Wayne’s smile when they start head banging is my favorite part of the whole movie. He just seems genuinely happy to be kickin it with his friends and just living “in the now”
It is "in the now" that we connect with the "source", the "universal consciousness", "God" or whatever you wanna call it. That is why we're so "happy" when we're "in the now". ;)
@@eduardochicas8010 Yes but Freddie did see it before he died. He got to see the clip of it before it's debut in early 1992. Brian May (Guitarist Of Queen) said that Freddie "loved it" so he did see it, look it up if you don't believe me.
Freddie Mercury actually saw this scene before he died. He thought it was hilarious and let them use the song. It launched the come back of Queen in the States.
Holliday Jones I saw Brian mention this in an interview. I had always wondered if Freddie did end up seeing it. Love that he loved it. Watching this scene when I saw this movie for the first time was how I discovered the band.
Brian May said: “I didn’t know Mike Myers,” he says, “but he rang me up out of the blue and said, ‘We’ve done this amazing sequence in our new film-can we have your approval?’ ” At Myers’ request, May took the segment to singer Freddie Mercury, who was then near the end of his life. (Mercury died of pneumonia resulting from AIDS in 1991.) “I took it around to Freddie, who was not in a good state at that time,” May says. “He was..confined to his bed, but I took it round and played it to him and he loved it. “Strangely enough, the humor in it was quite close to our own. Because we did that kind of thing in the car, bouncing up and down to our own tracks!” The song’s appearance in the movie revived it and sent it on a second run into the music charts and helped Queen launch a comeback in the U.S. in the years following Mercury’s death. “There’s a huge irony there,” May says, “because there was a time when we completely owned America and we would tour there every year. It seemed like we couldn’t go wrong. And then we lost America for various reasons, which are now history. “Freddie had a very dark sense of humor. And he used to say, ‘I suppose I’ll have to die before we get America back.’ And, in a sense, that was what happened. And it was Wayne’s World-which came completely out of nowhere-that made it happen.” - from: www.guitarworld.com
Thanks for the antidotal pick me up. Just saw the movie at my wife's urging. I didn't want to see it although a fan of Freddie and the boys. Now I'm telling everyone to see it. Moving and powerful.
I was on a big family reunion vacation about 5-6 years in Wisconsin, someone was playing Bohemian Rhapsody in our big hotel room and literally everyone in there was singing along lol.
Legit. Just had a shitty day at work, and I planned to spend the ride home seriously mulling unemployment. You know what comes across the radio instead? I screamed along the entire ride, and felt so much better by the time it was over
It's funny how film makers or actors have to fight for something in a movie and it works out. 2 other occasion come to mind . Over the rainbow in the wizard of oz nearly cut from the movie due to concerns of time. And in empire strikes back when han says I know to Leia after she says I love you when originally the line was I love you too which wasnt working. The director fought Lucas on that decided won. The director of oz begged the studio to keep over the rainbow in. Studios need to trust the film makers more.
@@itsRabbitSeasonYo Robert Townsend had to fight for the scene with his little sister on Five Heartbeats ua-cam.com/video/5NQVW262TLc/v-deo.html and it was the favorite scene in the studio screening.
Another fact though, Myers wasn't sure during filming if the scene was working and considered cutting it out. He was afraid it might seem like he was making fun of the song. The director told him he was wrong and it should stay in.
This movie came out when I was a kid, and so I have never lived in a world where this song and this film hasn't existed. It must have been really weird when it first hit theaters.
I saw this movie in theaters with my mom when I was 11. I remember being in awe of this song right off the bat. Soon after my mom was nice enough to buy me the soundtrack CD. I couldn't get enough of this song. Then I bought the recently released compilation album Classic Queen and my obsession with Queen began. Almost 30 years later, Queen are still my favorite band, I still listen to them every day obsessively. If it wasn't for Mike Myers pushing for this song to be used in the movie I would have never discovered Queen.
@@thema1998 because they got tired of banging their heads that it caused pains in their necks. and Dana carvey didnt know the lyrics he was just moving his lips
This movie almost never happened because of Bohemian Rhapsody. The producers said that they wanted to use Guns n Roses because "they were new and hip, while Queen was old school". Mike Myers said he would quit if they did not use Bohemian Rhapsody, and you know what? He was absolutely right. SCHWING!
+porpus99 inntresting. that whole part of that movie i'm looking at his car and thinking "iiii want that car." one of the more unique kind of thing to drive around. just gotta make sure its not an ugly color.
@@SqoushieJoshie movies aren't released for ages after being made they probs filmed this late 1990 early '91 and were likely editing it when Freddie Mercury was alive so they probs showed him to get his blessing and thank god Freddie gave it I can't imagine any other song that would've worked better
@@wickedwitchoftheeast88 Listen. Do a little *fact checking* first. These are all the facts you'll ever need. 1. According to the Imdb the filming dates of Wayne's World was 2 August 1991 - 24 September 1991. The movie made its world premiere on the 14th of February 1992. The British premiere wasn't until the 22nd of May 1992. 2. Freddie Mercury died on the 24th of November 1991. But NOBODY except his closest friends knew he was dying from AIDS until the 23rd of November when it was revealed to the world. Please look it up and learn something. "it when Freddie Mercury was alive so they probs showed him to get his blessin" Wild speculation. No facts. Again, HOW did the movie makers know Freddie Mercury was DYING when NOBODY except his closest friends knew it the DAY before he DIED?? What's wrong with you? Any incredible story and you just ALL eat it up without any questions because it sounds good?? Idiots.
@@McLarenMercedes Yes that is true the Freddie's management didn't confirm his illness until the 22nd November, but the media had been reporting about his illness for years before he confirmed it. The media even published photo's of Aids doctor visiting him, plus with his last public appearance at the 11th Brit Awards in Feb 1990, it was all but confirmed he was fighting a bad illness. With you being so knowledgeable I presume you do know that Wayne's World started filming on 2 August 1991 and finished filming on 24 September 1991, almost two months before Freddie died? Brian May said Mike Myers sent him a clip of the headbanging scene to get the bands approval. Brian said he showed Freddie, who was basically on his death bed, and he gave his blessing. So I guess its your word against Brian's.
