THIS IS CRAZY! First Time Hearing Queen Bohemian Rhapsody Reaction | Rere Reacts

My first time hearing Queen Bohemian Rhapsody! 🔥
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[@keithwalton7922]

Often voted The Greatest song of all time,Freddie Mercury's gift to the world.

[@duncanmccann2715]

Freddie Mercury. The greatest rock front-man there has ever been.

[@andrea-v2s]

back in the 70's when there were no limits to creativity in music

[@user-je5de5qp6r]

very well said.

[@rubydazzler]

That's why it's a rhapsody. Different sections stitched together to make a whole, arousing different emotions in the listener. This one, a cappela, ballad, opera and a crazy rocker! A crime, confession, trial, punishment, I've heard and watched this so many times and never tire of it.. I almost envy you seeing it for the first time. Queen is a genre of their own, and every one a gem!

[@hkynuts11]

Welcome to the Queendom. The Live Aid Concert is considered the best ever recorded. Queen is 20 minutes and will amaze you.

[@glass2467]

Yes absolute must see!

[@RNDReacts]

Ok nice I’ll check it out

[@tmcmurdo826]

I respectfully disagree. The best concert ever recorded is Stop Making Sense by Talking Heads.

[@Mikey-DiLo]

Make sure to pick the video with the 2 constables introducing them. There is a video that cuts off part of the end. Do the 4K version.

[@paulhooker6346]

​@tmcmurdo826 good shout 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧

[@cdbee3486]

All the moods and transitions are why its a called a rhapsody. An expression of intense feelings in a free -flowing composition.

[@aussierhino471]

Correct - Google 'rhapsody' and you'll see this song fits the bill perfectly.

[@spritbong5285]

This song describes how people facing death, natural or by execution, experience all the stages of personal grief. It perfectly shows the emotions felt from denial, to anger, bargaining, depression, and then acceptance. Superb writing.

[@LeChaunce]

This song is about Freddie Mercury coming to terms with his bisexuality in direct opposition to the rather conservative upbringing he had.

[@ingiford175]

@@LeChaunce Especially talking about how his mama just killed a man (meaning his mother did not agree with his bisexuality), the 'pulled my trigger', etc...

[@michaelgordon1613]

Freddie Mercury was the universe’s gift to us all.

[@gregjohnson7270]

Radio stations wanted them to cut it down to 3 minutes and they refused, so it became popular off the grid, so the radio stations played the full version. It is truly unique as are your responses to it, I'm glad you enjoyed it.

[@sherryheim5504]

This is an iconic song by an iconic band. Here on KZbin alone, this song has over 1.6 Billion views. I love it and have for about 50 years. I never get tired of it. Thank you for your reaction to one of my favorite songs from my favorite band.

[@colinstevens2691]

A song you will never get bored of listening to even if you’ve heard it a million times. Absolute perfection

[@karinfichtner7479]

See? Us "Old Folks" knew how to rock! No one is making music like this anymore. I don't honestly know what's better in this song....the vocals or that insane guitar. Watch the movie about this group. Freddie Mercury was an enormous talent.

[@warrenfoil6851]

The guitarist, Brian May is a legitimate Dr. Of Astrophysics. Not a bad side job if the band doesn't work out😊

[@simonroyjonesuk]

And he built that guitar with his dad out of am old fireplace. He really did !!

[@mannym7849]

I absolutely ❤ listening to Bohemian Rhapsody, each and everytime is a musical pleasure that can’t be possibly described in words, it’s that amazing. Freddie’s writing and vocals are just incredible.

[@chocolate-teapot]

The song is about live and let live, and accepting who you are, not un-aliving yourself

[@RNDReacts]

I love this

[@stoneoutdooradventures2286]

Shocked you haven't heard this already... classic historically timeless track.

[@XxBrittany20xX]

I'm 33. My dad played queen alot and other 80s music. I always loved bohemian rhapsody. I'm happy to see u enjoyed what music I did as a kid who was raised by 70s/80s kids/parents. The most incredible part is they made that song without a ton of the equipment voice stuff today. They recorded over n over again their own music to get the musical affects. They were ahead of their time in music. ❤

[@jimijamessegoviafeerick1355]

👏A timeless masterpiece! The talent and skill level of Freddie Mercury, Brian May, Roger Taylor and John Deacon was astounding and they always gave 1,000% on stage with no Auto Tune or Pitch Correction. They had so many mega hit songs over the years. Many such as "We Are The Champions" and "We Will Rock You" are still sung today by huge crowds at sports events around the world! Rock🤘😎

[@RNDReacts]

Thanks for this!

