The Crowd Interaction Is Awesome! | Queen Love Of My Life at Wembley Reaction

[@daveloboda1769]

I was there that night, the best gig I ever went to. Freddie always had that rapport with the crowd, he loved it and so did we. Great reaction.

[@debramoore7513]

That’s awesome, Dave!

[@barrymitchell6444]

Which night? 11th or 12th July? Both nights are available on DVD. I was there on 11th July 1986, generally held to be the better one.

[@daveloboda1769]

@@barrymitchell6444 12th. I don't know which of the two was better I just know that the one we were at was brilliant. We stayed both nights in a hotel very close to Wembley and spent the night of 11th sitting with drinks in our hotel room with the window open listening to the Friday gig.

[@barrymitchell6444]

@@daveloboda1769 Wish I'd have done that... staying in a nearby hotel to hear the other one. I stayed dry during the concert rain, but got saturated in the torrential downpour afterwards!!!

[@barrymitchell6444]

@@daveloboda1769 You got to see Big Spender too, which wasn't done the previous night. The 11th July was added, when tickets for 12th sold out so quickly. I was lucky to see them that year.

[@denisebell8422]

For me the best singer & guitarist ever ❤🎸🎸

[@roberthudson1959]

Brian is one of the best melodic guitarists rock has ever seen. While his physical dexterity is outstanding, his musicianship is mind-blowing. Freddie is Freddie, there will never be another singer like him. Although they weren't in this clip, Queen would not have been rock royalty without Roger and John. Each of the four was a superb musician, and the band was even better than the sum of their talents.

[@dianecourtney2724]

Great comment about Brian’s musicianship 👍

[@juneabbott6805]

@@dianecourtney2724❤

[@marypulley6512]

Freddie Mercury held that huge crowd in the palm of his hand. I love that man's voice

[@gabbymcclymont3563]

He loved conducting the crowd.

[@Justicia007]

I saw the emotion on your face, the shine in your eye of nostalgia and sadness but yet appreciation for the beauty of that song and for Freddie and Brian. Great reaction, thank you.

[@johnflynn5044]

What a load of poetic floral nonsense

[@Justicia007]

@@johnflynn5044 What a steaming pile of negativity you are. 😆 How's that for nonsense?

[@toniwhisnant838]

This song was written about the only woman he ever loved😢💔 not for Brian. He left almost everything to her and her child. They lived together for a while and were engaged until she broke it off, telling him she wanted him to be happy even if it wasn't with her. She knew he was Gay long before he would admit it. That is how much she loved him. And he, her.😢😢😢

[@bryanlidon3436]

Exactly

[@sherryheim5504]

Soft beautiful song. An absolute crowd favorite around the world. Even in non-English speaking countries they sing along with this song. Thank you for your reaction.

[@MistDancer]

I think one reason everyone loves him so much is he created memorable songs THAT FOLKS CAN SING ALONG TO!!!!!

[@AmazedandAmused-65]

I’m 65, and I remember when I first heard Queen. I ran out and bought that album and so many of their other albums, playing them over and over and over, and realizing how blessed I was to be living through one of the greatest ages of music ever. I enjoyed and was awed by the music as it happened, and realized the world would be listening to it for 50 years into the future and beyond. When I play the music I grew up with, it just never, EVER gets tiresome!

[@blancagarcia7074]

Your reaction to Bohemian Rapsody is what led me to subscribe. It gave me so much joy. You're so thoughtful and genuine in your reactions. You really listen to all aspects of the songs and performances. I appreciate it.

[@karriedartez1494]

That's why I also subscribed! I agree with everything you said!!!

[@annknows802]

Same. A real appreciation that I can understand.

[@manic14ful]

Same here .

[@Bobwithbubbles1033]

Bohemian Rhapsody was a perfect song. I can’t believe how many commentators on this site never heard that song.

[@dropzone9639]

The greatest singer of all time. Freddie Mercury. His music will last forever. He always gave it 1000%. Miss you Freddie❤❤🎤🎤🎵🎵🎸🎸🎶🎶

[@sherryalexander2421]

Everything about this is beautiful. I love watching your reactions to Queen. You are in touch with what makes a person/group magical. Thank you and Queen for brightening my day! Wishing you strength to get through whatever is happening in your life.

