Queen - I Want It All Official Video (Reaction!!!!!)

TMG Family!!!!
Queen - I Want It All (Official Video)
#Queen #IWantItAll #TheMatthewsFam
Original Video Link: • Queen - I Want It All ...
Click Here To Subscribe: / @thematthewsfam
Thank you so much for the Love and Support! I really appreciated it and am humbled! Stay Tuned for more Videos!💯
"Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use."

[@richlisola1]

Sad to think Freddie only had two years left of life in 1989, still looked handsome but was losing weight. Still, fucking fire until the end. Rockstar life

[@krisbowditch827]

Well said dude

[@Commack08]

He worked up until his last days.. Even as sick as he was.. A real showman and trooper.

[@legomaster8718]

It is said that people that shot I’m gone slightly mad in 1991 said that Freddie was worried about the penguin shooting with him and worried that it was to hot just to get his mind of his problems. What a legend though thinking about everyone and everything sad to know we lost someone that talented.

[@95KIPPIE]

Freddie was the Master at his craft, and Queen is best rock band ever

[@althelas]

Freddie never allowed their music being used for commercials. It was years after his death that the rest of the band allowed the use for commercials and as far as I know do all the royalties from those commercials go to the Mercury Phoenix Trust. This trust was founded by Roger, Brian and John after Freddies death to help people with HIV and fund research for a cure.

[@carmenjones9539]

Freddie had it ALL...he was SEXY as hell, talented as hell, brilliant as , artistic as hell and gifted as hell....he WAS THE TOTAL PACKAGE!!!

[@gemmabraga9580]

And don't forget he was a nice person too.

[@montrelouisebohon-harris7023]

Roger was adorable in such a cute way, but he and Freddie Mercury were such party animals. Roger couldn't stay faithful to one woman for nothing. He and Dominique were together for 12 years before they got married and then married after having kids and immediately got separated 6 months or so later. WTH? They were always the most attractive and cutest couple and I don't think to this day me and married to this young girl now he couldn't say that he didn't care for Dominique or the mother of his children at all. The mother of his last three kids, Debbie, gave me the heebie-jeebies and I always thought she was a bit of a sleaze. She might not have been but gave out that vibe that his other two women have never given out.. he was so good-looking when he was younger and now he looks like Father Christmas. Fred was Persian and most of them are very handsome and they grow old with Grace.

[@sweetrainissues1550]

Hell YES he was !.

[@amandabirky4642]

There wasn't a crowd because Freddie was so sick. They had to record in segments because he had to rest. He would get so tired. He was undergoing radiation treatments and incredibly ill. He was still so sexy and still sang till days before he died. Gift from God!

[@carleyseabrook903]

You want to see something amazing watch the full live aid 1985 performance by them the whole thing is about 20 minutes but it’s so worth watching the entire thing it’s considered the best live rock performance in history. really recommend it

[@rotwiler7674]

Agree, watch the Live Aid performance, you get to see over 70,000 fans reacting.

[@scottbaird9961]

Want a crowd reaction to queen that wasn't a queen crowd then you gotta watch it.

[@sherimerenda9758]

Well its ah oooooh k for me

[@jimash8515]

If you want some more impressive lyrics check out "the tragically hip" they are a huge Canadian rock band not very well known in the US. Check out a song called "38 years old" or any of the many many others. You won't be disappointed.

[@barberasredhair9720]

You're fast becoming my favourite reviewer of Queen, insightful enthusiasm, very enjoyable. Thank you

[@anitaallen5248]

Barberasredhair agreed

[@dianecomly6132]

Me too!

[@cyndigirl418]

It's amazing to know that by this time, Freddie was really feeling the affects of battling AIDS, and yet he still sounds amazing! He is truly missed! RIP Freddie Mercury!

[@pedrorodriguez2755]

He sounded great until the end. His last recording was may 1991, 6 months before his death.

[@tsukigalleta]

What Roger put on his drum wasn't water, it was beer, LOL! Every song written after 1986 doesn't have a live version unfortunately. Freddie was too sick to stand a full concert. It would have been great to see this live though! Thank you so much!! Great reaction!!