@@McLarenMercedesDo some fact checking yourself first. There's an interview with Brian May where he says that someone working on the film (I'm not sure who as interview was a while ago) phoned him and explained about the scene and sent him a copy. Brian May took it round to Freddie Mercury who thought it was funny and let them use it. In fact when Boheiman Rhapsody was re-released and clips of Wayne's World was added into the original music video Mike Myers was horrified and said "they've pissed on a Picasso!" He then wrote to Queen saying he had nothing to do with that and apologised and they replied with "Thank you for using our song" go look it up and do some actual fact checking there's interviews with both Brian May and Mike Myers saying as much. Or is their word not good enough for your superior knowledge of the "facts" 🙄 Secondly where did I say in my comment that the public knew Freddie Mercury was dying? I didn't say no such thing. So get the fuck down off your high horse and don't put words in my mouth that I never even said. And next time you want to try and be clever please read the fucking comment properly! And you have the nerve to call me an idiot 🙄 well it takes one to know one as the saying goes.
There is a back and forth over it being too experimental, with Foster (Mike Myers) saying they should go with 'I'm In Love With My Car' as the first single instead. Mike Myers tells the band: "This is a song that long-haired teens will rock out to in their car. No teenager is going to rock out to 'Bohemian Rhapsody'."
Thanks to Mike Myers for putting this song in the film. I was one of the many kids at the time who totally thought Bohemian Rhapsody was a new song in 1992 and lovvved it. I remember it getting loads of airplay along with everything else that was popular at the time. We all loved it and bought other Queen albums after that. It's no surprise Myers was in the new film and that Brian and Roger gave him and Dana Carvey a standing ovation at the Oscars!
@@theodoreritola9758 Queen were very passé in the late 80s. This movie scene revitalised their career. It's no wonder kids from the early 90s didn't know Queen songs and thought they were new.
Queen's 1981 greatest hits album was nine times platinum in the USA. Another one bites the dust and Crazy Little Thing Called Love we're number one hits in the 80s in the USA
Let's be honest everyone - It is because of this movie that when you hear Bohemian Rhapsody you automatically think headbanging. Bohemian Rhapsody was already quite a unique rock song that stood in a league of its own. This scene enhanced the legend - The song, Freddie Mercury who created it, and the band that played it, Queen.
i know this is an old post but that exact thing just happened to me while I was doing dishes alongside my 8 yr old granddaughter and she said I know this song grandma and I said you do well you got to watch a clip from this movie because it's exactly what popped in my head and she got a big kick out of it 😂 Party on
*_[Mike Myers as Record Exec] :_* "What about _I'm In Love With My Car?_ I love that one... Well that's the kind of song teenagers could crank up the volume in their car and bang their heads to! _Bohemian Rhapsody_ will never be that song."
If you're ever in Bloomfield, New Jersey and you're driving down Bloomfield Avenue towards Montclair, NJ as you cross underneath the Garden State Parkway, put this great song on.
@@satanmann8023 I mean, I guess from this we should address the fact that 666 is neither Satan nor Beelzebub's number. It's the number of the Beast: either of the two Beasts that appear in the Book of Revelation which appear on Earth and convince humans they're gods.
The greatest song ever made, in one of the greatest scenes in movie history. Mike Myers is so underated because of his voice work on cartoons, but I bow to no man that doesn't rewatch Wanye's World and not think how good he is!
@@jbee9713 dude if you actually saying it’s the greatest Rock you obviously have been only listening to queen music and never tried anything else your a girl it seems like
I watched Wayne's World for the first time a few weeks ago on Netflix. Freaked out when I saw that the Bohemian Rhapsody seen. They were driving around my old neighborhood. Must've shot that scene literally a few weeks after we moved in, when I was 5. Recognized everything in the background, from the old Woolworths, which is a Footlocker now, to the place where I sued to get my haircuts, to the Gap and Payless which I still frequent on occasion.
Yep. I love that bit of trivia. They all were supposed to memorize the song before filming but Dana Carvey failed and thought he could fake it. Turns out it's way more hilarious with him clearly not knowing the lyrics. My other favorite fact is that they filmed this so many times that they all had neck cramps from headbanging so much. That's why Mike Meyers looks so stiff.
Man I loved how at first Phil was out of it and about to get sick. Then he got a second wind and got all energized with his friends and had a great time!
Then later at the auto shop, Phil was so partied out that he remembered everything about Friday night at the Gas Works EXCEPT that Wayne & Garth were there with him
I was bicycling on downtown Houston one afternoon and stopped at a light. A car pulled up to me with four guys singing along to Bohemian Rhapsody. Totally made my day!
One of the reasons this movie was fun is because many of us in that age range did exactly that when we were teenagers or young adults. Long before we saw it in the movie.
We once stopped at a traffic light in our even shittier worn out Austin Mini, next to us was a big ass car with boring gown ups. I don't remember if it really was Bohemian Rhapsody that we were blasting but we were for sure emulating this scene. And it was so funny because we were all on our way to Fantasy Convention, some of us in full LARP gear (among them a barbarian with a pelt around his shoulders). On top of that, since the driver is a gardener, he had some of his tools scattered around in the car, among them a hedge trimmer on the backlite shelf ... it must have been a very strange encounter for that family, they couldn't stop staring at us and their kid was jumping up and down in joy :) That was more than 20 years ago, sigh.
Hey guys in case you can’t read every other comment on this video, Freddie was sent this scene from Mike Myers on his death bed to get permission for use in the movie. Now enjoy seeing this over and over again in the comment section.
This scene wouldn't be as iconic if it wasn't bohemian rhapsody! Mike Myers was horrified when they redid the video saying they pissed on a picasso and sent Queen a note saying it wasn't his idea and they wrote back Thanks for using our song. Now thats what you call a classy band 😍
almighty_luigi I love it when they go see Phil at work the next day and he starts telling Wayne all about how fun it was at the Gas Works and how Wayne and Garth missed out. Wayne’s like “Phil, we were there. Are you mental?” They were the ones who brought him there lmao 🤣 So many random funny moments in this movie. It never gets old. Makes me miss my childhood.
Ray Foster (1975): “MARK MY WORDS, NO ONE WILL HEADBANG TO BOHEMIAN RHAPSODY IN THEIR CARS!!!” Wayne Campbell (1992): “I think we’ll go with a little Bohemian Rhapsody gentlemen!!!” All done by Mike Myers, how ironic!!! Lol
@@jbearclowater "Ray, you did "Dark Side of the Moon" didn't you?" "I did" "Yeah, I absolutely love that record......er legally, no. No, its got all your Bollocks in the vice"
That’s like the ONLY reason Mike Myers was cast in the movie. It didn’t feel like watching a character. It was just Mike Myers constantly saying to the audience “Get it guys?! I was in Wayne’s World!”