[@deericcio3379]

Freddie Forever and ever and ever

[@LMTino]

Those visuals - one man singing against the backdrop of the audience lit in a spotlight, another on a 12 string guitar heard at the back of an arena...magnificent. Glad this may offer calm for any storm you may be fighting.

[@triciac1019]

I love your sincere comment about this song making you feel.

[@barbk2324]

Brian May is an iconic guitarist…my favorite.

[@alainemancini3366]

Dear Freddie showed us inside his heart.......and we will love him forever for it.

[@jchow5966]

I cried the 1st time i saw this QUEEN performance. I still tear up when i see it. It is beautiful. ☮️💟💟💟💟💟

[@georgiacoombes699]

Great reaction, thank you! This song makes me teary every time but it is so beautiful & sung with such passion by Freddie & superb guitar played by the incomparable Dr May! ❤️❤️

[@andreajohnson8652]

The most insane thing to me is that Freddie had no formal vocal training. Please check out The Show Must Go On. Freddie was so ill Brian didn’t think he’d be able to sing it yet Freddie knocked back a vodka and nailed it. It has some of the hardest vocals of all their tracks. Also, Barcelona where he duets with Monserrat Cabellé , a famous opera singer. I can’t think of anyone but Freddie who could hold their own on stage with an opera singer like he did. Brian May and Roger Taylor are also really good singers- says a lot when the guitarist and drummer can also sing really well, not many bands like that about!

[@BoxerRick]

That’s one of the things that always impressed me bout Queen. All those guys could sing their asses off. Hats off to Roger who could sing and beat those drums. Stamina for real

[@swedishmake-upgeek5650]

Innuendo is another fantastic track as well. 15/10 highly recommend it

[@juneabbott6805]

@@BoxerRickI’ve never worked out how managed to do that. Astonishing.

[@nicothieme9407]

Thank you very much for your great reactions...please react to "you take my breath away" live at Hyde Park from the 70s...in my opinion this is Freddie's best vocal performance... Just him, his piano and his incredible voice...

[@starburst6606]

Freddie just simply is the greatest vocalist ever! “Is This The World We Created was also performed acoustic. Check out the Live Aid and Wembley performances of this song too! Staying Power Live at Milton Keynes and Tie Your Mother Down Live Montreal concert are great also!

[@kathleenohare8770]

Great reaction....SAVE ME, ONE VOICE excellent live performances

[@betseyclark2832]

*One Vision. Great show opener, Wembly 1986.

[@mmaloneym]

I just absolutely love this live performance. The 7/12/1986 Wembley concert was fantastic. You should react to the entire concert from the beginning. The way they structured the concert was impressive. They spent a lot of time in strategically playing certain songs at a certain time. The concert just had such a perfect flow. A couple of people did the entire concert in 8 it 9 parts in order without any problems of getting blocked. Queen sold out so fast they had 2 nights in a row at Wembley. The Saturday, 7/12 was the one that had 15 cameras for the DVD. It’s the best of the 2, IMO. The stage was huge. If you thought Freddie ran around at Live Aid, wait until you see this!!! It’s also the first time Freddie had the new “wireless” microphone! The opening of the concert was amazing. Hope you are able to do this. Back to this song. It’s just beautiful and slow songs really showcase Freddie’s incredible voice. He only needed Brian on guitar and 80,000 fans. No one has ever controlled an audience like Freddie. Including the fans in the show was a priority with Queen way back in the 70’s. No other group ever cared to do that. They were first in so many areas. I will never tire hearing that God given voice with a vibrato like no other!

[@angiemottershead1394]

There is nothing more beautiful than this song and Freddie Mercury. The crowd is testament to how this song is recieved and beloved. It gives me goosebumps. Miss you Freddie. Xxxxxx

[@karenpalmer9988]

I just love your reaction to Queen...Your smile alone just makes me happy when your watching Queen, and Freddy sing...Queen is one of my favorite bands, and to me he had the BEST VOICE EVER!!!

