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[@julieford8788]

I’ve said it a million times... there will never be anyone like Freddie Mercury. He’s unique voice hooked us all. 💓💓🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻💙💙💙

[@midnightfury7267]

You got that right!🎤 Freddy had the pipes!

[@_Slicedbread]

Peep this video, if you like Freddie Mercury. Polyphonic, Freddie Mercury. kzbin.info/www/bejne/pmSwm6aogrN2mLc

[@allensaunders449]

The whole band was great. Over time people have been forgetting that

[@_Slicedbread]

@@allensaunders449 I agree. I like to talk about the analogy, "making music". Meaning being in unison, or something to that effect. Everything in perfect harmony... Because making music with other people, and everyone on time, isn't easy at all. What less, Queen. Rock Gods.

[@maryalice578]

Freddie's voice, persona, stage presence, it was a complete package. So missed😥

[@wanghotangho5803]

I believe it’s starting to dawn on a lot of Reaction channels, that the 70’s was by far the coolest era for music

[@DonnaVito-dv6ek]

I love the 70s we had the best music ever nothing can compare

[@Stoughton48]

Wanghotangho Without a doubt. The 70s was the best era of music. I have a 35 year old son that totally agrees.

[@Katehowe3010]

A lot of incredible music from the seventies, but i believe the sixties was the golden decade!

[@kenperk9854]

If they hadn't already.

[@kenperk9854]

@@nickyfield137 not as much as the other decades except the '60s.

[@willdwyer6782]

Brian May's guitar is a one of a kind hand-built masterpiece that Brian and his father built together when he was a teenager. It is known as the Red Special.

[@HarkenRoad]

And one of the amps featured here is the 'Deacy', a practice amp John Deacon cobbled together from a sub-1 watt radio circuit board salvaged from a trash dumpster. When pushed with a treble booster, and due to fortuitous circumstances (an early circuit design using germanium transistors that also happened to be mismatched, and somewhat undersized transformers that go into magnetic saturation) it creates those unique bell-like tones.

[@mikemclaughlin3306]

Gilmour, Santana, and Brian May...... the 3 tone gods

[@jmhaces]

I remember that back in the day it was also called "Fireplace" because the story went he and his father had used wood from their fireplace mantel to build it.

[@MsPrincesspaulina]

@@mikemclaughlin3306 Add Hendrix and B.B. King to that list. All 5 of them you can tell who's playing just by their unique guitar tone.

[@pmaster1173]

Love when guitarists have their iconic guitars they kept as kids, like Billie Joe's Blue.

[@williethebeerman]

Hey brother Jamel, Did you know that Brian May (guitarist) has a PHD in Astro physics? It's true! and I must add he earned it for real, not some "honorary" degree. He is a freaking genius.

[@LordDiamonds]

All of them have a higher education degree if i remember right.

[@pamelainArizona]

I believe you are correct. I think Freddie's was in art or graphic design. He designed their logo. Everybit of it has meaning.

[@frankholland3025]

@@LordDiamonds Yes, Deacon was an electrical engineer (he designed and made the Amp that Queen used for their entire career. Its called the Deacky amp) and Roger was studying to be a dentist but switched to get a degree in Biology. Also Brian May has several Astronomy books published and worked with NASA on the Pluto fly by mission.

[@darthzen]

Not only that, but he worked on the Mars Rover and helped design an asteroid deflection program as well.

[@megshimatsu8615]

Ritchie Blackmore said Brian May is a brilliant guitar player. He's right....

[@aliciaencaderada1361]

My 83 year old mom's favorite song

[@bonniebickett4520]

Freddy did The Great Pretender she would love it!

[@lisamcbride8921]

Awesome!

[@vwlssnvwls3262]

Freddie Mercury was an amazing artist, and there will never be another like him.