I think that's a testament to how good the movie is. I was so "in the movie/in the story" that it took me a second to snap into reality and process all that. I really enjoyed it.
My friends and I actually did ride around aimlessly and jam/sing along to Bohemian Rhapsody (on cassette!) when it came out back in 1976. My younger brothers did it, too, so I thought everyone did it when they were teenagers. It's that kind of song.
Legit, when my cousin was in labor in her car while I was driving, Bohemian came on the radio and her and I started singing it on the way there. I'm not joking, that's our favorite song. And when we hear it, we can't resist to sing it or stick around for it.
This was my introduction to Queen. I remember waiting by the radio to record this song on tape cassette. My parents were definitely surprised I was listening to Queen!
God I remember watching Wayne's World when I was 8 and it was my first time hearing Bohemian Rhapsody, and this was literally the only part I knew, and my uncle showed me the MV and I heard the song in full. I was in awe and felt blessed to hear such a story in this form. Imagine the full surprise watching BR and realizing the full circle we've come to. Never forget :')
My drunk friends and I were just riding around to Bo Rhap exactly like this a few days ago; just screaming at the top of our lungs and banging our heads. One of my happiest moments in a long time. My boyfriend was the first one to realize that we were literally reenacting this scene
I went to see this on the night of my 15th birthday with my friend Paul, who 2 yrs later would be killed by a drunk driver while he was coming home from basketball practice. We had a great time that night and what I didn't know at the time was it was his idea to go see it so my sister could set up the house for my surprise birthday party later that night! This was also the first time I ever heard Bohemian Rhapsody we laughed so hard at this scene and the following Monday at school we sang it all day! Its been 24yrs since he has been gone and I miss his goofy laugh and his jokes but I will never forget the fun that was had on February 15th 1992.
I am 32 now and till this day I can't listen to this song in my car without almost waiting for the part to headbang. This movie really messed me up big time!!!
Queen was losing their spotlight, ad G'N'R was huge at the time. So the producers wanted to use G'N'R in order to appeal to the masses. Myers choice to use this song actually got Bohemian Rhapsody on the charts again.
+Kevin Rodriguez at first yeah lol but they did take after take till it was more pain than pleasure to head bang the way they were. you can tell in Mike and danas face how hard the final take was on their necks.
I was watching something earlier that Dana Carvey told James Corden recently by the time they were done shooting that scene his neck hurt from all the retakes. Since, you know, they were much older than teenagers then
Iconic forever. I saw this probably too young,but it was also the 1990s. Also,I was born the same day as Freddie Mecury,of course decades later. Legend!
When I first heard this song I thought it was 90s like the movie I was blown away this song was 70s OMG this song sounds so timeless it never ages or gets old
I read that Mike Myers wanted this scene and threatened not to do the movie. Then years later when he was offered a part for bohemian rhapsody, he took it without looking at the script nor his character.
Full circle now. Mike Myers is in the new Biopic Bohemian Rhapsody. He plays a Record Executive telling Queen the song is too long and no one will play it on the Radio.
To this day, my friends and I cannot NOT headbang to that part. I was in 8th grade when this came out and it sent me down an endless Queen rabbit hole. Brilliant.
So awesome. The song, this moment in the movie and this movie itself. Growing up with this song and this movie has got to be one of the greatest memories.
This has to be some of the happiest 3 minutes 30 seconds in cinema! It's one of my favourite scenes in film and it was made all the better when a minibus load of workmates and I, at varying degrees of drunk driving home from a day at the races, were absolutely belting it to this song and, I still don't know if if it was the drink or it really happened, but I could swear I hit that sweet high note at 1:40. Love the scene, love the song, love the memories!
Mike Myers: "Mark these words no one will play Queen" Yeah, about that... EDIT: I feel like Brian May and Roger Taylor wanted Mike Myers to say this line because Freddie Mercury himself found this scene hilarious before he passed away and I'm glad this joke has payed of since the last 26 years
John: Temperamental artsists, eh? They're well aware they are tied to a contract, but who knows what's going on inside the unscrupulous mind of the recording artist. Ray: Mark my words, if they're not cautious enough by the time the month ends, nobody will hear the name Queen!!! (Glass Smashes and Band Laughs) Christ!!! Freddie: You can take that out of our Royalties!! Twat!!! Ray: Wanker!!! Brian: Shove your Gold Discs, your making a huge mistake Foster!!! Freddie: Arsehole!!! Ray: You will never have a Gold Disc you Medium Talent!!!! And to honestly think I worked with Hendrix.
Wayne’s smile when they start head banging is my favorite part of the whole movie.
He just seems genuinely happy to be kickin it with his friends and just living “in the now”
Se estaba llegando a recagar
It is "in the now" that we connect with the "source", the "universal consciousness", "God" or whatever you wanna call it. That is why we're so "happy" when we're "in the now". ;)
Bs his head was hurting he wasn't smiling
Mike Myers wasn't smelling but the character Wayne was after doing the scene all day headache or not
The scene that earned Mike a scene in Bohemian Rhapsody. Full circle. Beautiful.
nobody will remember the name Queen!! 😝
@@TheWaynos73 6 minutes are forever...
@@plutao_pt I pitty your wife if you think 6 minutes is forever
What character?
He even talks about people head banging in that scene. Truly full circle!
“ this is not a song for teenagers to drive around in and head bang” -ray forest FULL CIRCLE
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Also played by Mike Myers in Bohemian Rhapsody
Yes I know that but we all know it was Mike so that’s why I came here
@Andrew Clavin Neither does Wayne Campbell. What's your point?
NO ONE WILL PLAY QUEEN
The fact that Freddy Mercury approved of this on his deathbed makes this scene so iconic.
Freddie Mercury died one year after the movie got released
@@eduardochicas8010 Waynes World came out in 1992, Freddie died November 1991
@@eduardochicas8010 Yes but Freddie did see it before he died. He got to see the clip of it before it's debut in early 1992. Brian May (Guitarist Of Queen) said that Freddie "loved it" so he did see it, look it up if you don't believe me.
@@eduardochicas8010 but he got the chance to see this scene months or weeks before he passed away and he loved it
And Mike Myers played the label boss in the film
Freddie Mercury actually saw this scene before he died. He thought it was hilarious and let them use the song. It launched the come back of Queen in the States.
Holliday Jones I saw Brian mention this in an interview. I had always wondered if Freddie did end up seeing it. Love that he loved it. Watching this scene when I saw this movie for the first time was how I discovered the band.
