Villagers React To Queen Bohemian Rhapsody ! React 2.0

[@imweakfordeaky]

Freddie Mercury (lead singer) was a Parsi Indian, but born in Zanzibar (where his father had a job with the British Colonial Offices) - His birth name was Farrokh Bulsara.

[@ChuyChuy]

I thought they would let them know this detail about him.

[@imweakfordeaky]

@@ChuyChuy You’d think that’d be obvious to do, right? I was truly surprised they weren’t told !

[@maddog502]

The next most famous Parsi Indian was Jamsetji (Jamshedji) Nusserwanji Tata clothing tycoon and philanthropist he founded the Tata Group concern.He was nicknamed the father of Indian industry.

[@arthurlara4282]

Thank you for teaching me something new. Appreciate that

[@HuSanNiang]

and he went to bording school in Panchgani India.

[@fgentry1148]

I was completely unprepared for how positive their reaction is. Freddie speaks to everyone.

[@firstnamelastname6193]

so condescending! So because they don't look and act like you they must be savages? Stop allowing the media to form your opinion of people and cultures you are not exposed to. Most people in the world are the same. They embrace family and friends and just want to be loved. Remove your ego

[@madscribbles]

​@@firstnamelastname6193 I don't think assuming people might have different musical tastes automatically implies they think they're savages. Try not to read so much into things people say.

[@ariseaman390]

@@firstnamelastname6193 Read your comment again and think. Who has the ego?

[@Alagboriel]

@@ariseaman390 you do. His comment was ok. Dont be so triggered for something so small.

[@carlmanvers5009]

"Sings with his heart." Yes. He really did.

[@CW1971]

I've never seen these guys before, but their reaction to Bohemian Rhapsody is the purest thing I've ever seen! ❤️❤️

[@GrandmaLoves2Scuba]

They are on another channel called Common Man Show. Highly recommend. The tall guy is Badshah. He has polio and the community on CMS got him a rugged duty wheelchair so he can go out and experience things with his friends.

[@CW1971]

@@GrandmaLoves2Scuba that's amazing!

[@gmdhargreaves]

They have all the rhythm from the film “The Jerk” which btw is well worth watching, but they are raw reactionists

[@NBM3]

I like that he mentions different colors of the song

[@hennavesterinen3097]

You think these two are pure and sweet? You must see Babu from their main channel, Common Man Show. He's experience, wisdom, and childlike wonder and curiosity all packed into a frail old man.

[@CarrieBrownNet]

Who ever developed this idea of The Villagers reacting to all the new stimuli is a genius. Really impressive work. Thank you.

[@lorehammer40k4]

I love how when the guitar solo hits around 3:20, every single person wants to close their eyes and play air guitar, no matter the culture. Same thing for the breakdown around 4:45, and I love that one of Sarru's main take aways was apparently "Mama Mia" and that he saw what a main character Freddie Mercury was right away.

[@MayimHastings]

The two make a great team! Such lovely humans.

[@annemoefaauo7055]

Love their total and absolute appreciation of all the intricacies of the composition. Such is the universal language of music. Brilliant!

[@vidiot57]

Freddie and Queen are pure genius.. This song will endure for many ages..

[@kiahmadison8541]

Bohemian Rhapsody came out one month before I was born so I have never known a world without it. I take for granted sometimes there are people who have never heard it. This was georgous watching their reactions.

[@vickywitton1008]

Me too

[@ritawilbur7343]

Seeing these guys just automatically rocking out to the song makes me so happy!

[@22leggedsasquatch]

Across decades of time and space and cultures, Bohemian Rhapsody shows why it's probably the greatest rock song of all time.

[@MegaDeansy]

And in an instant 2 new Queen fans were born !. Their enthusiasm is just soooòo refreshing !

