WOW!| FIRST TIME HEARING Queen - The Show Must Go On REACTION

WOW!| FIRST TIME HEARING Queen - The Show Must Go On REACTION
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[@joeymcbrayer]

If you only knew what Freddie went through physically in order to deliver this “swan song” performance. It’s chilling to know what Freddie was battling and gave his fans one last epic vocal performance IN ONE COMPLETE TAKE! I love this song for those reasons. Thank you for getting around to this one!

[@switawivr6]

Yes, exactly why the video is just a montage of previous footage. Freddie was probably gone by the time it could be pieced together. As an 80s teenager the Innuendo album still breaks my heart and makes me sing out loud every time.

[@marciebulsaraorcutt]

Hey, just an FYI/clarification on that "just one take": Fred didn't actually do the WHOLE song in one take (I know, most people think that he did, based on Brian's story in an interview). The story Brian shared was regarding the section of the song near the end that's full of REALLY HIGH notes... Brian was afraid the high notes would hurt Fred's throat. Fred replied "I'll F_____g do it, Darling!" ...He downed some vodka, and sang that really high section all-in-one-go.😇

[@jsl8905]

You beat me to it. I was going to say the same thing.

[@keithboyd9582]

@@marciebulsaraorcutt I think I read that Freddie had to do the entire album sitting down cause at that time he didn't have the strength or energy to stand up on his own for long periods of time.

[@roverwaters3875]

FALSE no one takes

[@DCbigpappa]

"I'll face it with a grin. I'm never given in. ON WITH THE SHOW!" That's all you need to know about this amazing performer.

[@sanmc5888]

That part to this day still gives me the chills, the goosebumbs. Unbelievable vocals

[@dinobravo852]

@@sanmc5888 People don't realize how high he sang....

[@derekdenton8689]

God, Freddie’s been gone 30 years now and this song STILL wrenches my heart out. True greatness.❤

[@danielmorris3446]

And still better than 99% of the artists who've come since

[@josie3028]

Perfection voice outstanding he was dying my god this man was unhuman really thanks guys❤

[@MithrilMagic]

As some one who suffers with two chronic illnesses that cause pain, nausea and extreme exhaustion, every time I think I can’t do something, I think of Freddie, literally dying of AIDS and barely able to walk, slamming back a glass of vodka and telling Brian “ok I’m gonna f*cking do it.” And recording this song in one single take. Then I get up pull myself together and do what I need to do. I have the word “darling” tattooed on my wrist in his handwriting from a letter he wrote to his fan club the year I was born. Looking at it in my hardest moments or before the multiple surgeries I have to undergo for my illnesses gives me strength and makes me feel that he is with me always in my fight.❤

[@lorraineydays57]

Keep fighting the good fight.🤍🤍

[@marybaillie8907]

So sad to think how sick Freddie was when he recorded this tune. Just a masterful performance, with his heart ❤️ and soul poured into it. It was recorded before he had publicly announced his HIV/AIDS diagnosis. Hauntingly beautiful. RIP Freddie. ❤️ Great reaction. Buckets of Maple Syrup love from Canada ❤️❤️ 🇨🇦 🇨🇦

[@FatBottomedGirl]

Freddie didn't go public with his diagnosis until the day before he died so everything that he did was before he made a public statement about his condition.

[@terryweir8352]

Hi Mary, This is one of my favourite Queen songs ever, it's an absolute masterpiece of songwriting, Freddie could barely stand while recording this, guitarist Brian May didn't think Freddie had the strength to do it, but Freddie being Freddie said "I'll f×××××g do it darling", downed a large shot of vodka and did it in one take!! 😀 😀 Unbelievable, only Freddie could pull this off!! 😀 😀 RIP Freddie 🙏 🙏 Big Hi from Scotland 😀 😀

[@marybaillie8907]

@@terryweir8352 Hi Terry. Yes he was remarkable till the end. There'll only ever be one Freddie. Cheers to Scotland.👍✌️🎶🎶😊🇨🇦

[@craigsmith9775]

If he had lived today, he would indeed have produced so many more masterpieces and the treatment is so much better nowadays that he would have survived. RIP.

