FIRST REACTION to "Rock Music" QUEEN- Under Pressure [TRASH or PASS]
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LayedBakDFR React to Queen - Live Aid
crowd at that concert was 72,000 - Wembley 1986. And they all fit onto the palm of Freddies' hand....
LayedBakDFR If you have'nt done Dark Side of the Moon that would be the one. Or of course The Wall. I saw them do Dark Side live and it was the best concert I have ever attended.
Welcome to the machine
Nah pick a Linkin park tune
There was almost 80,000 people at that concert, Including me and my Dad.
you are so lucky. I wish I was alive and of a decent age so I could go to live aid. I'm 21 atm and really wish I didn't miss it.
Lucky.
100,000 people
You lucky bastards.
Di Naylor I never had a chance to see Freddie .. :(
Yep, Vanilla Ice stole that one, and then he actually denied it. As if no one noticed one of the most recognizable riffs ever, lol. Check out more Queen. Innuendo is an awesome song.
That jerk tried to say he wrote that riff because he changed one cord. It's still Queen's song.
Under Pressure was written by both David Bowie and Queen. RIP Freddie and David.
Anyone else get mad qhen you vocalize the bass line so people can join in and one jackass says "Ice Ice Baby" 😂😂😂 👊👊👊
Bowie and Queen had retreated to some remote place to thrash out ideas for this song and they had nothing. John Deacon the bassist was bored and started riffing out this baseline and the rest as they is history. Oh yeah, fuck Vanilla Ice.
Yesss...Innuendo is a masterpiece!
His mic broke off the base in one of his earler concerts / gigs and freddy carried on with mic and stick in his hand every since this it was his trade mark
I remember that. He sanged his first gig and he broke the mic stuck but didn't ask for a new one and he liked it alot better
*Freddie not Freddy
Other Singer's followed
It was quite hard for Freddie to perform this song live because the original track features David Bowie on backing vocals and so Freddie had to sing all of the low octave vocals that Bowie did on the track which was quite tricky for Freddie, since he doesn't usually sing in that low octave. Great reaction tho man! Really like your vibe. :D React to 'Queen, Somebody to Love - live at Montreal 1981' please!
Freddie Mercury and David Bowie, what a combination. Absolute musical legends.
Freddie was actually naturally a baritone so this was not an issue for the man. His range was insane
Freddie , NOT freddy
@@AngelDarthNet corrected
Now then Jordan, I see you like great music too! Oh and by the way love your rust gameplay man
Freddie Mercury is THE BEST front man in history end of story!
^ No Doubt.
No doubt, now Luke Spiller from The Struts is the best lead man
Absolutely!! Freddie is a legend!!!
Indeed!!! Is a god!
ROBERT PLANT
This was written by John Deacon, the bass player who wasn't sweating. All four members wrote hit songs that remains fairly unusual, and they all had other talents beyond writing and performing that they bought to the table. It was one seriously talented group of people that pushed each other to greater heights.
Freddie Mercury had amazing crowd control. He was the greatest frontman ever. There will never be another like him. R.I.P. my darling Freddie.
Don't disagree, but Dave Grohl comes pretty close (and Tyler Hawkins sounds crazy similar to Freddie)
only if we can go to the past but we cant but yo can meat him in heaven so dont sad
We don't say the V****-Ice word in reference to Queen...
Yep. It's sacrilegious.
Oh darling its to scary to say
S Toy LMAO
He who must not be named. This thief and Voldemort both start with the same letter.
bookwoman53 😂🤣😂🤣
"How many people...."
Wembley Stadium can hold up to 105,000 people during a concert. On that day, Queen had a standing room only performance, with people more people outside the stadium. All tolled, it was about 125,000 people.
You're talking nonsense, the old Wembley had a capacity of 72-74,000.
Yeah its well known this gig had about 100,000 people
@Space Monkey - the old wembley stadium had seating capacity for about 72,000 people, not including the people in the standing audience.
The new Wembley can hold that many, not the old. I think the new one opened in 2009. When o was in my first flush of being a queen fan, whole Freddie was still alive I had a book about the Magic Tour, I remember it saying it was either 72 or 74, certainly not higher.
Do you really want to continue arguing this stuff with me. I am obsessive about this stuff and don't forget these things (in quote specific terms - i.e 82 - 74). You cannot win this, plus 'standing room' is irrelevant as it was sold out. The 72 - 74 element depended upon how big the stage is/was.