[@damienssportshorts4429]

tsukigalleta yeh I read that they had to distort the lighting in the video because he looked so ill. The geezer is a legend !

[@edwardgonzales8454]

Yessir look up live aid concert

[@teresadutson3121]

When I think about how determined he was to get out the music he did when he was so damn sick and let me tell you being that sick going into the recording studio and telling Brian I can do it taking a shot of vodka and getting it perfect in one friggin take are you kidding me the guy was a Phenom. All the music he would have written and sang it just makes me sad to think not just that we didn't get to hear it but that he didn't get to write it and sing it because he loved writing and singing more than anything else in the world he got so much joy out of music and Performing I mean you look at them on stage he's freaking having a great time he loved his fans he loved music he loved performing. It's just really really sad but we will all hear him again one day because you know he's up there and he took command of the Heavenly Choir and they are rocking it.

[@decodolly1535]

It's Queen - I'm only surprised it wasn't Bollinger champagne 😊

[@jss1328]

Wasn't it 1989 since Freddie did concerts in 1986. Remember the 1985 and 1986 Live Wembley concerts. Freddie looked healthy in 1986 and had tons of energy and moved on the stage as he pleased. He was diagnosed with AIDS in 1987 and he didn't start to deteriate until the late 80s. I think you mean 1989-1991. He was really sick especially in the last 2 years. They even had makeup and filters to cover his skin because of how bad it was. If you go back to 86 and before, his skin was as clear and smooth as a child's.

[@melissacurtis7216]

Queen went back to their 70s style. Rock/metal. Best ever

[@brasschick4214]

Melissa Curtis Brian wrote it- he and Roger are the rockers. John was more funk/jazz. Freddie did both but moved away from hard rock as time progressed.

[@msdarby515]

I can't tell you how much joy it brings me to watch you become a fan of the GOAT band of my youth. Every album that came out was almost like listening to a different band. Always something unique and amazing. You get them and I love it.

[@maddy7]

Yep, I so remember this very clearly. I am SO THRILLED you are discovering one of the great rock & roll bands esp. with Freddie's incredible vocal range. There will never be another like him!!!

[@SugarcatPlays]

When you said “you all have to understand what you’re all witnessing” I smiled. Most of us do, don’t worry. This band was perfect. We should feel honoured to been around to experience them

[@melissaleonard7839]

I think this is one of Queen's most underrated Songs!!! I LOVE 💗 this song!! It freaking ROCKS!!! LOVE Freddie's Voice/Growl in this Song!! (And, to know that Freddie was SO Ill?!? Just makes it even more AMAZING!!!) Also, Brian's Guitar Solo, John's Bass, and Roger's Drums...!!! It is just freaking AMAZING...!!!!

[@tanaforet8684]

Freddie Mercury and Queen cross ALL boundaries and draw you in to love their music. Once you hear and witness their magic, you’re HOOKED!

[@LA-fz5qw]

Freddie looked puffy from treatments and grew the beard to hide sores on his chin and jaw 😥

[@SugarcatPlays]

Lora Achille That terrible fucking disease must have been miserable. He endured and worked through it as long as he could.

[@itoaraziofficial5048]

It's a pity. Despite his reasons for growing it, I actually liked the beard.

[@superemepwr]

That’s right, he was undergoing radiation therapy and a number of medications to manage the symptoms of AIDS.

[@amandabirky4642]

You know it had to kill Freddy to not be able to move around and dance like he used to. It kills me to know what was happening to him but the power in his voice was amazing! This group was one of those who will never come again!

[@teresadutson3121]

Freddie had a 4 octave range. He was a baratone, but sang as a tenor most of the time. To say he had an insane range does not even cover it. there are very few who have/had it and even fewer that sounded even 1/100th as good as Freddie did. He could hit high F like nothing. He not only used his focal flaps, but he would throat sing or throat hum. Only known really by the monks and buddists in certain parts of the world. It is very difficult to do and it is not a natural thing for a singer to do. Nobody knows if Freddie stumbbled on to it and thought this sounds good, feels right or if it just came naturally or if someone showed it to him(though I don't think he hung with many monks and few can master it enough to teach someone). We will never know, but these things that he did gave him the amazing sound he had. The growl and gruff was from the throat singing . He knew how to breath and how to enunciate and just how to color each and every word that he sung. He was a master at making the words have more feeling just by the way he sang them. We will never hear or see another like him he was truely a one of a kind.

