wear white clothes as they will stand out hahaha). I also attended Freddie's last concert at Knebworth in August 1986 (Freddie's ever last live performance with Queen as he got diagnosed in Easter 1987). There were 150,000 of us in the crown and Queen flew in by helicopters which was visible to all of us ! I have been a Queen die hard fan ever since. You have to react to the whole concert as you couldn't possibly pick between the performances as they were all spectacular. I am now nearly 54 and have been a fan ever since. RIP my hero Freddie, you were and still are the ultimate LEGEND. Stay safe love from Manchester UK x

[@candilumpkin1196]

Man I love queen so much. My little brother 3 strutting around singing this is forever seared in my memory. You gotta check out Freddie Mercury and Montserrat cabelle concert from Barcelona. Eeppiicc🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@sendtoanthony]

For years I believed that their Live Aid performance was uniquely special. However, the more videos I watched of them over the years it slowly dawned on me that the Live Aid performance was special FOR US, the fans; perhaps because it was the first time many of us saw Queen live. But for Queen it wasn't a unique performance at all. It was just them being them, but now in front of a worldwide audience.

[@LMTino]

Queen was better poised for success at Live Aid - it had a wealth of arenas shows behind them to draw upon. They crafted, rehearsed and put a tight set together...even factoring in testing their equipment seconds before Freddie hits the first key on the piano so all were on the same page. Pros.

[@hackapump]

You’re quite right. Queen had perfected their arena game touring South American soccer stadiums. They had a leg up on their peers during Live Aid: They were the only ones used to that size of crowd, and not the least: Freddie was the only one used to connecting and communicating with such a huge audience. Which is why their performance went straight through the tv screen.

[@bettybaby63]

Yea many seem to think Freddie at live aid was some sort of new act or something. They had it from the beginning.

[@FreeMTrider]

I was in junior high school when this song came out. My school was pretty diverse culturally......about 50% African American at the time. We were into everything music and Another One Bites the Dust crossed all those lines. We didn't who the band when it came out. It just had that beat and words we all loved. Queen did it all.

[@surlechapeau]

Asia & BJ, you'll love their "Crazy Little Thing Called Love" and "You’re My Best Friend"!!

[@timothyharwood1941]

Thank you for your reaction and thank you sharing your feelings on Freddie.

[@AsiaandBJ]

My pleasure!!

[@davidbaker8076]

This song was written by the bass player John Deacon. When Michael Jackson heard it he suggested it be released as a single,it became a hit in the United States. John wrote and co-wrote more songs, one of the other best ones he wrote was “You’re My Best Friend” for his wife. This song and Barcelona, a song that Freddy wrote to sing with Montserrat Caballe are two I’d love for you to listen to.

[@bettybaby63]

Too fun. Great performance from them all. They worked hard to put on a great show yet they weren’t choreographed. Even the songs themselves could vary a lot from show to show. Happy new year 🥂🥂

[@SpringNotes]

Freddie really was an amazing entertainer. Wish he was still alive...

[@AngelDawn1982]

This was an amazing concert no doubt!!! But their most epic performance was at live aid 1985!!!! If you haven’t seen it… ur missing out….it not only their best performance it is THE BEST live performance ever!!!

[@catherinedudley-fr3re]

I love your reaction! I also highly suggest reacting to Another One Bites the Dust live in Montreal 1981. It’s a fabulous performance (definitely one of my faves) and Freddie is just cute as ever in it.

[@hkynuts11]

Who Wants to Live Forever, live at Budapest is amazing

[@wherestheexit5572]

Days of our lives needs a reaction from you guys 💯

[@markstasiak6127]

One of the Greatest front men and performers of all time!!!

[@joebabe302]

As great as the Wembly concert is you guys have to check out the entire live aid performance! Epic for certain!!

[@Ms-Me444]

He was a unifier! His energy, frequency and vibe drew a whole world in.