Bye bye.
According to queenconcerts. com attendance was 72 000.
You picked a great song because here you see what a performer he was. What he do with the crowd and the amazing vocals. Nice one my bruh! 🔥🔥
Yea this was awesome!!!! Need more suggestions tho, so keep them coming!!! 😎
LayedBakDFR Another one bites the dust Wembley 1986 or Radio Gaga Live Aid 1985
Keep going!
I was at that concert, I believe there was 85,000 of us rocking our souls, bodies & hearts. Phenomenal energy, in fact phenomenal everything...
EPIC PERFORMANCE!!!
Have never been duplicated.
And can't be.
Freddie, Legend ❤❤❤
Over 80k in attendance.
React to Queen at Live Aid.
Stole the show!!
The entire Live aid set.
@Tom Definitely one of the best 20 minutes I've spent on listening to music
Tom, all of the other big name singers and bands were standing at the edge of backstage rocking just like the rest of the fans in front!! But my favorite song from QUEEN’s Live Aid performance was RADIO GA GA when the camera behind Freddie showed the audience clapping with him! That shot right there was indescribably EPIC!!!
Tom you have to do live aid. Queen we’re out of this world!!!
Keep going with Queen! Freddie will blow your mind. Killer Queen, One Vision, Mother Love, Innuendo, Radio Ga Ga, I Want It All!
Every time I watch the clip of Freddie's crowd interaction it gives me full body goosebumps
So some information about this.
1) 74,000 people.
2) My first ever gig, I was 11.
3) This song was originally with shared vocals with David Bowie.
4) This was the 80's, the UK was homophobic but loved Freddie, even though he was openly gay.
So jealous!
Looks at least 100 000 there
Yeah its well known this gig had about 100,000 people
But their biggest gig was just about 250,000 (two nights) in Rio, so about 500,000 people.
He wasn't openly gay. He didn't come out until the day before he died. He had a press release saying he had AIDs the day before he passed away
Queen gon always get the PASS in my book! #FireSquad 🔥🔥🔥
✅✅✅ #FireSquad🔥🔥🔥
React to Queen - Live Aid
That is a great video and yes the stole the show
very definitely
When will these reaction channels finally watch live aid?
This series is big! #lovinit
🙏🏽🙏🏽
He’s a performer, doesn’t need fancy lights and backgrounds, he was the art of it all. 💛 he carried the mic stand when his first gig he couldn’t get the mic off so he said fuck it and did it from there on out.
Dude!! You're awesome!! Thanks for giving Queen and Freddie Mercury their due credit!! He is a true icon!! The microphone stand broke during one of Freddie's early performances and he decided to use that for most of his live concerts, thereafter. There is an actual mashup UA-cam vid of Freddie and his mic!
Thanks again and even if you don't do a review, I encourage you to check out the Live Aid performance by Queen. That, by itself, will earn your respect, if nothing else. They were true artists. (Brian May & Roger Taylor are STILL touring and performing in a Vegas residency right now). Keep on Keeping on!! 😎🎶🤩🎤😁🎹🤓🎼🤘🎸🥃🎵
And their current frontman, Adam Lambert, might not be Freddie, but I assure you, he does credit to the music as only a true Queen fan can. I saw them perform in Nashville during their last US tour (last summer I think?), and even without Freddie, it was unforgettable and phenomenal.
Amber Cassell Yes. The Love Aid performance was, IMO, his BEST performance ever! They were supposed to take the stage for like 10-15 mins n they had it for like 40 mins. Lol
B.C. I’ll pass. Nobody could really EVER step into Fred’s shoes. Nobody. Ever.
@@eileentsiapanos5430 Adam Lambert flat out admits in the shows that he can't replace Freddie Mercury. He just gets the privilege of honoring Freddie and Queen from the "really expensive seats." For a whole generation of people who will never get to experience Queen with Freddie Mercury, it's a pretty awesome way to get the next best thing.
Awkward Anxious Jennifer That’s cool. Ok. As long as no one is trying to replace him, I’m ok. I’m good with kids (including those in the next generations) learning all about Queen and Freddie Mercury (Farrokh Bulsara). I think I’d rather they heard the songs in their original form done by those who wrote/composed them. That’s all.
vanilla ice did stole the bass riff and told lies that he owns under pressure
Got Sued as well, deservedly so.
