Ice didnt just sample it..he stole it without permission and got sued.Freddies personal assistant said Freddie was eating breakfast with the radio on...heard Ice doing it and stopped eating with his spoon midway from bowl and mouth. He laughed at first, but then called his manager...lol
Yes, stolen not sampled. It was a massive court case back in the day. I'm surprised Ice is still allowed to claim it. Maybe part of the royalties go to Queen?
@@ladyjane8855 no, all of the royalties go to Ice. Little known fact, he bought the rights to the song. In the long run it would’ve cost more to pay out royalties, so he bought it outright.
@@guslulu4126 This is another of Ice's lies told in an interview after loosing the legal battle in a sad attempt to look less the fool. I have never seen any confirmation from either the Queen or Bowie camps confirming that they sold the rights.
This is the studio version. They never performed it together live. The Freddie footage is from Queen at Wembley 1986. The footage of Bowie is from the 1992 Freddie Mercury tribute concert where he performed it with Annie Lennox
@@seekerofshadowlight Yea they were both at Live Aid as well. Imagine how amazing it would have been if David Bowie joined Queen and they performed this song at Live Aid.
It's probably documented by now but if this person does t have a job somebody give them one. I knew they were never together i just couldn't believed it looked that smooth...and it's not been copyrighted and blocked frankly all around
It looks like most of this came from the official release of the Under Pressure (Rah Mix) from Queen’s Greatest Hits 3 of music videos from way back in the late 90s. I still have the VHS. It was probably produced by DoRo Productions (not sure if it was them, but they did most of Queen’s videos in later years). Doing the rotoscoping of the shots where you see Freddie and David together was much harder back then. So it’s fairly impressive in that sense. Now it’d be easier and I’ll bet they would mix more of the footage together now. I’ve done that type of rotoscoping and it can be a super time consuming!
No but they did record song together in Mercury’s Mountain Studios in Montreux, Switzerland. Bowie had a place there too at time. They reportedly butted heads but Brian May said it’s what made the song great.
The only reason we are "divided" is because we have been programmed to be. The problem and solution is in the mirror. Turn off your tv and think for yourself.
@@loyal7597 There’s an old story that when you’re in a room being told by one person that it’s sunny outside whilst the other says it’s raining, the common sense thing to do is to look for yourself..
An amazing song, always thought it kind of sad they never performed it together live! Song's about the plight of the poor and homeless. RIP to Freddie and David Bowie. Much love Half and Jai!
Same, but I'm glad we've still got those two's entire catalog to listen through whenever we want. Bowie hit me hard. Still cry whenever I listen to black star or Lazarus. Man straight up recorded a whole album while he was dying to tell us all goodbye.
That "arena" was Wembley Stadium in London, England with an attendance of about 72'000 people. P.S. Please make your next Queen reaction, One Vision!!!
It's a mash up, the audience is when Queen played Wembley stadium. You guys really need to react to Quenn live at Wembley, it's like 25mins & like 6 songs but so worth it.
Specifically, they need to search for Queen's set at the Live Aid benefit concert in 1985. Of course, anything from Queen's 1986 Wembley concert (which a lot of this Under Pressure video comes from) is also highly recommended.
@@themisianos I think that was how he came up with the Another one bites the dust riff. He was in the studio when Chic were recording Good Times and then came up with the Another one bites the dust riff.
They recorded it together, but never performed it together live... Until the Freddie Mercury tribute concert, with Annie Lennox singing Freddie's parts
Lol .. he was rocking that Jacket !! One of his fans sent that to him hahaha .. I about died when he opened it ... he is a missing the hat, we need to get him a Pimp fedora !!
Mr. Video is funny as hell, LOL & he loves that jacket! 😂 Glad y’all like him, too. Please keep up the Queen 🕳🐇 “Now I’m Here” live from Wembley 1986 - another great song with Freddie’s cool yellow jacket! (V I didn’t sample this riff, he flat out stole it.) This is a fan made video, but they did sing the song together.
