Freddie Mercury would never have imagined the impact he had on millions of lives around the world. We love you Freddie RIP A LEGEND. May you never suffer again.
😂😂😂 This happens at every Green Day gig. They play this song right before the show starts, it's the signal to the crowd. This one was filmed by GD, that's the only difference. I was in that crowd, it was a great day, some fantastic bands played.
At times you can even hear Freddie’s intonations and tone, not to mention all of the emotions in the crowd’s conjoined voices. His spirit filled the crowd. Everyone there and watch can so clearly evoke Freddie especially but also the other members of Queen listening to this masterpiece. True immortality.
@@katelisabethkerr8400 this happened before GD gig in 2017 so ... 25l26 years after Freddie's death. But it is still the same 33 years after ... till the end of time.
You're right its a great tribute to Freddie and Queen. I heard that Green Day are fans of Queen and play their music while setting up etc. They let the crowd finish the song before coming on stage - so yes, big shout out to them for being such a class act .
Freddie died in 1991 this was done in 2017 blows my mind nearly 30 years later these kids who were NOT even a gleam in their parents eye yet know the entire song! Music thank God for music!
@@takemeaway285 Thank you for that info so punk era 75-80 would make the crowd in their 50's so I can see it. Your parents would be my age 72 and played Queen on rewind!
one thing to know about the british.... this is like our national anthem.. we cant help but sing it when we hear it, if you wanna find out if any brits are around, play this song, you will hear us sing... lol
I was once in the audience at a Sci Fi con, waiting for the guest panel to come on stage. Bohemian Rhapsody floated out of the PA system and at the famous rock - drop moment...everyone started headbanging with air guitars. It was awesome:). The BBC once did this tears ago for a charity telethon & it was funny to see everyday UK TV celebs, news readers, weather people, musicians, announcer's etc all headbanging.
When the crowd sings "goodbye everybody, I've got to go " and the cymbals on stage start waving, almost as if Freddie is giving his approval of the crowd's performance and saying goodbye all at the same time
In the UK especially, but also most European and Asian countries, Queen, Freddie, and this song was always legendary, and a masterpiece from a musical genius’ mind and talent. 49 years … it’s inky in the US that most if Queens songs are unknown, onky the major ones do people know, if that. Die hard life-long fans know more, like myself, but I personally don’t know anyone who still is obsessed with Queen and Freddie the way I still am. Anywho…
I need to explain to you that the words are injected into everybody at birth 😂😂. Green Day were should have been on stage by then but when the crowd began to sing they waited for them to finish,how respectful were they! I imagine most of the crowd weren't born when Freddie were alive so this is amazing. I loved it when they were Brian's guitar in the solo 😂😂. It made me feel emotional and to add to that near the end of the song the clouds separated and there was a lovely glow in the sky,i like to think that was Freddie saying thank you. As always great reaction xx
Wow... I've been in love with Freddie & Queen for over 40 years this made me bawl. Shit like this keeps Freddie alive in our hearts & souls. I think your falling for him to Prada!!!
The speakers looking like crosses and the sky opening up with sun shining through made me believe, Freddie came for a listen, and he approves! Beautiful 🎶🌈👑💙
Er…Freddie was a Zoroastrian if he was anything. (His Iranian-Indian background.) Brian May has said he’s agnostic. Roger Taylor has said he can’t stand religious types, although I have no clue what his own beliefs might be. John Deacon apparently stated he has no belief in an after Ife, and didn’t he in any case retire from music many years ago?
@@eh1702 We are free to believe whatever we want to, but just remember, no energy just stops, it just changes into something different.imo John took Freddie's passing extremely hard, he played in the Tribute to Freddie with all the musical greats, but it was much too difficult for John. I don't believe he ever played again, although I did read that he was taking care of the band's finances, so he was a wizzard at mathematics too. My heart hurt for John, he was very close to Freddie.
When you think lots of those people were not even born when this song 1st came out.....justified tribute to a tremendously talented legend that is FREDDY MERCURY!!!!