[@karenj3611]

This whole Wembley concert was amazing, check out Now I’m here

[@barrysiewert7386]

Love your reactions, but if you want to see a jaw dropping performance please check out White Queen at Odeon Hammersmith. I think it’s one of their most passionate performances they’ve done. The piano, guitar duet is truly amazing!

[@rkw2917]

Freddie and queen were loved and are still loved His statue in Montreux is visited every day

[@dianecomly6132]

Freddie was a magnet. He pulls every one in. I believe he was a musical conduit direct from God. You should do Now I'm Here live from same concert.

[@michaelasay8587]

Yes he pulled everyone in....and he's gay. Too bad...regular life wasn't like that.

[@christopherbarnett6098]

Freddie was born to strut. And strut he did. We miss Freddie so much. Peace out.

[@kevbruce9191]

I love you two guys and Queen. Happy 2023 to the family 💥❤️

[@kevbruce9191]

Try this for brilliance. Alip ba ta plays acoustic bohemian rhapsody on guitar. It's ridiculous talent from an Indonesian guy and the reaction would be great 👍 👌

[@lisaargyrou1488]

Wow 🥰 beautiful sweet Freddie ❤️ Freddie Mercury is simply unique 🤩 we still love you Freddie ❤️ now and forever ❤️♾️

[@terryallen345]

There are not many of us who can walk out knowing that more than 1billion people are watching and go " hello darlings"

[@deboraclark5791]

Freddie always makes me smile.

[@robertnemec9433]

Freddie didn't drink beer on stage (because belching). It is warm water with ginger and honey. It's good for his vocal cords.

[@TammyDenneym]

Loved your comments . Thank you❤ He was the most beautiful human being ever created . All they’re concerts are epic, really. I’m new here on your channel, so I don’t know if you’ve done live Aid yet. This was the best 20 minutes in our history .

[@karenwalker3770]

You SERIOUSLY need to watch their entire set. It's only about 20 minutes, & it's beyond incredible!!! You TRULY need to watch it all, or else you're COMPLETELY missing out.

[@kathleenohare8770]

LIVE AID 20min of Queen, who stole the show was and is one of their best performances....all their concerts from Hammersmith 1975, the Rainbow, RIO, Wembley, Montreal and so forth were in their own rights...great

[@elkevera]

BJ, Budapest was epic too, same tour in '86, before Wembley. -- He makes you fall in love with him over and over again. His scatting was something else, very dominant in "Living on my own'. Thank you for this great reaction ☮Sending Love across the Pond.

[@andreakormosnekacso4804]

Budapest: 27.07.86. 🤩

[@zerolsr2228]

Queen never split up they all agreed to take a break because they had toured the world nonstop for like 15 years straight. Dying that time yes a few members had solo careers but the band never split. The band did and has stayed together to this day even though members have passed over the years they passed away a member of the queen beloved by their bandmates who see them as family. To this day Freddie is and always be the lead singer of Queen although Adam Lambart sings he isn't a member of the band they are called Queen Ft Adam Lambert

[@sandrabutler8483]

Written by John Deacon and we now have a newly appointed Knight in the group, the official title is Dr Sir Brian Harold May CBE he's had the Dr for a while Astrophysicist and the CBE given by our late Majesty I think along with Roger some time ago, so his wife will be known as Lady May. As for concerts they changed things each night even at the same stadiums or theatres, they'd play anything from a few thousand upto 250,000 in Rio per concert and Wembley could actually fit 80,000 I know as I worked there, you have the whole football pitch and seating, plus the corporate boxes and restaurants where people would watch from, maybe take a look at something they didn't write within the concerts, a rock and roll segment where they have some fun, and yes they work as a group, nothing ends until Fred flicked his arm up, they'd all work by eye and have a chat on stage, as Fred was out in front for the majority of the concerts, he'd judge the crowd and might make something longer, shorter, possibly cut a number and put something else in, they are and were extremely inclusive with their fans. They have just released an updated version of The Miracle Album from 1988/89 with another 47 tracks, they could've just left it for the fans too buy, but they've sold it and put the album up on their own KZbin Channel for free! How many people would do that?