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Freddie and Queen could fill stadiums easily. His Live Aid appearance is considered one of the best live performances of all time. There was only one Freddie Mercury. He will always be missed.
Yes, Vanilla Ice did steal the riff from Queen, and yes, they stole it, they didn't ask permission to use the sample and just did it, they got sued but Vanilla Ice made so much money, he bought the rights to this song to avoid more legal issues. Also, to really hear his amazing vocals, you should react to The Show Must Go On, there are no live versions because he was very ill when he recorded it and died of AIDS about a year later, but he sang the entire song in 1 take while barely being able to stand due to his deteriorating condition, he took a shot of vodka and sang his heart out in 1 take and the result is breathtaking, perfectly healthy people can't even get close to his performance. Freddie was a trooper, he only cared about making music and that was his passion, he put his all into it at all times, even when he was rapidly dying from AIDS, he fought through and destroyed his vocal chords just to give some of his final vocals ever. Absolutely amazing and such an inspiration.
nL Prodigy Vanilla Ice didn't buy the rights to "Under Pressure". In 2017 he made a somewhat confussing claim while doing a radio interview that he bought the rights from Bowie and Queen. According to Brian May and Queens management, that isn't correct but they think he may just be stating what the out of court settlement does allow for in a convoluted and confussing way. He settled out of court with both Bowie and Queen for an undisclosed amount and he had to give both Bowie and Queen writting credit on "Ice Ice Baby". He did not have to give them a percentage of future royalties though and they agreed that he could contune to use the song under his name and he had the right to use it in future compilations and such without having to get permission from them so long as he continued to give them writting credits. So it is assumed that he was saying that he owned the right to continue to use the bass line in that one song in future released versioins or compilations (although I doubt there will be a demand for it) and that is why he said he owns the rights. He doesn't own the rights to "Under Pressure" though. The settlement gave him the right to continue to use the bass line in any possible future incarnations of "Ice Ice Baby" and only for "Ice Ice Baby".
@@USCanthony Huh, well, I learned something new, and i was wrong, at least i know now 😂 Thank you
Vanilla Ice even said it wasn't the same rif, It just sounded alike😂
@@NakedPigeon Well, they lied, it was a direct sample from Under Pressure, they just added one note, but the note they added was still sampled :p
@fragwits Yup, there's alot of isolated vocal tracks from Freddie. One of my favorites, even though its not 100% isolated, but mostly, is How Can I Go On by Freddie & Montserrat Caballé. There are also a ton of instrumental isolated tracks as well, i love hearing Queen's isolated bass tracks, so phenomenal.
Most beats in hiphop and rap are not original, they are samples of amazing rock music. I loved your reaction to this epic Queen live performance. It reminded of a line from the movie My Favorite Year that goes "I'm not an actor, I'm a movie star!" - Freddie Mercury was not not just the lead singer for a great band, he was a rock star :)
One of the best performances ever. Nobody was able to work a stage and build on the energy of the crowd like Freddie.
It's been great watching you react to seeing it for the first time.
Unique no one else comes close vocals amazing Hugh stage presence all round queen of rock
I highly recommend watching Radio Gaga at Live Aid! That is one of my favorite Queen songs!
I have always felt that Radio Gaga was one of the worst songs they ever did. No offense to anyone who likes it, but the appeal of this song is completely lost on me.
I mean it's basically inspired by Rogers Son, when he was a baby lol.
Ashley Nichole yes! I agree!!
PoopDan yeah it took me a few years to finally get use to the song. Mostly thanks to watching live performances breathing life into the sing more. And Lady Gaia’s name was inspired by the song.
this was always my favourite
I loved your reaction. ❤️ Queen is so extraordinary because they had so many hits in so many different
genres. You wanna see them go funky? Watch another one bites the dust. Gospel - somebody to love. Rock n roll - crazy little thing called love, heavy metal - stone cold crazy (you should watch it live at the rainbow), pop - i want to break free (official video), best live gig ever - live aid 1985, or the dark brother of bohemian rhapsody - innuendo. greetings from austria
Bastard Secretary From Hell Greetings, Austria! My ppl r from nearby. Hungary & Germany. 😀
I live next to the hungarian border, so tell your people jó napot einen schönen Tag! 😀
Bastard Secretary From Hell und dich. Danke Schöen.