[@LynnWaggott]

If you want to see how much this song was loved, google the green day gig when the crowd sang this song in unison. The crew were playing it while setting up. It was amazing

[@anne-mariesindruprix4792]

Actually not - the stage was empty - and there were loudspeakers in the middle of the audience - but not loud - - the crowd sang it all - - and does in several occasions still. It is called the second National Anthem ❤❤.

[@jamespron6844]

A masterpiece of a song ….. enjoyed your reaction.

[@TerenceShortman]

Queen, Supertramp, ELO, Moody blues, King crimson, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, YES, Genesis, Emerson Lake & Palmer all do similar complex music tracks from the 70's it's called Progressive rock or Progressive pop commonly called prog.

[@deborahallen3318]

Play Queen and they will come. Seriously! 🌈💙👑🕊🫶

[@scott3744]

It's always fun to see someone's first time hearing Bohemian Rhapsody, there's no other song quite like it 👍😁

[@lianneburwell4763]

Freddie is a great front man, but let’s not forget Sir Dr Brian May, one of the greats in guitardom!

[@laurasmith2522]

Rock /Opera a story like Opera with Genre music changes going through the emotions of the story. I livd you reaction and bedt of all you get 8t ! Ty and please continue with Queen you can't go wrong ! Only 1 Queen and only 1 Freddy RIP you are missed. .

[@clivenewman4810]

When this was released at the tail end of 1975, Freddie's friend DJ Kenney Everett said it was the greatest song ever recorded.He proceeded to play it every other record on his radio show.

[@jaakkomantyjarvi7515]

The version I read about was that Kenny Everett was specifically forbidden to play the song because of its length, so he played it by putting it on after every other record "by accident" in 15-second bits and apologising profusely for the "mistake" every time -- until he'd played through the whole thing.

[@clivenewman4810]

@@jaakkomantyjarvi7515 I stand by my post.I listened to his breakfast show on Capital Radio in London.

[@LeroyBrown84]

MORE QUEEN! 👑🔥 😃

[@Gery_1402]

Please do Queen "Somebody to love" live Montreal 81.

[@Pixelologist]

An absolutely iconic performance! That entire concert, really, but Somebody to Love is just so good.

[@kathieovercash8414]

Their manager did not want them to record this. He said it wouldn't be a hit. They did it anyway and it's the most popular and well known song of theirs. It's just genius. Freddie Mercury's baby for sure. He was incredible.

[@RNDReacts]

They were wrong!!

[@Raider577]

British radio wouldn't play it as it was too long they said edit it but Freddie refused. But Freddie Mercury's friend British DJ and comedian Kenny Everett played it constantly on his show and it went on to become a hit.

[@yelnikigwawa1845]

For your off-line listening pleasure, there’s a great vid of this song floating around the InterWebs. Bands routinely play songs from other bands before their concerts begin. Sometimes it’s to get the crowd pumped up, other times it’s just to kill the time before their show begins. Either way, there were tens of thousands in the crowd at a Green Day concert when this song started playing. INSTANTLY, the entire crowd started singing along, and gave a TRIUMPHANT performance of this song. You know you’ve made it, when the entire crowd at another band’s show starts singing your song, because EVERYBODY knows the lyrics, and it’s a Great Song!

[@kenanderson2002]

Freddie has always & will always be the best ever to me. The thing is, most people who have listened to him... and all of Queen truthfully... agree he's one of the best. If not THE best. Even other singers! Garth Brooks, a Country music legend, saw Queen and Freddie when they toured in the early 80s in the USA. Brooks said Freddie was so charismatic. Garth also runs all over the stage, wants people to sing along, wants people to interact. He said witnessing Freddie Mercury performing like he did, he was going to do exactly what Freddie did. And he has. Garth is a country music legend because Freddie Mercury inspired him to be legendary!

[@keymack2477]

First time on your channel, and I genuinely enjoyed your reaction, so thank you! Other songs by Queen? Start on their first album, Queen I and listen to each track in order. Then on to Queen II and repeat. Then Sheer Heart Attack, then A Night At The Opera, etc. There are no bad songs by this band and thriller range is so far reaching you will not believe it!! Enjoy the journey!!