[@chickie8252]

I can't remember but did he live to see this recording published or did he pass before this was released? It's been awhile so I can't remember I remember the day he passed away and I remember exactly where I was when I heard it on the radio. I was as shocked as everybody else.

[@joshgrant824]

Freddie was literally on his death bed when Brian wrote this. Brian didn’t think he’d pull it off but Fred shot down some vodka and fuckin did it anyways. LEGENDARY

[@GiaSesshoumaru]

Came here to say this.

[@RichardX1]

"I'll f***ing do it, darling!"

[@etc7070]

I can't even imagine being in Brian's position, writing this song, for his dying friend.

[@joshgrant824]

@@etc7070 had to be soul crushing

[@JamesSmith-qy3eu]

Freddie wasn't literally on his death bed. It was recorded in 1990, Watch the 'Headlong' video that was made in the same year, and from the same album.

[@kelqueen9998]

My favorite bridge of all time. "My soul is painted like the wings of butterflies, fairy tales of yesterday grow but never die. I can fly my friends!" Gets me in my feels every time.

[@colleenross8752]

Foreshadowing his flight into Heaven

[@singingwordwright148]

This powerhouse performance was delivered by a man so ill that he never got to perform it in public or even film an original music video for it (the video was a compilation of their other performances and videos.) This performance was delivered by a man so ill that he bandmates doubted he'd be able to sing it at all. And he absolutely KILLED. IT.

[@timkeagy4094]

Freddie was suffering when he gave us this. Amazing performance.

[@teerat8451]

How Freddie made it through this final recording is amazing. Knows he will soon be gone but still has the fight in him for one more go.

[@RushTrader]

Freddie gave it 100% to the very end. While his vocal got a bit thinner during his final days, Freddie never lost his power, spirit or passion as he goes out with a spine-tingling "I'm never giving in, on with the show!" Between this one, the title track "Innuendo" and "These Are The Days Of Our Lives", Queen were still releasing some of their best stuff right to the end. Great reaction guys!

[@beedeegee9374]

These Are the Days of Our Lives is so incredibly heartfelt, yet so difficult to watch.

[@RushTrader]

@@beedeegee9374 Yes, I remember back in the day seeing that video and being completely shocked at Freddie's appearance. He never stopped pouring out his heart and soul.

[@cunningdeb3129]

Yes, please react to These Are The Days of Our Lives, the official video. Have tissue ready, it's tough to watch but such a gift from Freddie, Brian, Roger and John.

[@joiedevivre2005]

Another Queen masterpiece that I think y'all will love is "Who Wants to Live Forever". Although the official video is good I would highly recommend that y'all watch their "Live at Wembly" performance. Freddie is absolutely magnificent. Have tissues on hand.

[@JustaGuy2.0]

I simply love "Too Much Love Will Kill You" (both sang by Freddie and by Brian) RIP Freddie Long Live QUEEN

[@TonyM1961]

Which was ironic because he knew at the time he went to Wembly that he was dying from AIDS.

[@joelliebler5690]

A great one!

[@laurabailey1054]

Theme from the movie Highlander.

[@brucew7062]

I really wish they would listen to this for sure.

[@kimberlyvarvorines4933]

Considering Freddie was sick he still put everything in his performance. Celine Dion did the song after her husband passed and is equally poignant

[@jamiedianne6778]

Celine did an amazing performance! She said it was hard not to break down during it.

[@derekhiemforth]

7:00 - Scientists actually did a study a few years ago, looking at Freddie's voice and what made it so iconic and unique that so many people consider him one of the greatest singers ever. There's more to it than this, but the general reason is that Freddie's voice always retained a baritone vocal quality, even when singing near the top of his range. Freddie had a wide vocal range that went from low baritone all the way up to high tenor. That isn't all *_that_* uncommon in and of itself; many talented singers have ranges that are equally big or even bigger. However, most men with similarly wide ranges naturally sound more baritone/bass-like as they get lower, and more tenor-like as they get higher. Freddie didn't. He always sounded like a baritone, even when singing way up in the tenor range. But not like he was straining to hit the notes... it's just that the timbre of his voice stayed the same. You can see it in sound wave illustrations in the study. It's wild, and really pretty unusual.