Bastard Secretary From Hell I want to break free video should get some fun reactions lol
THE Live Aid performance. That's the one you need to see. Can't remember who it was that Queen followed, but Freddie decided he was going to make sure Queen was the band they remembered. What followed was THE most incredible piece of music, theatre, and showmanship you will ever see.
Utter genius. Please, I implore you. Watch this.
Those were the great days of stadium performances where it wouldn't be unheard of to get 50K-75K fans to see a show and when 75,000 people come see your show, the performers better blow it out. In that respect, Queen always rose to the occasion, gave a great performance & never disappointed fans.
Freddy was trained in Classic Opera. And yes, Vanilla Ice stole this riff from them and wound up playing them for it. If you haven't reacted to "Somebody to Love" consider it. To me, it's their best song, everyone can relate to it. As far as crowd size, it was nothing from them to fill stadiums with 50-70k.
I always loved "who wants to live forever" but it's very different than their other songs. Written for the Highlander movie.
You'd have to be a narcissist to dislike this video.... Too young to have seen him live but grew up on his music. My dad was a massive Queen and Led Zeppelin fan. The London Olympics when they showed that opening bit was absolutely amazing. Your Bohemian Rhapsody reaction you did was great as well. I'm very jealous. To have discovered such great music like Queen, you can't compare to hearing that for the first time.
There's nothing Freddie loved more than performing. There will never be another like him. ❤
This is widely regarded as one of the best live performances. Ever.
Ive heard Freddy mercury and David bowie recorded this song in 1 take durring a night filled with cocaine and Champaign
Wow now that’s legendary 🤘🏽🤘🏽
It was all the members of Queen plus David Bowie who wrote the song. John Deacon came up with the bass line and almost forgot it before they got to the studio. Vanilla Ice had to settle out of court for using it and pay them all royalties.
@@Maxshard i figured they all were in on it but from what ive heard it was recorded in 1 take but thanks for the info ....the more we know!
Also did he ice have to pay i thought he won that but i have no clue
Ice settled out of court and admitted that he'd ''sampled'' the bass line.
“Music is a universal language” hear hear my brother!
Queen's twenty minute performance, which commenced at 6.41pm, has been voted - by more than 60 artists, journalists and music industry executives - the greatest live performance in the history of rock.[18][19] Queen's lead singer Freddie Mercury at times led the crowd in unison refrains,[20]and his sustained note during the a cappella section came to be known as "The Note Heard Round the World".[19] The band's six song set opened with a shortened version of "Bohemian Rhapsody" and closed with "We Are the Champions".[2][21][22] Mercury and fellow band member Brian May later sang the first song of the three-part Wembley event finale, "Is This the World We Created...?"[22]
the event was held simultaneously at Wembley Stadium in London, England, United Kingdom (attended by 72,000 people) and John F. Kennedy Stadium in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States (attended by about 100,000 people).[1]
I grew up in the seventies with Queen. Nice to see you kids discover the best band ever. To understand Queen you have to know that Queen is a genre on it’s own. Al band members wrote number one hits. They all where/are highly educated. Roger the drummer is a dentist, Brian May the gitarist is a Master of Science in Astrofysics , John Deacon the bassist is a electro technician and invented the deacon amp which bands still use today. And Freddy, well he was somethong close to god. Freddy could reach 4 octaves which is verry rare for a man. This video is from their live at wembley show. There where about 80,000 people there. And yes, vanilla ice stole it. Check out, Radio Gaga from Queen at live aid 1985.
@Hillary's emails to Lorne Yup, he earned his doctorate a few years ago.
The thing about freddie was he had the audience in the palm of his hand the way he performed, legend.
Wembley stadium has a capacity of around 72,000. At this point in the bands history they generally sold out every night or day that they had a concert no matter how big the stadium was. They actually hold the world record for playing a concert in front of the largest paying crowd (some free music festivals had larger crowds, hence "paying") when they played to approximately 700,000 people in the space of just 13 concerts with the show at São Paulo in Brazil. One of those 13 days set the record with 131,000 setting the world record for the biggest paying audience at 131,000 people. Oh....and yes, Vanilla Ice sampled the opening bass line from "Under Pressure" without permission. I am not sure how he thought he could get away with sampling that iconic bass line without the bands permission and not get busted for it. In the end both Queen and David Bowie (who co-wrote the song with Queen) filed a law suit and Vanilla Ice stupidly tried to claim it was his own creation because he added an extra note in places. Anyone with functioning ears knew he ripped it off though and he ended settling with Bowie and Queen out of court for an undisclosed amount. I am sure it was an expensive mistake but "Ice, Ice Baby" is also the song that put him on the map so the end cost may still have been worth the idiot move.
