Queen - Live Aid 1985 Full Concert | FIRST TIME REACTION

In this video I react to the famous rock band Queen and their legendary 20 minute set at Live Aid in 1985 with an audience of 75,000 and 1.9 billion viewers globally. It is arguably the greatest live performance of all time and will go down in music history as an iconic moment.
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Freddie Mercury triumphantly takes the stage and delivers some of his best with songs such as Bohemian Rhapsody, Radio Gaga, Hammer to Fall, Crazy Little Thing Called Love, We Will Rock You, and We Are The Champions.
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[@TrevorReaction]

Hey everyone, Queen has by far become my favorite band ever and it would be my dream to see them live while it’s still possible. Unfortunately i don’t have the money to be able to do it. If any of you could help me that would mean the world to me, even just $1 could make the difference between me being able to go or not. If you want to help you can donate through my paypal link in the description or with the “Thanks” button to the right of the Like button. Of course if you can’t that’s totally okay, and i completely understand :)

[@kellycrook543]

Freddie had a throat infection during this concert, was told by his doctor to not sing...but he did. And made History!!!

[@donnalong402]

I've read the Freddie said his throat felt like he was gargling with broken glass during this performance.

[@vivinamorrison1186]

He wasn’t just a Legend in the music industry. He actually had a newly discovered frog named after him. The experts heard the sound the frog was making and it was very melodic. Apparently one of these people was a Queen fan and when the frog was singing he realized that they were near where Freddie was born and he had the thought, “I’ll bet that Freddie would have heard that!” BAM! The Freddie Mercury frog was born! I could never spelling the exact wording but Freddie’s name is clearly visible in this frog’s new name! 😮❤❤❤❤

[@davidyoung5114]

Freddie Mercury had the best response to a woman he met at a party who'd never heard of QUEEN, so she asked him which instrument did he play, to which Freddie replied with...'The audience!' THAT was Freddie Mercury!

[@andreakormosnekacso4804]

👏👏👏 The shortest 20 minutes in history that rocked the world.

[@ajruther67]

Thank goodness we didn't have cell phones before the 21st Century. We fully enjoyed concerts. Our complete mind and body enveloped the music, the band, the people and the atmosphere.

[@LiLiJo]

Back in the day we had “Bands”. They were always better in concert. The energy was amazing.

[@TrevorReaction]

😂 yeah the “bands” of today aren’t really bands at all. Miss the old day when music was genuine and concerts were energetic without cellphones

[@susaneuliano7692]

Freddie is miraculous. Nothing to this day has ever been so dynamic. Freddie Mercury is so profoundly beautiful. He is a force to be reconded with 7:20

[@nancyblumberg4612]

You started with the best live rock concert in rock history. Queen took this very seriously and rehearsed for a full week. Most of the bands went out there and winged it and it shows. Queen always performs like pro’s because that is who they are. Everyone one of them wrote number one songs, everyone of them has an advanced degree. Of course Brian has his PhD and was recently knighted by King Charles. The talent on that stage is insane. Rogers voice is awesome as well and he could be the front man of any band, but Queen had Freddie.

[@anne-mariesindruprix4792]

He did front his own band - and does solo work as well - recently - during lockdown he made and album all by himself - in his own studio - playing all the instruments - "Outsider".

[@jeanoeschger9289]

Hi Trevor…. I’m 75 years old and just saw Freddie for the first time about 4 months ago…fell in love with him immediately and now I watch any and every video I can…it was fun watching you react to live aid…I have probably watched it a hundred times already!! Love you and your comments are right on. Yes, I think he is best singer and entertainer I have ever seen!!! Thanks, Jean

[@4721lynn]

Me too! I always liked queen, but when he died, then 2 yrs later, I was diagnosed w HIV, and ultimately AIDS. I have to watch him .. Concerts, interviews, personal videos, etc daily!! Some days it takes me out of a slump .. others, I have survivors guilt

[@loridanarandolph2648]

There were 72,000 people at Wembley and another 100,000 people in Philadelphia. All of the acts had 20 minute sets and the alternated between Wembley and Philadelphia. This was broadcast live to 1.5 billion people around the world.