[@garywillingham3644]

i agree but they said the same thing about Elvis

[@JonathanGarcia-pq5hg]

@@garywillingham3644 yeah but there is ton of elvis impersonators that sound like him

[@henderson023]

Freddie Mercury was a gift to humanity. You're quite correct, there will never be another Freddie Mercury, and we are the poorer for his death from HIV/AIDS. Of course, the reason that we're talking about Freddie is in part because Queen was such a killer band (no pun intended) and the songs they crafted stretched the boundaries of rock 'n roll as a genre. The songs could've been done by a mediocre band with a mediocre frontman...and we'd end up with music that most folks would shrug at. But Freddie wasn't mediocre, Queen wasn't mediocre, and the songs were NEVER mediocre. Thank goodness.

[@smitadas7987]

That vocals were something....

[@stellarsuun]

@@garywillingham3644 and David Bowie

[@DonFormica]

I consider myself very very fortunate. My very first rock concert was Queen in 1978. They set the bar very very high for all future concerts.

[@leemcclements8889]

DonFormica Mine was in 1977.We both were very fortunate to experience Freddie and when Queen was in their glory!

[@michellechase4753]

Minesweeper too! In 1977!

[@1177kc]

Lucky

[@lisamcbride8921]

They sure did! You left having been totally entertained!

[@pinkey943]

Mine to NYC

[@cari8792]

Queen: the only band that can use words like fastidious and still be cool AF! 😂😂😂❤️

[@bonniebickett4520]

I learned vocabulary from the songs!!!

[@rupertlona9514]

Queen is known for their signature multi track harmonies!

[@williammanns9927]

Roger Taylor

[@dimitrasotirakoglou2553]

Freddie Mercury had done the harmonies Roger Taylor has the high notes.

[@williamevans9426]

And all done by actual re-recording over and over onto separate tracks of one or more physical tapes, then mixing down. Long before the digital era made it so much easier (probably too easy)!

[@kennethsword551]

Queen is a genre of their own.

[@jena6587]

Not very many have a 4 octave range! That’s why he never got his teeth fixed. I read that he thought it’d screw up his range. I love Freddie!

[@LucilleBrawl17]

He had extra teeth. The guy who did some of the vocals for the movie that was released a couple years ago, Marc Martell, had a a very similar voice and his mouth was shaped a lot like FM.

[@lydmarl.475]

I was always wondering about it, so did Robin Gibb, always wonder why?

[@bradywalton1357]

That “underwater” sound is a flanger. Basically it doubles the track with a slight delay, but the time of the delay changes which’s creates that whoosh sound

[@lindanadeau1884]

I love their song "I'm In Love With My Car (written and sung by drummer Roger Taylor).

[@JMADNICK]

Told my girl I’ll have to forgetta Rather buy me a new carburetta.

[@MikeStoddart]

'39 from the same album.

[@pdmullgirl]

Yes, Freddy was quite the showman. Broke the mold when they made him!! Enjoyed your video Jamel! ❤️💜💚

[@l.t.w8985]

He was the greatest Showman. Nobody could work a stage like Freddie Mercury. Still no one can.

[@DonnaleaSpencer]

I hadn't realized you hadn't done the official Killer Queen yet! lol. This is THE song that brought me to Queen in the first place back when it was first released. Clever lyrics & pretty Freddie & WHAT A VOICE.

[@BayouMan64]

One of of the first 45s I owned.

[@sarahzentexas]

Hi 👋 to a fellow old person! I was 13 when this came out, and I loved it immediately. So different!

[@DonnaleaSpencer]

@@sarahzentexas hi back to you! I was even older at 19! this song was a stunner.

[@xoxxobob61]

This was the first song I ever heard by QUEEN growing up!

[@dannyharbour3951]

The first Queen song I heard was Keep Yourself Alive. I want that song played at my funeral.

[@Hobodeluxe007]

Queen's "Melancholy Blues" no one ever reacts to that one and It's one of my favorites.

