Queen - We Are the Champions (Live Aid, Wembley Stadium, 1985) FIRST TIME REACTION

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GREAT song and performance LIVE at Wembley Stadium . Queen does it again. What a great recommendation, be sure to drop more below in the comment section.
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[@joannedarley1893]

This wasn't a Queen concert, it was a benefit concert for Africa, involving artists around the world and the venues were Wembley, London England and Philadelphia In the USA. All artists had a 20 minute set and Queen came on six and a half hours into the concert. I was there that day with my husband, we were huge Queen fans, but we didn't know Queen were going to play because they weren't on the ticket. The place erupted when Queen were announced it was like electricity running through the crowd, their whole set was amazing and I really recommend you to watch it.

[@marciebulsaraorcutt]

What a FANTASTIC experience!! You & your husband are SOOO. LUCKY🤩

[@dxmntyler1220]

i’d be lying if i said i wasnt jelaous 😂😂. Just watched the live version of somebody to love in montreal and i was blown away 😩

[@joannedarley1893]

@@dxmntyler1220 Watching Queen live is almost unreal, they were such amazing musicians who really loved to play for their fans. They always encouraged us to join in and sing with them, they loved it and so did we.

[@montrelouisebohon-harris7023]

Lucky! I did get to watch it from my cool living room in July of 1985 but it wasn't like seeing a live performance by no means. The people that were there said it was horribly hot despite the energy, but when Queen came on the whole place went wild! one person I talked to said they knew Queen was going to attend but I thought that most people were not aware that Queen was going to show up at the concert because they didn't go in until the last week or so. From what I heard said by Bob Geldof people was that Bob Geldof told Freddie he was going to do it, and he ordered the band to regroup even though they had just come off a tour in May. 😂😂 Bob was so passionate about live aide and I can picture that. Bob Geldof said himself that Queen had the perfect performance at the perfect time on the perfect day. There was only one person that could go out in front of billions of people and say " ayyyoo & darling"& that was Freddie Mercury. I have to say that I agree with him.

[@golddalekwho5944]

I was lucky enough to go and see them in 1986 during the Magic Tour ( Wembley) 👍

[@leebassa1545]

You gotta watch the whole Live Aid performance. It is considered the greatest live rock performance EVER!

[@debra7105]

Somebody to love live in Montreal. Amazing live!

[@dxmntyler1220]

Just reacted to it ! And wooow

[@dxmntyler1220]

Studio version is great but live is on a differwnt level

[@lynnhoffman247]

Dxmn Tyler They are usually better live - just a few exceptions like “Cool Cat” which I think you will love! 🎶🔥🎶

[@chrisy8989]

This was the last song in a 20 minute set. I'm sure you would enjoy watching the whole video.

[@dxmntyler1220]

On it now! What an ending . Cant imagine a whole 20 min set. Grabbing my butter and popcorn 😎

[@tanaforet8684]

Get ready, but the time will fly! Enjoy! Over 80,000 just in this stadium. Plus millions around the world. 100,000 at JFK Stadium where it was televised via satellite!

[@antoinettemcloughlin170]

I remember watching live aid I was only 11 years old queen stole the show they were amazing

[@lynnhoffman247]

The whole 20+ minutes is fantastic, considering Freddie’s doctor told him not to sing that day (he had a throat infection) and no one knew Queen would be playing. Have fun in the rabbit hole 🕳

[@dxmntyler1220]

Woah! Crazy. Dxmn thats next level talent there. He delivered that performance not even at full capacity! Freddie is turning me into a super fan right now 😂

[@lynnhoffman247]

Dxmn Tyler Good for you - Join the club! 🤗🎶🔥

[@jasongaudet2506]

You gotta watch the whole set from live aid

[@dxmntyler1220]

I keep hearin this 🤔. On it now! Thank you

[@lollinelson5549]

Absolutely fantastic, Freddie!! Please react to Love Of My Life at Wembly, 1986, and Somebody To Love at 1981 Montreal! Great reaction. 80,000+ people were at Wembley that day. 90,000 were in Philadelphia and of course it was broadcast throughout the world to billions!