[@bloodnokgoon5020]

"My soul is painted like the wings of butterflies, fairy tales of yesterday grow old but never die - I can fly my friends!" - gets me every time 😢❤ I heard that to get past the pain for hitting the high notes he just knocked back a vodka and pushed through to get the track done. An amazing front man, and an amazing individual - RIP Freddie, gone far too soon 👏👏👏👏❤❤

[@raethdarkflame1292]

It sucks how many Queen reactions get blocked by KZbin. Freddie would have loved watching people experience the band’s performances this many years later.

[@sarahpagett9191]

Oh definitely he would of loved it

[@loisvansciver9194]

Great reaction! It is so sad to hear this song and know that Freddie knew he was dying when he sang this song. The world lost a legend far too soon!

[@Gr8Buccaneer]

i agree,imagine the work until you got all together at the right place.gerat work,great reaction. RIP freddy

[@marshman96]

Freddie's farewell song written by Brian may. Freddie did it in one take while dying.

[@seanswinton6242]

A great song! This is Freddie Mercury and Queen at their theatrical and bombastic best!! Even while in his final days the voice never quit! R.I.P. Freddie Mercury.

[@drmorqWarrenProject]

This album..,.. 'Inuendo'...has so many incredible songs its like a greatest hits all in one album.... The Show must go on.... the title track and many more will leave you in tears once you know the story...

[@zackolmert9622]

Yeah it's a masterclass. It's like Freddie knew he was gonna die so gave his fans some of the very best he could produce at the time. Chills & heartbreaking.

[@jeanstrickland2445]

This song is so full of heart ache and pain, so beautifully sung by Freddie, ( Queen) 😢

[@MHume63]

Also, These Are the Days of Our Lives is Freddie’s last video performance. It’s his final gift to all of us and it’s spectacular. You must put it on your list. It will give you all the feels.

[@deannebeech5249]

But need to watch til the end, it's that last bit.

[@ford6810]

@Deanne Beech 100% it's that last thing he says that really gets you!

[@cjpew]

My favorite Queen song for sure. You must listen to Mother Love some day. Last song recorded by Freddie, couldn't finish the last verse so Brian did. Beautiful song from a beautiful man.

[@DWtechfan]

This was one of Queen's handful of final songs with Freddie. He was dying from AIDS and fading pretty fast and he still delivered this epic performance. There will never be another showman, singer, and human being like Freddie Mercury. He made sure the show went on here and recorded words so the show would go on after he was gone. Music today has no equal or music in any time period has no equal to Freddie. Great reaction here!

[@MarlaLynnS1]

You are so right! I cry every time I hear this song and Those were the days of our lives. Irreplaceable!

[@DWtechfan]

@@MarlaLynnS1 it's sad to listen to this song, "These Are The Days Of Our Lives", and "Mother Love". Those are synonymous with Freddie's goodbyes to the fans and the band itself too. There will never be another epic band like Queen and never another performer like Freddie Mercury. He still loves us and we still love him!

[@herminiahernandez1512]

After Freddie died and listened to this to me it seemed like a farewell/swan song. It brought tears to my eyes all the time, he gave such a performance vocally that I felt so broken after listening to it. Freddie was phenomenal in every way, such a performer, his presence on stage was out of this world. No one could outdo Freddie, he was the best.

[@ChrisReise]

I love how this compilation of past music videos goes perfect with the lyrics of this song.

[@Wa1kerBros4Ever]

A great showman to the last. Despite the wasting away of his life's breath, his priority was to continue up to the last moment to celebrate life in general and to perform which was his purpose he was put on this earth to do. R.I.P. Freddie. You left us wanting more.

[@joelliebler5690]

One of their most dramatic and emotionally draining tune.❤

[@richardhenderson9767]

"Who Wants To Live Forever", "Save Me", and "Sail Away Sweet Sister" are awesome by Queen

[@marblackCanada]

And all written by Sir Dr. Brian May.

