A commentator stated, that: "...If you can rock 65,000 people in a concert 27 years after your death and without being there, you are not just a singer, you are a legend."
Green Day delayed coming out to allow the crowd to sing the whole song respect to them for that. I love that it happened in Hyde Park where we had their great free concert in the 70s when the vast majority of this crowd weren’t born
I have to admit you are great on crowd singing, I always getting chills hearing You never walk alone from Liverpool fans. Ok maybe because I am a Liverpool FC fan too although I am from Greece...
I’m 57 , I grew up a Queen fan , the fact my son was at this Greenday concert and knew the words, and sang along fills me with pride , I raised him well ❤️❤️❤️
Took two of my daughters, 17, and 12, to see them at the hella mega tour - seeing the both of them singing full tilt along to this in the beginning brought tears of "I did it right" to my eyes.
Was lucky to be in the audience that day. It came on the tannoy in the interval before GD came on. The singalong was completely spontaneous... love your reaction and 😃
Was in a London pub a few years ago and Bohemian Rhapsody started playing. Before I knew what was happening, I was singing with complete strangers as if we have known each other for years. As a South African that was one of the best moments of my life. Thank you Queen for still being awesome!
there's no need to pre-plan with bohemain Rhapsody lol. its just one of those songs that brings the world together. about 15 Years ago I was going up a ski lift and it came on over the hill's speakers, and literally everyone else on the hill stopped what they were doing to sing/rock along. it was a wild sight to see, and something so fun to be a part of.
Normally a few women start singing and then a few seconds in the one base singer gets a nudge in the ribs to sing his bloody part and everyone else is immediately assigned parts based on vocal range.
I've got chills. There's something very special about 10's of thousands of people getting together and singing a song that's not even from the band that they are there for. That says a few things: First of all, QUEEN STILL DOES, AND ALWAYS WILL, ROCK! Second of all, music really does bring people together. I love this
This wasn't orchestrated. Green Day are big Queen fans, and they play Bohemian Rhapsody over the loudspeakers before every concert. It's become a tradition for the crowd to sing the song, given that everybody knows it so well. I'd love to see this; in fact, I'd buy a ticket just to be in that crowd before the show, and sing that song at full volume with 10,000 other people. I can't help imagining how utterly chuffed Freddie would be to see thousands of people singing his song nearly 30 years after his death. It's all he ever wanted - to be a legend.
Music is life to the British, it holds til death, this is an unofficial national anthem. Freddie is still beloved by millions. We don't need organising to sing, we will sing for any reason, good, bad, or indifferent.the Brits appear to many as reserved, we're just sussing the out situation. Greenday had done this many times before, and loved the crowds reaction it's now become a Green day tradition, the original footage here was taken and uploaded by the band as a "thank you" & "look at our fans, aren't they're brilliant"
Great job audience! You got all the vocal inflections, the guitar solos even the 'any way the wind blows.' Awesome and uplifting. I think Freddie would have been delighted.
Millions and millions of Brits to this day love Freddie and Queen. We'd never let them down with a poor rendition. Everyone gathered together there having the time of their lives the passion and love for Queen shines through in their vocals. Awesome!
You know it is an all time classic rock anthem when 65,000 people all in one place, all know the words to the song. One of the most inspiring things I have seen. Thank you Freddie, we love you.
My favorite comment someone made about this: You know you're truly legen-dary when the whole crowd for another band sing your song by heart thirty years after your last concert. There are a couple of other videos, made by fans, that show the crowd reactions/energy/head-banging/etc. They are a good watches if you're intersted.
How cool was that!!!!!!! I definitely would have loved to be there that day... I'm sure Freddy Mercury heard that in Heaven and smiled down on the crowd. Queen were (one of) if not the first band to make a song especially for audience involvement - "We will rock you". Queen lived for the feedback from their crowds! They ALWAYS knew how to get them going. This was so beautiful, and it really touched my heart that so many years after Freddie's death people still do this. I've always been a big Queen and Freddie Mercury fan. Thanks for this! We have to find you a Queen song that you don't know for a reaction. So, how was the Green Day concert lol...