[@SugarcatPlays]

Teresa Dutson well put

[@teresadutson3121]

@@SugarcatPlays 😀 thx

[@tanaforet8684]

Beautifully put and also Amazing that it was all Freddie their own voices.

[@LadyEstas]

he had a 5 octave range :)

[@aliceinbookland2137]

From anecdotal evidence (Roger Taylor discussing Freddie’s early singing style), he came by his insanely fast vibrato (determined through video analysis to be twice as fast as the legendary Pavarotti) naturally, and had to work to develop a more common singing style. Roger described his singing voice as a tenor as “like a sheep bleating” when he started out, and he had to learn by ear and practice a tenor range instead of his naturally operatic baritone or his easier to learn falsetto. But the vibrato being so fast as to be sometimes inaudible made his shifting in keys and styles smooth in a way I’ve never heard anywhere else. And he has the physical structure of a naturally strong singer: wide face and nose not too skinny, loose jaw, barrel chest for lung capacity.

[@Daz555Daz]

Incredible that all 4 wrote massive hits. What an amazing coming together of all-time great talent.

[@tommiller3701]

god bless u man. Had the honour of meeting all the band but Freddie , would give my back teeth to have met him ,was just too young

[@steveakhurst7845]

Bohemian Rhapsody, We will rock you, We are the champions.. all of them they could have retired on with royalties... they loved making good relevant music which is why they continued, You will actually know more of their songs than you realize, above is just a few, I could name more such as Under pressure, the list could go on , Enjoying your reactions to Queen I hope you enjoy the full Journey :)

[@michelle88960]

The Great Pretender is a bittersweet video. He knows he hasn't got long to live, and the lyrics were as if they were meant for Freddie. He was so quiet off stage, and the video goes through all his other videos. Also I love Breakthru.

[@jakeselig7410]

One of the greatest bands of all time, RIP Freddie you may be gone but you will always be remembered in our musical hearts.

[@sweetrainissues1550]

Freddie was a genius and beautiful. A musical / lyrical BEAST !!!!.

[@lusmas99]

Long time Queen fan. I remember when this came out in 1989, it was used as an intro for Mike Tyson for one of his fights in 1989. Super cool.

[@LuizFgraca]

Sou brasileiro...que energia nessa musica, the best .....perfect..do caralho.,...kkkk

[@singlepringle7485]

My journey listening to Queen started a long, long time ago. In the last year of high school a guy asked me if we could be an item. I told him: this is the last year of school, I will never see you again after we graduate! Next day at the bus stop he put his walkman on my head and let me listen to "one year of love". It send the chills through my bones! I was right, he isn't the guy I ended up marrying. But we had a very romantic young lovers year, and I've been hooked on Queen ever since...

[@briannalove749]

This is my second video of yours, after Somebody To Love, and your reactions are amazing to watch. I'm going to watch the rest of your Queen reaction videos right now!!! (It still amazes me that you didn't know about Queen... But I guess growing up with parents who grew up in the 80s makes it inevitable for me.) I heard this song on the radio a few weeks ago after not hearing it for years and my reactions was basically the same as yours 😂😂

[@TheMatthewsFam]

It's A Great Journey For Me

[@Commack08]

5:15 --- Much love man.. Life is all about expanding the mind and embracing new things.. New experiences keep you young. Keeps the brain making new pathways and connections.

[@bbbfst]

No crowd. By 1989, Freddie was no longer able to perform live. So anything after 86.

[@bbbfst]

To be clear, no live Queen performances after 1986.

[@imgreendayfan3617]

@@bbbfst There were no live Queen performances with FREDDIE after 1986. There were and are Queen live performances after 1986, but without Freddie. For example: Freddie Mercury tribute concert 1992, 1997 with Elton John (The Show Must Go On), 2004-2009 Queen+Paul Rodgers, 2012-present Queen+Adam Lambert.

[@bbbfst]

@@imgreendayfan3617 If Freddie isn't there, it's not a Queen performance, IMO. So I'll stay with "no live Queen performances after 1986."