You sure about that? This movie came out 4 months after he died.
Bryan Barwick it takes more then 4 months to make a movie and release it. Plus saw the video of Brian talking about it here on You Tube.
Zoe Picot
Also, sometimes filmmaker shows the scene that includes a song to the artist to get their blessing and permission.
This movie were released on ‘92. Mr. Fahrenheit died on ‘91
The head banging is legendary
Legen.. Wait for it.. DARY CX
Now tell me something I dont know!
it is, I do the same thing, I almost crashed 4 times because of the headbanging
I heard Mike Myers and Dana Carey got severe neck pain from this scene
Caiti Thomas is that why Mike wasn't as into it as the others?
Brian May said: “I didn’t know Mike Myers,” he says, “but he rang me up out of the blue and said, ‘We’ve done this amazing sequence in our new film-can we have your approval?’ ”
At Myers’ request, May took the segment to singer Freddie Mercury, who was then near the end of his life. (Mercury died of pneumonia resulting from AIDS in 1991.)
“I took it around to Freddie, who was not in a good state at that time,” May says. “He was..confined to his bed, but I took it round and played it to him and he loved it.
“Strangely enough, the humor in it was quite close to our own. Because we did that kind of thing in the car, bouncing up and down to our own tracks!”
The song’s appearance in the movie revived it and sent it on a second run into the music charts and helped Queen launch a comeback in the U.S. in the years following Mercury’s death.
“There’s a huge irony there,” May says, “because there was a time when we completely owned America and we would tour there every year. It seemed like we couldn’t go wrong. And then we lost America for various reasons, which are now history.
“Freddie had a very dark sense of humor. And he used to say, ‘I suppose I’ll have to die before we get America back.’ And, in a sense, that was what happened. And it was Wayne’s World-which came completely out of nowhere-that made it happen.” - from: www.guitarworld.com
this needs more thumbs up
That is so tragic yet so epic at the same time.
Thanks for the antidotal pick me up. Just saw the movie at my wife's urging. I didn't want to see it although a fan of Freddie and the boys. Now I'm telling everyone to see it. Moving and powerful.
@@richjasso *_antidotal:_* A remedy or other agent used to neutralize or counteract the effects of a poison
wth?
cool story bro
I love how you always HAVE to sing along to this song no matter when or where
I was on a big family reunion vacation about 5-6 years in Wisconsin, someone was playing Bohemian Rhapsody in our big hotel room and literally everyone in there was singing along lol.
Legit. Just had a shitty day at work, and I planned to spend the ride home seriously mulling unemployment. You know what comes across the radio instead? I screamed along the entire ride, and felt so much better by the time it was over
But they lip-synced only at "Hard rock" and "Outro".
Yes, while living in the now!
ALLLLWAYS!! Lol
Mike Myers had to fight for this song to be in this movie....GOD BLESS HIM
It's funny how film makers or actors have to fight for something in a movie and it works out. 2 other occasion come to mind . Over the rainbow in the wizard of oz nearly cut from the movie due to concerns of time. And in empire strikes back when han says I know to Leia after she says I love you when originally the line was I love you too which wasnt working. The director fought Lucas on that decided won. The director of oz begged the studio to keep over the rainbow in. Studios need to trust the film makers more.
@@itsRabbitSeasonYo Robert Townsend had to fight for the scene with his little sister on Five Heartbeats ua-cam.com/video/5NQVW262TLc/v-deo.html and it was the favorite scene in the studio screening.
Another fact though, Myers wasn't sure during filming if the scene was working and considered cutting it out. He was afraid it might seem like he was making fun of the song. The director told him he was wrong and it should stay in.
He even threatened to quit if they didn't use it
wasn't the original song that was going to be in this scene a crappy guns n roses song
Mike Myers truly exposed a whole generation of Americans to Queen in this scene. Rip Freddie Mercury
*Freddie
This movie came out when I was a kid, and so I have never lived in a world where this song and this film hasn't existed. It must have been really weird when it first hit theaters.
No kidding, I discovered this song through this movie. XD
He reopened it to America because Queen failed in the USA previously, this sent it right into the top charts which is fantastic
@@katiekahn9595 thank you I changed it
Love how Mike Myers is in Bohemian rhapsody saying nobody will bang their heads to this song. Hilarious
In the words of Chancellor Palpatine, “ironic.”
Sometimes the best jokes are the most ironic ones.
It's a shame that guy never really existed.
Kane Hynes their all great 👍
@@tombrearley-smith5777 In the words of Alannis Morrisette, "Isn't it ironic, don't ya think?"
I saw this movie in theaters with my mom when I was 11. I remember being in awe of this song right off the bat. Soon after my mom was nice enough to buy me the soundtrack CD. I couldn't get enough of this song. Then I bought the recently released compilation album Classic Queen and my obsession with Queen began. Almost 30 years later, Queen are still my favorite band, I still listen to them every day obsessively. If it wasn't for Mike Myers pushing for this song to be used in the movie I would have never discovered Queen.
you would have but not that early
That's really cool bc I think I was 9. I already knew the song tho
Put Mike Myers in Bohemian Rhapsody was the best idea EVER
To think Mike Myers complained and HATED performing this scene.
I know!!
@@CJLAKE123 Mike Mayes complained and HATED performing this scene? Why? 🤔
@@thema1998 because they got tired of banging their heads that it caused pains in their necks. and Dana carvey didnt know the lyrics he was just moving his lips
Actually it was his idea and he fought the producers for Queen music. They wanted Gunz'n Roses
This movie almost never happened because of Bohemian Rhapsody. The producers said that they wanted to use Guns n Roses because "they were new and hip, while Queen was old school". Mike Myers said he would quit if they did not use Bohemian Rhapsody, and you know what? He was absolutely right. SCHWING!
sounds like you n me just watched the same "almost made actors quit" thing.
lol true xD!!
thats y im here
Derek Mehrer I just watched that five minutes ago. But that fact I actually got a while back when I did a speech on Mike Myers for my college class.
+porpus99 inntresting. that whole part of that movie i'm looking at his car and thinking "iiii want that car." one of the more unique kind of thing to drive around. just gotta make sure its not an ugly color.
old school a What
Mike Myers sent this to Freddie Mercury, who watched it from his bed as he was dying and he loved it.