Gotta think though, green day was big what early 2000s most of these fans would be late 20s 30+ most of there parents would have lived through queens era… we grew up hearing this song, even if we didn’t own it… it’s engraved in our minds ❤️
Big praise for Green Day too. For capturing the moment and then publishing it, nit as their eotk but a homage to Queen and most importantly their own fans. Class act!
freddy is a living legend. im 34 and know every word of every song i have a 16 and 10 year old that know every word of every song and no doubt, my grandchildren will love his music too ❤️ rest easy freddy 💎
I love the fact that they are so loud when they were clapping that they sped up. That lets you know the volume down there in the crowd was off the chart.
We are taught at a young age how to sing in a group with school assemblies. Pair this with Queen (or anything we consider an anthem) and it’s a sing-along.
So great!! Thank you for reacting to Freddie’s song- did you notice the crowd even got Freddie’s voice inflections exactly?? You’ll have to listen to- and watch- the Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert- I think it was 1993? Robert Plant, David Bowie, Elton John- tons of artists singing tunes of Freddie’s! It was a HUGE concert!! I totally fell for ya on this reaction! You are a good guy!
I always wondered why the Brits have created so many amazing bands. It's obviously in our genes. No conductor needed for this massive choir. the women singing the high notes and the men singing the lower notes. Magic. Please don't start reacting to Hip-Hop or rap. It's been great watching you react to real music.
I'm a white Brit in his 50s love hip hop. Hip Hop has delivered some of the best artists since the early 80s. Maybe not your cup of tea but horses for courses eh. Check some of it out, you maybe surprised. I always find if you're eclectic you don't miss out things.
@@declanshanahan3888 I'll take your advice mate. I am 62 so maybe growing up with prog-rock and being a multi-instrumentalist myself I tend to listen to real instruments rather than computers, but I do listen to many genres of music. Have a great one mate.
Wow……..just wow! Who knew such a huge mass of people could sound so good!? This genuinely has me choked up. Freddie had nothing but kindness and love inside him, especially for his fans. I was 9 years old when he passed away and I still remember how the British press hounded him in his dying days and the disgusting stuff that was said and written about him after his passing. I still hate the British press to this day for that reason. The greatest rock singer/front man in history and Queen aren’t even my favourite band but Freddie was just amazing in every way you could wish for in a front man. He lived to perform in front of his fans and had them, always, eating out the palm of his hand. I cannot speak highly enough of the man, he was just brilliant.
As they sing to and with Freddie, with the sky looming above, I know Freddie was looking down from heaven smiling and heard every single word.. The world loves and misses you Freddie. ❤ Thank you Green Day ❤
First time I saw this, it reduced me to tears. I'd been a fan of Queen, from before they were famous. Freddie would have loved this. Kudos to Green Day, for putting this up for us. Best cover I've ever seen of "Bohemian Rhapsody" is by Forestella..if anyone wants to check it out. Freddie would have loved their version.
Over 65,000 people were estimated to be in that incredible crowd. Well done & absolutely beautiful! What a true honor that is for Freddie Mercury and Queen. Wow!
Freddie has the crowd in his hand .. any crowd, any time!! Please Prada, do SOUL BROTHER, written by Freddie in honor of Sir Brian May 👉 IMHO, one of the best guitarists on the planet! 🌎
Over 40 years since this was released and all those young people know every word. That's the impact Queen and Sir Freddie Mercury had. Tough act to follow Green Day 👍
I love that this video was in my recommended! I’ve been to a few Green Day shows, the most recent was Wembley Stadium, London, end of June this year and every time it is honestly the most incredible wholesome moment when everyone sings it together, it really is something joining in with a whole stadium belting it out without even a band on stage yet. There is an absolute happy buzz in the air after it’s finished, & really sets you up for the show to begin. I don’t think they can ever change doing this now, it’s something special for sure! x
Seen this so many times and it still gives chills! So cool! Last time I was at a Hyde Park concert it was for Red Hot Chili Peppers "plus special guests". To our astonisment, the support act was none other than James Brown!!! I believe it was one of the last performances, if not THE last performance he ever did, and it absolutely rocked the Park! Somehow that place always creates a completely unique vibe - it's just not like being in a stadium, it's very different. So cool.
Please …Please react to Freddie solo “Time Waits For No One”….. Produced by Dave Clark and released for the first time in 2019 as a solo. Love all your reactions ….Thank You
@@kiadunkerley3873 Yes….. I have seen both videos, and I like both of them …..but I love the solo version of just Freddie with the piano. I saw the interview Dave Clark did explaining how he looked for the original tapes of Freddie singing and rehearsing this song in 1984…..he finally found the originals in 2017….then kind of pieced it together to make it a solo and released it in 2019.