[@maryannturton9830]

Love Melancholy Blues!🎙

[@brianh9358]

Lyrics: She keeps Moët et Chandon In her pretty cabinet "Let them eat cake," she says Just like Marie Antoinette A built-in remedy For Khrushchev and Kennedy (Ooh, ooh) At anytime an invitation You can't decline (Ooh, ooh) Caviar and cigarettes Well versed in etiquette Extraordinarily nice [Chorus] She's a Killer Queen Gunpowder, gelatin Dynamite with a laser beam Guaranteed to blow your mind (Pa-pa-pa-pa) Anytime Ooh Recommended at the price Insatiable in appetite Wanna try? [Verse 2] To avoid complications She never kept the same address In conversation, she spoke Just like a baroness Met a man from China Went down to Geisha Minah (Ooh, ooh) (Killer, killer, she's a killer Queen) Then again incidentally If you're that way inclined Perfume came naturally From Paris (Naturally) For cars, she couldn't care less Fastidious and precise [Chorus] She's a Killer Queen Gunpowder, gelatin Dynamite with a laser beam Guaranteed to blow your mind (Pa-pa-pa-pa) Anytime [Guitar Solo] [Bridge] Drop of a hat she's as willing as Playful as a pussy cat (Ooh) Then momentarily out of action (Ooh) Temporarily out of gas (Ta-taaa) To absolutely drive (Drive you wild, wild) She's all out to get you [Chorus] She's a Killer Queen Gunpowder, gelatin Dynamite with a laser beam (Pa-pa-pa-ra) Guaranteed to blow your mind (Anytime) Ooh Recommended at the price Insatiable in appetite Wanna try? [Outro] Wanna try?

[@cathytobias4722]

One of my absolute favorites, sensual yet playful! Love me some Queen 👑💗

[@debbiedillon171]

Thank you!!!! I could never figure out all the lyrics!!!

[@lynnhoffman247]

No, he never did any acting - singing was his life. This song is about a high class call girl. 😂 “Now I’m Here” live from Wembley 1986 - another great performance by the whole band...and another great jacket! 🔥🎶🔥 Queen doesn’t usually get blocked - they want everyone to hear their music 🤗

[@shaggyisbae]

I want him to not react to the popular second night at Wembley The first night has far great performances but again he probably won't be able to make difference between the two

[@Bohica369]

Well, his operatic performances could be considered "music theater", a form of acting.

[@dusty3913]

Freddie was "acting" every time he got on stage. I mean, he was acting out his persona. He understood that you couldn't just stand there-no matter how good your voice is-you had to emote and give it everything.

[@loki6253]

Good for them. They ain't sell outs

[@Timmothy2012]

Although I imagine if he hadn't passed away he probably would have.

[@kendallneason3645]

Freddie was shy offstage. He and the other members of Queen were all professional musical artists. They took their job seriously. They were all geniuses. With Freddie’s voice and the other members harmonies and instrument mastery they were one of a kind legends.

[@MrSarcasm101]

Very underrated by Queen: The prophet's song

[@thanksmr.obvious6427]

@ El Mariscal what about Innuendo or Good Old Fashioned Lover Boy ? both amazing and underrated.. Innuendo for exemple is probably their best song

[@MrSarcasm101]

​@@thanksmr.obvious6427 Just a personal favorite.

[@thanksmr.obvious6427]

@@MrSarcasm101 but what do you think about these 2 musics that i mentioned? :D

[@berdy5064]

I love that song! Never see it mentioned anywhere so I'm so glad to see you bring it up.

[@MarkTheLostTraveler]

Queen my favorite band. Thank you.

[@donnerdonner315]

Ultra Glam 70's Freddie!!! Anything by Queen will always be AWESOME to listen and react too!!! Their music catalog is PHENOMENAL!!! Nothing will EVER disappoint!!! Thanks for sharing!!!

[@kenwelch198]

As a teenager in the 70s I had every Queen album. Nobody could match their harmonies and nobody could match Freddie's flair.

[@that1mamalady]

Me too

[@CindyWilson1991]

One of their cleverest songs. Love the way Freddie wrote the song.

[@hepchaos]

He got his dramatic flair from his parents. They performed in operas, so he grew up around theater and was taught how to sing operatically by them.

[@Nightbreed82]

Queen has written some of the most timeless music in all of Rock and Pop (even some proto Heavy Metal). Freddie's voice in unmatched and each member is a master of their craft. Queen is in my top 5 bands of all time.

[@pamelainArizona]

Paul Leach mine too! Never equaled. I have a hard time hearing Adam Lambert when he's too heavy with his interpretation. But at least he's helping to gain new fans to this great music.