Queen just transcends everything. This wasn't even a Queen crowd. They were they to see Greenday. Plus, 2017!! Freddie had been dead over a quarter of a century.
This was in Hyde Park, London. Freddie's home town. Probably 99% of Brits know this song by heart. It's topped the UK singles chart twice. It was number 1 for 9 weeks, upon it's initial release in 1975 and it topped the charts for another 5 weeks, after Freddie died, in 1991. :)
Best 65k member acapella Queen tribute band I've ever heard. ;) But seriously, one of the most heartwarming Queen covers I've ever heard. Green Day should have payed the audience back for that performance.
Green Day plays the sound tract of Bohemian Rhapsody before they come on stage at almost all of their concerts...... Their are huge Queen/Freddie Mercury fans !!!
When Freddie left us he left a Hole in the Fandom. Since then audiences planet wide have been singing. Legend says if enough people sing at the same time this song that Freddie will manifest. Fans have been trying since.
Brits exit the womb knowing every word of BoRhap. Green Day played this song before every concert in 2017. There are other concert vodeos but this one in London is the best.
GREEN DAY play this over the P.A. at every concert before they come on to get the crowd going like many other bands they are Queen fans so they do it as tribute to the late great Freddie Mercury
Every US reaction I’ve seen have said they are cheering or clapping themselves. They’re not. They’re doing it for Freddie, he’s a national treasure and this is his anthem.
There is so much that is amazing to listen for. 1. They’re all in tune. 2. On the Galileo part, if you listen really carefully you can hear that they differentiate their voices on the high and low voice by adjusting the volume.
Spectacular reaction, Rogue! This was so beautiful and you probably known that rock fans in the UK and some parts of Europe sing songs like this in unison at a major football (soccer) game. It's just part of our culture and I notice that here in the US, people don't do this kind of thing, even at Coachella and all those major events. Thank you for this!! You are beautiful,
It's amazing most of them wasn't even born. I love this the first time I heard this piece. I'm 65 a big Queen fan the first time I heard them sing I also I'm a dedicated rock fan. It hurted me so when Freddie died, I loved to hear him sing and watch him perform. There will never be another like him.
If you look at the cloud at the top left of the screen in the beginning of the vid, it looks very much a silhouette of Freddie Mercury - perhaps in some real sense he was watching over them. There were 65,000+ people there. And they sang it exactly as Freddie did; quiet bits, loud bits, words broken over two notes. You know a song's immortal when they sing the guitar solo! PS: lol imagine having Queen as your warm-up act ...
Yes!!!! I love this!!!! Have watched it 100s of times. It shows you the power of music and an artist/band. I was looking for this one time to comment to you!!! Amazing and powerful ❤️❤️
So much I could say about this amazing video, but the over-riding feeling is emotion. I'm sure Freddie was singing along with them and I bet the Green Day band members were joining in back stage having the time of their lives. What a blast!!!
"I don´t think Bohemian Rhapsody is a playable on the radio. It´s too long." ;-) That was impressive! I´m a German father, Queen was my youth. But a generation later, my kids, their friends, all of them know Queen and Bohemian Rhapsody. Every single word of the lyrics. Timeless.
The song was just one of the tunes playing on the PA while the crowd was waiting for the live artist. There was no DJ, no one on stage, just the recording playing.
This makes me cry every time I watch this. It makes me miss Freddie more but I also cry because I feel he was watching/listening from Heaven. He must be so proud. He'll Never be Forgotten and Always be Missed by so many!! RIP Freddie. Love you!!
Absolutely unforgettable experience! Something I will never forget and I will always feel privileged to be a part of the crowd!!! The energy was insane! 💜
Hiya Royce! Great reaction as always! The true mind bender here... Freddie passed away in 1991, most of this crowd from 2018 hadn't even been born!!!! Keep digging! We'll keep watching!!!