[@peggyh8937]

Loved your reaction, thanks! You're going to want to remember this song, the words, and the interaction between Freddie and the audience. It will be important to remember when you eventually watch his last video ever. If you really want to blow your mind, watch this song performed live to a spanish speaking crowd of 250k in Rio in 1985. It's incredible. Hoping things work out the way you want. Stay strong. We got you.

[@Justicia007]

Sorry you're going through something right now, I hope you can take some comfort and strength from some of these comments!

[@thiagocarvalho2853]

Speaking portuguese*

[@Beefy5039]

Taken far too soon, imagine what he'd still be be creating,.. RIP Farouk.. Fucking legend

[@יוספהינקוביץ]

You take my breath away great song

[@billboth6572]

Freddie was TRULY a very special experience. We, his fans love him and miss him every day so much, Hearing the crowds sing his songs to him at concerts was truly an other worldly experience.

[@cooleredge9429]

With all the smiling he does you’d never know the painful things going on in his personal life right now, thank you so much for the reaction and I hope everything gets better for you ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@dianecomly6132]

More Queen! Hang in there. This too shall pass.

[@tanjaskelac703]

And We Still love you Freddie♥️!!!

[@pattylisk6170]

I hope your hard times will be better soon . You are a great guy . Thankyou for your reactions to our Beloved Queen .

[@christinesomersett7647]

You must listen to Don’t Stop Me Now vocals are incredible such an upbeat song

[@ohoura]

I love the purity of this song and performance.

[@sst3d]

Super sweet, super respectful reaction, young man..A+ reaction

[@jillb2161]

I just love your face when you hear these Queen songs . You're right about how their music touches you .And the way your georgous face lights up while. you are listening to them .I think you have been blessed . You're in the club now . Times are tough now but just keep hanging in there. We would really miss you if you go away .🐦

[@jeffpetrimoulx6806]

Freddy was awesome live. Saw them in 1978 and we sang with him too. A concert I willl NEVER forget.

[@equalityforall5620]

I just love this guy's reaction. His analysis, gis personal sharing, all so beautiful.

[@PatrickC63]

That performance was at Wembley Stadium in London. It was another stellar performance by Queen, and of course Freddy! I was at that concert and can remember it like it was yesterday! It was Queen’s final live concert at Wembley! Awesome reactions from you on this one, and all the other Queen that you have done 👏🏻

[@michelletammydenney1417]

I loved your facial expressions Watching Freddie, it’s beautiful. 💕💕

[@andregauvin6822]

Love love and love your Reactions to Queen! Thx

[@nicolette2454]

Best thing about the audience... no cellphones! They listen to what he's singing. I miss that time, miss him. Love Freddy, Love Queen...

[@stefanboskovic4724]

You need to see nearly half a million non English speaking Brazilians sing every word in Rock in Rio 1986. Amazing

[@stephanieclare2457]

I love your reactions! Your so right they don't make songs like this anymore. It truly makes you feel happy and cry at the same time because it's so beautiful. ❤

[@colinsweetman6745]

It warms my heart to see the way you have grown to love Queen and Freddie's music so much. I'm sure he would be so happy to see the influence he still has on people's emotions so many years later.

[@sandrahilton3239]

i so agree with your comments. Everytime i think of Freddie i could weep. There will never be another Freddie in my opinion.

[@1chefduk]

This is why I love watching reaction videos, watching your face light up while watching Freddie hold a crowd of 100k people in the palm of his hands is pure magic!

[@bettybaby63]

Fun reaction. You smiled all the way through. Freddie & Brian were quite the duo. This is actually a stripped down arrangement from the piano based studio cut. Always great to see them like this.

[@donnakurtz9293]

Yes.. I wanted o comment to tell him how much HIS smile was infectious and so genuine. A true love of the music and its expression.