[@scottclark7309]

Freddie was very interested in ballet. He went places that no other preformer would go. Thats what made him such an influential icon. There music is timeless and will go on forever R.I.P FREDDIE WE MISS YOU WE HEAR YOU SINGING FROM HEAVEN

[@MsLogjam]

Freddie would have been great in The Rocky Horror Picture Show.

[@TheDivayenta]

As Frank N. Furter! But Jamel should watch Frank’s entrance scene!

[@alexakl6445]

When I was young, I used to think it was him!

[@bonniebickett4520]

I agree but I do so Love Tim Curry as well.

[@danithompson1693]

Freddie could have played it for sure, but Tim Curry was the best choice ever, especially since he played Frank on The Rocky Horror Show in London. He earned the role in the US film honestly.

[@vapoet]

To play Frank, you need acting chops as well as a voice. I love Freddie, but looking at his interviews, I doubt he could have acted.

[@kimberlyferguson4460]

The guy who played Freddie Mercury in Bohemian Rhapsody, he actually looked just like him. A must watch movie 🍿

[@ingovonderluhe2174]

...and won an OSCAR for it !

[@taninhawk]

Also, I'm pretty sure they cloned Brian May so that his clone could play in him the movie. That guy looks EXACTLY like Brian. And then there was John Deacon, played by the kid from Jurassic Park, appearing from out of nowhere 25 years later. :P

[@janematthews3394]

He looked nothing like Freddie. Freddie was gorgeous.

[@karlsmith2570]

Rami Malik is that actor's name

[@karlsmith2570]

@@janematthews3394 true, he might not have looked like Freddie, but he did a great job in his portrayal of him

[@jimbrentar]

This was their first humungous hit, before Bohemian Rhapsody.

[@Samurai_Stoner]

Freddie is what we all should aspire to be, talent sass and a wicked style, just one of a kind

[@stacymedina9374]

Freddie never did acting bc he performed for us everytime he did a concert RIP. This band had a combined IQ to make einstein blush. 🤘

[@tlaloc92]

"Let them eat cakes" The greatest quote from Marie-Antoinette....that she actually never said.

[@2869may]

Their Very Best Song...! "Somebody To Love" coming in a close 2nd

[@southernborn1358]

Freddy Mercury-God bless his soul-is hands down the BEST FRONT MAN EVER.

[@heidia7832]

😂😂😂😂✌

[@dsparkstbbucs]

I 100% agree. Greatest R&R singer of all time.

[@karaminalee]

Jamel, I would understand if you needed to take a break for a while. (Would miss your videos, but if you need to...) This is such a grind! I appreciate the hell out of the insane amount of work you do for us!

[@jamelakajamal]

Thanks Sista🙏🏾 I go to work in 15min but I’ll be posting more because I’ve Edited them already 👍🏾 Stay tuned

[@karaminalee]

Jamel_AKA_Jamal You’re very good to us! ❤️ If you need a few days off from us though, I wouldn’t blame you! Man some comments....🙄

[@LA-fz5qw]

Jamel_AKA_Jamal ahhh Night Shift I’m right there with you......

[@bradywalton1357]

Jamel_AKA_Jamal because what else are you gonna do working graveyard amirite

[@ArtByJulieE]

Jamel, I used to work nights and graveyard shifts too! Turned me into a night owl! But that's how I discovered you, sitting up (while everyone else in the house was asleep), ear phones in surfing KZbin on my phone. If you would have told me 30yrs ago "Julie, when you're in your 50's you're going to enjoy watching someone else react to songs you grew up listening to and love it!!!" I would have said you're insane, but here we are and I do love watching your reactions!! Stay safe and be blessed!💕💖

[@Historian212]

Best front man ever. The voice, the moves, the looks. Incredible, as is the whole band. They didn’t do this one at Live Aid. And I don’t believe he ever acted on stage or on film.

[@LovePandyFace]

YESSSS!! Queen is one of my favorite bands!!!

[@freebirdtony]

That Freddie was quite the showman.

