This stadium held 80,000 people but this was a benefit concert to raise money. The entire concert was shot out over satellite and 1.2 billion people were watching it. You should watch their entire 20 minute performance, said to be the greatest live performance ever done. They had a lineup broadcasting from England and another broadcasting from the US at the same time.
I was going to say the same thing, but I knew someone would beat me to it. Their entire Live Aid set is considered one of (if not THE) best live rock performance of all time!
Freddie was advised not to perform because he had a throat infection at the time. Sometimes you can hear him straining, but he fought and the results are incredible. He turned struggle into an epic.
All the tickets for the benefit concert were sold BEFORE Queen had signed on. When all those people bought their tickets they had no idea - talk about winning the lottery!
There were 72,000 people in attendance 1.9 Billion watching from around the world, Which was 1/4 of the world at that time. They raised 129 million for Africa , thats 350 million in today’s time.
.. the whole performance is known as "20 minutes that changed the world!". Maybe you should check out the whole 20 min concert! it's worth every second! :)
Live Aid was a duel venue concert held to raise funds to aid Ethiopia which was suffering from drought. The concert was held in front of live audiences at both Wembley Stadium in London (72,000) and JFK Stadium in Philadelphia (100,000). Over 75 acts performed at Live Aid with each given a 20-minute segment in which to perform. The concert was broadcast worldwide over 13 satellites, which was a very big deal in 1985. Other countries like the Soviet Union, Canada, Japan, Yugoslavia, Austria, Australia, and West Germany used the satellite hookup to include 20-minute performances from their country, The concert began broadcasting around noon London time (5 AM in Philly) and then Philadelphia came online 5 hours later. It was around 16 hours long and an estimated 1.9 BILLION people watched it on TV. "We Are The Champions" was the final song on Queen's playlist for their performance at Live Aid. You should watch their entire 20-minute performance. It is considered to be the best live performance of a rock band EVER! Queen stole the show. Here is Queen's Live Aid performance - ua-cam.com/video/H3_0tcyWZQQ/v-deo.html. FYI - Use this video of their performance because the other video on youtube of Queen's performance is screwed up on the ending.
Live Aid was a multi-venue benefit concert held on Saturday 13 July 1985, as well as a music-based fundraising initiative. The original event was organised by Bob Geldof and Midge Ure to raise further funds for relief of the 1983-1985 famine in Ethiopia, a movement that started with the release of the successful charity single "Do They Know It's Christmas?" in December 1984. Billed as the "global jukebox", Live Aid was held simultaneously at Wembley Stadium in London, attended by about 72,000 people, and John F. Kennedy Stadium in Philadelphia, attended by 89,484 people
Checkout the full „Live Aid“ version. Look for a clip,that is at least 27 minutes long, begins with 2 „Bobby‘s“ (comedians) doing the intro and ending with Freddie and Brian doing a final number at 930pm. Probably best to just go the the Queen site for the official version as most of the reviewers are cutting both the intro and ending solo out of their reviews. I was stationed at RAF Lakenheath when this happened which was a couple of hours drive away. I think everyone in the country was tuned in that day…..Cheers
If you like Queen, you'll love Led Zepplin. Take a look at "Stairway to Heaven", "Black Dog", "Immigrant Song", "Ramble On" and "Kashmir" to get started. Tons of fun watching young people discover the music that I discovered at about the same age decades ago. Good luck.
You may not know it but you know plenty of Queen songs. Another One Bites The Dust, We Will Rock You are a couple more you've likely heard. You've got to react to Fat Bottom Girls too. Great reaction, Shon! Thanks for reminding me of my music when I was young.
Told you that you ‘knew Queen’.. they also wrote sing ‘We Will Rock You’ - it’s the song just before this one in this concert! You’ll hear more if you continue down the Queen rabbit hole… (Another One Bites the Dust)!!
You should watch the full 21mins of Live Aid. Queen stole the show. There were huge names that played that day, for free. None of them took money to preform. It was a benefit concert for people who were starving to death. Billions of people watched it there in person and on tv's around the world live.