I was at the Hella Mega Tour (Green Day, Weezer, FOB) in Seattle on Labor Day this year, which was the last stop on the US leg of the tour and they played this as well before Green Day came on. It was incredible to be a part of. Nothing like a little Queen to bring everyone together with the love of music.
Song almost every Brit knows every word to: Bohemian Rhapsody Song almost every Brit doesn't know every word to: the national anthem God Save The King/Queen.
Freddie Mercury was so great at many things... One was involving the audience in the concert... Crowd participation... Decades later this crowd nailed it... I'm pretty sure he'd appreciate it.. Great reaction, take care young lady.
Green Day deserve huge credit for enabling this at many of their concerts. It gets the crowd in a really great mood and then they come on and reap the rewards - winner winner chicken dinner!!
This brings me back to the late '70's to a Styx concert in NYC at Madison Square Garden. Between the opening act and Styx they played Pink Floyd's The Wall over the sound system. The entire crowd started singing along. What a moment that was!
Before bands enter the stage, music is played to the audience, whether an indoor or outdoor concert like this at Hyde Park - as has been mentioned before, us Brits know the lyrics to Bohemian Rhapsody as well as we know our own name.
Remember most people at that concert weren't even born when Freddie left us but it is the UK his country (which ne adored) we are a very proud nation (yes I know patriotism is frowned upon) We don't care we love our country and this proves it there was black, white , Muslims you name it but only one thing in common we all sang together! I get Goosebumps and can get quite teary when I hear this.
thanks, Rogue - this was extraordinary -- bored crowds may do lots of disruptive or even violent things... but in this case, they all recognized a beloved song, and joined together... it's SO Freddie - he always involved the audience.. I think I read that Green Day was ready to go out, but recognized the "moment" and let the people finish... I'm quite sure they put on a great show -- but this concert will always be remembered more for the "Queen sing-along" than for Green Day's show - lol
Regarding Freddie and the audience, I know the whole 1985 Live Aid performance was incredible - but when he had them in a frenzy on "Radio Ga Ga", it's give me goosebumps every time. Really wish I was born earlier sometimes to have been able to see some of these legends.
Just a little background here. Green Day always plays this and The Ramones before they go on stage. It gets the crowd fired up and it is great to be a part of in person! Just a unique experience that unites everyone and pays respect to those bands that inspired them.
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A commentator stated, that: "...If you can rock 65,000 people in a concert 27 years after your death and without being there, you are not just a singer, you are a legend."
Truth brother
@@jfox9126 always will be my friend
Good he explicitly mentioned that Freddie has not been there (after his death). :-)
Imagine being a 27 years dead Freddy and being there.
A true legend!
Green Day delayed coming out to allow the crowd to sing the whole song respect to them for that. I love that it happened in Hyde Park where we had their great free concert in the 70s when the vast majority of this crowd weren’t born
How do you compete with that.? The only thing they can hope for is a crowd in the future doing the same for them.
Tbf even if they came out, you cant stop 65000 brits singing bohemian rapsody
We're Brits - probably know the words to this better than we do our National Anthem! And this is a lot more fun!
This is your new National Anthem...
@@deborahbryan3639 this and Don’t Look Back In Anger
I have to admit you are great on crowd singing, I always getting chills hearing You never walk alone from Liverpool fans. Ok maybe because I am a Liverpool FC fan too although I am from Greece...
@@YiorgosChronis yeah we are good for that, South American fans are the best overall I think
As a fellow brit I can conquer lol
Freddie would lose his fucking mind if he was alive to see this.
The energy had to be insane.
he saw it from heaven, he was conducting the crowd.
He looked down and said “that was beautiful, darlings.”
And then tell the crowd to fuck off lol
Mercury isn't dead - he just returned to Olympus to reunite with his fellow gods.
This was basically just regular energy of crowds back when Freddie was alive. That man could of made shaolin monks rock out at a concert.
Reporter asked "And what instrument do you play Mr Mercury?"
Freddie responds ;"The crowd Darling"
And he's still playing them,27 years after he died.
Mercury isn't dead - he just returned to Olympus to reunite with his fellow gods.