[@AJR-go1it]

Perfect timing the horror movie The Babysitter: Killer Queen came out on Netflix today & this song was in the movie

[@onyx9136]

When i saw the title i instantly knew this song would be in the soundtrack

[@menwithven8114]

That motion that Freddie makes at 3:50 is wild. Such a showman

[@ladystardust5172]

T.Rex was the progenitor of this style of music. Check out T.Rex Get it On. It's all the sex and party you can handle I promise. Marc Bolan and T.Rex influenced Bowie and Queen, along with U.S. glam bands like New York Dolls, KISS, Joan Jett, Alice Cooper, etc. T.Rex gets no credit for this but Marc was the original article of Glam Rock.

[@effiebug4278]

Yes!

[@lindahardy8713]

It just doesn’t get any better than Freddie

[@JohnLeePettimoreIII]

What about _TWO_ Freddies? Checkmate!

[@birdley9577]

*cough*Robert Plant*cough*

[@belindascott6916]

The king wipes the floor with his arse lol. Freddie knew it too

[@queenremix1353]

@@belindascott6916 What Elvis? No chance.

[@belindascott6916]

@@queenremix1353 even Freddie worshipped him, sweetie!!

[@tinaadcock-thomas8671]

His whole life was acting. Just not as an Actor. Amazing talent.

[@donrogers1337]

Don't fault Him to much about the coat, that was some 40yrs ago. Just think how hot it must have been under the lights.

[@electromaniac1]

46 years ago. Unbelievable!

[@Itsakindamagic]

This was the first Queen song I heard. I've never looked back. My all time favorite band, every member. Freddie is so dynamic he overshadows the others but the same strength of talent is visible in all four.

[@Filbi]

RIP Freddie, he didn't leave a mark on history, he French kissed it

[@DJHolte]

Queen is legendary, of course - but probably not enough acclaim is given to their producer, Roy Thomas Baker, who helped to make their recordings so unusual and fabulous.

[@B2BRestaurantReviews]

Queen had some awesome arrangements man

[@HocusPocusFocus69]

Probably my favorite Queen song. Brian May is a master on guitar!

[@MaLcH10R]

Queen is really the first band that popularized turning the Concert stage into performance art rather than just a couple of dudes playing their instruments into some microphones. It was all about the performance and stagecraft.

[@tonymacneil9253]

there's no Bohemian Rhapsody without the album Queen II, I've been saying it for years

[@LucilleBrawl17]

Queen II was raw and awesome.

[@michellewhaley3489]

Queen II is my favorite album

[@Lady_LC]

LOVE this song, written about a high-class courtesan, so to speak. I used to use 'fastidious and precise' as a tagline to my profile for online message boards during the 2000s 😎

[@justineapril7922]

I was fortunate enough to see Freddie Mercury and Queen TWICE (1976, 77) and saw this song, among others during their first 5 albums. Freddie is THE BEST front person I've ever seen in my life!! And I've been into music for well over half a CENTURY!! Yeah, I'm that well preserved! 💋💋

[@lacyinmon1004]

He is a iconic singer. I have been a Queen fan since I was a child.

[@Gulicktheemu]

Dynamite with a laser beam.

[@kimmontenegro2258]

Whenever I hear Queen, my mind immediately goes to Shaun of the Dead🤣🤣 Such a hilarious movie with an epic soundtrack!! Don't Stop Me Now 🤣🤣

[@mdboaterguymdboaterguy3617]

Freddie was one of a kind. Watch him control 100,000 people in a stadium live, unbelievable!!! Thanks Jamel!!

[@sheiladaniels8157]

Freddie was the Ultimate Showman!

[@MrBigChin1]

You should react to Ventura Highway by America

[@ErnieDouglas]

And then "Daisy Jane" by America, one of the coolest & sophisticated pop love songs ever... a rock song mixed with an Eric Satie-like classical component, McCartney maj 7th chord structures, lyirical poetry, driving power pop chorus & a lone violin solo break. It's genious.

[@MrBigChin1]

@@ErnieDouglas oh God yes! Such a great tune! I was lucky that my folks had some America records collecting dust in the house that I grew up in. My childhood was almost nothing but music from the 60s, 70s, and the 80s came later.