Liked & subscribed because you are loving Queen, the greatest band ever! Pls do their whole performance at Live Aid, 21 min widely regarded as the best live performance ever, you won’t regret it. Great reaction, love from Australia 🇦🇺
Live aid was a fundraising event many bands there but Queens the only one I could tell you that performed is only when I remember , you should check out Queens full set you'll hear a bunch of their songs at least part of them
Freddie was told not to sing but he downed a vodka and went on and did this for 20 mins! They had a rotating stage in three sections and a traffic light system, green for go, amber, you have 5 mins left and when it hit red the stage rotated and brought the next group on because SO many bands were playing to raise money for Africa. So one group playing, one section being emptied and one setting up to go! Queen brought the house down, watch the whole performance, it's LEGENDARY!!!!❤
I was too little to go to Woodstock (500,000 people were there) in 1969 but this was the closest thing to it. I was 22 at the time and Everyone was watching these Live Aid performances either live (lucky souls) or by seeing it on their t.v. sets (at the same time). Ethiopia had been dealing with extreme drought/famine for several years,until it became critical and they made an appeal for relief funds (food/medicine and $$$ to help them). The mid 80s were known for the creation of relief benefit concerts. Live Aid was televised via satellite throughout North America and England at the same time. Between 60,000 to 90,000 people were at the concert statiums and over 2 billion folks were watching from their homes (t.v.) some even hooked their t.v.s to car batteries so they could see/hear and dance to the music while having cookouts/BBQs.There were a lot of block parties/tailgate parties and street dances to be had on that day. It was one of the times that the world came together to help others in need. A lot of wonderful memories were made back then. I love your videos and you look amazing, my friend.💕💕💕☮️☮️☮️☮️ A friend from Maine, USA
If you decide to react to the whole Live Aid concert - from which this clip is gained - then there is a version out there in UA-cam land which has the ending clipped. Maybe you can find someone to send you a link to the version that isn't clipped?
Great reaction.I’ve watched a few of yours now. I love your appreciation for the old music from my day. 😁 Please do the whole live aid concert for my subscription. 😂👍🏾
Great reaction. You have only seen the tip of a gigantic iceberg where Queen is concerned. Check out the live version of Dragon Attack at the 1981 Montreal concert. Also, White Queen at Hammersmith. They are amazing!
Please Please do Queen’s 20-min performance at Live Aid 1985. Went down in rock history as the single best performance by a rock band considering the circumstances! Live Aid was a global charity event for the famine in Africa!! 👏👏
Legendary perfotmance ever freddie is alegend queen is legendary you must react to live aid it's a must for every body to see freddie is perfection his charizma is out of this world
Glad you are enjoying them. You'll need to do whole Queen's set at live aid which is about 20 minutes. Also check out Under Pressure live at Wembley, Another One Bites the Dust live at Wembley and White Queen live at Hammersmith. Don't stop me now official video. I am sure you have heard at least 3 of these songs. Again thanks for your great reactions. I enjoy them.
👍 you've worked hard to get here. You deserve it bcz you give us good, intertaining content. It's fun watching new generations discover the music we grew up with.
So much fun watching your reactions to the music I grew up with! I'd l8ke to ask if you can do a reaction to the man who gave Brian May his guitar sound, the legendary Rory Gallagher. When Brian was a teen, Rory was kind enough to show him and his friends how he got his signature tone. Check out "Tattoo'd Lady" from the 1979 Rockpalast performance for a sample of his magic! Thanks.
My school used to play this song and “another one bites the dust” a wrestling matches. Yeah other schools hated us but we have more championships than any school in the world
Don’t blame you man. I can’t do concerts either. But, of course, if I had a chance to see Queen in concert I would have made an exception to my rule. 💜💕💜💕💜💕
lol, you've been 'Shirtless Shon' to me from the beginning and I love it because it's you! One of the biggest things you've got going for you is that you make us feel like you're the "real deal" so if you're not feeling a shirt, then keep it real and go without. I do feel like you give your true reaction to these videos and if you're faking it, well then keep it up because it feels sincere to me. Great job. 🤩
A great song to work out to and get hyped up on is “Don’t Stop Me Now” (please do the official music video) and also reaction to “We Will Rock You” (any live version except Live Aid or the official music video).
Great reaction love Freddie and that out if this world voice. You want to see the magic of Queen you have just scratched the service, every song is pure magic. Hear a few suggestions. Who Wants To Live Forever live at Wembley 2986, Under Pressure same concert, and if you really want to hear Freddie’s incredible vocals Exercises in Free Love, Freddie also sang Opera He is considered the greatest singer of all time IMO! Welcome to the Queen Army!