I’m 57 , I grew up a Queen fan , the fact my son was at this Greenday concert and knew the words, and sang along fills me with pride , I raised him well ❤️❤️❤️
Took two of my daughters, 17, and 12, to see them at the hella mega tour - seeing the both of them singing full tilt along to this in the beginning brought tears of "I did it right" to my eyes.
My children know all the words to majority queen songs, my youngest is 6!
You did raise him well, indeed
Every British person knows Bohemian Rhapsody word for word and we all love a good sing-along, bless us... Love the reaction!
Amen to that 👍👍
Also the Argentinian crowed knows it, check out Green Day in Argentina where they play this song before the show. This song is worldwide known😅❤️
And some of us New Yorkers too! :)
@@agenolmedina9159 So good you sing it twice? ;P
everyone on the whole wide world, with a little sense for good music, knows bohemian rhapsody^^
hell, even my german shepherd knows this song^^
Was lucky to be in the audience that day. It came on the tannoy in the interval before GD came on. The singalong was completely spontaneous... love your reaction and 😃
WOW, wish I'd been there.
So lucky! I imagine Green Day were worried about trying to follow that.
If I was there I can imagine myself enthusiastically kazoo'ing along
This sent chills the first time I saw this. This video will become legend in itself
The sound techs put the song on and the audience just started singing along. Fantastic.
Was in a London pub a few years ago and Bohemian Rhapsody started playing. Before I knew what was happening, I was singing with complete strangers as if we have known each other for years. As a South African that was one of the best moments of my life. Thank you Queen for still being awesome!
"Do whatever you like with my music darling, just don't make it boring" - Freddie Mercury
I'm sorry, but it's absolutely impossible to make Freddie boring. The laws of nature don't allow that.
there's no need to pre-plan with bohemain Rhapsody lol. its just one of those songs that brings the world together.
about 15 Years ago I was going up a ski lift and it came on over the hill's speakers, and literally everyone else on the hill stopped what they were doing to sing/rock along. it was a wild sight to see, and something so fun to be a part of.
True
Normally a few women start singing and then a few seconds in the one base singer gets a nudge in the ribs to sing his bloody part and everyone else is immediately assigned parts based on vocal range.
Freddie was conducting the crowd from the heaven.
Yes he was, Andrea ❤️💯
He sure as hell was! It is just amazing. This time I caught them humming or singing the instruments
Look up to where the clouds are because it looks like they parted when the crowd started singing; as if Freddie was peeking through and smiling.
@@corinnaburtchell3409 you have a virus
I've got chills. There's something very special about 10's of thousands of people getting together and singing a song that's not even from the band that they are there for. That says a few things: First of all, QUEEN STILL DOES, AND ALWAYS WILL, ROCK! Second of all, music really does bring people together. I love this
This wasn't orchestrated. Green Day are big Queen fans, and they play Bohemian Rhapsody over the loudspeakers before every concert. It's become a tradition for the crowd to sing the song, given that everybody knows it so well. I'd love to see this; in fact, I'd buy a ticket just to be in that crowd before the show, and sing that song at full volume with 10,000 other people. I can't help imagining how utterly chuffed Freddie would be to see thousands of people singing his song nearly 30 years after his death. It's all he ever wanted - to be a legend.
He was the Godfather of crowd participation while he was performing...... And it continues.. Take care .
Music is life to the British, it holds til death, this is an unofficial national anthem. Freddie is still beloved by millions. We don't need organising to sing, we will sing for any reason, good, bad, or indifferent.the Brits appear to many as reserved, we're just sussing the out situation.
Greenday had done this many times before, and loved the crowds reaction it's now become a Green day tradition, the original footage here was taken and uploaded by the band as a "thank you" & "look at our fans, aren't they're brilliant"
America wants in on that! We love Freddie ❤
Us Brits learn this in the womb; and we aren't crying when we're born, just singing this in baby language!
LOL, that's funny!
Love that comment.
@@deborahbryan3639 Hey Deborah. I actually did 'Laugh Out Loud'.