[@grahamgresty8383]

What you don't realise is that this concert was carried by nearly every country on earth with an estimated one third of the entire planet's population watching including me. I was lucky to see Queen live in their 'News of the World' tour. Magical! Every member of Queen has a top 20 hit with one of their compositions. ' We will rock you' the musical written by Ben Elton is well worth seeing

[@robertzapata5395]

You said something that I've never heard any other reactor say and what millions of people feel..."why did he have to go..." Thanks for appreciating him so much.

[@Melissa02891]

Perfectly timed to fit their allotted time, each performance was given the same amount of time and if they didn't finish the song before the red light came on the producers cut them off. If you notice the lights on the edge of the stage as he finishes the last lines of we are the Champions the light changes from yellow to red. After Queen was finished they cut to the United States and when that performance ended they'd cut back to Wembley insuring every moment possible was a performance without interruption quite a feat to pull off at that time. I watched all 16 hours of Live Aid and thanks to KZbin you just watched the best 21 minutes of it 👑 Queen stole the show!

[@lisal77]

It is wonderful to see so many youngsters appreciate this music I grew up

[@lisaeppey1005]

I was 15, and will never forget that day Queen ruled the world. Check out Someone to love, 1981 Montreal live. Its mind blowing.

[@TrevorReaction]

I have! It’s up on the channel right now :)

[@sdavis5001]

That performance is beyond incredible!!

[@DerekSuffolk]

You should see the crowd at Rock in Rio, 250,000

[@debbie7505]

If you want to see something amazing search for Green Day Bohemian Rhapsody. Everyone was at a Green Day concert & while the band was setting up they just had music playing on the speaker. When Bohemian Rhapsody came on the whole audience sang along. It wasn’t even a Queen concert . Freddie was once asked what his favourite instrument to play is. His response was the audience Dahlin.

[@sandrahilton3239]

there were approx 86 K people at Wembley and 1.8 billion listening in and watching Live aid in 1985. This is said to be the greatest live rock performance in history. It was!!!!!

[@johnlongenecker7779]

Hammer to Fall is probably my favorite "non-hit" Queen song. And that section where he and the audience were singing back and forth were part od Freddie's vocal warm-up exercises.

[@susanrichardson5568]

I miss Freddie, I do not know any other lead singer that held that kind of power over a crowd...wonderful and thrilling

[@2jakh]

Peter Gabriel is a good 2nd in holding his audience especially the song Lay your hands on me. He puts on memorizing performances like Biko and Solsburry Hill and old Genesis Nursery Crimes album is my favourite. Freddie is / was RIP the best ever! Love watching reaction videos of the younger generation find such amazing talent of 4 individuals with their own magical musicianship that came together to form Queen, Freddie was one of a kind and missed and loved always…

[@nataliereeves3594]

RIP Freddie, you are greatly missed. There was no one like you before and no one like you since.

[@kellycrook543]

This performance wasthe best of the live aid concert. Other performers, backstage, blasted queen, said "you made the rest of us look bad". No one else put the work into their performances like queen did. Oh, and FYI, Freddie write 'Crazy little thing called love " in honor of Elvis.

[@JaneRtn]

Just to add to your comment Very few (if any) put in the rehearsal time and performance logistics planning that Queen did. Professionalism was off the charts. There were those very famous bands that just rocked up and winged it. The difference between Queen and most other performers that day was the respect Queen gave their audience by being prepared and ready to give their absolute best. I never tire of watching this . Deservedly cited as best live rock performance of all time (imho any performance!)

