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You should get the live version of this.

You heard that operatic part on Wayne's World.

THe lyrics have to do with Freddie Mercury's story.

You missed the gong at the end, Bro.

Check out Rick Biato's video on the making of this song.

If you've been to a ball game, you've heard Queen.

I truly enjoyed your reaction to the best loved songs on earth in my opinion. Please check out Queens greatest hidden gems in their catalog " White Queen " A Night at the Odeon, Hammersmith Live 1975 and this brilliant song was early in their careers. 🫶🌈👑💙

Yes!

He wore white for his audience so that even those in the back of the venue could see him. He cared about his fans.

And you probably heard it in the movie Wayne's World.

It took 5 studios to record, and they still kept wearing out the tapes from all the overdubs. Amazing song. Freddie was a legend!

You will probably enjoy Queen live at London Rainbow Theatre singing 'Liar'. Another epic performance with outstanding musicianship from Every band member - from same era

From confusion to acceptance to obsession

"I wish I could sing that way." Outside of Freddy Mercury NO ONE sings that way.

Wayne’s world

Rock opera from A Night at The Opera

I was debating reaction videos like this but didnt have the extra stuff to show the video on the screen with me 😅 pew pew pew 💥💥 jk lmao Its okay you didn't like it at first, some songs take me a few listens to actually understand the name of the song lol facts, powerful lyrics 🤍🎵

@bigdaddyleo1037

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO THAT DOG DOES NOT HAVE THAT KIND OF ACCENT YOU GOT THE WRONG DOG BRO TRY ANOTHER VIDEO WITH A DOG IN IT THIS TIME FIND ONE THAT FITS THE SOUND

Save me somebody to love. Liar. Fat bottomed girls, live. Dragon attack breakthrough

Wayne’s world. Movie.

Blud got no balls😂

Clean his eye boogers out can cause serious tear duct problems.

Awww what a cutie! I want him ❤❤❤

Lol

Lololololololol

So cuteeeeee❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

I think that you might remember that middle part from the Muppets or some other movies, this song has been in many. I love it, I have been listening to it for almost 50 years and I just never get tired of it. Iconic song with something like 1.6 billion views and that is just on RUclips. It was really fun watching your expressions as the song progressed. Thank you for your great reaction.

Oh, did you notice. 1.5 billion views. Must be pretty good.

Somebody to Love, live in Montreal, by Queen, is the best music video ever recorded. Give it as listen.

THE LOOOOOOOREEEE

HES WILLIAM AFTON

"Power down r u feeling nervous" *just finishing it :)*

I got goosebumps

I mean it kinda messed with the lore otherwise it was pretty good

I dont know why plp say is bad

Do you know what fnf is dude it dosent stand for five nights at Freddy’s

This is a vibe- like not kiding

Dreamybull!?!

W MOVIE 200%

I just finished watching this and i love it

W move

Yea it's great but the ending is not just right for me... THIS IS MY OPINION PLEASE HAVE MERCY ON ME GUYSS 😅😂

I don't know why people said this was bad this was actually really good I literally just finished it

Nice job 🤨 why are you looking at this🤨

Pro tip; Maybe let more than 30 seconds pass before you decide if it's rock or not. You might want to improve your sound system a mite. Sounds pretty thin on this end.

They can leap 5+Feet.. sez a buddy of mine that owned a crocodile farm.

Sounds like someone blowin' up a floatie.