[@veggiesarefruits]

Music is called "the universal language" for a reason. 😊 It's so beautiful to watch people listen to great music for the first time. Like when you show a friend a song you love, it's like showing them a piece of your own soul. Much love to the producers and these men from a Christian American! ❤

[@shnops]

I liked their little impromptu singing at the end . It's refreshing to see humble uncomplicated people experiencing a musical composition that is beautiful and unforgettable .

[@Ottawajames]

"I'd give them $0.13 prize if I was there" 😂😂😅😅

[@Kiyarose3999]

That was great to watch their reactions, the older guy seemed to be air guitaring at times, and the young guy almost head banging. Lifting their arms with joy, brilliant.

[@littleredhairedgirlsteph3922]

Aww Babu sings that song, too. 🎂 Now I can't unsee Freddie Mercury looking like Gopu. 👀

[@Marchant2]

This song certainly gave these two plenty to talk about. You can tell they were impressed as was the rest of the world when this song was released.

[@bluerq]

"what a voice... touches the heart" pure truth

[@CharlesShopsin]

Sarru is also absolutely right when he says Freddie Mercury gives off Main Character energy! And of course, since they were so enthused by the word, you need to show them Abba's Mama Mia next. They would totally dig Abba!

[@dmschoice2571]

Abba's Mamma Mia - great idea! :D I see what you did there...

[@philipmervin6967]

Yeah, good suggestion Mama mia ❤

[@thecrazyhobo]

Raeen isn't in this video. 🤔

[@daveangels]

It was Sarru, Raheen isn't in the video

[@CharlesShopsin]

@@daveangels I meant Sarru! Still early in the morning for me.

[@susierodriquez5409]

Love how he instinctively did the Wayne and Garth head Bob.

[@miranderamexicana]

i don’t think freddie would ever imagine that one day in the future his songs would still be popular and that people from his home country would still love him and his songs

[@lk-music]

It would have been interesting to see their reaction to the fact this song is almost 50 years old.

[@timreno72]

Brilliant React 2.0! How in the hell didn't someone think of this sooner? Thumbs!

[@ToniMcGinty]

Sarru starts headbanging at 4:45! You can't not!

[@shampoovta]

Non of us can hear this song without singing it. 😆

[@FranciscoFloresNyu]

i can. i actually don't like queen songs, i think the lyrics are weird. but the singing and music are good.

[@newgrl]

I was thinking they should follow up Queen singing this by showing them the video from Green Day's official KZbin of 80,000 Green Day fans at Hyde Park in 2017 singing every word.

[@GeraldWalls]

Or at least head slamming...

[@theallseeingoracle]

Freddy Mercury's voice is so amazing. The beginning of Bohemian Rhapsody is all his voice doing the different harmonies.

[@MeTheMayo]

The guitarist (Brian May) and drummer (Roger Taylor) are singing the vocals too, the drummer has the super high pitched voice

[@MrScottsearles]

It's all of them singing.

[@HollyDewdop]

OP is right though, at the beginning it's all just Freddie. They're all lip-syncing, but the others don't actually sing in this song until later.

[@Brithyll]

Best "First Time hearing" reaction I've ever seen on KZbin. And not a single pause mid-music to comment!

[@gottabeemee]

A classic "BANGER"... No doubt, a rock masterpiece... pushing the envelope was QUEEN's "modus operandi"... and it was magic... One of a kind sound, one of a kind creativity, one of a kind band!!

[@philipwhatcott1964]

The word masterpiece is used far too easily...however, you are correct on this one...a true masterpiece.

[@gottabeemee]

@@philipwhatcott1964 Thnx for your approval (?)... "I only calls 'em as I see's 'em". In this case there's no other word more appropriate 😉. PEACE!

[@c.henderson2663]

Have them react to the color version of Jumpin Jive - Cab Calloway and the Nicholas Brothers circa 1943 it is a classic.

[@hansandresen4392]

Both his parents came from India. He was born on Zanzibar because his father worked for the imperial administration there. He went to school in India.