@@785boats so did I
@@deborahbryan3639 Feels good doesn't it? Thanks Steve.
Great job audience! You got all the vocal inflections, the guitar solos even the 'any way the wind blows.' Awesome and uplifting. I think Freddie would have been delighted.
Not professional singers, just us Brits singing Bohemian Rhapsody, which we'll do anytime and anywhere we hear it!! 😅
In UK we have school assemblies where we all sing and thats one of the reasons we are unmatched at crowd concerts 😂
Even in death, Freddy totally compels an audience. He may as well have been standing up there conducting them. RIP GOAT
It's Freddie.
Most of these fans singing weren't even born when
Queen wrote the song. How beautiful is that. I get tears everytime i watch this video.
I’ve see Green Day live twice. Both times, this happened. IT’S TRADITION! 💚💚💚
Big thank you to the late Kenny Everett RIP for making sure this song took its rightful place in history.
Yep he played it on Radio One, then played it again straight afterwards.
Millions and millions of Brits to this day love Freddie and Queen.
We'd never let them down with a poor rendition.
Everyone gathered together there having the time of their lives the passion and love for Queen shines through in their vocals.
Awesome!
Well we cannot let Queen down can we?
The ultimate reaction, would be Roger and Brian reacting to this.
Queen Drummer and Guitarist.
I read it was just the speakers, playing prerecorded songs, then this came on... the crowd just busted this out!♥️♥️💣
Fantastic!
Rather than having a warm up band they played songs from other groups. This was the final song before Green Day came out.
Greenday were about to go on stage when this started and delayed going on to stand at the side of the stage to watch the crowd. The power of queen!!
You know it is an all time classic rock anthem when 65,000 people all in one place, all know the words to the song.
One of the most inspiring things I have seen. Thank you Freddie, we love you.
Bohemian Rhapsody is essentially the UK national anthem, that's why everyone sings it so well :-D
My favorite comment someone made about this: You know you're truly legen-dary when the whole crowd for another band sing your song by heart thirty years after your last concert.
There are a couple of other videos, made by fans, that show the crowd reactions/energy/head-banging/etc. They are a good watches if you're intersted.
Just showed the love the world has for queen, this is one of the most amazing things I have ever heard.
How cool was that!!!!!!! I definitely would have loved to be there that day... I'm sure Freddy Mercury heard that in Heaven and smiled down on the crowd. Queen were (one of) if not the first band to make a song especially for audience involvement - "We will rock you". Queen lived for the feedback from their crowds! They ALWAYS knew how to get them going. This was so beautiful, and it really touched my heart that so many years after Freddie's death people still do this. I've always been a big Queen and Freddie Mercury fan. Thanks for this! We have to find you a Queen song that you don't know for a reaction. So, how was the Green Day concert lol...
R.I.P. Freddy...you live on in our hearts forever
This proves that humans can stand together and have fun! I love so much that they were so in unison. The love for Queen kept the singing!! 💕💕💕
If Freddie was there he would be so emotional!! And then he'd say "thank you darlings"!
He was and still is a legend. Xx
The only time Queen opened for Green Day!! 😂
Queen lives on forever 😁 👑⭐️🌟💫✨
Freddie smiling above the sky !!
Queen just transcends everything. This wasn't even a Queen crowd. They were they to see Greenday. Plus, 2017!! Freddie had been dead over a quarter of a century.
This was in Hyde Park, London. Freddie's home town. Probably 99% of Brits know this song by heart. It's topped the UK singles chart twice. It was number 1 for 9 weeks, upon it's initial release in 1975 and it topped the charts for another 5 weeks, after Freddie died, in 1991. :)
The best thing about this is you could hear the crowd sing even the guitar solo. It's absolutely brilliant.
Anytime I’m feeling low, I watch this video. It gives me faith in humanity ☀️☀️☀️
Best 65k member acapella Queen tribute band I've ever heard. ;)
But seriously, one of the most heartwarming Queen covers I've ever heard. Green Day should have payed the audience back for that performance.
This is how immortality sounds!