Hei :) You should watch their whole concert at Live Aid 1985, it's fire :) And if I can make some suggestions, you should watch some Nightwish live performances too, like Ghost Love score (live at Wacken 2013 with their actual singer) and The Phantom of the Opera (live 2005 with their first singer) :)
At live aide Wimbledon concert there was 72,000, at 5he Philadelphia concert there was 89,484. Plus world wide TV. The shows were shown simultaneously.. Brian May said someone stole Freddie's white guitar.
People offering to buy you a shirt! 😂😂😂 I must say I was put off at first. But I came back and gave you a chance. I like you. Despite your lack of a shirt. 😂 Not sure if you're wearing pants! 🤔😆
I don’t understand why the gym won’t let you work out with your top off. People work out in skin tight clothes and sweat till there see through anyway 🙄 follow the stupid rules so you don’t get kicked out of the gym. Be you on your channel 🙂 No toppin’, no stoppin’ 😎 x
Great reaction to a once in a lifetime talent that was Freddie Mercury 🎶🎵🎶 If you would like a suggestion for another great vocalist with passion and soul, then I would highly recommend you react to PAOLO NUTINI Iron Sky- live at Abbey Road studio 💯🔥🎶🎵🎶🏴🙏🏻 I guarantee you won’t be disappointed 💯🇬🇧
it's almost sacrilegious to just do one song and not the whole set. Wembley stadium holds seventy two thousand people, which means just in the seating, not counting how many are on the playing field.
Sorry bro but I will never pay to buy you a shirt, no shirt is the bonus of watching your reactions! 58-year-old white woman and those guns are🔥🤷♀️🤣 Great reaction!
Live Aid was held simultaneously at Wembley Stadium in London, attended by about 72,000 people, and John F. Kennedy Stadium in Philadelphia, attended by 89,484 people. one-third of the global population tuning into a TV broadcast at the same time. That's what happened on July 13, 1985, when 1.9 billion people watched musicians perform in London and Philadelphia to raise money for famine-stricken Ethiopians.
Aussie back, leave ur shirt off babe, u look great, this song used to get sung at school sports by the schools that won an event, more great memories, u keep this up n I'm gunna wanna adopt u...❤
RIP: Freddy Mercury 💔🔥U R Missed Here's another legendary powerhouse female artist that has become a household name; but I wonder if you've heard any of her music. This is a live performance "Tina Turner - Private Dancer (Live)" (from the Channel: eltonandtinafan)
This stadium held 80,000 people but this was a benefit concert to raise money. The entire concert was shot out over satellite and 1.2 billion people were watching it. You should watch their entire 20 minute performance, said to be the greatest live performance ever done. They had a lineup broadcasting from England and another broadcasting from the US at the same time.
They was 72 thousand there
You should hear 300 half drunk Army guys singing this.
You should watch the whole Queen Live Aid show. That way you can see the whole crowd interaction and what a great showman Freddie was.
Absolutely agree
I was going to say the same thing, but I knew someone would beat me to it. Their entire Live Aid set is considered one of (if not THE) best live rock performance of all time!
Freddie was advised not to perform because he had a throat infection at the time. Sometimes you can hear him straining, but he fought and the results are incredible. He turned struggle into an epic.
Queen...icons!! "Another one bites the dust "!!!
You’ve been hearing Queen for your whole life without knowing it ✌🏼😂
This is an anthem that is recognized by nearly every person. Great song!
That “I thank you all” is part of the original song. Great reaction! Glad you are enjoying their music ❤❤
Watch the whole Live Aid concert, it's the best 20 mins you will see. Then start going down the Queen rabbit hole and it's deep,20 years deep.
All the tickets for the benefit concert were sold BEFORE Queen had signed on. When all those people bought their tickets they had no idea - talk about winning the lottery!
Thank you nephew 💙 🖤🖤🖤❤❤❤
There were 72,000 people in attendance
1.9 Billion watching from around the world, Which was 1/4 of the world at that time. They raised 129 million for Africa , thats 350 million in today’s time.
You need to hear "Dont Stop Me Now" by Queen.. You will love it, especially at the gym.
This song is forever connected to "Shaun of the Dead" for me. The scene with this song is hilarious.
