Freddie Mercury's Most Iconic Interview Moments
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- Опубліковано 17 бер 2024
- Check out some of the funniest and most revealing interviews given by the late Queen legend.
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Freddie is the kind of guy that we get only once in a lifetime, he had charisma, enthusiasm, glamour, humour and the voice of a generation. He was, is and always will be an icon in the music industry. RIP Freddie Mercury
In the 80s this man was magic. There is no better word than magic..
Freddie is such a damn gem. RIP.
Freddie genuinely felt like a chill guy
So damn unfortunate that the world was robbed from a special human being like Freddie due to a horrific disease. It would have been magical to see what still layed ahead if he was still around.
The Champion🏆🎤
There were many sides of Freddie Mercury, and one side of Freddie was that he was not afraid to be vulnerable especially in the interviews he conducted, and that is what I loved about him!! R.I.P. Freddie Mercury!! I miss your music and your presence on this planet!!😪💔
Freddie Mercury was (and still is) the world's GREATEST rockstar!! Queen could've and should've been a heavy af metal band! There was no one like him then and there is no one like him now. His voice was absolutely MASSIVE!!
He was as funny as he was talented. RIP Freddie, you are greatly missed.
Your username is so funny. 😂😂
@@LadyZewe Someone called me it in the comments section, once, and it made me laugh too. 😉
@@FatNorthernBigot Why did they call you that though? 😄
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@@FatNorthernBigot That's hilarious. Thanks for sharing. 😁
Freddie should have been around today, to see how our music has progressed and how many rock and metal bands see Queen as an influence these days. My favourite is Max and Igor Cavalera seeing Queen in 1981 and that planting the seeds in listening to music and forming a band like Sepultura.
Er... are you really sure Queen was an influence to Sepultura? More like Black Sabbath...
Why not? Many metalmusicians started with Rock and Pop. I began to learn drums after Wembley 86 Concert on videotape..
@@thulsa_doom , Max Cavalera actually said in an interview that going to a Queen concert in the 80's was the reason that he and his brother started playing music.
@@neffetSnnamremmiZ really? Cool!
@@thulsa_doom true, but when the brothers saw Queen in concert it had planted the seed. I mean, Max has talked about it a couple times over the years and that he likes the fast version of We Will Rock You from Live Killers. Also, there is a bit of Queen in at least one Sepultura song, with some guitar harmonies in the track Who Must Die from Nation.
RIP Freddie Mercury 🕊️🌹🙏🏼.
Greatest front man ever! And forever missed!
Best singer ever
Steve Perry
@@gerardoa9179 who the fuck is he?
@@gerardoa9179 who?
@@gerardoa9179who?
Ignorant
Every freddy interview was iconic
totally blows my mind that he smokes and still had a beautiful voice.
I guess you could have called it "Reporters Irritating Freddie" and done just as well. RIP Freddie.
Legend!
I think no some much people meet the real Freddie. I miss Queen and him. Im shure John really miss him
Man I love their understated delicate British voices
What a great person he was to his Fans ! No wonder he was so loved . And always will be he will always be with us
I like how he has little accent when speaking German.
“Is this the future of where Rock is going to… Are you predicting something? I seem to be looking 20 years from now when I watch you work, Fred.”
This interviewer hit it on the nail:
Freddie was always an innovator.💕
Freddie was a powerhouse vocalist!
What a Intriguing person
Freddie had no filter. People would try to cancel him today😂👎
They tried to back then, it's just that the pearl clutching morality police couldn't get any traction outside of their little bubble.
The GOAT!! (Greatest of all time)
Rocks best frontman ever.
He was terrible in interviews but he was a brilliant person. Damn shame he left so early. The world needed him a lot more. ❤
So beautiful. I love you Mr. Bad Guy. 😍🤩
Queens music lives forever and still inspires bands today. The only problem is people these days are to easily defended. People need get back to if you don't like it change channel ,change music. Don't restrict a bands creativity. Freddie, be furious on this censorship .
Love you freddie darling ❤❤❤❤❤❤
THE WAY HE USES GERMAN SWEAR WORDS
🤘🤘🤘
Get well freddie
Barry Oconnell
Isn't "the Miracle" a kind of (magical) peace song?
"peace on Earth and end to war"
It was written by "Queen" but in reality maybe without the assistance of F. M.
And at the end of the day he was and they were uneducated.
Read about their individual CV's. Few bands now or then have anything close. Brian May alone was going for his doctorate in Astrophysics before he started with Queen.
Freddie Mercury was FAR from uneducated! You clearly know nothing about his background. 🙄
1. [Freddie Mercury] After first studying art at Isleworth Polytechnic in West London, Mercury studied graphic art and design at Ealing Art College, graduating with a diploma in 1969.
2. [Brian May] He studied mathematics and physics at Imperial College London, graduating with a BSc degree in physics in 1968 with honours. In 2007, May was awarded a PhD degree in astrophysics from Imperial College London for work started in 1971 and completed in 2007.
3. [Roger Taylor] In 1967, Taylor went to London to study dentistry at the London Hospital Medical College, but he became bored with it and changed to biology obtaining a BSc at East London Polytechnic.
4. [John Deacon] The band would go through many line-up and name changes, with Deacon eventually leaving the band altogether in 1969 to pursue studies in electronics at Chelsea College in London.
So, at the end of the day, he WAS and they WERE EDUCATED. 🤣🤣🤣
@@FairyFellersMasterStroketo add clarity to the part of your comment about John Deacon, this passage was referring to his hometown band The Opposition ( name changes included The New Opposition and The Art).
John obtained his First Class Honours BSc degree in Electronics from Chelsea College and then at least started his Master’s studies in Acoustics and Vibration Technology. I haven’t found consistent information on if John completed his Master’s or not… but obviously he is *very* intelligent to have pulled First Class Honours on his Bachelor’s degree.
At the end of the day, this bait was weak.