Is a mix . A memorial to FREDDIE pass when Bowie sang and FREDDIE in Wembley 86 Bowie and QUEEN wrote this song together and Vanilla ice stole the riff
David doesn't get much love from the fans of these react videos, so thank you. No offense to Freddie as he does wonderful on this song like he always does, but just love the Bowie parts on this song. He needs to get more react love.🤷♂️👏👏👏
They were merging Freddie's version from before he died 11/24/1991 with David Bowies Dedication to Freddie Concert. That is why if you notice Brian May walking around David and look closer you'll see Roger Taylor on Drums and John Decon with very buzz cut hair with a little gray. Everyone who played at the Dedication to Freddie Mercury Concert was phenomenal!
Now to do the LIVE performance at Wembley, 1986 (where Freddie’s part of the clips are from)... Just Queen (without David Bowie)... and the amazing way Freddie started it off. By the way, this particular video is a compilation: Bowie and Queen never performed it live together during Freddie’s lifetime (Bowie’s clips are from the Freddie Mercury Tribute concert )
According to Ice, no he didn't. He says he didn't have to pay a penny. Instead of dealing with legal fees and dealing with the courts, he claims to have bought the rights to the song. Now, every time you hear Under Pressure on the radio, Vanilla Ice gets the royalties, not Queen. He is apparently the sole owner.
@@MattMuirhead This is another of Ice's lies told in an interview after loosing the legal battle in a sad attempt to look less the fool. I have never seen any confirmation from either the Queen or Bowie camps confirming that they sold the rights.
@@linusromey561 I read an interview earlier tonight with Brian May who confirmed.... mostly. Said that they share rights, but the story is more or less correct.
No this ain't a "mix". They just never got to perform on stage together before Freddie died. They did the song in a studio together though! Fun fact: Bowie and Freddie were going to colab on a different song together and they decided to write a new one. They pulled an all-nighter drinking wine and high on coke and wrote this masterpiece!
They recorded it together but the Bowie-part of the stage mix comes from the Mercury tribute concert after he died (on Wembley arena in April 1992. Annie Lennox performed Mercurys part on that one and she did an amazing job. Great mix whoever did this!
Love Queen also, but would love to hear reactions to all things Bowie. He has the most amazing collections of music. He has the hits but also uncompromising musical adventures. Great voice, lyrics and musical collaborators.. To hear his voice. 5 years (desperation), lady Grinning Soul (romantic sound), Wild is the Wind (over the top artfull -in a god way)Stay or Fame (for more upbeat funky sound) Personally i love the hidden gems even more. But to get you started..
@Anna Gonzalez Yeah, I know they sang it originally. I don't know what it is, I just don't like the song no matter who sings it. And I love Van Halen but they should've never covered it.
@@stevez.6805 that’s correct. There’s no way to make it a good song. Unless it’s re-written into a different song that’s a good song. But then it would be a different song.
Should check out “The Freddie Mercury Tribute” concert.. the remaining members of Queen performed with many huge performers like Bowie, Annie Lennox, George Michael, Seal, Elton John, Axel Rose and Slash, Robert Plant of Led Zepplin, and many others...but my favorite was Bowie and Annie Lennox doing Under Pressure...
And now you know why Ice Ice Baby was so popular. Mr. Video in that jacket was classic! LOL You should check out their video at Live Aid. That crowd was incredible!
I know you've got a ton of Queen requests probably, but I would highly recommend "The Show Must Go On." It's a very emotional song, as Freddie was nearing the end of his life.
This was back in the 80's and 90's. I saw them in Tallahassee at FSU .They could have filled up 3 stadiums with their fans. IT WAS THE BEST CONCERT I HAVE EVER BEEN TOO.