[@TrevorReaction]

Amazingly talented professionals the four of them were, took the gig seriously and it paid off big time! So glad it was recorded so i could watch it today in all it's glory but man it would have been great to see live :)

[@TammyDenneym]

I will fill you in😊 172,000 in Attendance , 1. 9 Billion people watching from around the world . 1/4 of the world at that time. Freddie performed against doctors orders due to a throat infection . Live Aid made 24 million dollars for famine in Africa. That’s a lot of money for back then. If you do Queen Exclusively ,all of us Queenies will be here for you, and there’s many of us. Your subs will be thousands👍💕I made a mistake in Attendance, it was 72,000

[@carolyn64]

Google has the crowd for this at 300,000? Either way that's a lot of people!

[@janettesinclair6279]

Plus over 100,000 live in Philadelphia USA watching the UK performers on a massive screen, plus their own live stars.

[@sdavis5001]

@@carolyn64Wembley is 72k as I’m sure you know by now lol

[@danielamarte624]

​@@sdavis5001seated. Down in the field.......

[@iris67si]

Wembley: 72.000 JFK in Philadelphia: 90.000 World via satellite: 1.8 billion .... Money raised for Ethiopia struck by famine: 124 million $ Elton John after 👑 performance: You b@st@rds, you stole the show! Freddie: We know, we killed them! David Bowie (who was to follow Queen): How the f*ck am I supposed to follow THAT?!😂

[@kimd.9070]

Freddie's words after this performance "Thank God that's over!" . What a legend.

[@sdavis5001]

Roger looked through his drums going into the set and thought “this is going pretty well” (or something like that lol) ha ha much more than that Roger!!

[@soniamariafernandesgoncalv1332]

Yeah ...I agree ....What a legend .....my dear golden angel called FREDDIE MERCURY ❤

[@4721lynn]

He was literally 2 different wonderful people!!

[@moodaymoom2271]

It was announced AFTER all the tickets were sold out that Queen would also be playing. Shows how Freddy won them all over. Other ones for you to react too (there are so many) Cool Cat , The Show Must Go On, and, A Winters Tale which was the last song he ever wrote. He was very very ill at the time. Beautiful song. It's not a xmas song BTW.

[@spacefanatic]

Freddie had a bad throat and was told by the doctor not to perform. However, Queen did and smashed it. The acts were given a set time and if they ran over they were shut down. However, Queen finished right on time even though they did the most songs.

[@sandrahilton3239]

1.8 billion watched this concert. i watched it on TV and this was the best live performance ever. All great musicians, all pulling their weight. Three great singers and all wrote multiple no 1 hits. No other band has done that. They have to date out sold the beatles. RIP darling Freddie, love you.

[@robinpraisebetogodscammell3277]

Freddie’s live concerts were always the best!! ❤️

[@moniquecopeland5711]

Greetings from San Diego! Thank you so much for your reaction😊 don’t kid yourself when you say you’re gonna have to go back and watch this when this is over… You will be back watching it countless times😂 I was a hip-hop head until I saw the movie Bohemian Rhapsody in 2018 and fell in love with the perfection that is Freddie Mercury and Queen. I have watched live aid without exaggeration in the thousands of times. I fell down the rabbit hole hard and you likely may as well. Their live performances are unrivaled. I highly recommend that you watch the full Wembley 86 concert. It is 🔥 🔥. Stunning performance from beginning to end. You could react to anyone song from that concert and that would be fabulous 🙏 enjoy your Queen journey❤ great way to kick off your new channel by the way. I like your existing knowledge of Queen. Very refreshing

[@susaneuliano7692]

I am addicted to Freddie and Queen as they were part of my growing up . He will be in my heart forevermore. ❤️

[@uk130belfor2]

Trevor im so happy a young generation are enjoying this band

[@pamelatriffon4408]

Thank you for this reaction I've watched this over a hundred times and it never gets old! By the way Freddie had a throat infection and was advised by doctors not to go on but decided to go ahead because they had made the commitment to perform. Most of the acts that day sang a few songs because of the time limit but Queen decided to do a small concert. To make the best use of the time allotted to them they rented an empty theatre and practiced day after day to make sure they had everything down perfectly and to the minute. This is a masterclass in performing and I'm glad Freddie had his day in the sun. It has been generally accepted by everyone there that day that Queen stole the show and was the best.