Anthony Minier seeing as part of the settlement included permission to use the bass line for any and all live or remixed versions of “Ice Ice Baby” so long as he gave Queen and Bowie writing credit, I’d say his stupid move payed off handsomely.
yes that the seats alone!.
Just did a mini binge of all your Queen reactions. Had my heart lifted, broken, and rebuilt in less than an hour.
Love your reactions.
There were 55,000 people there that day and I was one of them there, But even this was dwarfed by the 72,000 that were at the famous Live Aid gig where even non Queen fans were caught up in the magic and showmanship of Freddie Mercury and Queen and yes I was at that one too!.
That's a Wembley Statium so about 65K people were there, I think. That is the Magic tour, Queen's last tour. He is using a half mic stand. - The crowd call and response from the first of this was used at the 2012 London Olympics, projected onto multiple screens to get the crowd going at the closing ceremonies - that's over 20 years after Freddie's death, he could still get a crowd into the palm of his hand. RIP Freddie and Happy Birthday on September 5! PASS!
parkviewmo this was at the old Wembly (soccer) stadium, it had seating for 82,000. Most of the pitch was also used for this and live aid. My estimate is well over 100,000 so yea a lot of people. I was about the middle on pitch, great great memories. RIP Freddy.
Twitchy Rider, thanks for the information. I had that number in my head, it certainly looked like more than that! Cool!
The old Wembley could hold over 100,000, as it did for Live Aid, and it looks as though it was the same for this performance.And, the call/response that Freddie does? He's actually using vocal warm up exercises as part of that. It happens to work very nicely for something like that.
gasaholic47 this was the performance from Live Aid (1985). Estimated 70k in attendance in the UK and the simultaneous concert in Philly had 100k in attendance. 👍🏼
Old Wembley held 72,000 trust me I was there (not just for Queen in 1986) but others after
A couple of notes. Yes, Vanilla Ice sampled from Queen. This song was done in the studio with David Bowie on co-lead vocals during a single night of partying. Word around the campfire is Mercury and Bowie did not get along very well putting an end to a collaboration that could have produced some amazing music. Def check out the studio version with Bowie. Brings out an emotion that does not get captured live.
I believe the crowd was around 72000 peeps. Queen broke the world record for largest crowd to see a single performer when they played in front of 132,000 people in Brazil. In fact they played in front of 700,000 people over 13 shows in Brazil. At the time it smashed attendance records. It has probably been broken by now but Queen were the pioneers of large stadium performances. Only Freddie had a big enough personality to pull that off. A true showman.
To my recommends. Innuendo, March of the Black Queen (a personal favorite), Another One Bites the Dust, Fat Bottom Girls, The Prophet's Song and a list that could go on and on. In my humble opinion Queen has a catalog of great tunes that is unmatched. Rarely a weak song on an album.
Dark_Helmut - Yeah that record for largest audience for a band has been broken by U2 for their Popmart Tour with 150,000 for a single audience.
Freddie Mercury loved the stage, he loved the crowd, he loved to perform. He was an amazing treasure that we lost way too soon.
He loved the crowd as much as they loved him he was electrifying on stage and I love your response to these videos 🎼🎼🎼🎼🎤💝
Thanks for reacting! Queen was the best at what they do.
Here's some info from Wikipedia about the old Wembley Stadium.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wembley_Stadium_%281923%29?wprov=sfla1
The old stadium which was where this concert took place, was demolished in about 2000 and now we have an even more fantastic new Wembley Stadium in its place.
I say all this because it happens to be my local stadium here in London, only about 4 miles from my house. The arch above the stadium is visible from high points all across London.
Man, this is my first time to watch your channel and you're great! This reaction trend is great because it's introducing music lovers to things they might not ever hear/listen to and it's bringing people together. Music has always done this and always will. I've listened to Queen since their first hit (yes, I'm old!) and still have one of their CDs on shuffle in my car. And always open to good new music, too. My son often shares his likes with me, including Prog Rock and metal. It's all good in it's own way!