[@susanengland3919]

The last video he did was "These are the Days of our Lives". He was barely able to stand and is horribly thin and fragile looking, but his voice is still magnificent. His final song was Mother Love, but he was only able to record the first verse before he died; Brian May finished recording the second half of the song.

[@Jamessmith-xk3fh]

Thank you I'm glad you're finally doing this song. The video was made after Freddie Mercury died

[@Fairygrl_TW]

Just a supernatural experience with Queen, Phenomenal masters of their art. This song always makes me cry, thinking of such a huge loss to the world. Legend...R.I.P. Freddie...Thanx so much, Many Blessings

[@dannysalamon5731]

You still haven’t witnessed what many believe to be the greatest performance of all time. Watch Queen’s Live Aid performance, the entire 20 minutes. It will not disappoint!!!

[@josephscally6270]

A fabulous song that always make me sad knowing the circumstances surrounding it.

[@sebastianschilling7337]

This song gets to me every time. Every single time.

[@johnriley7312]

This song was recorded when Freddie was really ill and released in October 1991, just a few weeks before he died

[@JamesSmith-qy3eu]

The album was released in February, 1991.

[@johnriley7312]

@@JamesSmith-qy3eu the song was released in October

[@MHume63]

Elton John added this song to his playlist in the 90’s after Freddie passed. They were great friends. One of Freddie’s best performances and definitely one of the most emotional ❤

[@JamesSmith-qy3eu]

He performed it at Freddie's tribute concert.

[@JonCombo]

@@JamesSmith-qy3eu I actually prefer that version.

[@Problembeing]

It's quite incredible, that even though he was in excruciating pain, he delivered quite possibly the strongest vocal performance of his career. This song always gets to me. It's perfect.

[@StoptheInsanityofRegressivism]

While it's a rocking song, it is also so very emotional. It's such a beautiful song. There is power, pleading, pain, and purpose in this song. It's an anthem for never giving up, but it also leaves you with an inherent recognition of how little time Freddie had. The band also pulled out all the stops and filled the song with equal passion, power and celebration of their own music and of Freddie's genius.

[@redchick5278]

Queen wrote and recorded this towards the end of Freddie’s life! Knowing now what he was facing this song is super poignant! Celine Dion recorded a version of this after her husband died w/ Lindsay Sterling on violin! A beautiful version! This is one of my favorite songs!

[@marciebulsaraorcutt]

HEY GUYS, Just a suggestion about your problems with having Queen videos blocked: Avoid the Official Queen Channel... If you do a YT search for ANY Queen/Freddie Mercury song/official music video/live performance, you can find the VERY SAME VIDEO... with remastered/upgraded HIGHER HD/BETTER video quality, posted from OTHER channels, because there are individual Queen fans out there (who are really talented and might remaster videos in their professional lives, IDK) who take the original videos, remaster/upgrade them, and post them on their own individually-owned channels. These videos are usually further down the YT search algorithm results, because they're newer/have lesser views than the originals from Queen's official channel... but they're actually BETTER quality, and they WON'T be blocked.

[@egk2584]

Perfect song to end the year. Freddie's show still goes on and on.

[@bydavidmitchell]

This is one of my favourite Queen songs. Freddie was one of a kind. Thanks for reacting to this amazing song. Much love and I hope you guys had a lovely Christmas.

[@MarcAaronburnerAcct]

Love Queen, Best front man ever!!!

[@trevorworthey1420]

In addition to being a great song, I love that this video pays tribute to some of the many movies that Queen did the soundtrack for. I forever love Highlander, where Queen busted out the masterpiece WHO WANTS TO LIVE FOREVER. They also did Flash Gordon, forgettable movie but Queen's music rules. And they put the Rock into Disco movie Saturday Night Fever. Freddie RIP.

[@jessejamessimons483]

All right my babies.... This band is so beyond talented.... I can't even think of a word that describes their greatness ‼️🔥💯🔥🎼🎶☺️👍🏼

[@dionshare7103]

Never can you go wrong with Queen. One other note I want to add is that I think you all have truly become my favorite reactors. I truly enjoy watching the way you react to different stuff.

[@tcpm]

Two of my favorites of Queen are the combo of We Will Rock You and We Are The Champions played together.