Another motivational gym tune by Queen is Don’t Stop Me Now. You’ll love it! The energy is right off the scale. Great reaction as always 😉
.. the whole performance is known as "20 minutes that changed the world!". Maybe you should check out the whole 20 min concert! it's worth every second! :)
Live Aid was a duel venue concert held to raise funds to aid Ethiopia which was suffering from drought. The concert was held in front of live audiences at both Wembley Stadium in London (72,000) and JFK Stadium in Philadelphia (100,000). Over 75 acts performed at Live Aid with each given a 20-minute segment in which to perform. The concert was broadcast worldwide over 13 satellites, which was a very big deal in 1985. Other countries like the Soviet Union, Canada, Japan, Yugoslavia, Austria, Australia, and West Germany used the satellite hookup to include 20-minute performances from their country,
The concert began broadcasting around noon London time (5 AM in Philly) and then Philadelphia came online 5 hours later. It was around 16 hours long and an estimated 1.9 BILLION people watched it on TV.
"We Are The Champions" was the final song on Queen's playlist for their performance at Live Aid. You should watch their entire 20-minute performance. It is considered to be the best live performance of a rock band EVER! Queen stole the show.
Here is Queen's Live Aid performance - ua-cam.com/video/H3_0tcyWZQQ/v-deo.html. FYI - Use this video of their performance because the other video on youtube of Queen's performance is screwed up on the ending.
Probably the best concert ever. Queen killed it
I never get tired of hearing Queen
I am SO LOVING your Queen/Freddie Mercury reactions!
SUGGESTION:
“UNDER PRESSURE” LIVE AT
WEMBLEY STADIUM, 1986
Great reaction man👏👏🔥
Do all Queen if only for your musical education. Freddie is considered the greatest of all time. Queen is on Mount Rushmore of 🎶
We will rock you … next one to do, you’ll know that aswel
Live Aid was a multi-venue benefit concert held on Saturday 13 July 1985, as well as a music-based fundraising initiative. The original event was organised by Bob Geldof and Midge Ure to raise further funds for relief of the 1983-1985 famine in Ethiopia, a movement that started with the release of the successful charity single "Do They Know It's Christmas?" in December 1984. Billed as the "global jukebox", Live Aid was held simultaneously at Wembley Stadium in London, attended by about 72,000 people, and John F. Kennedy Stadium in Philadelphia, attended by 89,484 people
Checkout the full „Live Aid“ version. Look for a clip,that is at least 27 minutes long, begins with 2 „Bobby‘s“ (comedians) doing the intro and ending with Freddie and Brian doing a final number at 930pm. Probably best to just go the the Queen site for the official version as most of the reviewers are cutting both the intro and ending solo out of their reviews. I was stationed at RAF Lakenheath when this happened which was a couple of hours drive away. I think everyone in the country was tuned in that day…..Cheers
If you like Queen, you'll love Led Zepplin. Take a look at "Stairway to Heaven", "Black Dog", "Immigrant Song", "Ramble On" and "Kashmir" to get started. Tons of fun watching young people discover the music that I discovered at about the same age decades ago. Good luck.
You may not know it but you know plenty of Queen songs. Another One Bites The Dust, We Will Rock You are a couple more you've likely heard. You've got to react to Fat Bottom Girls too. Great reaction, Shon! Thanks for reminding me of my music when I was young.
Queen was my first concert as a kid. Best show EVER!!!
Told you that you ‘knew Queen’.. they also wrote sing ‘We Will Rock You’ - it’s the song just before this one in this concert! You’ll hear more if you continue down the Queen rabbit hole… (Another One Bites the Dust)!!
You should watch the full 21mins of Live Aid. Queen stole the show. There were huge names that played that day, for free. None of them took money to preform. It was a benefit concert for people who were starving to death. Billions of people watched it there in person and on tv's around the world live.
There is nothing like the roar of a crowd at a live concert.
Liked & subscribed because you are loving Queen, the greatest band ever! Pls do their whole performance at Live Aid, 21 min widely regarded as the best live performance ever, you won’t regret it. Great reaction, love from Australia 🇦🇺
Live aid was a fundraising event many bands there but Queens the only one I could tell you that performed is only when I remember , you should check out Queens full set you'll hear a bunch of their songs at least part of them
Freddie was told not to sing but he downed a vodka and went on and did this for 20 mins! They had a rotating stage in three sections and a traffic light system, green for go, amber, you have 5 mins left and when it hit red the stage rotated and brought the next group on because SO many bands were playing to raise money for Africa. So one group playing, one section being emptied and one setting up to go! Queen brought the house down, watch the whole performance, it's LEGENDARY!!!!❤
BUT YOU DIDNT HAVE TO WORRY BACK THEN, YOU COULD GO, HAVE FUN AND ARRIVE HOME SAFE BACK IN THE DAY.