This is stadium rock, son!!! These bands brought in so many people. Back in the day there were huge stadium concerts and people for miles. I saw The Rolling Stones in a stadium and it was awesome. Concerts now are much smaller affairs than they used to be.
If you haven't yet, listen to the version of "Under Pressue" with Freddie and David Bowie. For country songs, might I suggest Keith Whitley-When You Say Nothing At All and/or Brooks and Dunn-Maria.
You deserve more subs! I love how you give your honest opinion on every track!!
Don´t Stop me Now by Queen, Nice video
Suggested Queen that you will love: Another One Bites the Dust (studio version) and Radio Gaga live from Live Aid in 1985.
that must be the kind of magic tour,one of the last live concerts with freddie as frontman...sadly he was already sick back than,and still performed in great style.little tear is coming still 24 years later we miss and love you freddie....your the goat 4 ever...r.i.p
I love it what your doing. To learn other peoples songs is to learn their views and tastes. They tell the tales and talks of a peoples frustrations and joys in life. Thanks for doing these reviews.
He: How many people are out there?
Me: Just a casual Queen concert, probably just 800,000 of 'em
Vanilla I ce did copy it. but he said that he added an extra chord. and so he didnt copy it. but he lost when sued
Queen and David Bowie eventually earned a writing credit for Ice Ice Baby
Great reaction! ❤ Queen! ❤ Freddie Mercury, may he rest in peace! Saw them in concert back in the 80's in Berlin. Epic! ❤❤❤
What's crazy is that was his vocal warmup in the beginning, he got the crowd up off their feet and hype for HIS VOCAL WARMUP. 100,000 people (most ever in a stadium). When I watched the performance I can only think about what he was feeling, the greatest front man ever, a man that was doubted by his own family, even his own band at times, people disliked him because he was gay all of that, imagine all of that flowing through you as you perform what would go on to be known as one of the greatest performances ever for the biggest crowd ever.
July 13, 1985, that's about a 72,000+ crowd at Wembley Stadium.
wrong dumb ass
Rover Waters - what's your fact check? What's your number? Or just want to call me dumb ass?
Only thing wrong was it’s in 1986
Well over 100000
The monk is right, Live Aid July 13th 1985.
Its around 70 thousand or more is the capacity of the wembley stadium like live aid that held the year before at july 1985
I was a little kid when this concert happened. I lived in Nevada so wasn't at the concert. My parents were watching it on TV and I remember when Freddy came out and I knew this was special even though I never had seen anything like this or even knew of anything. It was amazing!
Awww you're so cute! That video made me smile :) Good for your for discovering Queen...This was on at my house since before I could walk.
Did you know that eminem sampled a beat from Queen's We Will Rock You, in his song till I collapse
next i suggest pink floyd - comfortably numb (pulse live) :)
2nd favorite song!
Right on, man! First time watch, just subbed. I'm getting my fireball down. Welcome to the world of amazing rock and roll.
So glad you are using this concert - it was their best, and one of the (if not THE) best concert in Rock History
Radio Gaga live Aid reaction Pleaseeeeeee ❤
guns n roses - november rain, do this one please!
thanks for the reaction. somebody to love at the Milton Keynes live is a good one
Queen was THE ultimate stadium group, they could pack 'em in to any venue. I know you've heard this before but the Live Aid concert where they controlled (literally) over 1.5 Billion people with just their music as they didn't have their usual stage show is amazing!
TRASH💩💩 or PASS✅✅!! What do you think??🤷🏽♂️🤷🏽♂️ #FireSquad🔥🔥🔥
I SEE YOU WORKIN FAM!!! Grind dont stop! #StayBlessed
Dallas Marshall thanks bro!!! You been rocking with me for a while now 🙏🏽
@@LayedBakDFR You already kno! All Day fam! #SelfLoveAndPositivity
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Pass for sure!!
Using half a microphone stand....his theme...broke one years earlier and finished the concert with the broken stand....there out he usually used a long handled microphone....ice ice got sued for stealing this...RIP Freddie...
I love your enthusiasm and reaction. Very professional looking video too. You just got another subscriber.
I will stay subscribed while you keep playing queen !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
React to Eddie Van Halen - Eruption (guitar solo). The sounds he can make from his guitar I think you will appreciate. Also, just a suggestion, Iron Maiden - The Trooper (live) and Metallica - One. Just found your channel, love your reactions.