[@ut000bs]

Fun fact about the the lead guitar player, Sir Brian May. He has a PhD in astrophysics and worked on the project that sent the space probe to Pluto to get those pictures of it and the other planetoid. Those are probably the only close photos of Pluto any of us alive will ever see. That is amazing to me. Rest in Peace Freddie Mercury.

[@timfeeley714-25]

"A rhapsody in music is a one-movement work that is episodic yet integrated, free-flowing in structure, featuring a range of highly contrasted moods, colour, and tonality. An air of spontaneous inspiration and a sense of improvisation make it freer in form than a set of variations" ~ Wikipedia

[@annet5055]

Great reaction to a great song 😊

[@froukjematthews3421]

The brilliance of Freddy Mercury and the band.....It appealed to heart of these villagers and they understood the music. Did you see how they spontaneously raised their hands and the young guy looked up at the sky as if he understood the lyrics (which I am sure he didn't) when the music went up and soared....beautiful. Bless you Freddy.

[@nightowl5395]

Just 'wow'....every time. I can never get enough of seeing people hear this song for the first time anyway, but there is something special in sharing these men's reactions and hearing their opinions. All of the men who regularly feature in these videos are so interested in everything they see and hear and are so open to learning new things; this channel is definitely a force for good 🤝

[@debbers]

I loved your little song at the end and also that you learned new words today, Mama Mia! Great reaction guys!

[@PanglossDr]

Fantastic reaction. Lovely people. I hope someone translates our comments so they know how we appreciate them.

[@lostinaveyron2279]

I’m happy for them & slightly envious seeing them experience it for the first time ☺️❤️

[@ruthmckay9086]

Brilliant reaction video - the genuine ,simple appreciation shown by both gentlemen put a smile on my face, and that takes some doing !

[@jamesohara4295]

The lead singer is Farrokh Bulsara from Zanzibar.

[@debbers]

What a fabulous reaction! even if you don't understand the words the music is universal! A very fresh and beautiful reaction!

[@marciebulsaraorcutt]

Another FANTASTIC song to consider reaction to, is: “SOMEBODY TO LOVE” by Queen. (Also written by Freddie Mercury… he actually thought it was a better song than “Bohemian Rhapsody” and it was his FAVORITE song to perform live.) There are a couple of FANTASTIC live renditions… My FAVORITE is: At MILTON KEYNES BOWL IN 1982 (Another well-known version is at Montreal in 1981… They’re both WONDERFUL in very different ways, very different renditions.)

[@rembrandt972ify]

Fat Bottom Girls is by far Queen's best song.

[@liliaeth]

I'd almost think, that it would be worth making them react to that Greenday audience singing along with Bohemian rhapsody while they were waiting for their show to start. That video of thousands of people singing along to a song of an artist they're not even there to see, always fills me with awe.

[@rociotorres7772]

Idk about anyone else but this song is a masterpiece it’s practically a reflex to want to clap at the end in appreciation. 😊

[@marciebulsaraorcutt]

THANK YOU for this reaction! You should ALSO see “Bohemian Rhapsody” performed LIVE, because there is truly NOTHING that compares to seeing Freddie Mercury perform live and interact with a live audience. One of the BEST live renditions of “Bohemian Rhapsody” is the video from: MONTREAL IN 1981

[@suebeawho6537]

And also seeing The Muppets version of Bohemian Rhapsody is a MUST see. You will die laughing 🤣

[@Celtwoman1949]

I can't help but ask, but are you any relation to Freddy?

[@marciebulsaraorcutt]

@@Celtwoman1949 Oh no (unfortunately)... I just added Bulsara in my name because it's a good way to find out who out there is a big enough fan of Freddie to know his real birthname!

[@alexfrance500]

No doubt, but Somebody to love from that very same performance has got to be one of the all time greats!