[@joribremer5260]

I heard years back that they tried to make plans for a tour (nothing was sceduled) , (so they did some rehearsals) but after a few songs Freddie had no energy left... , maybe rumors but thats what I heard

[@laurenb3928]

Queen is one of the only bands to have every member in the song writers hall of fame. They wrote amazing songs!

[@jonash1947]

Freddie Mercury was 1 of 4 in the world who could hit all 4 octaves..he could smoothly change from one octaves to another..Yes Freddie was and always well be one of the best singers and frontmen ever..Gone way to soon...

[@cjoyce_1240]

This man is magic. Like no other!

[@hollywest4674]

Please give "You Take My Breath Away" studio version. It's mindblowing how beautiful and haunting his voice is. Getting my 5 yr old daughter into Queen. New subscriber. Love your reactions!

[@samloveslfc]

You should listen to the studio version, then listen to the live at Hyde Park '76 version. It's just Freddie and his piano and is totally ethereal to listen to and very different from what they ended up recording. (He says that they "haven't quite recorded it" when he introduces the song.)

[@tehmcfogarty6813]

Back in the 70’s - Present, I TRULY WISH, I had someone, such as yourself, that actually appreciated Queen as I did. Love Ya for Loving Queen. My friends never got it like you do. Thanks.

[@Julian-to7ro]

Thanks for your reaction my bruh, you cool as this song is. Strong, catchy with a good message! Cos you are curious and can sense good music, it's so nice to see your reaction! So much good music out there 😊 PS: Freddie so into the song and solo that he almost forgets to sing at 7:13😊

[@dianesilverstein6475]

I keep falling in love with Queen!

[@jozefhatert6231]

Queens songs never boring takes you up down different styles in one sung perfect

[@amandascanlon8344]

Beard and long sleves were to cover sores. Also had them on bottom of feet and legs thats why he wasn't moving around that much

[@ragingbull154]

He always said the four extra upper teeth he was born with gave him unbelievable range. He refused to have them removed fearing he would lose his vocal range. Definitely watch Live Aid 1985 performance. Greatest Rock performance of all time. Wembley stadium near 100,000 fans singing along with Freddie was amazing. Plus close to 1 billion watching on television. I'll never forget watching it. I was in the United States but it felt like Queen was right there in my parents living room. I was 13 at the time.

[@chasitycaviness9057]

I love this song

[@lucianeedgington5608]

My 10 year old boy loves his music. That is true music, transcends trough time and generations . It is eternal. So hard to find anything like this today. Quem forever ❤️

[@benjaminbutler1670]

In this song Brian May was unleashed. He showed ALL the 80's guitar gods who the freaking BOSS was.

[@jeanninedoyle9523]

Benjamin Butler Benjamin, Lamar has done >80 Queen. videos, wish he’d get back to them. He did one about a month ago

[@lawrenceabeyta3808]

You probably have heard some Queen hits like We Will Rock You, We Are The Champions, Another one Bites the Dust. Anyway, Brian’s guitar was actually made by him and his father, it is called The Red Special. Gave them a unique sound. He wrote a book about it and it is a unique story in itself.

[@eileentsiapanos5430]

lawrence abeyta It’s “Bites” not “Bytes”. Lemme guess.. autocorrect? Lol I’ve hit “send” b4 looking msgs n whatnot over b4. I get it. I just wanted (or, shudnt I say, I felt the need) to correct, lest u and/or someone else think “Bytes” is correct. As a MOF, there Were no Bytes yet. 😂 (not that I’m aware of, anyway)

[@eileentsiapanos5430]

lawrence abeyta Wow! I did not know that. Thank you for the 411, man.

[@Reggieshandy]

Please react to Queen at Live Aid. One of the greatest live performances. You will love it. 1) It’s Queen 2) It’s live 3) You see Audience reaction the whole time cos their set was during the afternoon 4) They stole the show that was shared by the best bands in the world

[@RB-uh1ss]

Queen.. what an Awesome band❤️R.I.P Freddie

[@johnbarraco5561]

1 of my favorites of Queen.. great channel stay up man❤️💯 always peace , love , and of course respect. Keep doing your thing ✌️

[@kennyfranklin7260]

I’m really enjoying this Queen ride with you! Love the way you do your videos and love Queen. Great job brother!