[@kendallneason3645]

Freddie born in Zanzibar and imigrated to the UK. Studied & got an art degree and had the best rock voice ever. Combine him w/ Dr. Brian May -astrophysicist and incredible guitarist, John-electrician and amazing bassist, Roger-dentist and drummer w/awesome falsetto voice = Queen greatest rock band ever. So happy youngsters are discovering their magic!

[@c8Lorraine1]

John Decon qualified for more than electrician. He has degree in Electrical Engineering ! He designs stuff

[@HanahLoo]

@@c8Lorraine1 he designed the amp that Brian May used, from what I understand. I think what makes Queen unique is that all the members have a spirit of generosity for their audience. They wanted to give the audience the best possible experience, to make them feel like superstars and part of the show. It comes across to all their performances, they are talented of course but they wanted to give to the audience. I don’t know of another band that communicates that as well as Queen does and their music touches my heart and takes me to a beautiful place that no other music ever does.

[@karenstrong8887]

I still miss Freddie. He was a one of a kind.

[@anne-mariesindruprix5794]

You have just witnessed greatness!

[@Violet-xg4bb]

Your smile says it all. ❤

[@c8Lorraine1]

Freddie’s LAST concert is now on DVD. He never toured after he ‘Magic’ tour. He was suffering with pain.

[@PT9546]

Lovely reaction as always! This song always is a little bitter sweet to me too. Especially when he sings, when I grow older I will be there by your side. As you can tell he wrote this for someone he loved after the relationship ended. But this later became his love song to the audience with them singing part of the song back to him.

[@chrishart7224]

The saddest thing to me was understanding the atmosphere of fear and unescapable death that lived in the game community at that time. Freddy kept his Aids diagnoses from his fans until his death neared. I always wonder when Aids began to impact the lyrics of his songs. It adds another of depth to the words.

[@caroleann_2142]

So glad you enjoyed it, keep going down this rabbit hole. 🥰💯🙏s going up for you.

[@tonypreston1426]

As usual, a great insightful reaction. I immediately subbed when you did Rhapsody because you pick up details that most, if not all, reactors other miss. Hope things are well.

[@kezca]

Gorgeous song

[@bandmom3505]

Beautiful! The album version is very different. Brian learned to play the harp(!) for the studio version.

[@grahamchambers9566]

Been with you since your Queen journey began, mainly because of the reaction you have, and your appreciation of Freddie and the boys. If you need further proof of Freddies power, even 26 years after his passing, watch the Green Day crowd at Hyde Park in 2017, they sing along to BoRhap, word perfect, it is one of the most moving things I have witnessed.

[@minxxy1980]

Totally agree.That crowd just went wild.was great to watch

[@pennyburnside4224]

he seriously should check that one out!

[@Alcagaur1]

This is why, on at least one occasion, when he was asked what he played, Freddie simply replied, "The audience."

[@shelley6339]

Incredible! Love this, he had the crowd under his spell!

[@andreakormosnekacso4804]

Brian was playing a 12 strings guitar and that is not easy. The band liked the singalong songs.

[@Semajsenrab72]

They love him is an incredibly large understatement. The the entire band, but Freddie could make the guy in the back row feel like he was the only one in the audience, he made sure that the audience were a part of the show and a part of the band for that night.

[@kimking6036]

Freddie was and is loved very much. He left us this amazing music. What a wonderful gift. He will be forever missed.

[@christinesomersett7647]

Don’t stop me now for a good feel factor plus Freddie’s amazing vocals 👍

[@pinkey943]

Just Freddie Brian and a guitar Amazing.

[@chubbysloth5720]

You really have to check out the Rock in Rio 1985 Version of this song... there you'll see how much the crowd loves him ^^ Btw. I love your reactions. Thank you for it from the bottom of my heart. ^^

[@spinsterwitch1]

I enjoy your joy. Brian May is a brilliant guitarist, and Freddie a masterful choir leader.

[@devonvergiels5185]

Brian May guitar. Still amazingly unique player. And I agree with your multiple feelings, these guys often bring those out. And even nicer from a young man. Thank you.