[@beedeegee9374]

The Champions on Ice tour in the late 90s always ended their show with that combo. It was great, everyone stopping to the beat!

[@carlazehner4023]

I love Queen so much !! Thank you for your reaction!!

[@joaoluizfonseca6914]

Freddie hit notes, and sang lyrics, even during a late stage of HIV in ways nobody on this earth ever could…. This song is amazing, and he was going through hell physically, more than mentally at all, recording the last songs of his life in the last year (1990-1991) of his life

[@I.am.Iain-81]

Yes, my favourite Queen song/ all time favourite song! This hits so hard when you think of when it was recorded in Freddie life time. The video is made up of clips from earlier Queen music videos! You have 'Break Free' - 'It's a Kind of Magic' 'Miracle' 'Breakthrough' 'Going Slightly Mad' 'One Vision' among others. 'These are the Days' was his last music video and the ending will break your heart!! Thanks for posting this video guys 👦 ❤️

[@trevorreid985]

Freddie was simply the best…

[@mattg5855]

Hi Jay & Amber. A suggestion to watch is their 15 min at Live Aid. They'd been off touring for a few yrs at the time & with that appearance, which was when the band knew of Freddie's condition, they showed why they were QUEEN! Many critics consider it the best rock performance of all time, which given the many great artists of rock, is saying something. If you could, add that to a future watch. Thanks

[@jollyjiraffe382]

The band absolutely did NOT know of Freddie's illness at the time of Live Aid. Freddie *may* have suspected that something was wrong, but Live Aid took place in 1985 and his diagnosis wasn't until 1987. Another reason why people should not get their facts from a made to appeal to the masses Hollywood movie instead of doing their own research.

[@HealthAtAnyCost]

Queen had just come back from a tour in South Africa and South America right before Live Aid ( _The Works Tour_ ). They admit that part of why they did so well at Live Aid was _because_ they had just done huge stadiums in S. Africa and S. America. And @JollyJiraffe is correct, they did not know Freddie's HIV status yet... Freddie didn't either.

[@elkevera]

PLEASE stop spreading lies about Freddie and the boys. Where did you get these FACTS from?! They had just returned from touring, there had not been any break of them working together. The diagnosis had not been until '87 when Freddie detected a spot on his skin. Just tell the truth and quit these fairytales already!

[@JamesSmith-qy3eu]

@@jollyjiraffe382 Well said. That film was nothing but fiction.

[@gillianroffey4914]

@@jollyjiraffe382 that's nonsense. They toured massively in 1984. I saw them at Wembley three times in September 84

[@user-ig3ho7wt3e]

THE WORLDS GREATEST PERFORMER!! THERE IS NOBODY WHO COULD DO IT LIKE FREDDIE...NUFF SAID!!

[@Naty_Sousa]

So beautiful and heartbreaking at the same time 😢

[@jeffreygeist9772]

We All miss you Freddie Mercury 💔 You live in Our hearts Forever!!

[@trubowspiritwind]

Farrokh was a genius. He could vision how a song should be presented lived before he would see how it would look on a video. His command of a stage was epic. Never be another like him.

[@markcornish2519]

Who is farrokh?

[@trego5509]

@@markcornish2519 FM’s given name at birth

[@JanS1]

It was Freddie's choice not to be Farrokh anymore. Even back in the days when he was in The Hectics at boarding school he was Freddie. Freddie was the musician.

[@vicprovost2561]

What a great, amazing song, from a bittersweet album as Freddie was ill. But what a performance! Taking something from happier days, early in their career, how about Liar, Ogre Battle or Brighton Rock? Tremendous band, the legend continues. Enjoy! 🎵🎸🎤🎹🎶

[@helindove2237]

They will love Brighton Rock. Who doesn’t? It rocks! 🤘🏻

[@janiceduke1205]

Guitarist Brian May wrote this while lead singer Freddie Mercury was dying of AIDS. It was Mercury's last official album with Queen, and when it was released, very few people knew he had the disease. The lyrics are about the need to press on and make the most out of life while you can still enjoy it. It is inevitably a comment on Mercury's worsening condition, and his attitude towards life - May noted his incredible courage in the Days of our Lives documentary. "He never moaned, he never said 'my life is s--t, this is terrible, I hate it,'" said May. "He had an incredible strength and peace."