[@TexasMagnolia]

Thank you once again L for the Queen journey. 7 months later, laid up recovering from surgery, I’m binging on your Queen reactions.

[@vanjalavoie550]

I have loooved Queen for a very long time. What an amazing job they always did!

[@MR-so1pf]

I loved your reaction and how you do a little research on Queen and the song that you're reacting to. Freddie was amazing. There will never be another singer of his caliber. He was one of a kind. Did you know that after he died, the rest of the band held a tribute to Freddie? There were 72,000 fans in Wembley for the concert for Freddie. Almost every singer who sang Queen songs had to change the keys. George Michael and Axl Rose were the only singers who were able to sing the songs in the right keys.` This is according to Robert Plant, when spoke about Freddie at the tribute. I can only imagine what else Freddie could've accomplished if, he had lived for another 10 years. You're right, Freddie could sing in any genre and sound great.

[@marniethedyslexic6445]

L thank you for having an open mind. I love your reactions!👍😀❤️

[@leisareed9687]

I love how much you love and appreciate Freddie and Queen. I'm 58 and although I knew of queen in the late 70's and 80's when I was in my 20's, I didn't follow them. Now I wish I had. I'm a born again fan since the movie, and can't get enough of their music. Keep up the great work.

[@jeffstevens4262]

Dude, if you want to see the crowd react to Freddie and Queen doing this track, just check out 'Queen Live at Wembley 1986'. God love him.

[@phatlyt]

Been here on this video you did before, but still love watching your reaction to it here, you understand how important of a band Queen are in the history books, and as is quite often said, that Queen invented hip hop lol, they refused to be tied down to genre's and or labels, just being who they are made them the legends of music they are today. and yeah it's just a shame that this was so close to the end for Freddie, but he never gave up doing what he loved and giving his fans something. one of the bravest and strongest people in history, period. RIP to the greatest Singer, Frontman & Performer to ever live

[@bobbiehall8787]

I just love your Queen ride. It was so great. I been watching them over and over. Love it. From a truly huge Queen fan. Thanks so much.

[@bethford6007]

Yeah, they had a rehearsal studio to practice performance (visual etc.) and that is where lots of their videos were filmed LIKE a concert was actually happening. Their Bohemian Rhapsody video was the first any bands ever did. It was PRE MTV and THEN it became industry standard for bands to do them.

[@bjwaugh4294]

TMG I WANT IT ALL!!! EXCELLENT REACTION.

[@markbaker2826]

Freddie & Montserrat " Barcelona " !! AMAZING !!

[@neilwhite7556]

85K + views WOW. I feel like I missed the train with you. I really enjoyed your discovery of Queen. Although I was alive, I missed Queen when they were at their peak. Even though my 14 year old son had one of their albums and my wife and I danced to “Crazy Littlt Thing Called Love, Freddie’s homage to Elvis, because it was the rock and roll style of our youth (I’m 82). I didn’t pay attention to their music until I saw “Bohemian Rhapsody”. Now I have been on a discovery journey much like your own. I am a Queen fan. Thanks for your insights and honest enjoyment of their music. And at the risk of offending some hip hop fans...Rock On!

[@Fitzroyfallz]

I love your in-depth reactions! Good on you for doing your research too! I'd love to see more Queen reactions.

[@cainealexander-mccord2805]

It's a joy to behold-you learning about rock from the greatest band of all time. Been with you since the Weird Al reactions-and love every minute of it!

[@deborahcornell171]

It's a joy to watch you not only enjoy Queen's music but discover you already have a connection to some of it and didn't even realize it. You'll run into that again with "Another One Bites the Dust", "We Will Rock You" and "We Are the Champions".