Because Freddie is a legend and always will be gone so young ❤️
This is what LOVE sounds like 👍
Great reaction! I took my daughters to see them about three weeks ago here in Philly and we all sang along just about like this. So fun! Cheers!
Fun!
Green Day plays the sound tract of Bohemian Rhapsody before they come on stage at almost all of their concerts...... Their are huge Queen/Freddie Mercury fans !!!
Freddie conducting the crowd from up on his cloud 💙
For an artist, such a manifestation of love for his work must be worth as much,
if not even more than any Grammy, or any gold or platinum record.
When Freddie left us he left a Hole in the Fandom. Since then audiences planet wide have been singing. Legend says if enough people sing at the same time this song that Freddie will manifest. Fans have been trying since.
Freddie is right there listening to this.
Brits exit the womb knowing every word of BoRhap. Green Day played this song before every concert in 2017. There are other concert vodeos but this one in London is the best.
I loved what u said. Everyone coming together and enjoying a great song . Music is an equalizer of all people!
No orchestrating required...... its Queen!!!!!!!!
GREEN DAY play this over the P.A. at every concert before they come on to get the crowd going like many other bands they are Queen fans so they do it as tribute to the late great Freddie Mercury
Im American but Queen is by far my top 3 favorite bands. Love this song
A lot of the audience probably weren’t born we this originally released
As a Brit this makes me so proud 😊💗❤️🔥
Every US reaction I’ve seen have said they are cheering or clapping themselves. They’re not. They’re doing it for Freddie, he’s a national treasure and this is his anthem.
There is so much that is amazing to listen for. 1. They’re all in tune. 2. On the Galileo part, if you listen really carefully you can hear that they differentiate their voices on the high and low voice by adjusting the volume.
Freddie would be so damn proud 🤟🏻🤟🏻🖤🖤
A British rite of passage is being able to sing Queen. When asked what his favourite instrument was, he “the audience my darling”
My daughter was there & she sang too... & Told me all about it when she came home. 😃💞
Queen..... King of Music..... Freddie..... Emperor of vocals.
Freddie Mercury in Heaven and still can steal the Show!
You started slow but then your smile said it all it brightened my screen! beautiful smile young lady it made my day. never loose it.
Before each concert he plays this songs ! The place is symbolic, i mean Hyde Park This place is important in Queen HiStory !!
imagine being greenday having to go out and follow that up.
Spectacular reaction, Rogue! This was so beautiful and you probably known that rock fans in the UK and some parts of Europe sing songs like this in unison at a major football (soccer) game. It's just part of our culture and I notice that here in the US, people don't do this kind of thing, even at Coachella and all those major events. Thank you for this!! You are beautiful,
This brings tears to me as it shows our love and respect to a man gone too soon. Everyone adore queen, I miss Freddie so much 😢
It's amazing most of them wasn't even born. I love this the first time I heard this piece. I'm 65 a big Queen fan the first time I heard them sing I also I'm a dedicated rock fan. It hurted me so when Freddie died, I loved to hear him sing and watch him perform. There will never be another like him.
If you look at the cloud at the top left of the screen in the beginning of the vid, it looks very much a silhouette of Freddie Mercury - perhaps in some real sense he was watching over them.
There were 65,000+ people there. And they sang it exactly as Freddie did; quiet bits, loud bits, words broken over two notes. You know a song's immortal when they sing the guitar solo!
PS: lol imagine having Queen as your warm-up act ...
Totally spontaneous, and ####ing brilliant.
Yes!!!! I love this!!!! Have watched it 100s of times. It shows you the power of music and an artist/band. I was looking for this one time to comment to you!!! Amazing and powerful ❤️❤️
So much I could say about this amazing video, but the over-riding feeling is emotion. I'm sure Freddie was singing along with them and I bet the Green Day band members were joining in back stage having the time of their lives. What a blast!!!