[@soniamariafernandesgoncalv1332]

My Freddie in this song Radio Ga Ga was fantastic. I stand all amazing with his performance ...❤🎹💋💋🎻❤️

[@sherryheim5504]

Queen nailed this set! Every time I watch it I feel like I am there. I watched this on TV the day it happened and a million times since, I never get tired of it. Thank you for reacting to this iconic performance by this iconic band. If you want to see a huge Queen crowd check out Rock In Rio, Roger said that there were about 300,000 people at each show. Queen never went on cold, they always rehearsed and did a sound check though they may not have been able to do a sound check for this show because of the number of groups performing.

[@TrevorReaction]

Will 100% check it out, thanks for the suggestion Sherry! 💛

[@petermakini6214]

It was so epic. Freddie on the top. Never gets old. Keep on rocking. RIP Freddie

[@austenrobinson2747]

Check out the crowd singing Bohemian Rhapsody at a Green Day concert before it started.

[@joewillburn]

They did a second performance that night to close the event. Search for "the world we created"

[@juliannetomlinson]

In the 70s Freddie had a softer voice in his 20s and early 30s .but could also belt out some great rock. The power of his voice is phenomenal.

[@rosevoicechannel]

How I love Queen❤ 🥲 Great reaction 😊

[@samloveslfc]

So many live Queen performances I could recommend. Flick Of The Wrist, Ogre Battle, Stone Cold Crazy, all live from The Rainbow '74. Somebody To Love, Save Me, live from Montreal '81, White Queen live from Hammersmith Odeon '75. Fat Bottom Girls live from Milton Keynes '82. You Take My Breath Away live at Hyde Park '76. One Vision/Tie Your Mother Down, Another One Bites The Dust and Who Wants To Live Forever all live at Wembley '86. This is only a fraction of Queens amazing live performances. I recommend getting some decent headphones before checking out the studio tracks as Queen did like to play with effects like panning from ear to ear and layering etc and you miss out on so much without them.

[@TammyDenneym]

All of everything of Freddie with Queen is amazing. Out of this world💕

[@rogerreed905]

This crowd plus another 1.5Billion watching around the world . . . Was an awesome 24 hours . . . . ....

[@barbaraaschwingelswihart572]

Brian and his father built his guitar when he was a teen of odds and ends. That’s why special sound. Called The Red Special

[@dakotahinebaugh8766]

1.5 billion people watched this on TV that was 40% of the Worlds population at the time and the long Ay-Oh! that he did is known as the “note that was heard around the world” love love love Freddie and Queen

[@beanybun6110]

Quite the first reaction - go big or go home!

[@russellstanton7583]

I watch Somebody To Love( Live Montreal 1981) once a day every day. It lifts me up and that's all there is to it

[@Lexie202]

❤❤❤Queen is the best 👍💯

[@janetschulman8998]

Live White Queen. Great middle section with piano and guitar. The whole Rainbow concert is fabulous.

[@hkynuts11]

You have 200 more Queen songs to review. Listen to the Queen Army and we will guide you through the Queen legacy.

[@direlyon]

epic moment....grace...power...Freddie at his best

[@nightowl5395]

You are lovely 😊 I love your enthusiasm for Freddie and Queen; it is infectious...and just thinking of you sitting there in your car...you are surely as close to BEING there - on that hot day at Wembley - as one can be 38 years after the event!

[@marianclough8577]

I remember watching this live on TV and, for sure, Queen WAS the best prepared. Somewhere I still have the T-Shirt. You can't go wrong by watching all of the Live performances by Queen. Start with the early 70s music and move on to their last recordings.

[@susanengland3919]

Singing louder and more forcefully is part of doing a live, open air performance. In the studio you can always do a retake if there isn't enough volume in your voice, you don't have that option singing live. They had to do abbreviated versions of Bo Rhrap and We Will Rock You because each set was only 20 minutes long and they wanted to include as many fan favorites as possible. Keep in mind, this wasn't a "Queen audience". They were late signing on to the concert so their name was not included on the advance advertising. When they came out on stage the crowd wasn't expecting them to be there for the concert.