I was too little to go to Woodstock (500,000 people were there) in 1969 but this was the closest thing to it. I was 22 at the time and Everyone was watching these Live Aid performances either live (lucky souls) or by seeing it on their t.v. sets (at the same time). Ethiopia had been dealing with extreme drought/famine for several years,until it became critical and they made an appeal for relief funds (food/medicine and $$$ to help them). The mid 80s were known for the creation of relief benefit concerts. Live Aid was televised via satellite throughout North America and England at the same time. Between 60,000 to 90,000 people were at the concert statiums and over 2 billion folks were watching from their homes (t.v.) some even hooked their t.v.s to car batteries so they could see/hear and dance to the music while having cookouts/BBQs.There were a lot of block parties/tailgate parties and street dances to be had on that day. It was one of the times that the world came together to help others in need. A lot of wonderful memories were made back then. I love your videos and you look amazing, my friend.💕💕💕☮️☮️☮️☮️ A friend from Maine, USA
If you decide to react to the whole Live Aid concert - from which this clip is gained - then there is a version out there in UA-cam land which has the ending clipped. Maybe you can find someone to send you a link to the version that isn't clipped?
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Great reaction.I’ve watched a few of yours now. I love your appreciation for the old music from my day. 😁 Please do the whole live aid concert for my subscription. 😂👍🏾
Great reaction. You have only seen the tip of a gigantic iceberg where Queen is concerned. Check out the live version of Dragon Attack at the 1981 Montreal concert. Also, White Queen at Hammersmith. They are amazing!
Please react to Queens whole Live aid performance. This is the last song of it.
Please Please do Queen’s 20-min performance at Live Aid 1985. Went down in rock history as the single best performance by a rock band considering the circumstances! Live Aid was a global charity event for the famine in Africa!! 👏👏
Freddie wrote this song and Freddie means every word
This song 🎵 and 🎵WE WILL ROCK YOU🎵 was played at all our High School Football Games.
Legendary perfotmance ever freddie is alegend queen is legendary you must react to live aid it's a must for every body to see freddie is perfection his charizma is out of this world
If you appreciate the musicality of Queen, you should react to Prince! Another musical genius! 💜
Glad you are enjoying them. You'll need to do whole Queen's set at live aid which is about 20 minutes. Also check out Under Pressure live at Wembley, Another One Bites the Dust live at Wembley and White Queen live at Hammersmith. Don't stop me now official video. I am sure you have heard at least 3 of these songs. Again thanks for your great reactions. I enjoy them.
DO THIS! None of us will switch off…..
I told you brother you’d know queen
No sense in not watching the complete 20 minutes as a whole. It is a monument in music history.
When it comes to small things that enrich the whole, there is a well-known saying 'The devil hides (is hiding) in the details'.
👍 you've worked hard to get here. You deserve it bcz you give us good, intertaining content. It's fun watching new generations discover the music we grew up with.
So much fun watching your reactions to the music I grew up with! I'd l8ke to ask if you can do a reaction to the man who gave Brian May his guitar sound, the legendary Rory Gallagher. When Brian was a teen, Rory was kind enough to show him and his friends how he got his signature tone. Check out "Tattoo'd Lady" from the 1979 Rockpalast performance for a sample of his magic! Thanks.
Most People have heard this..❤
The "Pre-cursor" Song to this song is "We will Rock you".
My school used to play this song and “another one bites the dust” a wrestling matches. Yeah other schools hated us but we have more championships than any school in the world
Don’t blame you man. I can’t do concerts either. But, of course, if I had a chance to see Queen in concert I would have made an exception to my rule. 💜💕💜💕💜💕
lol, you've been 'Shirtless Shon' to me from the beginning and I love it because it's you! One of the biggest things you've got going for you is that you make us feel like you're the "real deal" so if you're not feeling a shirt, then keep it real and go without. I do feel like you give your true reaction to these videos and if you're faking it, well then keep it up because it feels sincere to me. Great job. 🤩
It is very sonically pleasing. 👍🤘🤟
A great song to work out to and get hyped up on is “Don’t Stop Me Now” (please do the official music video) and also reaction to “We Will Rock You” (any live version except Live Aid or the official music video).
Love your reaction!!!!😊
Great reaction love Freddie and that out if this world voice. You want to see the magic of Queen you have just scratched the service, every song is pure magic. Hear a few suggestions. Who Wants To Live Forever live at Wembley 2986, Under Pressure same concert, and if you really want to hear Freddie’s incredible vocals Exercises in Free Love, Freddie also sang Opera He is considered the greatest singer of all time IMO! Welcome to the Queen Army!