Rly I'm shocked as this came out 1992 when Fred died 1991
@@SqoushieJoshie movies aren't released for ages after being made they probs filmed this late 1990 early '91 and were likely editing it when Freddie Mercury was alive so they probs showed him to get his blessing and thank god Freddie gave it I can't imagine any other song that would've worked better
@@wickedwitchoftheeast88 Listen. Do a little *fact checking* first. These are all the facts you'll ever need.
1. According to the Imdb the filming dates of Wayne's World was 2 August 1991 - 24 September 1991. The movie made its world premiere on the 14th of February 1992. The British premiere wasn't until the 22nd of May 1992.
2. Freddie Mercury died on the 24th of November 1991. But NOBODY except his closest friends knew he was dying from AIDS until the 23rd of November when it was revealed to the world. Please look it up and learn something.
"it when Freddie Mercury was alive so they probs showed him to get his blessin" Wild speculation. No facts. Again, HOW did the movie makers know Freddie Mercury was DYING when NOBODY except his closest friends knew it the DAY before he DIED??
What's wrong with you? Any incredible story and you just ALL eat it up without any questions because it sounds good??
Idiots.
@@McLarenMercedes Yes that is true the Freddie's management didn't confirm his illness until the 22nd November, but the media had been reporting about his illness for years before he confirmed it. The media even published photo's of Aids doctor visiting him, plus with his last public appearance at the 11th Brit Awards in Feb 1990, it was all but confirmed he was fighting a bad illness.
With you being so knowledgeable I presume you do know that Wayne's World started filming on 2 August 1991 and finished filming on 24 September 1991, almost two months before Freddie died? Brian May said Mike Myers sent him a clip of the headbanging scene to get the bands approval. Brian said he showed Freddie, who was basically on his death bed, and he gave his blessing. So I guess its your word against Brian's.
@@McLarenMercedesDo some fact checking yourself first. There's an interview with Brian May where he says that someone working on the film (I'm not sure who as interview was a while ago) phoned him and explained about the scene and sent him a copy. Brian May took it round to Freddie Mercury who thought it was funny and let them use it. In fact when Boheiman Rhapsody was re-released and clips of Wayne's World was added into the original music video Mike Myers was horrified and said "they've pissed on a Picasso!" He then wrote to Queen saying he had nothing to do with that and apologised and they replied with "Thank you for using our song" go look it up and do some actual fact checking there's interviews with both Brian May and Mike Myers saying as much. Or is their word not good enough for your superior knowledge of the "facts" 🙄
Secondly where did I say in my comment that the public knew Freddie Mercury was dying? I didn't say no such thing. So get the fuck down off your high horse and don't put words in my mouth that I never even said. And next time you want to try and be clever please read the fucking comment properly! And you have the nerve to call me an idiot 🙄 well it takes one to know one as the saying goes.
Me and my coworkers (all older than 50) always sing Bohemian Rhapsody in car when we go home. :) Timeless masterpiece.
Ever since I saw WW as a kid, every time I'm in a car and hear BR I have to mimic this scene entirely
The reference to this scene in the 2018 movie 'Bohemian Rhapsody' was a joke only a few people understood in the audience. But it was great.
i was laughting alone at the theatre :_D
What was the joke?
There is a back and forth over it being too experimental, with Foster (Mike Myers)
saying they should go with 'I'm In Love With My Car' as the first single instead.
Mike Myers tells the band: "This is a song that long-haired teens will rock out to in their car. No teenager is going to rock out to 'Bohemian Rhapsody'."
Candy for Breakfast hahaah nice!
That was Mike Myers playing Ray Foster?!!! I had no idea. NOW that line makes sense!
Thanks to Mike Myers for putting this song in the film. I was one of the many kids at the time who totally thought Bohemian Rhapsody was a new song in 1992 and lovvved it. I remember it getting loads of airplay along with everything else that was popular at the time. We all loved it and bought other Queen albums after that. It's no surprise Myers was in the new film and that Brian and Roger gave him and Dana Carvey a standing ovation at the Oscars!
NO WAY DUDE 1975 im a 70s brat and was there
@@theodoreritola9758 Queen were very passé in the late 80s. This movie scene revitalised their career. It's no wonder kids from the early 90s didn't know Queen songs and thought they were new.
Queen's 1981 greatest hits album was nine times platinum in the USA. Another one bites the dust and Crazy Little Thing Called Love we're number one hits in the 80s in the USA
Did anyone catch that Wayne’s world reference in the Bohemian Rhapsody movie?
Ironic.
Yup. It made me laugh XD
Yup!😀
STITCH PRODUCTIONS No. One Will bang there heads in there car at this song ray foster Saïd iT aka Mike myers characther
i don't think you know what ironic means
@@plainvanilla2499 Mike Myers played the executive that said that Bohemian Rhapsody wasnt a song that teenagers could sing and headbang in their car
Let's be honest everyone - It is because of this movie that when you hear Bohemian Rhapsody you automatically think headbanging. Bohemian Rhapsody was already quite a unique rock song that stood in a league of its own. This scene enhanced the legend - The song, Freddie Mercury who created it, and the band that played it, Queen.
i know this is an old post but that exact thing just happened to me while I was doing dishes alongside my 8 yr old granddaughter and she said I know this song grandma and I said you do well you got to watch a clip from this movie because it's exactly what popped in my head and she got a big kick out of it 😂 Party on
If you don't rock your head back and forth in time with the beat at that part of the song, you have no soul :)
***** Bohemian Rhapsody by Queen.
6oodfella
I totally agree, I had brain surgery last week and my head is quite sore yet I am headbanging to this
6oodfella I do - but I also laugh at that part:D It looks hilarious:D:))
6oodfella OH YOU THINK SO!
The best part of this video is mike Myers going MAMA MIA MAMA MIA.
Still one of my all time favorite movies.
Same I have only watched it once in my camper and he laughed so hard he broke the jack
Same
+MundaneMatt good call lol
+MundaneMatt same here
mundanematt MATT!
I fucking love this movie so much.
Same
Jay Garrick who doesn't
nate peterman
agreed
Typhlosion4President I like the movie I have it on VHS and have the soundtrack CD way!!!!!!!!!!!!!...lol!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
So do I. I love this time.
“How many more Galileo’s do you want?”
- Roger Taylor
Freddie: "Yes"
-Higher
-If I went higher, only dogs we'll hear me!
“Who even is Galileo?”
"My nuts feel like they're in my chest right now. Are we done?"
Who even is Galileo - guy who’s in love with his car
*_[Mike Myers as Record Exec] :_* "What about _I'm In Love With My Car?_ I love that one... Well that's the kind of song teenagers could crank up the volume in their car and bang their heads to! _Bohemian Rhapsody_ will never be that song."