[@phillipharrison2836]

From their best album "Sheer Heart Attack". "Tenement Funster" and "Brighton Rock" are a must listen. But any track is good. Come to think of it, any Queen track is worth listening to.

[@dougefresh7765]

“And my rock and roll 45’s are annoying the folks on the lower floor “ best line ever 😂

[@catherinethompson2525]

He did some thing and loved Opera Freddie was one of a kind and so artistic, they were all great Adam Lambert plays with Brian guitarist and Roger drummer with Queen

[@queenmiriam3058]

Lovelovelove your Queen reaction, such a joy!!! I suggest Love of my Live followed by Is this the world we created live at Wembley. Beautiful! Much bless dear ❤

[@theplanetruth]

Let them eat cake I lip synced this song forever in my bedroom along with Flash!

[@skooooo]

FLASH! Ah ahhhhhhh!

[@theplanetruth]

skooooo He saved every one of us

[@blacklexus3965]

More bad Company “feel like making love”

[@topsyfulwell]

The live version is great

[@CamiMack5616]

Studio original is better

[@ltrainor4078]

I always get emotional when I see Freddie. The brilliance just oozed out of every single pore. The entire band was phenomenal. I just want to go back in time and sit down with Freddie and tell him how his music continues to inspire and amaze.

[@Boatzilla2]

So glad you did this one. One of my favorite Queen songs. The sound and the vibe is so unique.

[@Alnilam8888]

You need to do Under Pressure LIVE @ wembly 🖤🥺 that performance is legendary!

[@robertwitcher3506]

The effect you’re hearing is called a “phase shifter”.

[@aleckelsey2663]

Jamel - I can thank this quarantine for introducing me to your channel. I always enjoy your genuine emotion. I'm glad you're sharing this journey with us.

[@WWStorm]

I love Freddie. His voice is a so wonderful with his operatic range. One of my favorite singers ever. I named my dog Freddie after him but she's a girl so she's Fredricka. We call her Freddie. Freddie Mercury is a legend.

[@brodjoe13]

Please react to brother Elton John “Philadelphia freedom” live on soul train! 👍🏼

[@scottmcgregor562]

He actually also performed Benny and the Jets on Soul Train about 4 years earlier.

[@jdog6620]

I just went watch it. That was AWESOME!! Dude could frickin SING!! or SANG. :)

[@brodjoe13]

Mr. J love that performance!

[@brodjoe13]

ted ritola couldn’t agree more!

[@Alucard1884]

Hall & Oates did a cover of that song too

[@swissmist]

Thanks J ! Check out Paul Simon 'Late In The Evening "

[@Mark-zu6oz]

Kodachrome!

[@PaulGibbons13]

Great song and a great group thank you Jamel for playing it 😀👍

[@danieljodrey709]

Classic pure through. Freddy is the frontman of all frontman. But EVERYONE in that band was a genius. Brian May played guitar like we had never heard before making new sounds. Roger on drums was a monster and Deacon on bass was awesome. They all wrote. They all sang. They harmonized like madmen. They were a band on par with the greatest ever. Don't forget that! But yes! Of course Freddy was the greatest singer of the era.

[@1st1anarkissed]

*this time* it actually is a song from a movie sound track, written for a version of Flash Gordon. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flash_Gordon_(soundtrack)

[@AC-gb7do]

anar kissed I love still that soundtrack and film.

[@Guy_de_Loimbard]

JELLYFISH. Especially "Joining a Fanclub" and "New Mistake."

[@docgonzales]

DroverChicago Fanclub is amazing, great suggestion

[@davidhaltom9832]

“That is why” as well

[@lorivassallo8643]

One of my all time favorite Bands...Freddie Mercury...a unique and great talent...Truly missed...

[@eileenegger4892]

Brian May’s guitar work is always excellent but this one stands out; it is so familiar and instantly recognizable. Love this one.

[@eleven-hopper]

Could you please react to Crocodile Rock by Elton John?