[@gbormann71]

@@marciebulsaraorcutt Even if you throw back the fish, they still have a new hole in their head 😉

[@j.h.3777]

Finallyletting them hear some good music. Great choice!

[@wernerclarssen2939]

Both just wonderful! The music AND the reactions! Thanks for that!!

[@debbiecox3186]

OMG I love Sarru so much whenever there's music or dance he appreciates everything this is my favorite band btw

[@lino9222]

Great reaction guys

[@blackhole.son94]

6:02 “he looks low out Gopu!” How grand! Imagine looking like a rock star!

[@lawrencecutzinger6904]

I've had the same reaction to your reaction as I did listening to Bohemian Rhapsody for the first time. Nice job.

[@ChristaFree]

Great classic old school music. Love it now just as I did when I was young

[@vickywitton1008]

I will always love Queen they remind me of so many people and times

[@ausgepicht]

It's funny that when the opera section kicks in in every single reaction video I've watched, everyone starts smiling. Little kids, Germans, Mexicans, Spaniards, elderly, it doesn't matter. One thing I am surprised about in this particular reaction was that they didn't respond to the several times "Bismillah" was said. I was anticipating a reaction and they didn't. Having said that, in the beginning, it was cool that the guy on our right looked to the sky when Freddie said "Look up to the sky and see." Unless of course, he speaks English AND heard the song before, which I don't think is the case.

[@laurievandewiele4065]

I'm curious, do you ever translate the lyrics for these folks. I see them reacting in a lovely way with the music and even the singing. I wonder what the reaction to lyrics would be like

[@NameNik223]

I'm from Russia, and my grandpa was a huge audiophile so he obviously heard Bohemian Rhapsody lots of times. I once decided to show him the lyrics, and he said that he respects the band even more

[@luvick848]

I've watched several of these clips now, I just adore the way these people react to something that the western world takes for granted, I love Queens music, and ABBAs (which was one I watched yesterday) it helps me re-appreciate our music, especially as the reactions are so beautiful 💕

[@Gaiaempower]

Oh these 2 are just so amazing with their response. Totally enjoyed this.

[@neilburns8869]

It just goes to show that true quality can be recognised in different parts of the world for what it is. Freddie Mercury was a musical genius and the name of the band suits them perfectly because they are just so majestic.

[@gabrielgibb]

this show is fire. love it. keep putting out the quality content

[@michaelwilliams3232]

This is the only reaction channel I allow in my feed. And in the words of that legendary Battery Sergeant Major ' SHUUUUUT UP!' Look up 'It Ain't Half Hot Mum.'

[@amberlynYT]

Uncle Badshah saying he would give $0.13 in cash prizes made me laugh so much! He has such a pure soul ❤

[@77yggfe12ujn]

I love how they are enjoying the music!!

[@FlyinBrian777]

When he said Freddie looked like Gopu I almost fell out of my chair man LOL ... he's right haha.

[@davidlawrence3301]

Amazing how the gift of music can bring different culture and people together. Mamma Mia, Mamma Mia!

[@fridamarias]

I know that guy is gonna go "mama mia, mama mia" all day xD love it!

[@xymonau2468]

John Farnham's "You're the Voice" with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra is something they would love. I'd like to see them reacting to an Australian, and a very talented one.

[@larissahorne9991]

When they put out that music video last year I recommended it and said why I thought they'd love it. I would highly recommend translating the lyrics and letting them read them first to get the full impact. Great suggestion I definitely think they'd love it. Music definitely has power and it has a very important message about how to treat people. Also about what an impact people can have when enough people speak up for others. It's definitely part of the reason why modern Australians stand up for other people and why so many people want to visit our country. Long before it became a criminal offence people who say or do something hurtful to someone else have been getting into trouble over here. If we see or hear it they will receive dirty looks and a severe talking to. This song is definitely the reason. I'm so glad more and more people are discovering this song. John Farnham is an incredible singer and that performance is amazing.