@@BettyArmitage yes I do, I’m so thankful he found it too because the one with just Freddie is my fav version too but when I first came across the other one I fell in love with that one too lol. ♥️
This is amazing!!!! I think you should check out Hi Ren, by Ren… it has been called this generation’s Bohemian Rapsody… (mainly as he doesn’t stick to the rules of what a song is “supposed to be”….he is artist that also raps.. but is so much more… you will not be disappointed
Every Brit learns the words while in the wooms. It's a second national anthem. Fthe truly amazing tjing about this is , most of this is most of this crowd is MOST of this audience is most of them extremely born after Freddie died.
Imagine how Green Day were feeling knowing they were about to play in front of a crowd that awesome - they could be in no doubt it would be a fantastic gig.
I was lucky enough to be there and let me tell you it was a spiritual experience, we Brits learn to sing together in unison from being tiny kids, we never lose it. Magical
I was there it was absolutely amazing this was before they came on we where waiting and getting impatient and this cane on and that was it was the best concert ever
Freddie Mercury would never have imagined the impact he had on millions of lives around the world. We love you Freddie RIP A LEGEND. May you never suffer again.
Oh he knew. He knew he was good before he was good.
He absolutely knew. He set everything up for this, with THAT LiveAid performance. He knew he had created timeless anthems.
@@TheInsaneupsdriver Absolutely .
@@AnnieluLucy it’s amazing tbh
Freddie came down from heaven for a moment and stole the show
Yes he did, I firmly believe this!
😂😂😂 This happens at every Green Day gig. They play this song right before the show starts, it's the signal to the crowd. This one was filmed by GD, that's the only difference. I was in that crowd, it was a great day, some fantastic bands played.
At times you can even hear Freddie’s intonations and tone, not to mention all of the emotions in the crowd’s conjoined voices. His spirit filled the crowd. Everyone there and watch can so clearly evoke Freddie especially but also the other members of Queen listening to this masterpiece. True immortality.
Our school assemblies really were for a reason, I was there and it was amazing, by the end I saw strangers hugging it was an epic moment ❤❤
This shows Freddy is a legend 25 years after his death.
You mean 34 years ago
@@katelisabethkerr8400 You are so dumb man not gonna lie 🤣
@@katelisabethkerr8400 this happened before GD gig in 2017 so ... 25l26 years after Freddie's death. But it is still the same 33 years after ... till the end of time.
You're right its a great tribute to Freddie and Queen. I heard that Green Day are fans of Queen and play their music while setting up etc. They let the crowd finish the song before coming on stage - so yes, big shout out to them for being such a class act .
Its also in the UK, and Im pretty sure its illegal not to sing along to it there.
@@bloodyneptune ❤ absolutely - they lock you up in the Tower
The Brits know how to have a good time. Great vibes.
Freddie is conducting the crowd from Heaven. ❤
Pure and simple: UNBELIEVABLE
Did ypu see when he waved the cymbals at them, when they sang 'goodbye everybody''? Typical Freddie, always mischievous,!
@rubydazzler yesss. I couldn't believe it ...
This is SO typical of the British temperament and sense of fun, watching this makes me so homesick and proud to be British x ❤
Freddie died in 1991 this was done in 2017 blows my mind nearly 30 years later these kids who were NOT even a gleam in their parents eye yet know the entire song! Music thank God for music!
Kids? This was a festival of mostly older punk bands, so the crowd was mostly old punks. Myself included.
@@takemeaway285 Thank you for that info so punk era 75-80 would make the crowd in their 50's so I can see it. Your parents would be my age 72 and played Queen on rewind!
My kid born in 2008 and all his friends definitely know the entire song.
Queen stole the show and they weren’t even there, lol
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one thing to know about the british.... this is like our national anthem.. we cant help but sing it when we hear it, if you wanna find out if any brits are around, play this song, you will hear us sing... lol
They even sang Brian’s guitar solo 😂
You don't??! 😂
😅😅😅😅😅😅😅@@takemeaway285
Freddie would have been so proud. We still love you,, Freddie!