Yes, more Queen please. Anything from their live Wembley concert is amazing. Also check out Freddie's duet with Spanish opera singer Monsterrat Cabballet Barcelona How can I go on The Golden boy
I do love the two of you!!!! Keep laughing and enjoying your time together. You both bring a smile to my face which is hard to do now a days. By the way I love all the queen videos . ❤❤❤
Its confusing but you are listening to the studio version of Queen and David Bowie which was never performed live together. But you are seeing a mix of Queen performing it live at Wembley in 1986 and Bowie performing it live at the Freddie Mercury tribute concert in 1992 after Freddie's death.
Bowie co-write the song with Queen / Mercury during some studio sessions and in spite of the fact they could not agree on several elements of the song it was released & became one of their biggest hits. They never performed it together on stage, the clever video blends two different concert performances, one of Mercury & then other several years later of Bowie performing it at a concert honoring Mercury after he passed. Queen was playing with Bowie & the legendary Annie Lennox sang Freddie's part. Bowie performed this well into his later years with his long time bass player / band member, the lovely Gayle Ann Dorsey. (Who does a phenomenal job IMO) Anyway, the video is nicely done!
You guys should watch the live version with Freddie’s intro warming up the crowd.... one of the most iconic live performances ever by a band an frontman
It was the live aid concert 1985 Philly and london at same time , I was 14 and there in Philly . Where I come from. Most amazing show ever , Mick jagger and Tina turner duet , Black Sabbath reunion PHIL COLLINS PLAYED PHILLY THEN JUMPED ON A CONCORD AND PLAYED LONDON 4HOURS LATER , first time in history someone played live in front of a 100 000 people on 2continents in same day. It was for ending hunger in Ethiopia . Michael Jackson's creation from we are the world. Amazing I'll never forget it. We were there for 17 hours with 120.000people in no gone Franklin field. Where the Army / navy game was held every year for 90 years.
Yeah...its a collab between the two legends. Freddies clips taken in their wembley concert and davids clips were taken during the tribute to freddie when he died. Also in wembley stadium. Very awesome.
Apparently they were day drinking in a bar queen and Bowie and the bass player wrote it but he got so drunk he forgot how it went but it came to him later
Hi the clip is a mix yeah. They never performed that song together live. The footage with Freddie is from Live at Wembley 86. The footage with Bowie is from The Freddie Mercury Tribute concert 92 (Freddie passed away in 91) also live at Wembley
You guys are so adorable!! Love the Queen reactions!! UNDER PRESSURE is my ringtone!! 😁 Check out the live version by Queen at Wembley 1986. Okay even mentioning Vanilla Ice in the same sentence as Queen is blasphemy!! 😂😂😂 and Vanilla lost his shirt in the law suit. Now that’s funny!!
Thanks for the video Half and Jai, I always leave your page with a smile on my face. It is heartwarming watching you two find music that I have loved for 30 or 40 years, and I think loving it too. If you want to do a little humorous homework, search out Vanilla Ice explaining in an interview he did on MTV how the riff in his song and this riff aren't the same. R.I.P. Freddy and David, both left us too soon, with so much more music to give us.
Yes a mix but the same venue freddy from 86 and David is from the tribute concert after freddy died but the recording was both . It Wembley stadium London built in Victorian period 75 thousand seats football stadium. It's been rebuild and is even bigger today
The official video music for Under Pressure is a montage with scenes from everyday life and silent movies. This video was produced for the release of a remix version of Under Pressure called Rah-Mix with a montage of Queen's performances (with Freddie Mercury) at Wembley in 1986 and David Bowie's participation alongside Queen at the Freddie Mercury Tribute in 1922, also at Wembley. Unfortunately Mercury and Bowie did not perform together. However, in this version that you watched, someone changed the remix version for the original song.
Location Wembley, London.... Concert 1: Queen live at Wembley 1986 & Concert 2: Tribute to Freddie Mercury 1992.. (David Bowie and 3 Queen Members).... Original song with video MASH between those two concert. Song (Under Pressure) is from early 19802
its a mixed. the audio was a original studio recording. The Freddie's footage came from Queen live at Wembley '86. And David's footage came from the Tribute to Freddie Mercury concert '92 also at Wembley
Under pressure by Queen accompanied by David Bowie was the live aid tour raising money for Aids awareness, this concert was at Wembley stadium in England 100,000+
They did two concerts at once and played this song at both the first time. Queen did it at Wembley stadium to 80k+ fans...normal for them. DVD call queen live at Wembley, 3 days 100k each day
They recorded the song together but in this video, it's two different shows spliced together - where each party did the song sans the other. I think the yellow jacket show was at wembley stadium.