[@blacknovel1]

Thank You for not stopping the video. Love Your reaction and Queen, of course.

[@canadian1677]

I grew up with QUEEN, and as a Brit, you should be so proud that this Group is still relevant Today, This Song is one of the most well known Songs EVER, I saw them Live in Canada, in 1980 and have all their Albums. Greatest Concert I went to. You should watch them from LIVE AID

[@MichaelForrestChnl]

babe, the worlds best music happened in the 70's

[@catherinedudley-fr3re]

I loved your reaction, and definitely look forward to more queen reactions.

[@RNDReacts]

More to come!

[@kevinmarshall854]

Without argument the greatest rock song that was ever written!!!

[@ziggythedrummer]

In the intro there's a link to Queen, Elton John and Axl Rose performing this song. I highly recommend that performance.

[@stevetanner3019]

Watching you shake your head throughout the video in disbelief of what you were watching was priceless.

[@meddows75]

Maybe try out/react to: - March Of The Black Queen (also referred to as the 'older brother' of Bohemian Rhapsody) and - My Fairy King Best versions for both in my opinion are the official lyric videos. For me these two songs have a lot of art and complexity inside... :-)

[@PT9546]

Ahh so you’ve discovered Queen and Freddie Mercury’s masterpiece, his magnum opus! You should also watch Queen’s live performances. They’re even better live! Somebody To Love Montreal 1981 is a good place to start.

[@hkynuts11]

1.6 Billion views. It must be good.

[@RNDReacts]

Facts!

[@frontkjemper3648]

I cry, everytime i listen to this song and i'm a big dude😭Such a powerful song

[@Royal_BLT]

🇨🇦 You have sooo much more to catchup on ! There is about 30 years worth (from 1959 to 1989) which means reacting to 10 a week for the next 35 years ! #BoomersRock 🇨🇦

[@bgvan37]

Just love when youngins finally hear our music 🎶

[@janefletcher9593]

What a lovely young girl you are.Thankyou for your in-depth Reactions and not interrupting these wonderful reactions.I am 82 and 😊was lucky to believe alive and grow when all these wonderful artists were at their Height.

[@marciebulsaraorcutt]

LOVED your reaction! The LIVE version of this song is STUPENDOUS… (It is minus Freddie Mercury’s five-part a capella harmonies at the beginning, but otherwise I actually PREFER - as with everything - seeing Freddie perform this live because his vocals are even BETTER than in-studio!) To hear it live, you should see it at MONTREAL in 1981 Freddie ‘s songwriting was GENIUS. He also wrote and recorded an album of OPERA with Spanish operatic soprano Montserrat Caballé (her nickname is Montsey); the album and title track are titled Barcelona. (Freddie & Montserrat were actually the FIRST professional musicians from two different music genres, to ever collaborate on a cross-genre album together. Pavarotti initially called their collaboration “The dumbing down of opera”. But then when the album was so well-received… Pavarotti was soon doing his own “Pavarotti and Friends” project!)😉

[@Pokafalva]

It was wonderful to see the constant smile on your face listening to and watching a song of my generation. Keep on exploring the music of the 1960s and 1970s - you will absolutely amazed...

[@Mikey-DiLo]

Welcome to the Queen rabbit hole. Your channel will grow. Queen’s live performances are almost always better than studio and usually different. They will vary from concert to concert as well. Here are some suggestions. Somebody to Love and Save Me live at Montreal 1981. Also from the same concert Keep Yourself Alive and Dragon Attack. Now I’m Here, Love of My Life and Under Pressure live at Wembley 1986. Who Wants to Live Forever official video. White Queen live at Hammersmith Odeon 1975.

[@TheWizardOfEgo]

50 years and still awesome

[@RaulMoreno-j8v]

IF you like this there's "MEATLOAF " ,more Rock Opera ! Song name "I'll do anything for love, but I won't do that "

[@craigcolduck2077]