Love how you could see the sun breaking through the clouds, like he was smiling down on that crowd ❤❤❤❤❤
Never fails to make me tear up.
Queen are a national institution here 👍
I'm not crying, you are...😂
I could happily attend a concert of just the crowd singing classics
Crowd Control from heaven❤
Freddie Mercury
Thats what I call clean raw and uncut
This song is in our DNA.
I don’t know anyone who couldn’t sing this end to end.
Such a tribute to Freddie as he always played to his crowd ❤
I love how many generations acknowledge Queens brilliant songs!
I was once in the audience at a Sci Fi con, waiting for the guest panel to come on stage. Bohemian Rhapsody floated out of the PA system and at the famous rock - drop moment...everyone started headbanging with air guitars. It was awesome:). The BBC once did this tears ago for a charity telethon & it was funny to see everyday UK TV celebs, news readers, weather people, musicians, announcer's etc all headbanging.
When the crowd sings "goodbye everybody, I've got to go " and the cymbals on stage start waving, almost as if Freddie is giving his approval of the crowd's performance and saying goodbye all at the same time
This was awesome. What a way to do homage to queen.
This gives me goosebumps everytime I watch it.Long live Freddie!❤
Green day now play that song before all their concerts and the reaction is the same no matter were the concert is.
Freddie was looking down from heaven with a big smile on his face!
R.I.P FREDDIE WE MISS YOU
i think Freddie would have been delighted by this. The crowd were awesome. Singing all the parts (even the guitar solos) great job guys!
In the UK especially, but also most European and Asian countries, Queen, Freddie, and this song was always legendary, and a masterpiece from a musical genius’ mind and talent. 49 years … it’s inky in the US that most if Queens songs are unknown, onky the major ones do people know, if that. Die hard life-long fans know more, like myself, but I personally don’t know anyone who still is obsessed with Queen and Freddie the way I still am. Anywho…
I work with a bloke still obsessed with Queen
My cats are called Freddie Mercury and Deaky Deacon. Obsessed enough? Lol
I need to explain to you that the words are injected into everybody at birth 😂😂. Green Day were should have been on stage by then but when the crowd began to sing they waited for them to finish,how respectful were they!
I imagine most of the crowd weren't born when Freddie were alive so this is amazing. I loved it when they were Brian's guitar in the solo 😂😂. It made me feel emotional and to add to that near the end of the song the clouds separated and there was a lovely glow in the sky,i like to think that was Freddie saying thank you. As always great reaction xx
Wow... I've been in love with Freddie & Queen for over 40 years this made me bawl. Shit like this keeps Freddie alive in our hearts & souls. I think your falling for him to Prada!!!
The speakers looking like crosses and the sky opening up with sun shining through made me believe, Freddie came for a listen, and he approves! Beautiful 🎶🌈👑💙
Er…Freddie was a Zoroastrian if he was anything. (His Iranian-Indian background.) Brian May has said he’s agnostic. Roger Taylor has said he can’t stand religious types, although I have no clue what his own beliefs might be. John Deacon apparently stated he has no belief in an after
Ife, and didn’t he in any case retire from music many years ago?
@@eh1702 We are free to believe whatever we want to, but just remember, no energy just stops, it just changes into something different.imo John took Freddie's passing extremely hard, he played in the Tribute to Freddie with all the musical greats, but it was much too difficult for John. I don't believe he ever played again, although I did read that he was taking care of the band's finances, so he was a wizzard at mathematics too. My heart hurt for John, he was very close to Freddie.
I was in the right hand tower , it was amazing evening
When you think lots of those people were not even born when this song 1st came out.....justified tribute to a tremendously talented legend that is FREDDY MERCURY!!!!
Gotta think though, green day was big what early 2000s most of these fans would be late 20s 30+ most of there parents would have lived through queens era… we grew up hearing this song, even if we didn’t own it… it’s engraved in our minds ❤️
Big praise for Green Day too.
For capturing the moment and then publishing it, nit as their eotk but a homage to Queen and most importantly their own fans.
Class act!
freddy is a living legend. im 34 and know every word of every song
i have a 16 and 10 year old that know every word of every song
and no doubt, my grandchildren will love his music too ❤️
rest easy freddy 💎
That’s wusup they’re amazing absolutely
I love the fact that they are so loud when they were clapping that they sped up. That lets you know the volume down there in the crowd was off the chart.