Shut up, you loser. Watching other people react to music... how small can you be. Hahahaha
I’ve seen this video a thousand times an the hairs stand up on the back of my neck every single time! Freddie is an absolute genius, the term legend gets thrown around to easy but he and the band are true legends of music, all time favourite band without doubt! Breaks my heart that I was to young to see them live because to experience something like that will only come round once in a lifetime. There music will be remembered for generations to come. R.I.P Freddie
First time checking your your channel. Our Freddie taken way too soon! Thanks for reacting to great Queen! 🏴
do Men at Work - Down under
Try reacting to comfortably numb live by pink floyd if you like guitars! One of the best solo’s ever!!
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You beautiful man! I love that you have discovered Queen, it's almost life-altering isn't it? LOL Keep opening those doors. 😎
I went to see queen this year with their new front man. Right before we will rock you they did the beginning call backs of this concert with a hologram of freddie. It still gets 20000 people singing back 30 years later. My 6 year old loved it. Seeing roger taylor and brian may still rockin it was amazing
Why dnt u react to queen at live aid u will get blown away 4 shor
Queen the best
YO LAYDBACK GREAT TO SEE YOU BUZZIN ON OLDER FOLK YOUTH I AM 62 SOON AND WATCHING YOU AND ALL THE CLIPS OF USA YOUTH GIVES US THE CHANCE TO REFRESH OUR MEMORIES THANK YOU ALL FROM UK PS GOING TO MAKE A COFFEE AND WATCH YOU WATCH LIVE AID BUZZIN TC BRO TONS OF RESPECT GAV
The Magic Tour in 1986 was Queen's final ever tour with their lead singer Freddie Mercury and bass guitarist John Deacon. On this occasion the tour did not extend beyond Europe and included back-to-back shows at Wembley Stadium in London (where INXS and Status Quo were the supporting acts) as well as one concert at Budapest in Hungary. One striking image of Mercury from the Wembley show would be regularly used for promotional purposes (e.g. the Tribute Concert posters, the memorial statue at Montreux, the cover of the Greatest Hits III album, the Musical billboards). Throughout the tour, Mercury would regularly make an impromptu statement on stage that denounced the rumour that Queen were about to split up. As "God Save the Queen" played over the PA system at the end of each show, Mercury would come on stage wearing a cloak and a replica of the crown jewels. After this tour, Queen were credited as being one of the first rock bands to employ the oversized screen (or Jumbotron) at live concerts. Many of the shows were recorded and a heavily edited album, titled Live Magic, was released shortly afterwards. Similarly the Budapest concert was released as the Live In Budapest video (released on DVD, Blu-ray and CD as Queen Hungarian Rhapsody: Live In Budapest in November 2012) and one of the Wembley concerts would be released as the Live At Wembley album/CD and video/DVD many years later. The final show of the tour was held on 9 August 1986 at Knebworth Park in England (with Status Quo as support act) and drew an estimated 200,000 in attendance.
he was the first real star to die from aids and a very soulful man
I love your passion and also I think u might drink as much as me lol
Thank you!!! CHEERS!!! Lol 🥃
Tnere were over 100,000people there that day. Freddie Mercury died in 1991 due to complication of aids. The reason he carries a half mic stand went way back when he first sang the first time on stage in a very small concert and he couldn't get the mic adjusted to his height and pulled it out of the stand and that was history! He had a custom mike made up just like that as his trademark! He was the Best Of The Best! I grew up listening to them backin the 70's .
Your reaction was fun to watch!!! You definitely know your bass. Freddie is very exciting and the band as a whole is a great group of very talented guys. Freddie sings his higher notes more readily in the studio and tends to save his voice (singing lower) while in concert.
Ice ice STOLE IT....THIS IS QUEENS !!!!!!!!
There were 150,000 over two days 75,000 each day.
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Loved your reaction! I was there both nights at Wembley, Fri and Sat and I can be seen in the crowd, my 15secs of fame :)you got a sub from me
Just subscribed had to lovee queeen
"Didn't Vanilla Ice steal this from Queen?"
Yes he did
FYI: on the studio version of this song, they had David Bowie as a guest vocalist
Stop drinking man, especially that nasty ass stuff. More queen please!!!!!
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This always give me chills, I remember watching as a kid
Dude.... I love your reactions....