Thank you for appreciating one of the greatest rock songs of all time from one of the most amazing bands of all time. I remember seeing this for the first time as a young child in the '70s. At the time, this was the most amazing music video (called ' film clips' back then). There had never been anything like it before. If you like complex, well-written music, that goes in a variety of different directions, played by incredible musicians and with a 'supernatural' vocalist (6' 1" Dutch Valkyrie Goddess - Floor Jansen), try listening to 'Ghost Love Score' from the Finnish symphonic metal band 'Nightwish' (they sing in English). The band is older than you (late '90s), but I think the song was first released in 2004, although I'm sure it existed long before that, so it qualifies as being before you were born. The best version is the live (always) performance from the 2013, Wacken festival in Germany. Make sure you search for 'correct speed'. The original Blu-Ray version of the concert was recorded at a slower speed, so some videos on-line are slow. This is the usual 'gateway-drug' to the Nightwish rabbit-hole. Be prepared. Once you react to a Nightwish song, you will probably be invaded by the the Nightwish army (fans) led by their ever-so-polite and informative 'herald', Gabriel Bardac, with a massive info dump.

[@matthewneely]

To this day I do not believe there is a song quite like this one. I enjoyed your reaction. Thanks

[@tinyvanuffelen7918]

I really like it , when you don’t interrupt the music !

[@lisaargyrou1488]

❤ beautiful sweet Freddie ❤️ we still love you Freddie 😘🎉

[@robertcanup4473]

By the way, Brian May, the lead guitarist also has a PhD in Astrophysics. No, really he does.

[@EvilSean62]

im here for you ... did you know theres a metal detector connected to the stones

[@paulmaxey6377]

Also Brian and his dad made one of the guitars he played (I think it is called The Red Special) and John built one of the amps they used.

[@TonyM1961]

He has also been knighted as "Knight Of The Realm" by Queen Elizabeth

[@dougsusie2319]

You like when songs change and sound completely different then you really need to check out The Beatles "A Day In The Life". If you've never heard it your mind will be blown. There's a video for it but you don't want that, it's something that someone threw together. What you do want is the 2017 50th anniversary remix from the "Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band" Lp. Sounds incredible! Peace ❤

[@JonathanGrant-v9d]

The head tilt at 5:40 is when the penny drops :)

[@robynhurley5119]

1975. I was 7 and i still have the 45. I am 56 now

[@DefaultModeNetwork]

Talk about poignant, the line, as a summation to the entry, "some times I wish I'd never been born at all" is a refrain to so many young men, across the world, caught up in violence and a sense of not belonging to their world. So powerful.

[@papercup2517]

Don't know if you'll see this Queen request since I'm a little late to the party; but: White Queen - Live at Hammersmith Odeon, 1975, and You Take My Breath Away - Live at Hyde Park, 1976 are both spectacular performances - the first featuring an incredible guitar/ piano duet section, the second just Freddie alone at the piano, shushing a rowdy crowd with his confession of obsessive love... Both are absolutely magical in their own way, and having watched a few of your reactions now, I think you'd love them.

[@JohanEngelen]

You should check put the version where the crowd sang it in Hyde park decades agter his premature passing.

[@fredscott5644]

Love your reaction! Just like my reaction after I bought the album ran home and first played the record. You need to hear "The Prophet's Song" next.

[@angelathomas83]

Yes, your bout to go bout the best rabbit hole!!!

[@kencray4453]

Everything about this song was INCREDIBLE! And Freddie Mercury (Farouq Balthazar) was THE Best vocalist of our time. It took me a long time to get onboard with Queen - it's kind of embarrassing. Awesome band - probably the best of our time!

[@01Barna]

The aesthetics of those years were incredible, compared to these times it is so superior, musically great obviously, everything about these guys was incredible.

[@danielbenincasa770]

Queen are legends. This song is iconic

[@PatrickFitzgerald-wt9fc]

Just found you...I subscribed...Great reaction...Great smile young lady.

[@stevedahlberg8680]

One of the great Rock anthems, right up there with Freebird by Lynyrd Skynyrd.

[@billofalltrades2633]

It's a roller coaster for your mind!

[@geoffsullivan7902]

Welcome- this is music,theatre and everything else. Buckle up,it’s a fun ride!😊

[@AB-sy5hb]

Great reaction!

[@RNDReacts]

Thank you!! 😁

[@angelathomas83]

Yes , it’s so unbelievably incredible, you’ve never heard….!glad your going down the rabbit hole…

[@HankD13]

You should the Live Aid gig. Personal fav is "Love of my Life" - Wembley 86 for how he interacts with the crowd. Freddie died in 1991 - but watch the crowd Singing Bohemian Rhapsody in Hyde Park in 2017 - perfectly. RIP Freddie.