[@SaxyLament]

This song is very telling of what Freddie was thinking and feeling. He knew he was running out of time and was still able to unleash insane vocals for the "Innuendo" album (plus any other songs that were finished posthumously).

[@gillianroffey4914]

Brian wrote this

[@Lady_Kirkpatrick]

I always assumed Freddie wrote it for the band & fans but it was Brian who this masterpiece.

[@gillianroffey4914]

And Days Of Our Lives was Roger.

[@susanengland3919]

I just finished scrolling through the videos you've reacted to, but didn't find Queen at Live Aid 1985!! That is one of the most magnificent performances in rock history! If you've reacted to it and I just missed it, I apologize. If not, PLEASE put it at the top of your list, I promise you won't be disappointed!!

[@Juli-fc4jo]

Great reaction! Love the Song! For a more rocking sound I recommend „I Want It All“ from Queen.

[@AZambri1]

I absolutely love this song, it's one of my favorites from Queen, and no matter how many times I listen to it, I cry every single time. I am crying typing this. Damn, I miss him. What a special guy.

[@jeannieschmidt2217]

This is my top favourite along with Somebody to Love. It's done with so much passion and heart. Can you guys please, please, please do George Michael's cover of Somebody to Love - from Freddie's tribute concert at Wembly Stadium? One of the very BEST live concert performances - with 75,000 clapping and singing in unison. Also his and Elton's duet - Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Me. And I want to put in another request for John Farnham's - You're the Voice - from the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra. The studio version is really good - but the concert version is phenomenal.

[@Scorpius65]

this song is such the groove..it builds an atmosphere around the melodies structure. top shelf upper level song.

[@breese4425]

Knowing the story about this song, it just brings chills.

[@DaeronK]

This song and 'These are the Days of Our Lives' always gives me goosebumps. The combination of lyrics, music and knowing how ill Freddie was, and how little time he had left always gets me. They're wonderful songs from the band!

[@catjudo1]

Just as a side note: when Jay and Amber pause the video, the image they stop on, the rings around the woman's head, this is a clip from Fritz Lang's masterpiece movie "Metropolis", made in 1927 and is considered a science fiction masterpiece. The original masters were cut into pieces and parts of the movie subsequently lost, but as footage has been found the movie can now be bought largely complete. How sad it is to think of Freddie's final months, sick and growing weaker as he knew he wasn't long on this earth anymore. But I like to think that he and his bandmates gave the gift of music to so many millions. He lived an incredible life, one that few will ever know. Freddie Mercury aka Farrokh Bulsara, Rest in Peace.

[@nhlover]

I like how Queen dealt with the fact Freddie was not well enough to film a video for this song, by putting a montage of their different videos together and it actually became a very symbolic video as it showcased Freddie’s journey

[@jeramycarroll2769]

Freddie was dying when he recorded this. The last note he hits is amazing and brings tears to my eyes

[@Cadinho93]

Brian May said when it came to record the song that he was concerned that Freddie Mercury couldn't manage the vocals as he was sick. When he mentioned this to him, Freddie Mercury took a shot of vodka and said, "I'll fucking do it, darling" and lacerated the vocals. Also, Freddie Mercury did the song in one take. Basically, Freddie Mercury sings from his soul. His voice is powerful and elicits emotion no matter the song.

[@ScottieContact]

Queen is the best. There is nobody better. I'd suggest reacting to Cool Cat next. Freddie sings the entire song in falsetto. It's a hidden gem.

[@KestralWolfe]

This song is why I have "I'll fu____g do it, darling!" tattooed on my arm. If Freddie, so soon before his death, could give us /this/ masterpiece, what could I be able to do if I just didn't give up?

[@martinwhite3559]

Freddie was and always will be the greatest frontman and singer IMO. I wish I had see Queen live in their prime.