[@helenatyeo6840]

Queen are legends ...Freddie is my hero ..us brits love queen ..know every lyric and all the moves lol ..such a sad loss when we lost Freddie ..❤

[@janetschulman8998]

They weren’t even on the program. Decided to do it at the last minute. They weren’t so popular at the time and were not sure how the audience would react with all the younger groups playing as well. After this show they decided to go back into the studio and do some more stuff and had a great time doing it again.

[@alexandras.1740]

You watched 20 minutes of great music history! I love this performence so much! For me Queen ❤❤❤❤ is the best band ever.

[@sandrahilton3239]

its a tribute to Elvis as Freddie loved his singing. Queen was known as a live band and were used to playing football stadiums. They rehersed for three days to get the timings and inprovisations right. Listen to all, they have multi platinum LP's and approx 120 songs.

[@susanwgallagher-wc6jn]

Freddie and Brian came back onstage at the end of the night and performed Is This The World We Created. Search freddie brian live aid finale to find it.

[@luvutons411]

What a day it was too. My first huge concert to be at. Unbelievable performance by these men...🎤🇬🇧💖

[@georgiacoombes699]

Thank you Trevor for reacting to the best live performance ever by the world’s greatest ever band, I enjoyed it thoroughly. I have probably watched this set hundreds of times & it never gets old. Love seeing you go down the rabbit hole that is Queen, it’s a journey you will love , many thanks, love from Oz🇦🇺. More Queen pls, any Queen song is a good song but can I suggest “White Queen” live at the Odeon, Hammersmith! ❤️

[@TrevorReaction]

Already reacted to it! It’s up on the channel :)

[@claudettesmith8328]

Not only the crowd there, millions watched this on MTV by 8 satellites; The 84 Olympics had 3 the year before!

[@susanengland3919]

We Are the Champions was expressly written by Freddie with the idea of bringing people together, and the future King of Wembley Stadium understood sporting crowds. "I was thinking about football when I wrote it," Mercury told Circus in 1978. "I wanted a participation song, something that the fans could latch on to.

[@richardhansen3703]

And the crowd you see is only half the crowd at the concert. The concert was being held at two different stadiums. Half of the bands played in the UK and the other half in the US. There were giant screens for the other half of the audience to see what was going on in the other country.

[@garylong6076]

They stole the show that day

[@pamysue]

I got to see Queen live in 1978 in St Louis MO on the Jazz tour. Being near the city, I was lucky to see just about everyone I ever wanted to. No concert ever compared to Queen. You have no idea how much it touches my heart to see young people like you discovering Queen & Freddie. I just recently found these kind of videos and have been watching a ton of them. I can see in your face how their music is touching your heart. Have not read through all of the comments, just going to say that his doctor told Freddie not to perform at Live Aid. He was nursing some nodules on his vocal chords. Over a billion people were watching Live Aid broadcasting from the UK and US back and forth. Everyone had 20 minutes. Queen practiced for 2 weeks and it showed. Everyone was saying "they stole the show" and they did. Freddie was the GOAT. Hand's down. Welcome to my world of rock, Trevor. Hoping to see much more of you. ✌

[@bocephus1911]

Elvis was Freddie’s idol, and was a tribute to Elvis

[@jackdelaney3285]

Take note of the security guys... not one of them watching the audience... all eyes are on Freddie

[@soniamariafernandesgoncalv1332]

Actualy.. ....my Freddie was a crazy litlle thing called LOVE Thanks for the video Trevor ❤

[@terrykemp1876]

Live Aid. 1985. Once - and once only!

[@lisavenor236]

1.5 billion worldwide Live! They sang this 10 years after they released BoRap

[@sfkeepay]

The digital remaster you use here is by far the best I’ve ever seen…excellent choice. Watching this “with” you was the most fun I’ve had with this performance. And just what I needed today. Great job. (And I agree, “we” means everybody, not the band.