[@felixfriedrich8534]

With Freddie Mercury you'll get to know one of the most awesome talents the world's ever seen -including his off-Queen recordings such as "Barcelona". Enjoy your discovery! May I also suggest an excursion into dIRE sTRAITS? Dive into the Alchemy Live album (Telegraph Road, Sultans of Swing, etc). You're gonna love it!

[@sheilapurcell515]

Great reaction. This group rocked for 20 years only stopping at Freddie's death from Aids in 91. They are touring again today with a guest singer. I suggest Liar from the rainbow London 74. Its from their first album and each member has a solo do you can see the talent. This album made me a fan all those years ago and that hasn't changed. I promise youll enjoy your journey. This is a band you have to watch live. No autotune or tracks playing just raw skill. Have subscribed.

[@RNDReacts]

🙏🏽🩵

[@grahamharley4895]

Your smile early on... Magical. You looked like a little girl being given a fluffy puppy!

[@angelathomas83]

All the band members wrote top singles hits!!! Ya have to respect all of them !!!

[@nathanpark1058]

Fun fact: Brian May, one of the original founders and frontman after Mercury died, was one of the lead astrophysicists on the New Horizons probe that went to Pluto.

[@lino9222]

Like your big screen great reaction

[@RNDReacts]

Big thanks

[@jaimeramirez4736]

La mejor canción una obra de arte musical y contenido saludos desde Chile 🇨🇱

[@grandwazoodebris1015]

Epic, famous song. Always fun to see someone hear it first time. Queen was amazing band. Only band that each member wrote a #1 song I think. Freddie was one of the greatest singers and front man ever. Brian, the guitarist, is literally a Phd in astrophysics and built his guitar with his dad when he was a teen. Interesting folks.

[@SmokeyTreats]

Ultimate Rock Oprah. Enjoyed your reaction. Now I must rewatch the great movie Bohemian Rhapsody staring Rami Malek as Freddy.

[@cattewest]

So much fun watching a first time reaction to Queen!

[@kaneman4747]

One of the first rock operas

[@PB-sk9jn]

Bohemian Rhapsody -- the only single to be Christmas number one TWICE ... decades apart. Number 1 in the UK Christmas 1975 Number 1 in the UK Christmas 1991 (after Freddies death, Terence Higgins trust AIDS charity benefiting ) Number 2 in the US in 1992 (after Waynes World) The song, Band Aid "Do they know it's Christmas" was also #1 twice. But the 2nd recording was a 'cover' by a different ensemble of artists.

[@robinbeerman4726]

The best music 1840s to mid 90s. They have a large catalog. Supposedly about his coming out song.

[@lumpyfishgravy]

I remember this being Number One for a gazilliion weeks and everyone was like "Yeah. Deserved."

[@jonassundell9366]

Great rection to a great song! I think this is like he is writing a letter from death row or something. Check out their songs "Love of my life, (live)" or " Fat bottom girls". Bangers! Greetings from Jonas Gothenburg Sweden. ❤😊

[@randyg.1836]

I have become a big fan of your channel and have enjoyed every video! 😊🎉😊

[@RNDReacts]

Wow, thank you!

[@vittoriademarinis4710]

The Queen, patrimonio dell umanità

[@sliceofheaven3026]

I have always thought of this song by queen as a miniopera with a story. It begins with a person who has killed someone and goes through different emotions like regret, anger and finally ends in acceptance of having to go to jail for the crime that he committed.

[@barryhickman6911]

LOVED the expression on your face during this song!!!! ;-)

[@texasdustfart]

It's fun watching someone discover Queen.

[@givemespace2742]

Ive been to quite a few operas and I like how this condenses a whole opera into one short song. Very clever!

[@vernhoke7730]

I bought this album 49 years ago. One of the best I owned. I got to see them do it live 44 years ago. Probably the best concert I ever went to. Watch the live version from Rock Montreal 1981, that's the the tour I saw them on in 1980.

[@EricNess-sc3rh]

The film about Freddie's life is very well done. You continue to impress.

[@lesblatnyak5947]

Love the accent and your like for Queen. A song called Roundabout by YES off the Fragile album is a peach. Enjoy your YES and Queen journey. 🎶🍁🙏🍁🎶

[@primategaberocco]

Queen's Greatest Hits Album, is probably biggest of any before or since, it's 3x albums.. That's testament to their greatness. 🥃 And Freddy, a rare gem. 💎