Queen is a British rock band that was formed in 1970 and was comprised of: Freddie Mercury - Lead vocals and piano Roger Taylor - Drummer and vocals Brian May - Lead guitar and vocals John Deacon - Bass guitar Queen has released 15 studio albums, 10 live albums, 16 compilation albums, two soundtrack albums, 2 extended plays, 73 singles, and seven promotional singles. "Bohemian Rhapsody", which was released originally in 1975, is the creation of Freddie Mercury but he never told anyone what he was thinking when he wrote the lyrics. Freddie tended to write in metaphors so I would not suggest taking any of his songs literally. He wanted listeners to be able to apply to the song whatever meaning it had to them personally. Not what it meant to him. BTW - Freddie did admit that "Bohemian Rhapsody" was composed of three separate songs that he had been working on but could not seem to finish. So he decided to mash them together, adding some transitions and bridges, and created "Bohemian Rhapsody". "Bohemian Rhapsody" can be broken down into 6 parts: Part I is the "Into". The video image shows the four members of Queen singing and harmonizing the lyrics of the "Intro" in A cappella. In reality, it is only Freddie's voice you hear on the recording. Freddie laid down 5 separate tracks of himself singing and harmonizing with himself. (FYI - multi-tracking and overdubbing runs rampant in Bohemian Rhapsody.) Next is the "Ballad" portion of the song ('Mama, just killed a man'). Freddie had worked on it for years but the song never had a name. The other members of Queen tentatively titled it "Freddie's Cowboy Song". The lyricist Tim Rice (who wrote the lyrics for "Jesus Christ, Superstar", "Evita", "Aladdin", "The Lion King", ...) was a close friend of Freddie's and he believes this portion of the song’s lyrics were about Mercury confessing to his fans that he was gay. The third section is the guitar solo. This is the only part of Bohemian Rhapsody not written by Freddie. Freddie told Brian that he wanted a guitar solo in the song and where he wanted it to fit into the song but left it to Brian to create. Brian wanted to have his guitar effectively sing a verse that would inject a different melody. He heard something in his head. He said that he could hear this melody and had no idea where it came from. That melody isn’t anywhere else in the song, but it’s on a familiar chord sequence, so it dovetails in quite nicely. The guitar solo leads to the fourth section which is the "Operatic" section. Freddie not only loved Rock but he loved Opera. He was always fascinated with the idea of combining rock and opera. It took 3 weeks to record "Bohemian Rhapsody" and the "Operatic" section was much smaller when they began recording but Freddie kept adding to it. Various lyrics in the "Operatic" section seem to refer to the band... * Freddie casts himself as Scaramouch, a stock clown of 16th-century Italian literature. * Galileo who was an Italian astronomer, physicist, and engineer definitely refers to Brian (Queen's lead guitarist) who in real life is Dr. Brian May, who has a Ph.D.in Astrophysics. * Figaro refers to the Mozart opera, "The Marriage of Figaro" and it is a subtle way to reference Roger Taylor (Queen's drummer) who has a four-range vocal span (E2-E6) and was even frequently cited as hitting E5 in live performances. Freddie compared Roger's voice to a dog whistle. * The final reference of Magnifico is John Deacon (Queen's bass guitarist), who has not just a BSc but a First Class Honors Degree in Electronics. John is the creator of the "Deacy Amp". When Brian's homemade electric guitar (dubbed The Red Special) was connected through a treble-booster (an effects unit used by guitarists to increase the high end of their tonal spectrum) to the "Deacy Amp", Brian could produce sounds reminiscent of various orchestral instruments, such as violin, cello, trombone, clarinet, or even vocals from his guitar. It is hard to realize that it is only Freddie, Brian, and Roger singing in the "Operatic" section (John never sang on the records). This was 1975, well before digital recordings and they were using 24-track analog tape. This made it necessary for the three to overdub themselves many times and "bounce" these down to successive sub-mixes. Some sections feature 180 separate overdubs! The fifth section is the "Hard Rock" portion. In this section, Freddie sings angry lyrics addressed to an unspecified "you", accusing them of betrayal and abuse and insisting "Can't do this to me, baby", before the final lines conclude with him singing, "Just gotta get right outta here". (FYI - the "Operatic" and the "Hard Rock" sections of BoRap were featured in a scene in the 1992 film Wayne's World, in which the main character and his friends headbang in a car to the rock part.) In the sixth and final section, the "Outré", returns to the "Ballad" to close the circle of the song and ends with the sound of a Chinese gong. Welcome to the world of Queen!