[@dxmntyler1220]

Thank you Lolli for the gems 💎. Im gonna do love of my life next, but i just did somebody to love in montreal and WOOOOAH 🥺

[@lollinelson5549]

@@dxmntyler1220 Oh, thank you so much! Love of My Life, live at Wembley 1986, is one of my most favorite performances. You are great!!!

[@geraldherrmann787]

the stadium is built for 70.000 people, but 90.000 were colported to be there that day; BUT: actually watching around the globe were 1.5 billion (BILLION, not million). it was the first live-broadcast around the world of its kind. charity for africa.

[@NK-uj1ft]

Fun facts about this concert: Queen took this so seriously that they practiced over 3 hours. And my understanding is that they were the only ones that didn’t “dress up” or wore costumes for this. They dressed as themselves, at least that’s what I understood.

[@joem2087]

QUEEN, WHITE QUEEN LIVE AT THE HAMMERSMITH ODEON 1975!!!!!! Keep in mind this song was performed after a 20 minute set of Freddie and the whole Band killing it. Dude was a fkng stud

[@dxmntyler1220]

I keep getting this one recommended ! Thank you for the gem. Gonna watch this now. Freddie i swear is next level. Im officialy a super fan

[@joem2087]

@@dxmntyler1220 hope you made a reaction video for it☝️

[@GKitz211]

I've seen Queen live with 14 in Vienna. It was unique, amazing and a godlike performance of the brilliant four!

[@83greent]

Somebody to love live from montreal 1981, an Aretha Franklin inspired rock song with incredible vocals and live music. You must see it!!!

[@dxmntyler1220]

😱🔥 i just reacted to this and wow !!!

[@dxmntyler1220]

Thank you for the recommendation! 💎 #GemFamily

[@JohnHazelwood58]

I haven't been there as I was too young! But i listened to it live on the radio ... it was broadcasted live all over the world! But I've been to the "Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert" in 1992 at Wembley ... that day made history as well!

[@dxmntyler1220]

Lucky! I keep hearing about that Wembley concert as well. I bet it was an unforgettable experience. I bet its crazy being apart of history huh brother 😢. Wish i was there

[@JohnHazelwood58]

@@dxmntyler1220 it was the biggest show ever put up until today! you should check it out by time! take care, bro - all the best!

[@Coombsy1965]

Official attendance was 71.000, I worked there, in the wings, unofficial was 121,000. Freddy was asked by his doctors not to perform that day because he had a throat infection and was already well into his HIV death sentence. Freddy, being Freddy, would never let anyone down if he didn't have to, and so he played the performance of his life. It is very rare that I comment on one of these but, if you really are gonna pass on a legacy and in a time that 'Black Lives Matter' then you should honor Freddy along side Martin Luther King! Different? Yes in every way, except one... All man, no matter creed color or surname, rich, poor, gay or straight. We are of one blood and we hold the same values as to those that matter most to us. . Good luck with your channel young man, make it heard... YOUR WAY!

[@sherryheim5504]

You MUST do the whole concert. It will blow you away. Only 72,000 capacity at this venue. At their live in Rio shows, they had 300,000 audience both nights. Live at Budacon also had massive crowds.People always forget to suggest Tie Your Mother Down live at Wembley 1986, another great song by QUEEN

[@lara314]

Queen is a such an iconic band. Hope you'll check out more studio tracks and live shows, especially Somebody to Love (Montreal 81) and Freddie's solo version of You Take My Breath Away (Hyde Park 1976).

[@dxmntyler1220]

Thanks for your recommendations on the live shows! Just did somebody to love live in montreal. Breathtaking. I need to watch the Hyde park performance next . I gotta say from what im seeing the live versions are next level in comparison to the studio. I admire both but man these live shows are sick 😷

[@montrelouisebohon-harris7023]

That concert was beautiful and queen gave to free concerts to thank their fans at Hyde Park. I love listening to Freddie talk because of his accident in his perfect British English. It changed a little bit over the years as he Blended in with the British and English culture but he still had a bit of a posh English in the sixties and in the 1970s. . I certainly wish John Deacon would say something even if it was only the oppressed because he doesn't realize I don't think how many fans he really has. People appreciate the band and it wasn't just Freddie Mercury but it was all four of them!! They tore now and it's great still but doesn't. Sound the same without John playing bass.