This was sooooo awesome to see and hear!!! Goosebumps...😎👍👏👏👏🔥🔥🔥
Never heard about this. Thanks so much for sharing it. That crowd was amazing. 🤩😍🤩😍🤩😍
"I don´t think Bohemian Rhapsody is a playable on the radio. It´s too long." ;-)
That was impressive! I´m a German father, Queen was my youth. But a generation later, my kids, their friends, all of them know Queen and Bohemian Rhapsody. Every single word of the lyrics. Timeless.
I would’ve loved to be in that crowd. I probably would’ve had some tears of happiness and bliss.
The song was just one of the tunes playing on the PA while the crowd was waiting for the live artist. There was no DJ, no one on stage, just the recording playing.
Check this same video but inside the audience; "Crowd singing Bohemian Rhapsody - Before Green Day concert 01/07/17. Hyde Park, London."
Queen & Freddie are literally Royalty in the UK.
United we are strong, united we are beautiful
This makes me cry every time I watch this. It makes me miss Freddie more but I also cry because I feel he was watching/listening from Heaven. He must be so proud. He'll Never be Forgotten and Always be Missed by so many!! RIP Freddie. Love you!!
This is the magical power of Freddie Mercury
Freddie always encouraged his fans to sing.
Absolutely unforgettable experience! Something I will never forget and I will always feel privileged to be a part of the crowd!!! The energy was insane! 💜
Hiya Royce! Great reaction as always! The true mind bender here... Freddie passed away in 1991, most of this crowd from 2018 hadn't even been born!!!! Keep digging! We'll keep watching!!!
You will be hard pushed to find a Brit that doesn’t know this word for word. Lovely reaction👍
im from denmark and i think alot of danes know it word for word aswell it is a effin masterpiece and on MY top 5 of best songs ever
I was at the Hella Mega Tour (Green Day, Weezer, FOB) in Seattle on Labor Day this year, which was the last stop on the US leg of the tour and they played this as well before Green Day came on. It was incredible to be a part of. Nothing like a little Queen to bring everyone together with the love of music.
Song almost every Brit knows every word to: Bohemian Rhapsody
Song almost every Brit doesn't know every word to: the national anthem God Save The King/Queen.
Freddie Mercury was so great at many things... One was involving the audience in the concert... Crowd participation... Decades later this crowd nailed it... I'm pretty sure he'd appreciate it.. Great reaction, take care young lady.
Green Day deserve huge credit for enabling this at many of their concerts. It gets the crowd in a really great mood and then they come on and reap the rewards - winner winner chicken dinner!!
This brings me back to the late '70's to a Styx concert in NYC at Madison Square Garden. Between the opening act and Styx they played Pink Floyd's The Wall over the sound system. The entire crowd started singing along. What a moment that was!
Wow, this girl is so beautifull 💕
Yes she is. I love how her face lights up when she smiles. Awesome vibes
Before bands enter the stage, music is played to the audience, whether an indoor or outdoor concert like this at Hyde Park - as has been mentioned before, us Brits know the lyrics to Bohemian Rhapsody as well as we know our own name.
Remember most people at that concert weren't even born when Freddie left us but it is the UK his country (which ne adored) we are a very proud nation (yes I know patriotism is frowned upon) We don't care we love our country and this proves it there was black, white , Muslims you name it but only one thing in common we all sang together! I get Goosebumps and can get quite teary when I hear this.
thanks, Rogue - this was extraordinary -- bored crowds may do lots of disruptive or even violent things... but in this case, they all recognized a beloved song, and joined together... it's SO Freddie - he always involved the audience.. I think I read that Green Day was ready to go out, but recognized the "moment" and let the people finish... I'm quite sure they put on a great show -- but this concert will always be remembered more for the "Queen sing-along" than for Green Day's show - lol
Regarding Freddie and the audience, I know the whole 1985 Live Aid performance was incredible - but when he had them in a frenzy on "Radio Ga Ga", it's give me goosebumps every time. Really wish I was born earlier sometimes to have been able to see some of these legends.
Just a little background here. Green Day always plays this and The Ramones before they go on stage. It gets the crowd fired up and it is great to be a part of in person! Just a unique experience that unites everyone and pays respect to those bands that inspired them.