[@flossyangel1]

Thank you, guys for doing this Live version, I personally prefer this version than the studio one. Love this concert it's one their best ones, as well as Montreal 1981 there are others as well, but these two concerts stand out the most to me. Queen is a band that is best to be heard Live in my opinion.

[@Music-tg5is]

The production on the studio version is unrivalled.

[@jndfan]

This was the 1st song i heard by Queen. I was a teenager when it came out and i was hooked!! Queen was a great band!!

[@michelleferranti9468]

God bless Freddy Mercury ❤. If he had hung in there another 5-10 years, I believe he’d still be here among us. What a talent! I am absolutely enamored by him!!

[@yvonnewakefield7748]

ABSOLUTELY the *most* epic Queen concert *ever*!

[@debramoore7513]

Deacon wrote this inspired by the funk group CHIC’s Good Times! 1st Verse - Valentines Massacre, bullets rip 💥💥 2nd Verse - Another lover bites the dust 💔💔 3rd Verse - You can hurt a man/woman, but they still stand 💪

[@sharonburcham66]

Asia!!! You can listen and sing DONT stop me now… I’m having a good time!!! When you do… ima’ buy that!!!! 😜❤Tennessee

[@josephinemonahan915]

Thank you, I really love your reactions to Queen...maybe you know this already...Freddie turning his arse to the audience is a message for a man called Norman Sheffield...Norman managed them in the early days and swindled them out of a lot of money...that’s why Freddie does that as a reminder to that manager about what he lost out on as Queen became a huge success..also Freddie wrote a song about Norman Sheffield called “Death on Two Legs”...it”s here on KZbin...the lyrics of this song tell you what Freddie thought about that manager🤣😂

[@jo_jolambrini6775]

When Freddie did the "mooning" at Live Aid this was also to Norman Sheffield. The song "Death on Two Legs" is about him also, which Norman Sheffield responded with a book called "Life on Two Legs". Freddie hated him with a passion, so did John who went to him for a small loan to buy his first house to which he said no to as he was taking all their money !!!!

[@jaidenobrien]

@@jo_jolambrini6775 , yes! In my humble opinion, Norman was a real dirtbag!

[@Melissa02891]

Love your Queen reactions, it makes me so happy to see new fans get to know this band. Freddie may be gone from this Earth but his music will live on forever. You guys are a great couple, always a pleasure to watch.

[@vernhoke7730]

Takes me back to Madison Square Garden in September 1980. Was there during The Game tour, this song is from that album.

[@RoyBatty555]

I love that I can not watch ur vids for a while and then come back and you blow it out the water with this? Thanks guys awesome reaction. More Wembly live please.

[@scottclark7309]

They had epic performances all over there world. I think it was 1981 when they did a world stadium tour where they preformed in huge stadiums only all around the world .the crowds they drew at every stadiums where huge . Hundreds of thousands at each stadium that they played at during this tour

[@satoricrush]

As great as Freddie and Queen were over the years, there's one time where the stars all align and the performance is perfect. All the greats have them that etch them into immortality. This was the one for Queen. And sadly, Freddie passing away shortly after really shows this a "the performance of a lifetime". Just the way they played. No care in the world, lost in the music. Just free flowing with the energy.

[@ronaldgriffin9194]

Thank you guys so much for showing that video I remember the first time I heard the video or the song another One bites the dust by Queen it was played on the black radio stations cuz the white radio stations were not play it it was the black radio stations that played it and gave it what it needed to make it number one in this country thank you for showing this video God bless you too and I love you both. 📻🎶📀🤗😁✌️

[@marningritaguy]

Beer lowers your vocal cords as it relaxes them. My choir director fussed at me about it as I was a baritone until I was old enough to drink legally, then I became more of a bass singer.