[@bobbiehall8787]

His crowd control is amazing.

[@markbray7007]

Queen was a highly educated band. Freddie studied graphic design in college. The lead guitarist is also an astrophysicist that has worked with NASA. The drummer Roger Taylor is a dentist by trade and the bass player John Deacon was an engineer. These guys got together and studied on how to grab an audience and they were very successful.

[@karenj3611]

Wembley. Montreal. Budapest. All amazing concerts. Live performances all have great energy, but some studio versions have much more intricate harmonies that don't come out as strong in the live performances.

[@marciebulsaraorcutt]

ALSO Milton Keynes Bowl! (My FAVORITE)

[@dxmntyler1220]

Marcella Cumberbatch thank you for the gem 💎!

[@dxmntyler1220]

Youre the first to mention budapest. Thanks for the gens Karen. I just reacted to sombody to love live in montreal and i was blown away. Defintely gonna check out way more live shows

[@patgallagher6762]

Great reaction ,I love this song this whole concert was amazing Freddy's interaction with the crowd is unreal the whole band were perfectionists ,give a listen to one vision ,live at Wembley ,loosely based round Martin Luther king's I had a dream speech ,a great song that is more relevant now than back when it came out ,I love it ,thank you stay safe ,from Liverpool UK x

[@dxmntyler1220]

Thank you for giving me some gems to check out Pat! Welcome to the #GemFamily 💎. I keep hearing i gotta check out this wembly live show! Just reacted to somebody to love live in wembley

[@GilesMcRiker]

Great reaction! If you like the live concerts, you may wish to check out Somebody to Love, Live in Montreal, 1981 Under Pressure, Live at Wembley , 1986 Studio songs: Another one Bites the Dust We will Rock you/ We are the Champions Stone Cold Crazy

[@dxmntyler1220]

Thank you so much for these gems my brother 💎. Gonna react to all of these!! Juat did somebody to love live in montreal! Let me know what u think

[@trudywolfe2795]

72,000 people there in 1985.

[@dxmntyler1220]

Wow! Crowd control is impeccable

[@GLBH33]

Ok, this is the end of the peformance of Live Aid......You gotta watch the ENTIRE Queen Live Aid Performance!!!!!!!!!! CMon Gem!

[@deborahallen3318]

A must to listen to is Under Pressure with David Bowie! You'll be very surprised! Love your reactions 👍

[@bobbiehall8787]

Awesome crowd control.

[@dxmntyler1220]

Seriously! Incredible.

[@sally-anncloete7637]

A few requests for you: Dont stop me now Somebody to love - Live montreal 1981 Who wants to live forever - Live Wembley 1986 White Queen - Live Odeon-Hammersmith 1975 You take my breath away - The live version is the best

[@dxmntyler1220]

Thank you so much for these gems sally! Welcome to the #GemFamily 💎. Gonna check our your suggestions. I just did somebody to love live in montreal! Let me know what u think

[@sally-anncloete7637]

@@dxmntyler1220 You are welcome! hopefully you will get time to listen to them all. I watched your reaction on Somebody to love, really enjoyed it, thanks! Looking forward to more of your Queen reactions!

[@grega9059]

Really need to see the entire 20 minute performance. It’s considered by many as the greatest live rock performance of all time. Apparently, most of the other bands backstage stopped what they were doing and watched Queen on the monitors as they performed.

[@margaretmaged2584]

You should watch the whole live aid concert it is the best live performance in music history

[@stumblepuppy606]

There were 70,000 people in the stadium that night, and the performance was televised live to over 1 billion people.

[@johnniekilgore9413]

This was live Aide, a charity event. You watch the whole 20 min. Of Queen. There was somewhere between 60,000 to 80,000 people in the audience three in England and about the same in the USA. Plus this was broadcast world wide. The largest audience ever.

[@maxpolaris99]

1975 Sheer Heart Attack Tour $5 Tickets, Mahogany Rush opened followed by Kansas (Kansas debut Album) and Queen finished off. It was a small venue of about 5000, it was fucking EPIC!