[@R_SENAL]

I absolutely adore this song. It always gets me in the Feels knowing how much pain he was in and how much of it he endured to belt this out and get it recorded and you can just feel it all. Looking at Amber there at the end I could see in her eyes she was feeling it too! Powerful stuff. The other tearjerker from this album is The Days of Our Lives, written as a goodbye to all his fans, knowing he wasn't going to live much longer. 😭 It's a crime that Freddie had to leave this world when he did, how he did. This video is made up of many of their other music vids and as you can see you have a lot of songs to go! I Want To Break Free, I'm Going Slightly Mad, Headlong, Invisible Man, I Want It All, Hammer to Fall, One Vision, the Miracle, etc etc etc. If you ever do Who Wants To Live Forever, please make sure you get the extended cut, not the radio edit, there is some real beauty at the end that gets cut in the short version for no good reason.

[@rowanmayfair9249]

Freddie didn't write These Are The Days Of Our Lives. Roger did the majority (the entire band is credited, per usual) about his family but due to the circumstances, it became Freddie's goodbye.

[@wendyranta]

I truly feel sorry for the younger generation not experiencing Queen back in their time. It's so nice to see you enjoying them❤

[@RobinC63]

This song literally saved my life. I was in the deepest and darkest place any person could be. It is forever etched into my soul!

[@joshs4594]

"I'll face it with a grin, I'm never giving in, On with the show." That verse was as powerful as anything he ever did, especially considering the circumstances. R.I.P. Freddie.

[@janejohnstone5795]

He...means....what is life all about...even if it all does not make sense....life...still goes on....the show must go on..no matter..what..??..his voice is so emotional and meaningful...

[@fyoutube4226]

One of Freddie Mercury’s last gifts to the world was Queen’s “The Show Must Go On.” Written by Brian May in 1991, the song was the final track on Queen’s Innuendo. May feared his bandmate would be too ill to record the vocals, but Mercury downed a shot of vodka and declared, “I’ll f***ing do it, Darling.” It took him only one take. Legend.

[@roverwaters3875]

no it was not one take thats not how songs a re recorded 😂😂

[@robbinvanderzwart7452]

True, except the song was recorded in 1990, when it probably also was written

[@snailbutch]

​@@roverwaters3875 its possible for vocals to be one take vocals are recorded seperate the band so could def be belted out once and touched up a little but i do think the story is made up/exagerated

[@surlechapeau]

Jay & Amber, you'll love their "You’re My Best Friend" !!

[@kyleneuheimer4885]

Many Queen fans may not know about a Billy Squier song that featured Freddie Mercury on the lead-in and backing vocals. The song is "Love is the Hero" and it's on KZbin. The studio execs made Billy remove the intro from the album version because they "didn't want people to get confused and think it was a Queen song." As Billy once said, "We should all have such f***ing problems!" Check it out, I think it would make a great reaction video and you haven't done Billy in a while!

[@JamesSmith-qy3eu]

Freddie, not Freddy.

[@n.johanness7451]

This song is one of the best rock songs ever for me, it gets me every time and makes me happy and sad at the same time.

[@markusursin2901]

You guys need to explore Dire Straits! I would highly recommend «Telegraph road» live alchemy! Also «sultans of swing» from the same concert! Other songs are «tunnel of love», «brothers in arms» and «Money for nothing»😁 Mark Knopfler really takes you on a journey with his amazing fingerstyle playing and unique voice! I think you guys would love them❤

[@garulusglandarius6126]

Still miss Freddie to this day 🥲 The ultimate performer ! Excellent track as always with Queen 👍🇺🇸🇬🇧🇺🇸🇬🇧

[@willdwyer6782]

This song was released as a single from the Innuendo album on October 14, 1991. Freddie Mercury died November 24, 1991. Freddie was so sick when they recorded this song that guitarist Brian May, who did most of the writing on this song, doubted he could sing it. He told Brian, "I'll fucking do it," put down his glass of vodka, and went in the studio and flat out nailed it.

[@BradReddekopp]

It's such an amazing performance from a man who knew he didn't have long to live. Beautiful. Heartbreaking.

[@jeffreyburley4033]

Of all of Queen's fantastic music, this song displays the best of Freddie's voice. Yes, you heard the studio version here but just listen to his voice, his range, and his tonal accuracy. I feel this song by far is Freddie's best vocal performance. And the more you listen to the song, the more astonished you become by his voice.