The circle is now complete after 25 years
I’m here after watching Bohemian Rhapsody, and learning that Mike Myers was that record exec - fabulous irony shown in that movie quote!!
Lmfao i wish I had seen this before I watched the movie
Best meta bit of casting since Tim Curry in Kinsey playing a stuffy professor who is against sexual research.
Deserved play role for Mike Mayers in "Bohemian Rhapsody".
The only way to listen to Queen in the car, loud and full rocking out
it's in my driving soundtrack :P
If you're ever in Bloomfield, New Jersey and you're driving down Bloomfield Avenue towards Montclair, NJ as you cross underneath the Garden State Parkway, put this great song on.
Christopher Howell hell yeah
"I pity your wife if you think 6 minutes is forever"
Promor3 666th like on this comment #beelzebub
@@rgorell you mean satan?
@@satanmann8023 I mean, I guess from this we should address the fact that 666 is neither Satan nor Beelzebub's number. It's the number of the Beast: either of the two Beasts that appear in the Book of Revelation which appear on Earth and convince humans they're gods.
Promor3 did he say wife or life?
@@davida6146 he said wife
The greatest song ever made, in one of the greatest scenes in movie history. Mike Myers is so underated because of his voice work on cartoons, but I bow to no man that doesn't rewatch Wanye's World and not think how good he is!
Not the greatest song
@@friedjubes5991 Well..... It is haha
@@jbee9713 it really isn’t my guy
@@friedjubes5991 well you're wrong mate
@@jbee9713 dude if you actually saying it’s the greatest Rock you obviously have been only listening to queen music and never tried anything else your a girl it seems like
The headbanging inside the car is so iconic and classic !
I watched Wayne's World for the first time a few weeks ago on Netflix. Freaked out when I saw that the Bohemian Rhapsody seen. They were driving around my old neighborhood. Must've shot that scene literally a few weeks after we moved in, when I was 5. Recognized everything in the background, from the old Woolworths, which is a Footlocker now, to the place where I sued to get my haircuts, to the Gap and Payless which I still frequent on occasion.
good call
wow...
Used to get your haircuts? This deserves an explanation.
I thought they only had Woolworths in Australia.
shakescakes297 Woolsworth is a US company, but it's largely disappeared here. They still have stores in other countries.
The best bit is when Garth doesn't know the words at the end hahahaha
And that was apparently not acting. Dana Carvey, the actor, genuinely didn't know the words
KHD _ I always thought he just turned into an anime character considering the only lip movement they make is a mouth opening and closing.
K Dot _ lol yeah😂
Yep. I love that bit of trivia. They all were supposed to memorize the song before filming but Dana Carvey failed and thought he could fake it. Turns out it's way more hilarious with him clearly not knowing the lyrics. My other favorite fact is that they filmed this so many times that they all had neck cramps from headbanging so much. That's why Mike Meyers looks so stiff.
Jill Marie Urbanek -
Well he was frozen for 30 years, okay? Throw him a friggin bone here!
Man I loved how at first Phil was out of it and about to get sick. Then he got a second wind and got all energized with his friends and had a great time!
Then later at the auto shop, Phil was so partied out that he remembered everything about Friday night at the Gas Works EXCEPT that Wayne & Garth were there with him
I was bicycling on downtown Houston one afternoon and stopped at a light. A car pulled up to me with four guys singing along to Bohemian Rhapsody.
Totally made my day!
One of the reasons this movie was fun is because many of us in that age range did exactly that when we were teenagers or young adults. Long before we saw it in the movie.
We once stopped at a traffic light in our even shittier worn out Austin Mini, next to us was a big ass car with boring gown ups. I don't remember if it really was Bohemian Rhapsody that we were blasting but we were for sure emulating this scene. And it was so funny because we were all on our way to Fantasy Convention, some of us in full LARP gear (among them a barbarian with a pelt around his shoulders). On top of that, since the driver is a gardener, he had some of his tools scattered around in the car, among them a hedge trimmer on the backlite shelf ... it must have been a very strange encounter for that family, they couldn't stop staring at us and their kid was jumping up and down in joy :)
That was more than 20 years ago, sigh.
My favorite part is a car pull up to a car and ask a man in car do you have a Groupon got me bust out laughing
Yeah sure
@@nathanlickteig2546 OMG, Grey Poupon
Fun Fact: the car in this scene is called the Rhapsody on GTA V
HAHA YEP!
It was in GTA: The Lost And Damned, at first.
*no fucking way*
Time to go buy
1976 AMC Pacer.,,,
Every time this song comes on the radio in my car, I can't help but headbang at that part every time :p
ikr?!
it's an amazing song I do the same too
"Yep" same here..
Sakura4anime25 yep same here
It's physically impossible not to. Science.
Hey guys in case you can’t read every other comment on this video, Freddie was sent this scene from Mike Myers on his death bed to get permission for use in the movie. Now enjoy seeing this over and over again in the comment section.
Thanking you Mike Myers for fighting for this song to be used in the movie
😆 otherwise head banging to *Welcome to The Jungle by Guns and Roses* or No movie.
Yeah and another thing party on, mike
This scene wouldn't be as iconic if it wasn't bohemian rhapsody! Mike Myers was horrified when they redid the video saying they pissed on a picasso and sent Queen a note saying it wasn't his idea and they wrote back Thanks for using our song. Now thats what you call a classy band 😍
You realize that if it weren't for this one scene, no one would even remember the movie "Wayne's World?"
My Name Is Sarah he didn’t really fight for it to be in the movie, Freddie actually saw the scene before he died and thought it was hilarious
"Phil um, if you're gonna spew, spew in to this!" LMFAO it never gets old.
almighty_luigi
I love it when they go see Phil at work the next day and he starts telling Wayne all about how fun it was at the Gas Works and how Wayne and Garth missed out. Wayne’s like “Phil, we were there. Are you mental?” They were the ones who brought him there lmao 🤣
So many random funny moments in this movie. It never gets old. Makes me miss my childhood.
"MARK MY WORDS, NO ONE WILL LISTEN TO QUEEN"
Well hello, I'm nobody. And I listen to Queen 💝
Tomás cinnsealeach ha you thought!😂😂 I love the movie soooo much
That actually never happened. Don't think the Bohemian Rhapsody movie is authentic, it's a movie with a written script.