[@kathleenohare8770]

COOL CAT...a very different sound...collaboration by Freddie and John

[@jilldelahunt4978]

You make me so happy! Queen is one of my top bands and always has been. Thank You for recognizing the off the charts talent!! Freddy and Queen had something so special. My husband and I love your videos and how knowledgeable and appreciative you are of this very special man Freddy and his band. I love to make suggestions of other music from the 70's and 80's you've never heard. So keep listening to Queen cuz I've never heard a song I don't love. The classic rock back then was so amazing and I never want that music Era to die so I'm going to suggest 2 songs and if you've never heard of these songs I think you will lo e them both😉 1. Boston - Peace of Mind 2. Heart - Crazy Thank you for the joy I get from watching you listen to this brilliant music, your reactions make me so happy and I'm sharing your videos and everyone has the same reaction to you as me. I've watched other channels having a similar premise as you and I like some of the others but not as nearly as much as your channel. Don't ever change! Jill

[@JosephHuntelvisnspiders]

You have to hear the studio version of 'You Take my Breath Away', the voice of Freddie does literally that. Queen is the only band in the world where every member has written hit songs and the first ever rock band to be inducted into the Songwriter's Hall of Fame in 2003

[@redheadkitty1109]

...i thank god that i could see him live too...the concert will be something i never forget in my whole life...he and the other members of Queen created masterpieces which still will be played for the next generations...

[@JanS1]

I've been waiting...good surprise. I needed it today. Such a beautiful song, right? You can break Wembley or other live shows into individual songs. I'm still strongly (lol) suggesting Save Me, live from Montreal. That would also be a good surprise. Oh, also Under Pressure from Wembley incl. ay - o's . Nice to see you, glad you're well :)

[@davidclarkson9156]

Yeah ..just pull 150...200...thousand people into a sing along..yehhhh..LEGEND...

[@maross9669]

There is nobody like Freddie, he had a gift.

[@ginawatts2982]

Have you ever heard ‘Barcelona’ Freddie with the Italian opera singer Montserrat Caballe - if not give it a try or maybe some of Freddie’s Japanese stuff, he had a real love for that. I’m so happy and rather jealous that you have come into the fold of people who love Freddie, jealous because I remember having that ‘first time’ feeling from so long ago, it makes me feel young again. I used to live near Freddie and we attended the same college (some years later) I love that I may have sat in chairs , walked the same corridors that he did and even be taught by some of his lecturers,but most of all I love that I have heard his music for over 45 years and loved it all. My husband, who is much younger than I, is a huge Queen, particularly Freddie fan in the truest sense of the word and we certainly bonded over his love of this fantastic group of men who got together to make magic. By the way in the reaction video to you hearing Bohemian Rhapsody for the first time, you asked who was the falsetto I’m the harmonies - that was the drummer Roger Taylor - when they were recording the harmonies Freddie kept going to the box and saying to Roger ‘one more time, only higher’ which he did until frankly he may have needed surgery on some part of his anatomy to be able to sing any higher if you get my drift? Hahaha. I hope you continue on your trail of discovery with Queen they have a lifetime of work for you to discover and in my heart I can truly say there is very little you won’t enjoy and most of all have fun with it like Freddie did. Happy trails my friend.

[@joseperezruiz3246]

Spanish opera montserrat caballe no italian

[@home2624]

Absolutely loved your reaction.

[@divinediva_]

TFS...Better days are coming.❣

[@dianeshelton9592]

If you want to see what a hold Freddie still hold over a crowd watch Green day , crowd sings Bohemian rhapsody. Freddie was smiling down from heaven that day

[@Wrenn180]

Oh yes! Please react to that one. It’s a beautiful video and shows our commitment to that song❤️

[@debbicook1584]

I love the fact that you SO appreciate Freddie's voice. This song is tinged with sadness, it was written about Mary, the love of his life, even though he was gay, and talks about growing old together, which obviously never happened......so sad....

[@barbaraburton8914]

But she was with him when he died.

[@pattylisk6170]

He wrote this song for Mary !! And Mary Austin was by his side till the very last breath Freddie took.