Suggestion: Barry White "Your Sweetness Is My Weakness"
A few boxers in the past used his song heading down and into the ring for a big fight;)
You need to watch the entire 20 minute Live Aid performance.
Please keep the shirt off 😍😂 I mean, the reactions are fun and all but… 🔥
Hei :)
You should watch their whole concert at Live Aid 1985, it's fire :)
And if I can make some suggestions, you should watch some Nightwish live performances too, like Ghost Love score (live at Wacken 2013 with their actual singer) and The Phantom of the Opera (live 2005 with their first singer) :)
At live aide Wimbledon concert there was 72,000, at 5he Philadelphia concert there was 89,484. Plus world wide TV. The shows were shown simultaneously.. Brian May said someone stole Freddie's white guitar.
I hope no one buys you a shirt. You look great without one. 😘
you should react to the whole queen performance of the queen
Bro let's go watching Reaction to Dimash Kudaibergen - hello ?
I love music but I can't go to concerts either. I have extreme panic attacks in crowds.
Watch the whole thing
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People offering to buy you a shirt! 😂😂😂
I must say I was put off at first. But I came back and gave you a chance. I like you. Despite your lack of a shirt. 😂
Not sure if you're wearing pants! 🤔😆
Im telling you bro. Dont stop me now...
I don’t understand why the gym won’t let you work out with your top off. People work out in skin tight clothes and sweat till there see through anyway 🙄 follow the stupid rules so you don’t get kicked out of the gym. Be you on your channel 🙂 No toppin’, no stoppin’ 😎 x
Everyone knows this song, but not everyone knows it’s Queen.
If you watch, Love of My Life, live Roc in Rio, 250,000 in attendance.
Shon, another dope ass workout track is "TheChampion" by Carrie Underwood ft. Ludacris...
Great reaction to a once in a lifetime talent that was Freddie Mercury 🎶🎵🎶
If you would like a suggestion for another great vocalist with passion and soul, then I would highly recommend you react to
PAOLO NUTINI
Iron Sky- live at Abbey Road studio 💯🔥🎶🎵🎶🏴🙏🏻
I guarantee you won’t be disappointed 💯🇬🇧
it's almost sacrilegious to just do one song and not the whole set. Wembley stadium holds seventy two thousand people, which means just in the seating, not counting how many are on the playing field.
Freddie was terminally ill with AIDS at this time. The Live Aid concert was his last hurrah.
Freddie is singing here with a bad throat and was told by doctors not to sing
Try another one bites the dust for the gym!
Do an honest RUSH reaction and I will subscribe. RUSH Army is sure to follow.
I only have 3 words to say, Fat Bottomed Girls, Live at Milton Keynes. Freddie gets naughty.
Don't know if you have reacted to Nightwish yet, if not may I suggest "Ghost Love Score" live 2013 Waccen (my spelling might be wrong here)
Sorry bro but I will never pay to buy you a shirt, no shirt is the bonus of watching your reactions! 58-year-old white woman and those guns are🔥🤷♀️🤣 Great reaction!
😅😅😅 I'm sure you know this song. WHO DOESN'T? 😅😅😅
musicians use to be very giving, there was live aid, we are the world, and others where the money all went to needy people.
if you want a song to workout AC/DC THUNDERSTRUCK
U probably know more queen songs than u think
How much can you Deadlift Brother?
AC/DC Thunderstruck
NO, NO, NO TO THE SHIRT PLEASE!!!
I think it’s pretty adorable that you can’t sing.
Live Aid was held simultaneously at Wembley Stadium in London, attended by about 72,000 people, and John F. Kennedy Stadium in Philadelphia, attended by 89,484 people. one-third of the global population tuning into a TV broadcast at the same time. That's what happened on July 13, 1985, when 1.9 billion people watched musicians perform in London and Philadelphia to raise money for famine-stricken Ethiopians.
The thank you part has always been in the song every performance and studio version
Aussie back, leave ur shirt off babe, u look great, this song used to get sung at school sports by the schools that won an event, more great memories, u keep this up n I'm gunna wanna adopt u...❤
RIP: Freddy Mercury 💔🔥U R Missed
Here's another legendary powerhouse female artist that has become a household name; but I wonder if you've heard any of her music. This is a live performance "Tina Turner - Private Dancer (Live)" (from the Channel: eltonandtinafan)