[@mikimike]

The studio version of "We will Rock You /We Are The Champions" are usually played together back to back. Also, love this video you're letting yourself and the music shine more. Keep the videos coming. 🤓

[@dxmntyler1220]

Thanks for being here this long brother. Gonna keep getting better as I continue. The music suggestions keep getting better and better as well. I gotta say Queen has really fottwn my attention. I need to watch the full version of this concert next!

[@ZireNag]

You'll enjoy the film about Queen called Bohemiam Rhapsody. Just make sure to watch it when you can have the volume cranked up

[@imweakfordeaky]

Dive wayyyyy back. Try “White Queen”, Live at Odeon-Hammersmith, 1975.

[@dxmntyler1220]

Thanks for this gem! Gonna tune in now. Welcome to the #GemFamily 💎😁

[@tanaforet8684]

You will be blown away with White Queen Live at the Odeon! Agreed♥️

[@lorijohnston4311]

You definitely need to watch the whole set. It's 20 or so minutes of brilliance, of a perfectly synced machine (that machine being all four band members). Queen put everyone else to shame that day.

[@delainepep22]

This whole concert of them is amazing. 75 thousand there. And over a billion watching on TV all over the world. Watch the whole Queen live aid

[@bbguerrero1062]

Great reaction! Queen was the greatest! And yes Freddie had four extra incisors in which he felt if he had them pulled it would mess with his range!

[@andreasmith3230]

I see I'm very late to the game, but if you haven't already, check out "Love of My Life," which is a hauntingly beautiful ballad with just Freddie singing to Brian May's accoustic guitar. A fun, sweet song is "Friends Will Be Friends." And from the Highlander movie, "Who Wants to Live Forever" and "Princes of the Universe" although I can really only recommend the first minute, thirty seconds of it, after which it goes off on a tangent. But that song rocks. I also love "Killer Queen," another feel-good song "Don't Stop Me Now" and for something completely different, rockabilly "Crazy Little Thing Called Love" and if you want to go further down the rabbit hole, try something like "Prophet's Song" which also goes a little off the deep end in parts, but it's a totally cool and different song.

[@montrelouisebohon-harris7023]

Freddie Mercury was born on the continent of Africa on the small island of Zanzibar which is present-day Tanzania. His parents were born in India when it was still part of England and they moved when his dad got a job in Zanzibar with the British government. Brad was sent off to boarding school in India from age 8 until he was about 17 and rarely saw his family. When he was in boarding school he had his own band called The hectics when he was about 12 or 13 and he had taken piano lessons from age 9 on because he can actually play by ear. He was nine and his aunt watched him was into something on the radio and then go play it note for note on the piano so she told his mom he needesd piano lessons to learn how to read music.. Freddy did play the guitar. The Crazy Little Thing Called Love guitar that the Fred used was just optioned recently by Brian a for $7,500 and that money was given to charity. When Zanzibar had their revolution in 1964 Freddie Mercury's family fled and came to England. That's how they ended up in England and Fred went to the university there at art school but he spoke perfect English and even better than the British people because of his boarding school days in India.

[@sophiaghegan557]

Spread your wings

[@magicmamba3224]

Lead Singer amd piano: Freddie Mercury Guitar and vocals: Brian May Drums and vocals: Roger Taylor Bass and some vocals: John Deacon

[@Isleofskye]

Enjoyed your reaction, my friend. You nearly missed the roar and ovation at the end :) That was not even a Queen crowd as there were 12 Acts performing that day. "Officially" the crowd was 72,000 but I live 15 miles from there and there is no way as that Stadium held 100,000 in those days and that does not include all those endless thousands on the Football pitch in front of THe Band though some seats behind the stage would not be used. More like 100,000 in my opinion...

[@anne-mariesindruprix4792]

72.000 in Wembley , 100.000 in Philadelphia (jfk) and an estimat of 1.9 billions in all - it was transmitted via 13 satellites to the evolere world.