[@josephinemonahan915]

Hi Patty, you need to do a little research..Freddie stated that the song was a love song for the audience..at the end he says, “I still love you” while pointing at the audience...do you really know for a fact that Mary Austin was “by his side till the very last breath Freddie took”?..there’s a lot of Chinese whispers going around about Freddie’s life...check your sources.💐

[@pattylisk6170]

@@josephinemonahan915 Like you I know nothing factual. Also like you only what I have read . In the documentary that I watched it had said that Mary Austin was with Freddie until he died. Did not intend to offend .

[@pattylisk6170]

@@josephinemonahan915 How much money did he leave her? Freddie signed a will in September 1991, that gave half of his vast wealth to Mary and the rest to his parents and sister. Most of his friends, including lover Jim Hutton, were given £500,000 each or a house.Jun 28, 2022

[@DWtechfan]

I love your reactions here! And you’re one of the only people who did a reaction video that highlighted that high note Freddie hits before he says “I still love you” to the crowd. That was a songbird type of high note with his vibrato and it was the best thing I’ve ever witnessed. This is probably my favorite version of Queen’s live performance for “Love Of My Life” but the version of this song from “Rock In Rio” from 1985 was right up there with this version from Wembley except the crowd in Rio sings a lot more of the song than Freddie does. Also, I can’t wait for your reaction videos for all of Freddie Mercury’s solo music videos from his 1985 “Mr. Bad Guy” album. Queen has a lot more to react to as well, you should react to “The Invisible Man”, “Too Much Love Will Kill You”, “These Are The Days Of Our Lives”(Queen’s final music video with Freddie before he died in 1991), and “Mother Love”(the last track Queen recorded in studio before Freddie’s death). There’s so much depth in Queen’s music catalog.

[@janebartholomew8465]

Thank you for this great reaction its wonderful to see you back, please can you react to Save Me live at Rock Montreal 1981, I think we all need a bit of saving from time to time.

[@backyardspeed3992]

Looks like someone became a queen fan! one of the only bands that i can listen to over and over again and i always find something new and can make me Cry!!

[@davidharrison3707]

I was so very fortunate to be there and share this wonderful moment with Freddie at Wembley 1986 it was amazing thank you Freddie ❤️

[@angiemottershead1394]

Love you. X miss you Freddie. X

[@kimberleyphillips6671]

He built his 1st guitar and taught himself to play. Special people. I taught myself to play the piano. It takes time and patience.

[@marciebulsaraorcutt]

A REALLY LOVELY REACTION, HON... THANK YOU!

[@merazbridget]

I love your reaction to queen...you appreciate his talent..Queens gotta be best band ever....this is my favorite song of all time...and I'm 61years old

[@annemariefleming]

The love Freddie shared with the fans was, and is, unbroken. I don't know of anyone who could evoke that invisible family cord that bound him and each of us together. Hundreds of us were crying as we sang. It was the best gig I ever attended.

[@betseyclark2832]

So glad to see you back reacting to Queen; you do it so authentically. Love your big smile. Suggestion: Save Me, Montreal 1981, Play The Game, Milton Keynes 1982. Two really nice ballads.

[@paigemimms4343]

I feel the love in this song. Just beautiful!!

[@theresajoyner1069]

I love watching your reaction to these songs! Freddie Mercury has an amazing one of a kind voice and so much charisma! He truly made you feel when you listened to his songs!!! I pray for you and whatever it is your going through

[@andreazabiegalski3787]

I love your reactions to Queen! Feel the exact same way

[@dougpoe4775]

Brian May said when he plays solos he just tried to be an extension of Freddie's voice. 👍

[@juneabbott6805]

Their duets are something else. Spine chillingly beautiful.

[@cheryloakley8334]

We thank you!

[@christophersmith2793]

And when Brian May lead guitarist plays his Electric guitar that guitar he made with his father before Queen became famous a priceless item to him !

[@andreahalova4635]

Interesting thing. I've read, he was badly ill during this concert and had actually sick vocal cords, which makes all the thing even more amazing❤

[@GinMae]

Thanks for this.. I really love Brian's 12-string...