[@PaulJoeTX]

Asia this is the one I went to! ❤❤❤❤

[@ivarwinter3049]

Scale for size: Wembley is roughly 2x the size as the Cowboy's stadium

[@peggyh8937]

P.S. If you do decide to watch Queen's Live Aid performance, be careful not to get the version where the end of set, We Are The Champions, has an abrupt cut to them taking a bow. It has millions of views and usually comes up at the top of the search cue so be careful. It's quite a jolt to watch all the way through and to have the end cut off. Instead look for uploads by Simo Fil or Dany Fil.

[@carlajimenez5483]

Great reaction. You're spot on about Freddie. There will never be another one like him

[@aimlessbauer9082]

I truly think Freddie Mercury was such a great performing and vocalist bc he thought singing and performing was fun!

[@marciebulsaraorcutt]

Wembley is famous because it was close-to-the-last concert that Freddie ever performed and it was (Thankfully!) filmed to sell on-video. There were other concerts with much BIGGER audiences before this (in South America… just the previous year, they played to an audience of AT LEAST 250,000.) And, there are earlier concerts (up-to-and-including Milton Keynes Bowl in 1982) where Freddie was actually much MORE “in his prime” vocally (because by 1986, Fred was being secretly impacted by HIV-related issues). And… although it’s true that Wembley’s capacity was about 70,000… Milton Keynes was actually about 65,000… and Queen’s last-ever concert at Knebworth Park was AT LEAST 120,000.

[@hankarmentrout6697]

I have a recreation football memory when I was 12 to this song

[@colleendebardeleben9167]

You should react to Queen's LIVE AID concert. Its 20 minutes. The Live Aid is the epic concert that is said it was the best rock performance EVER!

[@flutesong5527]

He drank a honey mixture to soothe his throat during performances

[@terrigabriel582]

Zillion likes😉 thanks You Two! ❤️ Love if You would Do "IN MY DEFENSE " RIght before Freddie's Passing...

[@fgf366]

Your comments about Freddie are spot on!!!!...😃💥👌

[@nonenone7250]

im glad you 2 love Queen... atleast you can be able to watch Queen videos and concert videos... love your remarks about freddie... and Queen...

[@michaelchilcott210]

I've watched Queen since they started out and i always love listening to them great review ☺☺

[@AsiaandBJ]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@shellyjackson3887]

Can you imagine being him on that stage in front of all those people? I must have felt on top of the world at that concert. Rio also!! God Bless him!

[@thecentralscrutinizer1758]

I went to this concert. I was 20 years old. I wasn't a huge Queen fan before the gig but it's now 2023 and I can confidently say it was the best concert I've seen. Brian's guitar solo was mesmerising &, of course, Freddie had the audience in the palm of his hand. Did you guys know that Brian May made that guitar with his dad when he was a teenager? The wood came from a 100-year-old old fireplace. He filled the woodworm holes with matchsticks. The inlays are pearl buttons, the whammy bar is modified knife & motorbike valve springs. He modified the pickups with epoxy to reduce feedback and white noise. He's also an astrophysicist and he's consulted with NASA on the New Horizons probe. The guy is a freak of nature! he's also the nicest man you could ever wish to meet.

[@heidi6063]

So many people underrate this song of Queen's. But I've always thought they were dead wrong. This is an awesome song, with a fantastic beat...basic or not, I don't care, we rocked to this in (1984? Not exactly sure lol), and we loved it then, and love it now 💕

[@Puttdaddy78]

Next Queen song should be Dragon Attack

[@AmatureAstronomer]

Was living in a small Texas town when they were recording. Would here them on the juke box. Thought they were very good and precise musicians. Had no idea who they were and how they got their name.