[@helindove2237]

No joke. Yesterday while brushing my teeth I wasn't thinking: When will Queen come on this channel again, no, I was thinking: Tomorrow the Rob Squad will do Queen! And yes. It turns out so! Very weird. You couldn't have picked a better song in my opinion! Freddie has pulled out all the stops to make Show Must Go On sound so powerful. Incredible! But the whole song is just perfection 👌🏻 “Who Wants To Live Forever” has the same power. And if you like theatrical, that’s ⬆️ it.

[@lovelyerica9054]

I feel like I know all their songs, my son Mateo "Loves" Queen and Freddy Mercury (he believes that Freddy is his best friend), my son is now 7 yrs, but he's been listening to Queen since he was 2yrs old. This is my son's all time favorite song and it's just branded into my brain. Thank you for reacting to it. 💞

[@quinny6920]

I can’t think of enough words for this band and Freddie! You are so so missed Freddie!!

[@KepiGal]

The Show Must Go On" is a song by British rock band Queen, featured as the twelfth and final track on their 1991 album, Innuendo. It is credited to Queen, but written mainly by Brian May. The song chronicles the effort of frontman Freddie Mercury continuing to perform despite approaching the end of his life, although his diagnosis with HIV/AIDS had not yet been made public in spite of ongoing media speculation claiming that he was seriously ill. When the band recorded the song in 1990, Mercury's condition had deteriorated to the point that May had concerns as to whether he was physically capable of singing it. May recalls; "I said, 'Fred, I don't know if this is going to be possible to sing.' And he went, 'I'll fucking do it, darling'-vodka down-and went in and killed it, completely lacerated that vocal". (wiki)

[@kenhayhurst374]

It's simple, you can never go wrong with Freddie.

[@paulmargett9360]

So happy we have some more Queen. This is the last song to be released in Freddies lifetime (May 1991) and the video is old concert footage and video clips. You must do "These are the Days of our Lives", "Who Wants to Live Forever", "A Kind of Magic", "We are the Champions". Queen Forever!! Much love from England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@GetFitWithEmily]

My soul is painted like the wings of butterflies. Fairytales of yesterday that grow, but never die. I can fly my friend... Sang the man who was incapacitated in excruciating pain. Gets me every single time. Freddie was not his illness. He is still alive in every single one of us, as we remember and celebrate his greatness. This might sound a bit kookie as I am clairaudient... But that is basically what Freddie told me. Nothing will ever stop the tears from this song though... What it took for him to leave us with this... is indescribably poignant... beyond belief. I treasure his heart and soul forever.

[@bert131974]

"These are the days of our lives" is one of the last songs and music videos that Freddie Mercury did. Some people say that it was a song for the love of his fans and a goodbye. Amazing talent gone to soon. Absolutely love Freddie Mercury and Queen!

[@jaybiz9427]

If you have not seen queens performance at live aid. It was his last show before he died. You seen the command of the crowd he has and his love to perform. It is a must watch!!

[@redindenver6666]

I was a HUGE Queen fan, and when I heard of Freddie's diagnoses and his passing within hours of him acknowledging that he had AIDS, I felt like I had lost a close friend or an admired/loved family member. My oldest son got his love of Queen from me, so, years later when he was killed instantly in a workplace accident, I had 3 Queen songs (as well as a few other artist's we both liked) played at his funeral. They were this one (which one of his cousins insisted upon) and the two I knew he loved: "My Bijou" and "Who Wants to Live Forever". Both were from their very last album together, "Innuendo". For me, that album was just a masterpiece, made even more so because Freddie was SO sick and yet he struggled to perform as he did when he was young and healthy. I'm so happy that some of the younger generations are becoming more and more aware of Queen and Freddie.

[@lyleschoepflin5444]

Long time queen fan and this still tastes as one of my favorites, and this video of Freddie and Queens greatest moments is a great homage. To leave this for younger generations as a symbol of great music and musicians.

[@theruzzmon1066]

Freddie Mercury. Still traveling at the speed of light.🤘✌️