[@headrushindi]

It doesnt matter what kind of music we listen to.. there are geniuses in ALL genres.. Rock , Pop, opera, rap R&B.. country and on an on and Sadly we have nearly lost them all. Michael the King of Pop, Aretha The Queen of Soul..Freddy the greatest rock vocaslist of all time ...we can only remember them now through the masterpieces of sound they have left us to cherish

[@TrueDuckFan]

I was never a big queen van but have come to respect a lot of their songs as I listen to more and more and this one is bad ass as it has almost everything in it and the raunchy guitars are just sick

[@95KIPPIE]

Queen wrote amazing lyrics, and think of the time in which they wrote them

[@montereyharris1277]

I didn’t know you were old enough to have heard this song. My daughter will be 30 in August and this song came out in May 1989 and I was six months pregnant with her driving home from work when I first heard it. I knew from the harmony that it was Queen & I was excited because I did like the group a lot and they finally put out another album. I sat in my car and I was listening to this song until the end and I couldn’t believe how incredibly powerful it was!! The harmonies plus the vocals on top of the musical instruments were just top-notch. I was pumped up after hearing this & LOVED this song ever since. I’m surprised my poor baby girl didn’t come out saying in the lyrics to this song. You just don’t look old enough to have been born, or maybe a toddler when this song was released. It is an awesome song and I think it was one hell of an incredible come back for queen after taking a hiatus from the studio and all of the touring. I didn’t realize until 2 1/2 years later that Freddie Mercury did have HIV and AIDS at the time this was done.

[@homeone4054]

Loving you Queen (and rugby) reaction vids man. And you just reintroduced me to this tune. Not listened to I Want It All for years!

[@stuartquinn4464]

Mr Matthews.. During this torrid time God bless you and your family and friends from a UK rock band Queen fan.. God speed and bless u all brother

[@joanbennett5357]

Thank you for introducing the greatness and perfection of Queen. Freddie was a perfectionist, and we will miss him forever!

[@jessebrown3870]

I would suggest "You're my best friend" by Queen...I think you'll recognize it as well

[@helenvermeulen6981]

Freddie was sick already so 1986 was the last tour that Queen toured with Freddie thereafter all they did was record music and videos up until Freddie death. Freddie wanted to write and be with the band right up till the end

[@95KIPPIE]

You are my favorite reactor! You give so much respect to Freddie and the band. Nice to see you appreciating their legendary music and talent!

[@giadauchiha6034]

Queen for ever !!! I love Freddie Mercury !❤ UNICO !!!!

[@celticpoet21]

if you love the solos in these songs so far, you should definitely check out Brighton rock written specifically by and for Brian May's guitar. major awesome!

[@paulmcinerney5995]

Loving your Queen reaction, more!!

[@scottwestergren8344]

A terrific commentary! One aspect that really makes Queen stand out from pretty much anyone else is the guitar playing of Brian May. His riffs were very rarely something of their own sound. Most of the time, he integrated the melody of the song into his playing, which leads to a solid, consistent and cohesive sound. Also, look into the history of May's guitar, The Red Special, and you will understand just why it sounds so unique.

[@bridgettherose609]

This feels like a return to form. At that point, Freddie had gone solo and Queen took a two year break. So I imagine that fans were really excited and happy that Queen was back. They probably also found Freddie’s new look jarring but still. I’d call this song the national anthem for all collectors. I want it all and I want it now!

[@terrigabriel582]

Seeing another part of yourself, pretty awesome, I'm so enjoying this too

[@lisastrange2553]

One if not the best solos by Brian May! He wrote the song. It is also one of the best performances by Freddie. He pours his soul into it. He had several skin cancers due to AIDS. That is the reason for the long sleeve shirt, beard and tie.

[@miconis123]

I can only imagine the energy Brian is getting with Freddie next to him using his mic stand like a guitar.

[@stumblepuppy606]

Fun facts: The song's title is derived from a quote Brian May's wife said while watching from the wngs of Live Aid, "I want it all" Freddie never played this song live, as The Magic Tour was the last tour he would perform with Queen, though he did perform Barcelona live later. The song is played live by Queen in more recent tours with vocals provided by a variety of singers from Paul Rogers to Adam Lambert. The "water" coming up from the drum skins on Roger's kit is actually beer, which he would pour over his kit to give it a better sound than dry.