We are taught at a young age how to sing in a group with school assemblies. Pair this with Queen (or anything we consider an anthem) and it’s a sing-along.
Just seen it not long ago it is so crazy. just shows the love for the greatest song ever
Hyde park is an amazing vibe! But that was mind blowing
How amazing are this crowd.❤️
Freddie will forever be an icon rip ❤ it’s amazing .
So great!! Thank you for reacting to Freddie’s song- did you notice the crowd even got Freddie’s voice inflections exactly?? You’ll have to listen to- and watch- the Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert- I think it was 1993? Robert Plant, David Bowie, Elton John- tons of artists singing tunes of Freddie’s! It was a HUGE concert!! I totally fell for ya on this reaction! You are a good guy!
Freddie Mercury Tribute concert was in April of 1992
Freddie singing My Melancholy Blues…..magic!!❤️🎼❤️🇬🇧🇬🇧
I always wondered why the Brits have created so many amazing bands. It's obviously in our genes.
No conductor needed for this massive choir. the women singing the high notes and the men singing the lower notes. Magic.
Please don't start reacting to Hip-Hop or rap. It's been great watching you react to real music.
I'm a white Brit in his 50s love hip hop. Hip Hop has delivered some of the best artists since the early 80s. Maybe not your cup of tea but horses for courses eh. Check some of it out, you maybe surprised. I always find if you're eclectic you don't miss out things.
@@declanshanahan3888 I'll take your advice mate. I am 62 so maybe growing up with prog-rock and being a multi-instrumentalist myself I tend to listen to real instruments rather than computers, but I do listen to many genres of music.
Have a great one mate.
Wow……..just wow! Who knew such a huge mass of people could sound so good!? This genuinely has me choked up. Freddie had nothing but kindness and love inside him, especially for his fans. I was 9 years old when he passed away and I still remember how the British press hounded him in his dying days and the disgusting stuff that was said and written about him after his passing. I still hate the British press to this day for that reason. The greatest rock singer/front man in history and Queen aren’t even my favourite band but Freddie was just amazing in every way you could wish for in a front man. He lived to perform in front of his fans and had them, always, eating out the palm of his hand. I cannot speak highly enough of the man, he was just brilliant.
I just re-watched your reaction to this …..had to tell you that I really loved your reaction 👍
Love that song🎵🎵🎵 that was amazing👍😍🤩
Boston more than a feeling. You'll love it. Great reaction and Peace out ✌️ ☮️ 🙏
We will never forget Freddie. British fans are the best. :)
All of the reactors on UA-cam need to band together to get the world to recreate this moment on a global scale ❤❤
Great reaction. 😊
Thanks 🙏🏼
Hi,,👋 Check Out Marc Martel 💕 Closest Voice to Freddie♥️ in my opinion🤗@@PradaWest
FREDDIE WE LOVE & MISS YOU WITH EVERY BREATH WE TAKE MY FRIEND
Amazing homage to Freddie and Queen ❤ plz react to stealin’ it’s an awesome song 🎉
Freddie was up in heaven conducting the crowd RIP Freddie ❤
Everyone in England knows this song and they will always sing it
Great reaction, thanks! Gives me chills to every time I hear this.
Very awesome and Love it! ❤
As they sing to and with Freddie, with the sky looming above, I know Freddie was looking down from heaven smiling and heard every single word.. The world loves and misses you Freddie. ❤
Thank you Green Day ❤
First time I saw this, it reduced me to tears. I'd been a fan of Queen, from before they were famous. Freddie would have loved this.
Kudos to Green Day, for putting this up for us.
Best cover I've ever seen of "Bohemian Rhapsody" is by Forestella..if anyone wants to check it out. Freddie would have loved their version.
Over 65,000 people were estimated to be in that incredible crowd. Well done & absolutely beautiful! What a true honor that is for Freddie Mercury and Queen. Wow!
What stands out to me is how great the crowd's pitch was.
British music crowds are renowned for singing
Love your reaction made me smile.
Knew you'd find this eventually, brilliant ain't it ❤
Freddie has the crowd in his hand .. any crowd, any time!! Please Prada, do SOUL BROTHER, written by Freddie in honor of Sir Brian May 👉 IMHO, one of the best guitarists on the planet! 🌎
❤❤❤ awesome share it
Leave it to Queen to headline someone else’s concert.