[@kayz0012]

Great reaction as always! 😊 I personally think this is the best version of this song! I strongly recommend (if you havent already done so), a movie reaction to the Queen Biopic - Bohemian Rhapsody! ❤

[@rhondacoleman6770]

Definitely the wimbley concert was one of the best but you should see queen Rockin Rio love of my life

[@michaelgibson6204]

ACDC headlined Monsters of Rock in Moscow with Metallica in front of an audience of One Million - For those about to Rock is a good song from that concert to react to

[@marciebulsaraorcutt]

Queen’s LARGEST audiences were actually in places like South America, w attendance of around 300,000. (Whereas Wembley “only” held about 78,000). Wembley IS fantastic… I think its fame, tho, comes from the fact it was filmed for release on video. (Also the fact that it was one of the LAST-ever live Queen concerts; they only did two more after Wembley.) The same is true of their well-known 1981 Montreal concert, it’s popular for its video quality. (It was filmed in 35 mm.) Personally, my FAVORITE concert is at MILTON KEYNES BOWL in 1982… Freddie at his all-time PEAK vocally!

[@user-fv5ms4sz8e]

This was a brand new song when I was in high school and we were using it for the football 🏈 games, but the principal thought it was too suggestive towards violence and ordered it to not be used any longer at pep rallies or games.

[@dogjose]

Antony and the johnsons , hope there's someone and you are my Sister are definitely worth a listen - such amazing songs and what a voice! Highly recommended! 😊

[@sonerozel312]

king of rock. Frediie.....

[@1lthrnk]

My school used to play this and “We are the champions” for our wrestling team. More championships than any school in the nation

[@matthewstover5149]

ah, yes ~ 💭 'confidence is freedom'

[@scottallen6160]

There are Haters in this world, don’t worry about them.. there are more people who love your channel And You! So, take the leap of faith and sing for your fans that love you for You.. 🙏🥰😉

[@joepimentel306]

Great request

[@kellycrook543]

You're so so right... he didn't dance he just moved with the music. He also didn't have voice lessons.. . What he had was natural

[@kimzwolinski9919]

I would listen to Freddie and Queen do the alphabet.❤❤❤❤ hilarious pause Bj 😂

[@misterp158]

Queen is on my top 5 of all time bands, maybe even higher. love you guys' thanks for reacting and sharing. good stuff

[@viviennehodson4768]

Brilliant ! Put the media in their place.

[@peggyh8937]

This was a fantastic concert but there were many excellent and popular full concerts. Queenies tend to pick the best moments and performances for each of their favorite songs and concerts, ie. Stone Cold Crazy live at the Rainbow 1974; White Queen live at Hammersmith 1975; Sombody to Love live at Montreal 81, Under Pressure live at Wembley 1986; Who Wants To Live Forever live at Budapest 1986, etc. Their 20 min set at Live Aid 1975 is largely considered their best performance ever and considered not just the best Queen performance but the best live rock performance ever by any band still to this day. They reportedly had a television viewing audience of 1.9 billion...with a B. I thought you had reacted to it but I don't see it on your list. That Live Aid performance is a must see. Everyone should see it at least once. It's just that good! Everything is on point and the crowd is 100% in sync with them. If you watch it, do yourself a favor and watch it in one setting. Don't split it up. You need to watch it as if you were there live. Just let yourself be there in the moment. Take it all in and let yourself feel the vibe. This was a charity concert for famine in Africa. Everyone who was anyone, with few exceptions, performed that day but it was agreed by all that Queen stole the show. Keep in mind each performer only had about 20 min. There were stop lights at the front of the stage. When the light turned red, they were told the power would go off. Watch for the lights on the stage toward the end and watch how close they timed it.

[@josemenendez4454]

This was their next to last show

[@mrlol2238]

You’re ready for queen, live aide.

[@billyt7081]

A & BJ - You Nailed it - If there is such a thing as a "Charisma" meter - Freddy is off the Scale.

[@tommullenix9493]

Hey guys. Please do queen “back chat “ 1982 live in Milton Keynes 🔥🔥🔥thanks boss

[@greenogre22]

wembley concerts are great but from the standpoint of quality please try the montreal concert videos. they are phenomenal!

[@terryallen345]

This was at Wembley stadium exactly one year after Live Aid. The remaining band members describe the three nights as "perfect". Freddie's last live show

[@rosa32]

You guys need to check out the film Bohemian Rhapsody on your other channel. It's great

[@calebclunie4001]

Hyde Park had a lot of attendance.