@@carmenl163 pretty much everything except ray foster, played by mike myers, was real
"I'm in love with my car" is such a great song! The scene wouldn't have worked without it. LOL
Possibly one of the greatest scenes in any movie
Ray Foster (1975): “MARK MY WORDS, NO ONE WILL HEADBANG TO BOHEMIAN RHAPSODY IN THEIR CARS!!!”
Wayne Campbell (1992): “I think we’ll go with a little Bohemian Rhapsody gentlemen!!!”
All done by Mike Myers, how ironic!!! Lol
"I pity your wife if you think six minutes is forever"
@@jbearclowater
"Ray, you did "Dark Side of the Moon" didn't you?"
"I did"
"Yeah, I absolutely love that record......er legally, no. No, its got all your Bollocks in the vice"
That's the reason he wanted to play that character in th movie since he played it in wayne's world
That’s like the ONLY reason Mike Myers was cast in the movie. It didn’t feel like watching a character. It was just Mike Myers constantly saying to the audience “Get it guys?! I was in Wayne’s World!”
Literally the definition of irony.
I saw Bohemian Rhapsody earlier and there were only two other people and myself who laughed at a joke about this by Mike Myers character.
Steven Land yes!!!! I just got back from watching it and I laughed out loud with several other people
That’s so sad 😭 the whole theater was laughing when Mike Myers said his joke more people need to know
Only 200iq Rick and Morty fans got this joke
I think that's a testament to how good the movie is. I was so "in the movie/in the story" that it took me a second to snap into reality and process all that. I really enjoyed it.
Same with me ( and my mom ).
“The manager who lost queen” anyone here after seeing bohemian rhapsody?
Hahaha me!
No teenager will ever headbang to Bohemian Rhapsody!
It's bloody 6 minutes
@@lesleyinpositive It goes on forever. I pity your wife if 6 minutes is forever.
Meeeeee
No other song would've worked..so glad Freddie loved this.
Thanks to this EXCELLENT scene, this iconic song was re-introduced to a brand new younger audience...
I was one of them :)
Yep .. me
My friends and I actually did ride around aimlessly and jam/sing along to Bohemian Rhapsody (on cassette!) when it came out back in 1976. My younger brothers did it, too, so I thought everyone did it when they were teenagers. It's that kind of song.
"No one will ever headband to bohemian rhapsody"
Head BANG
META
dude sorry that i'm gonna say this but... Headband?
I always head-bang during Bohemian Rhapsody. Sometimes I wear a headband, sometimes I don’t.
Legit, when my cousin was in labor in her car while I was driving, Bohemian came on the radio and her and I started singing it on the way there. I'm not joking, that's our favorite song. And when we hear it, we can't resist to sing it or stick around for it.
brandon viles that’s such a cool story to tell her kid when it grows up
Are you the child's father as well?
PFT
YouWontDoItSwitch
LMAO
This was my introduction to Queen. I remember waiting by the radio to record this song on tape cassette. My parents were definitely surprised I was listening to Queen!
"If you're gonna spew, spew into this." best line ever
I’m ten years old again. Thank you Queen and Thank You Wayne’s World.
This movie is one of the great legends I freaking love wanye's world :D
AMC Pacer Car for the win!
Agreed. :')
Agreed
Tsuria Dragon who couldn't?
Tsuria Dragon 470 liked
I love the face Myers makes when he says "This is my best friend Garth Algar."
0:10 Bohemian? Rhapsody
0:24 Scaramouch?
0:32 Galileo?
1:18 And All That Ismillah Buisness?
Bismillah
Hotel? Trivago
@@FredDude27 Arabic for "in the name of god"
ITS BISMILLAH YOU IDIOT
He's quoting mike meyer's lines from the movie bohemian rhapsody you douches lol
The only song to be a number #1 hit in two separate decades.
Now three decades
God I remember watching Wayne's World when I was 8 and it was my first time hearing Bohemian Rhapsody, and this was literally the only part I knew, and my uncle showed me the MV and I heard the song in full. I was in awe and felt blessed to hear such a story in this form.
Imagine the full surprise watching BR and realizing the full circle we've come to.
Never forget :')
I was 10 🙂
When this movie came out, it was my first time hearing this song as a child and I just remember how enchanting and engulfing it was.
My drunk friends and I were just riding around to Bo Rhap exactly like this a few days ago; just screaming at the top of our lungs and banging our heads. One of my happiest moments in a long time. My boyfriend was the first one to realize that we were literally reenacting this scene
You were living in the now!
😍😍😍😍
Sounds like you're an idiot. Drunk, "just riding around"
A recipe for disaster not for you only but likely to innocent bystanders too
I went to see this on the night of my 15th birthday with my friend Paul, who 2 yrs later would be killed by a drunk driver while he was coming home from basketball practice. We had a great time that night and what I didn't know at the time was it was his idea to go see it so my sister could set up the house for my surprise birthday party later that night! This was also the first time I ever heard Bohemian Rhapsody we laughed so hard at this scene and the following Monday at school we sang it all day! Its been 24yrs since he has been gone and I miss his goofy laugh and his jokes but I will never forget the fun that was had on February 15th 1992.
❤❤❤Sorry for your loss. Glad you can remember those great memories of him...
R.I.P. sorry for your loss
What a lovely memory of your friend.
I'm so sorry for your loss. What a lovely story
Sorry for your loss. May your dear buddy rip 🙏😪
I am 32 now and till this day I can't listen to this song in my car without almost waiting for the part to headbang.
This movie really messed me up big time!!!
OML I JUST REALIZED THEIR HAIRSTYLES ARE SO SIMILAR TO QUEEN'S IN THE BOHEMIAN RHAPSODY MUSIC VIDEO AAAAAGH THE DETAIL!!!!!
Notice how it wasn't until Queen started playing again that Phil got better enough to join in. That's the power of Queen.
David Valdez I guess if you're partied out and Bohemian Rhapsody comes on you'll be instantly able to party again.
When you're in the car with your friends and your song comes on. And your song is always Bohemian Rhapsody, nothing else
Who noticed the callback to this scene in the Bohemian Rhapsody movie?
Me is saw the movie
Me too
Benjamin Abramowitz when???
The EMI guy was played by Mike Myers who told the band that Bohemian
Rhapsody is not a song that teenagers would bang their heads on.
Lol omg
Someone once said "A true classic never goes out of style". This is what this scene/movie is! A true classic.