[@TrevorReaction]

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed and appreciate you watching my reaction :) Yeah the remaster here i found is great and i agree that the “we” is a unanimous we are all the champions together

[@SashaKaravasha]

I saw, I saw, I conquered! And me too.. for my reaction)))

[@ClassicWorld19]

Fantastic and beautiful reaction!!

[@soniamariafernandesgoncalv1332]

Trevor this song ia a master peace , my Freddie was singing for all his soul....so beautiful It was amazing 😢and Bryan May was wonderful ❤

[@lorioehlert2337]

They worked on the set for at least a week. They took it seriously as the exposure was global. Plus a stadium full in Philadelphia.

[@ladydigger]

I was there on that boiling hot day with stewards using water hoses on the crowd to keep us from fainting. One of the greatest days of my life.

[@joyceharkin3641]

It always makes me laugh that when he does the long note with his hand in the air during the call and response, you can hear the whole audience take a collective deep breath before attempting to sing the note back. Also when they repeat the "all right" at the end, they get Freddie's inflection and accent perfectly. 😂😂😂😂

[@soniamariafernandesgoncalv1332]

What thing more beautiful Trevor , 4;genius in live aid ....queen❤ My Freddie dancing it's sonething simple wonderful ❤

[@judywenthold3616]

I LOVE that you love this

[@sandrahilton3239]

Radio GAGA was one of their most successful songs and was a number 1 hit for weeks

[@Mumu-nz2vd]

Pour tout ce que tu m as appris Freddy et le présentateur est génial !!

[@sztig1471]

I seen them live with Adam Lambert last year in Nashville and it was worth using my tax refund for. Incredible show! Worth the money.

[@trudehunnicutt8214]

Saw Queen a few times, electric, greatest live band of all time.

[@blackcatmom2996]

Love love this! Check out Leonard Skynards live set of Freebird! Dueling guitar solo is unreal! The album versions is awesome too! Thank you for appreciating the music of my time❤

[@TrevorReaction]

Will definitely check it out!

[@viviennerose6858]

Regular tickets cost £25, press paid £100. Internet could probably translate that to current money. Btw other artist among many were David Bowie and Elton John, both wondered how on earth they were going to be able to match Queen's set. My favourite expression is that for one day in 1985 a different Queen ruled England!

[@paulcassam3644]

Best reaction ever.love it.

[@marciebulsaraorcutt]

Absolutely FANTASTIC, THANK YOUUUU! REQUEST: “SOMEBODY TO LOVE” Live at MILTON KEYNES BOWL, 1982 …This is the rendition that Queen put in their official compilation of Best Live Performances! (There’s a REMASTERED copy of the video with the BEST image quality, on: Chief Mouse channel)

[@sdavis5001]

The studio doesn’t come close lol!! This is the BEST!!

[@russellstanton7583]

​​​@@sdavis5001areed. I think Montreal 1981 is the best version. The live performance is a lot meatier and the crescendo at the end.....🤩

[@sdavis5001]

@@russellstanton7583 it’s insanely fabulous 👍🏼🗣️🗣️ Roger has PIPES (and in lap of the gods live, whoa. What’s higher, Roger’s falsetto or Brian’s IQ lol)

[@russellstanton7583]

@@sdavis5001 ...I think that performance really shows what all the band can do....

[@helenatyeo6840]

Have the seen the brits singing bo rap at hyde park at a greenday concert 30 plus years after Freddies death ...amazing ...you see how much us brits love queen 😊

[@user-mi8tl6js2d]

You are right about couldn't happen today, as you say, they wouldn't clap due to mobile phones. You can't see the stage for held up mobile phones now, proving you were there is now more important than enjoying the moment. Also few young people seem to like live music. Very many of then prefer to see it on screen to experiencing it, they will literally turn down a free concert by a major artists a short walk away to watch it onscreen.