[@aqulex84]

Nice reaction man, Iam a big hip hop head too but grew up with queen my whole life because of my parents. Just watch their Knebworth Park Concert. 120k people rocking to their music.Epic shit. OR ACDC live concert Live in River Plate.. Those crowds killed it

[@terran236]

love the enthusiasm you show as well as researching the music and lyrics. Sets your channel apart! Keep it up.

[@wenchemoberg3602]

Every song from Queen is a masterpeace love them. Greatings from norway 🇸🇯

[@charlenedrowns5706]

Written by Brian May, Inspired by his wife Anita Dobson. There is a story about that too. Great video! ❤

[@amydavid1111]

I love watching you enjoy these songs!

[@rhonda49]

I appreciate your reviews. Queen is classically iconic. This is the time period when Freddie had lesions and wore long sleeved shirts to cover them. The songs after 1986 that they created he never performed in front of an audience. He would tire easily. But the one thing you’ll never be able to take from that legend is his unparalleled voice and presence. Also, Roger never used water on the drums. It was always beer. Thank you for expanding your audience to Freddie. He was one of a kind and no one can do it better. If you want a trip though listen to Marc Matel. He doesn’t look like Freddie but sounds just like him and did a lot of the music for the movie.

[@terrichristenson432]

I am enjoying your journey with Queen !! Love your enthusiasm for Freddie's performances, their lyrics and music. I am a long time fan, I enjoy all types of music. Would like to have you react to Distrubed "Sound of Silence". Very powerful performance by David Draiman.

[@tonya7561]

This is in my top 3 fave queen songs! Rock music is actually soothing. When I'm having a bad day, I'll get in my car and turn on hard rock and turn it up loud. Helps with agression!

[@elle_danielle74]

Living On My Own is such a bop you should really react to that one!!👌🏼

[@sophiecooper3624]

Oh my god yes and the music video is just awesome 😅 Freddie solo had some good songs

[@elle_danielle74]

Sophie Cooper I absolutely agree with you 100%!😊

[@kelleeholmes9448]

Brian is actually an Astrophysicist, Deacon on the bass, an electrical engineer and invented the Deacy Amp, which til this day no one has been able to figure out how he did it or get the same sound that Queen had. I'm told they have come close, but not yet...lol Basically what you had on that stage was "The Big Bang Theory" four extremely intelligent men. That's why I think he said "We are a bunch of misfits playing for misfits. And..."We are the Champions" was the closing song for "Revenge of the Nerds" Coincidence? It's also said that in his whole career, no one can find where Brian hit a wrong note on his guitar during many of his solos.

[@ailinialofa1479]

Freddie's best vocals in this song

[@lidiahernandez67]

One of my favorite Queen songs i love it

[@rberto718]

Hello, you reactions are priceless!!! Keep rockin and keep up the good job!!! Best regards!!!

[@rberto718]

Thanks. Now if you want to take a complete turn around, Queen ventured into the Soul/R&B world after Another One Bites The Dust was a massive hit. Check out this song called Cool Cat. It is a great song and one Freddie's best vocal performances. All the best!!!

[@MrPpppppppppf]

DONT STOP ME NOW !!!!!!! Damnnnnn bruh Queens best

[@cookie1054]

I don’t normally comment but I love your enthusiasm for this song. This is my jam when I don’t want to go to work. Me and my old roommate would get into this to get motivated. He was a hip hop fan but loved this track. The lyrics hit hard in a way rock isn’t known for. Fair or not. Imagine if Freddy lived. Imagine a collaboration with a great hip hop artist. I’m sure it would be great.

[@chrisscorpio5651]

Do "Who wants to live forever"

[@nickybabalas]

Dude. 100%

[@sohyoseok8561]

Do ALL

[@kyotocoversjimanderson782]

Congratulations on some of the best reactions of all the "reaction" channels on KZbin.

[@TheJoeAK]

You mention how he can switch his voice to fit any type of song. He actually changes his voice and style within the ssme song sometimes. As a kid that was a huge Queen fan, I thought I knew Freddies voice. Then the hot space album came out. One of the songs is called Put out the Fire. He sings so low and reserved in the verses then jumps up in the chorus. I actually at first thought it wasn't Freddie singing as I didn't understand how the same person could sing 2 totally different ways in the same song. Put out the fire would be a nice reaction for you