I always end up singing along with them at this part lol
I can picture me being drunk outta my god damn mind, and reenacting this lol
lol
I have. We we driving home from the club and the taxi driver thought we were nuts !
Hell I'd do it sober and love ever damn moment of it
ive been there done that lmao
When someone gives me the aux cord.
Still one of the best scenes in a comedy ever...
I don’t know why but every time I watch this Garth saying “ you can’t afford it, live in the now!!” cracks me up lol
They just showed this at the Oscars before presenting Bohemian Rhapsody. "Good call!"
they have a really good taste in music
Nicholas Chapman I agree!
Agree. Bohemian Rhapsody and Ballroom Blitz. Classics.
Someone should edit this and have I Love My Car playing throughout the video.
yes !!
Great idea
cLeAn MaChInE
My favorite part is that they were supposed to learn the lyrics but that the actors didn’t know them and it added to the characters
Yes! It's hilarious the way Garth is just doing that weird mouthing thing during 'anyone can see...'
Fact: They almost used a Guns N Roses song for this, but Mike Myers protested. GNR is my favorite band, but this is definitely a better choice.
CurtisAlfeld Queen better I a '70s person aren't you?????!!!!
they should've used you could be mine because it would fit with the guitar bit
Queen was losing their spotlight, ad G'N'R was huge at the time. So the producers wanted to use G'N'R in order to appeal to the masses. Myers choice to use this song actually got Bohemian Rhapsody on the charts again.
Dungus The Fungus fair enough
Guns N Roses: fashion band for posers in the 90's and today.
Queen: Legend of the rock.
Queens wins.
Imagine how much fun they were having making that part of the movie
+Kevin Rodriguez at first yeah lol but they did take after take till it was more pain than pleasure to head bang the way they were. you can tell in Mike and danas face how hard the final take was on their necks.
I was watching something earlier that Dana Carvey told James Corden recently by the time they were done shooting that scene his neck hurt from all the retakes. Since, you know, they were much older than teenagers then
It will be mine. Oh yes. It will be mine.
Oh yes...
fritzakids ...it will be mine
He said it would be his, and he got it. Wayne was using the law of attraction and didnt even know it.
The may I help you riff. lol
She will be mine. Oh yes. She will be mine.
Dana Carvey admitted in interviews that he didn't know the lyrics to Bohemian Rhapsody
you can definitely tell lmao
@@dgking80he’s mouthing completely different words 😂😂😂
"No one is going to be head-banging in the car to 'Bohemian Rhapsody!'" - Mike Myers in Bohemian Rhapsody
Iconic forever. I saw this probably too young,but it was also the 1990s. Also,I was born the same day as Freddie Mecury,of course decades later. Legend!
I need three volunteers to join me in my car and do this.
Hi
I may be a year late on this, but I’m interested
Ik its late too but SIGN ME IN
I call shotgun
@@lisasbangsarestablethanmylife SIGN ME IN? Jus' correctin', it's SIGN ME UP
When I first heard this song I thought it was 90s like the movie
I was blown away this song was 70s OMG this song sounds so timeless it never ages or gets old
Still one of the best movies ever don't matter how many years past other generations will still love it!!!
I read that Mike Myers wanted this scene and threatened not to do the movie. Then years later when he was offered a part for bohemian rhapsody, he took it without looking at the script nor his character.
I wish they would make movies like this in todays world (2016)
Lol
There is a plan for Wayne's World part 3.
xXL3g3NdLaloXx It was announced that there will a Wayne's World 3, but so far nothing has happened.
2018
Resty Mervin Ponio hell yeah
I think it’s honestly impossible not to bang your head to that guitar solo that transitions the song into the bridge.
I was like 10 when this movie came out. This movie introduced me to so many rock bands like QUEEN! This will forever be ICONIC.
I was 16 when the movie came out and my friends an I would do this scene in an old car with a Bohemian Rapsody tape.
I like the way Garth says "Hi" at 0:07.
@el Chihuahua I'm giving you a no honk guarantee.
If you're going to spew. Spew into this.
It's not just this song... the whole soundtrack has great songs.
Man them older movies hit different with the feeling of having friends to hang out with
"No teenagers will head banging inside car for this song"
Cool one mike😂
One of my favorite scenes in Wayne's world
Full circle now. Mike Myers is in the new Biopic Bohemian Rhapsody. He plays a Record Executive telling Queen the song is too long and no one will play it on the Radio.
To this day, my friends and I cannot NOT headbang to that part. I was in 8th grade when this came out and it sent me down an endless Queen rabbit hole. Brilliant.
every road trip ever. bohemian fucking rhapsody bischhh!
So awesome. The song, this moment in the movie and this movie itself. Growing up with this song and this movie has got to be one of the greatest memories.
Me and my friends on every road trip ever.
It's so true😂
BladeCrossEXE where do I find friends like yours?
Just done this in car with my mum felt like these guys hahaha love it 2023
This has to be some of the happiest 3 minutes 30 seconds in cinema! It's one of my favourite scenes in film and it was made all the better when a minibus load of workmates and I, at varying degrees of drunk driving home from a day at the races, were absolutely belting it to this song and, I still don't know if if it was the drink or it really happened, but I could swear I hit that sweet high note at 1:40. Love the scene, love the song, love the memories!
Mike Myers: "Mark these words no one will play Queen"
Yeah, about that...
EDIT: I feel like Brian May and Roger Taylor wanted Mike Myers to say this line because Freddie Mercury himself found this scene hilarious before he passed away and I'm glad this joke has payed of since the last 26 years
John: Temperamental artsists, eh? They're well aware they are tied to a contract, but who knows what's going on inside the unscrupulous mind of the recording artist.
Ray: Mark my words, if they're not cautious enough by the time the month ends, nobody will hear the name Queen!!! (Glass Smashes and Band Laughs) Christ!!!
Freddie: You can take that out of our Royalties!! Twat!!!
Ray: Wanker!!!
Brian: Shove your Gold Discs, your making a huge mistake Foster!!!
Freddie: Arsehole!!!
Ray: You will never have a Gold Disc you Medium Talent!!!! And to honestly think I worked with Hendrix.
Well mike Myers did Wayne's world about long time and that was his first film and then he did bohemian rhapsody film and that was his second film
"Phil, what are you doing here? You're partied out man, again."
*LOL*
What if he honks in the car?
"If your gonna spew...spew into this"
@@MigPlz91LivestreamOnlyI'm giving him a no honk grantee
This is how I learned about Queen. And this is why this will always be one of my favorite movies. Thanks, Mike Meyers