[@TrevorReaction]

Yeah, it’s a shame. Take me back 40 years! 😂

[@waynebuckman6723]

You should search for "Freddie Mercury & Brian May - Is This The World We Created? (Live Aid 1985)" . This was a performance around 9:00pm

[@TrevorReaction]

I actually reacted to that! You can check it out on the channel :)

[@bryanrosselli8920]

He had a bad sore throat and was told by his doctor not to hon and sing. He said the show must go on. He was great! His bending over and showing his rear to the crowd was aimed at a prior manager who said he would never go anywhere. The microphone on the stand became his schtick after one broke during one of his first concerts. He went on to always use it

[@TrevorReaction]

Wow good to know! Yeah he was incredible

[@sandrahilton3239]

have a look at Queen in Montreal, 1981 i think, wonderful concert. Also, Isle of wight festival in 2916 with Adam Lambert singing who wants to live for ever, its soooooooooo moving.

[@joebradfield6549]

Freddie is the goat 🐐

[@lilfootstudio]

Me and my mom were at that concert, i was 8 and i did not know what was the meaning of this and then today i notice there was pure talent in these guys in freddie(lead singer), Brian(guitarist), roger(drummer), and john(bassist).

[@terrybarton1604]

Was there!!Great day,great gig,great memories ☘😎☠

[@TrevorReaction]

Awesome! Wish i could have been there but glad they recorded it :)

[@beverlyedwards2440]

David Bowie followed Queen that night. As he headed to the stage for his set he was heard to mutter How the f**k am I supposed to follow that

[@suepoole8323]

Watch the 1986 Wembley full concert.. a treat for all Queen lovers

[@TrevorReaction]

I got a full playlist for it, you can check it out if you want :) Right now i’m at about Love of My Life

[@TrevorReaction]

Here’s my playlist: Queen Wembley 1986 REACTION - Full Concert kzbin.info/aero/PLD5N3bWQ-e1Eof5Ou91NMGEmi3BBL0wob

[@awkwardpatrick1987]

He sounds better than the record 😂😂😂 and he was unwell when he did this performance

[@headrushindi]

Actually Radio Gaga was a huge hit for them , It reached number one in many countries on the Charts , and stayed number 16 in the top 100 in America, only outdone by Another one bites the dust in America , and Love of My Life . Crazy Little thing Called Love , and Oddly Bohemian Rhapsody was 9 on the billboard top 100 in 1976 ...but after the release of The Mike Myers film (Waynes World) which featured an Iconic moment of head banging to the Rhapsody in a car. It reached number 2 in the United states afterward , renewing a huge interest in the band again in America. They were to Rock-Pop Music , what Mozart was to classical. They earned every Damn letter in the words MUSICAL GENIUS! By the way Lady GaGa took her name from that song because she was a Huge fan. Country Singer Garth Brooks has stated that he entered the music field because of them. Rapper M.C. Hammer was a huge fan , and Michael Jackson and Freddie recorded a song together . Michael adored Freddie. Also Nuno Bettencourt and Gery Cherone of the band EXTREME were close friends and always state that they were so inspired and directed many times by the members of Queen. Theres no counting the countless artists that Queen has inspired over the years.

[@mrapp10143]

Glad to see the younger generation is not forgetting the bands of the 70s snd 80s. So many great artist. We did not have cell phones per day back then. We had car phones that were huge, and made larger with the antenna on them. But there was no video component to those phones either. I remember watching this on TV. There were multiple stadiums filled to capacity with fans. I also remember after each performance, they would go back to the live aid headquarters to see what the update was on money raised. After queen performance, it went up substantially. As someone else said 1/4 of the world watched this performance. It is the greatest performance of all time.

[@MrDevintcoleman]

As a D&D player, the best way I’ve found to describe Freddie is that he maxed charisma and then had a TON of stuff left over. The dude is an endless well of talent. Just… just one of the best voices to ever grace our ears!!!

[@TrevorReaction]

Couldn’t have said it better!

[@andreavoros-marky4203]

You should check out the London Olimpics opening 2012 where he did the same "conducting the audience". Several year after his death.

[@deniseleger2683]

Greatness 😊 thanks for your reaction 😊 God bless