Over 40 years since this was released and all those young people know every word.
That's the impact Queen and Sir Freddie Mercury had.
Tough act to follow Green Day 👍
Bohemian rhapsody is like an anthem for the U.K.
Thats a 110%
❤❤face expression 😮😮
I love that this video was in my recommended! I’ve been to a few Green Day shows, the most recent was Wembley Stadium, London, end of June this year and every time it is honestly the most incredible wholesome moment when everyone sings it together, it really is something joining in with a whole stadium belting it out without even a band on stage yet. There is an absolute happy buzz in the air after it’s finished, & really sets you up for the show to begin. I don’t think they can ever change doing this now, it’s something special for sure! x
i was there and it was incredible and considering that it was outside . Also what a band Green Day were that day Fabolous unforgettable day/evening
I felt your reaction!! I was in Total Awe!!❤
Seen this so many times and it still gives chills! So cool!
Last time I was at a Hyde Park concert it was for Red Hot Chili Peppers "plus special guests". To our astonisment, the support act was none other than James Brown!!!
I believe it was one of the last performances, if not THE last performance he ever did, and it absolutely rocked the Park!
Somehow that place always creates a completely unique vibe - it's just not like being in a stadium, it's very different. So cool.
Dude they even sing Brian May’s solo! ❤
You really should check out Queen’s Death On Two Legs, It’s A Hard Life, Flick of The Wrist and Who Needs You!! ❤
Please …Please react to Freddie solo “Time Waits For No One”….. Produced by Dave Clark and released for the first time in 2019 as a solo. Love all your reactions ….Thank You
@@BettyArmitage yes 🙌 that song is amazing ♥️ have you seen the video clip “Time”? It’s with a choir and the video itself is absolutely beautiful 💜
@@kiadunkerley3873 Yes….. I have seen both videos, and I like both of them …..but I love the solo version of just Freddie with the piano. I saw the interview Dave Clark did explaining how he looked for the original tapes of Freddie singing and rehearsing this song in 1984…..he finally found the originals in 2017….then kind of pieced it together to make it a solo and released it in 2019.
@@BettyArmitage yes I do, I’m so thankful he found it too because the one with just Freddie is my fav version too but when I first came across the other one I fell in love with that one too lol. ♥️
Beautiful music ❤
The best crowd, ever!
I bet Freddie could hear them in heaven! I hope he did! Beautiful!
This is amazing!!!! I think you should check out Hi Ren, by Ren… it has been called this generation’s Bohemian Rapsody… (mainly as he doesn’t stick to the rules of what a song is “supposed to be”….he is artist that also raps.. but is so much more… you will not be disappointed
Awsome!
This made me cry❣️ so beautiful ❤️ we Brits are passionate as this clearly showed. Fantastic! RIP Freddie, you are greatly missed ❤
Rocking it hard dad😂
I feel good to see you happy ❤
Every Brit learns the words while in the wooms. It's a second national anthem. Fthe truly amazing tjing about this is , most of this is most of this crowd is MOST of this audience is most of them extremely born after Freddie died.
Great reaction, Pete and Baz are top of my list atm, thank you 🙏🦉❤️🐊👍
BEAUTIFUL 1000s filled with LOVE N PEACE xxx fills my Soul
Great tribute ❤
Wonderful reaction,thank you
Just loved your reaction!
Marvellous, just Marvellous
Imagine how Green Day were feeling knowing they were about to play in front of a crowd that awesome - they could be in no doubt it would be a fantastic gig.
I was lucky enough to be there and let me tell you it was a spiritual experience, we Brits learn to sing together in unison from being tiny kids, we never lose it. Magical
Magical! Freddie would be so proud and a big Thank you to Green Day RIP Freddie 🙏🏽❤️❤️
Hell yeah Get it ❤🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥
I was there it was absolutely amazing this was before they came on we where waiting and getting impatient and this cane on and that was it was the best concert ever
All those school assemblies really paid off for us ❤
I'm crying.
RIP Freddie Mercury 😢😢😢
Weeping like a child saying goodbye to my Mother
I can say with 100% certainty that everyone head banged in the right place xxx
WOW. That’s awesomely done.