[@penepleto1210]

You should listen to Queen's Innuendo as well, it may be even better than Bohemian Rhapsody

[@waterdonkey]

Incredible album!

[@michellemoss4635]

Yes!

[@AngelusNZ]

Freddie graduated with a degree in Art and Design - and he and Roger kept a shop in Kensington Market where they sold clothes second hand and redesigned them to be high fashion of the day in the area. He always had an eye for fashion and worked on the look for a lot of their music videos. :)

[@pamelainArizona]

Love, love Queen. 💜 Thanks for reactions. Please do more.

[@allencoats9078]

You want some of the best ear candy?? USA FOR AFRICA - WE ARE THE WORLD!!!!!

[@Hobodeluxe007]

When are you gonna bring the funk with Mother's Finest?

[@garywillingham3644]

Oh Yes Another Mother Further is soo sooo good

[@celticpoet21]

Fabulous classic! Its been a while! Queen just makes everything better! This song is from their third album, Sheer Heart attack and was what catapulted them into the public eye. The show this video was for "top of the pops" was for all up and coming artists and unfortunately, it was required for the band to mime/lip sync to a playback track. Even the drum symbols were fake. The experience must have been pure torture for them to have to mime and also a major insult to their artistic talent and professional integrity. They actually never played the entire song through when they sang it live, it was always part of a medley. They didn't sing it at live aid, but they sang it live at Montreal 1981, which went into "I'm in love with my car". While his stage presence was very dramatic or theatrical, he never pursued acting, he didn't have the patience for it.

[@randytorres8211]

This was the first Queen song I heard and became a fan forever

[@s1d299]

Same here. One of their best songs. Extremely well crafted.

[@cmillivol98]

I first heard this when I was about 11 and I thought I was on acid. I didn’t know what acid was back then.

[@redarmysoja]

I was like 12-13 when this came out and I thought it was about the same woman Elton John sings about in Bennie and the Jets "She has electric boots, a mohair suit". Don't ask me why I thought that, but I was very confused as to who this strange and wonderful woman was.

[@scottclark7309]

When you listen to queen on head phones and to music bounce back and fourth left and right is crazy it stimulates your brain. R.I.P FREDDIE WE MISS YOU

[@johnlongenecker7779]

Killer Queen was the song that made me a lifelong Queen fan back when I was in junior high. Rest well, Freddie.

[@timvine6441]

A really beautiful song by Queen is called ‘These are the days of our lives’. I think it was written by Roger Taylor, Queen’s drummer. It was one of the songs Freddie sang towards the end of his life. It’s such a beautiful song made all the more poignant because it was towards the end of Freddie’s life.

[@lemming9984]

I can remember seeing this on Top Of The Pops when it first came out. Everyone at school the next day was talking about it. Most of the kids in my class bought this single.

[@loki6253]

Omg look at that coat!!! Man had style. I adore the lyrics to this song. Caviar and cigarettes, and I bet Freddie had lots of both. Their opera like harmonies are the bomb 💣💣💣

[@Toobeegort]

The one and only Freddie Mercury, what a performer, you just cant get better than Queen. Have you done "sheer heart attack" another great song from Queen.

[@AI_Surfer]

This is the song that got me hooked on Queen at age 13. I went back and got caught up with Queen I and II, and finished just in time for the release of 'A Night At The Opera'. I really was blessed to have been the age I was with all of this music that people now call 'Classic'.

[@debbeborders5762]

Freddie was always more present than anyone else in the room. Would have so loved to see them live.

[@LizFromDecencyUnited]

Y'all are killin' me! A reaction video to Killer Queen??? This is the first Queen song I'd ever heard, some 40+ years ago! I was hooked! Freddie inspired me so much, that I decided singing was what I was meant to do, and because of him, I'm still a singer, to this day ♫

[@robind2727]

Everytime I hear Freddie’s voice it’s like hearing the voice of your long lost best friend. It just drapes you in comfort. One of my very faves of Queen. 💕RIP Freddie, we love you. 🌈❤️

[@vernhoke7730]

I had the chance to see them live twice and Freddie never disappointed. It started back in 1973, I believe, with their first album and continued on from there.