[@pinapple60]

This was one the best songs of all time, the musical arrangements were second to none, I think it was at number 1 in the charts in the 70s and myself and a lot of bikers used to form to ling rows at the dance floor, girls one side guys on the other, we would then do a simple dance called the Grebo! To the proper rock part, this was at our local guildhall disco! Such good times.

[@iianneill6013]

These guys always react from the heart. Wonderful to see.

[@sandybruce9092]

I got shivers at the first few notes! I love this song and I love Freddie and Queen! And I’m old!!!!

[@robertscott5895]

Sarru should be a band director, he has great rhythmic timing, i loved watching him direct

[@patatje1434]

i had so much fun watching this video. these peoples reaction is priceless. Music unites !! peace brothers!

[@elletisch]

Love watching someone hear this for the first time, magic

[@mj48187]

Wonderful to watch! Thanks. Sharing.

[@davidmichaelson1092]

There is far more to this band than meets the eye. For example, the guitarist is actually a full on astrophysicist when he isn't playing guitar. Like a real scientist. This is one of the best bands ever. I don't like all their songs, but they are amazing, and this is one of their best.

[@Triggerhippie70]

I love watching these videos it warms my heart

[@tgb1965]

Your enthusiasm and honest appreciation for good music is so pleasing to witness. Keep the reactions coming.

[@nazfrde]

I love the way the gentleman on the right was doing the approved Bill & Ted head-bashing during the metal section. Classic.

[@rxhx]

The Indian villagers are closer to Freddie than might be imagined. Freddie has very direct roots in India.

[@myrescuecats3028]

One of the worlds greatest! RIP Freddy you are so missed😔❤️🇬🇧🙏

[@marcdenton2996]

This is how if feel when listening to Rhapsody. Beautiful song.

[@PaulineEvanosky]

Loved it!

[@charlotteinfj4412]

They are so sweet. Always makes me smile.

[@sandramolina5068]

No words needed, it's an emotional roller Coaster Ride , ending in peace !

[@paulinesoares3594]

They are all men. Lots of men have long hair. That is the most famous song by queen.

[@DyldoMostveiny]

This just proves that Queen is for everyone.

[@butchershoppequartet8690]

Brilliant, that was just so pure.

[@transferlynx6213]

Those two are instant celebrities. 😍 Give that older guy a cowboy hat 🤠

[@QueSarahSarah72]

Sarru, now you can tell Gopu he looks like a rock star 😁

[@ladonnawhatley904]

That was fun!! I wish they could hear and see more music videos!!

[@WinnieTheJew]

5:30 Badshah that's so specific - I love it! 😂

[@wesleysnow4561]

Wonderful. A great performance. LONG LIVE FREDDIE MERCURY! So glad they chose that performance.

[@jamesbailey2377]

Subscribed. Liked. I love your reaction! I’m happy that I discovered you. Thank you! MORE QUEEN!!!!!

[@gregorydahl5489]

You both have great reactions to this song !

[@grahamstubbs4962]

My first reaction to Queen's Bohemian Rhapsody would have been watching Top of the Pops some time in the early seventies. No bastard ever took the opportunity to film it, though. Seems fair as it would have been 'Child with Dropped Jaw' a six minute feature.

[@23NorthernSoul]

Loved this. Yes, Gopu does look a bit like Freddie Mercury . Badshah bai plays a mean air guitar. Loved Sarru's song

[@jgkitarel]

Wow, seeing these fine gentlemen here is a surprise for me. Nice to see them enjoying the beautiful music that is Queen, especially what is considered the group's greatest song.

[@cdeweijer12]

Deze twee mensen zijn zeer goede luisteraars en hebben een zeer goed gevoel voor muziek. Geweldig✨ze begrijpen het helemaal!

[@debrataylor8759]

😂love watching you guys always bring a smile 😊 to me

[@greggwilliamson]

Even without a translation, they understood the singer's vision.