[@barbaraaschwingelswihart572]

Living on my own

[@IHadAPheo]

I feel sorry for the bad for who had to follow this Queen performance. The announcer... "thank you Queen for that amazing set... up next Puppet Show"

[@danajefferson5793]

You would never know that Freddie Mercury was sick 🤒 & Queen stole the show. I think you you look at the hole Live Aide, it’s only 20 minutes but it’s worth it

[@BriRog68]

Yes, this was actually Freddie on a bad vocal day!! he had 72,000 people in his control that day with another 2 billion watching around the world!

[@franklinestep5374]

You should see Him work the crowd with radio GA -Ga from the same concert see the perform &"THE Crowd into him!!!

[@dxmntyler1220]

Thanks for the suggestion! I keep hearing that watching the full version is a MUST

[@michelletammydenney6549]

You have to watch the whole thing.

[@javiermendoza8707]

Nice reaction! Please react to love of my life at Wembley 86

[@dxmntyler1220]

Thank you so much! And thank you for the gem 💎! Watching this next.

[@colinfonken5109]

:50 - 1:18 Dad of the year right there.

[@franklinestep5374]

Everybody performing on that stage bowie who elton John all said Freddy Mercury & Queen stole the show they won it hands down because the crowd was with Freddy!!! He did had the crowd that day!!!!

[@Entropy-zo7sv]

Watch the whole performance and see the whole crowd know what to do when Radio GaGa is played!

[@barbarabuhrman9584]

70,000 people!

[@barbaraaschwingelswihart572]

Over 70,000 people

[@dxmntyler1220]

Insane!

[@denisemorris3626]

You need to watch all 20 minutes not just the end

[@Prozak63]

Wanna see a crowd? Check out Metallica live in Moscow. An estimated 1 to 1.5 million in attendance...They're also in Guinness Book of Wold Records for being the first only band to perform on all 7 continents. And they did it within one calendar year.

[@dxmntyler1220]

Sheesh! All 7 continents in 12 months? Jesus i wonder how much strain that was. And to deleiver well at every show at that? Need to check out Metallica ASAP! Thank you for passing me this 💎 brother

[@angelatheriault8855]

This concert was attended by approximately 72,000 fans. That was nothing! When Queen played Rio de Janeiro, they had an audience of 250,000!

[@barbaraaschwingelswihart572]

I heard there were 75000 people there!

[@sharonroberts4977]

Sorry Trudy Wolfe .... 72 ,000 seated capacity . Say 60,00 with one end for the stage , then you have those standing with just enough room to wriggle their arms up to clap ????????? I would love for some computer clever clogs to study the crowd shots and try to estimate how many are standing on the pitch, you can make out the edge of the seated stands ...... 🙏 someone have a go ?

[@reginastogner9535]

Just found you I was in atlanta! (Might be getting old but I got to see all the good bands!) Have you watched the best guitars yet? Start with stevie ray Vaughn Texas flood 18 Guage strings!

[@tanya4025]

Is that your kid? Nice one... would you like make reaction on Queen's FLASH official video my advance thanks

[@dxmntyler1220]

Thats my adorble nephew haha . I’ll have to do a video with him so he can learn some of this amazing records early. And thank you for the recommendations! Gonna do Flash next

[@montrelouisebohon-harris7023]

Love the Song!! John's bass and the four or three harmonic voices were incredible but that movie was terrible. 😂😂😂

[@mikemcfadden6825]

Please react to: Abraham Martin and John by Dion

[@dxmntyler1220]

Will do brother! Thank you for these suggestions.

[@sofiaarzamendi5738]

Please react to Killer Queen!

[@dxmntyler1220]

Doing this next! Thank u for the Gem! 💎 #GemFamily

[@jainthorne4136]

Watch the whole 20 minutes otherwise you are cheating yourself out of an amazing performance.

[@dougoneill7266]

Watch the whole Live Aid Queen set. mate. do yourself a favour.

[@bobmosher1774]

Two words- White Queen- at hammersmith odeon.

[@barbarabuhrman9584]

Check out Live Aid!

[@coachphill5076]

If you liked this, you should check out Epic Rap Battles of History (if you haven't already) and watch Freddy Mercury vs Frank Sinatra

[@fatihkarax6642]

a friend

[@ed9095]

Live Aid - Queen - Full Set HQ kzbin.info/www/bejne/ipypeYyFed-FitU