Queen 1986 at Wembley (Live) David Bowie 1992 at Wembley (Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert) and edited the footage together. Wembley had a 80,000 capacity where we held our FA Cup games etc. Freddie Mercury, Elton John, and David Bowie were friends
It makes me proud that me and my hubby helped keep this music alive. We raised our kids listening 🎧 to it and so many others. There will never be music like this again. Y'all keep the music alive!!!!
Weren’t on stage together but they did record song together in Freddie Mercury’s Mountain Studios in Montreux, Switzerland. Bowie had a place there too at time. They reportedly butted heads but Brian May said it’s what made the song great.
You two are so lovely!! This is an amazing duet, and the baseline, epic. They made soooooo many great songs. I suggest One Vision live at Wembley. Also used in the movie Iron Eagle. Much bless and love to You. I looooove the Queen journey!
They wrote and recorded this song in the studio together. Video was edited from different performances later since they never performed it together live.
They were never on stage together but when Freddie died, Bowie wanted to do a cover with his voice and Freddies, the concert with crowd was live Aid Wembley, you should react to Queens Live Aid concert 30mins long and amazing
I heard David Bowie just happens to be in the studio like clean was about to record the song. So they invited him to basically record his Parts in Lala you got to get down song.
I think that was one of Freddies last performances , it was for Live Aid. A benefit concert seen by millions around for Aids relief and it wasn't long after that Freddy died of aids.
I think they were on stage together, which would explain Bowie's demeanor and energy. Imagine trying to share a stage with Freddy, it's like "why even try to compete with that".
Of all the people I subscribe to, you are my favorite. I always enjoy watching you react to the music I grew up with. It’s like I am watching it for the first time. Keep it up!
Only 3 reaction channels I fck wid. Half N Jai, No life Shaq, and Mr Video
Love Shaq!
Check out Jamel_AKA_Jamal sometime. That guy goes deep on music reactions.
Only other reaction I watch is Twinsthenewtrend.
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Me too, it's fun watching the youths get an education.
No Life Shaq? Dats Tough!
😀😂👍🖐👏👏👏👏👏
Ice didnt just sample it..he stole it without permission and got sued.Freddies personal assistant said Freddie was eating breakfast with the radio on...heard Ice doing it and stopped eating with his spoon midway from bowl and mouth. He laughed at first, but then called his manager...lol
Yes, stolen not sampled. It was a massive court case back in the day. I'm surprised Ice is still allowed to claim it. Maybe part of the royalties go to Queen?
@@ladyjane8855 Yes, and to David Bowie...well, his Estate now 😢
Hey Margy 🤗 When he got his manager on the phone, the guy told Freddie he was already on it. 😂
@@ladyjane8855 no, all of the royalties go to Ice. Little known fact, he bought the rights to the song. In the long run it would’ve cost more to pay out royalties, so he bought it outright.
@@guslulu4126 This is another of Ice's lies told in an interview after loosing the legal battle in a sad attempt to look less the fool. I have never seen any confirmation from either the Queen or Bowie camps confirming that they sold the rights.
This is the studio version. They never performed it together live. The Freddie footage is from Queen at Wembley 1986. The footage of Bowie is from the 1992 Freddie Mercury tribute concert where he performed it with Annie Lennox
Damn shame we never got to see these two sing it live together
Thank you Michael as it’s saved me repeating what you’ve already said. Regards
This is the Performance with Annie ruclips.net/video/fCP2-Bfhy04/видео.html
Both of these performances used are well worth a reaction.
@@seekerofshadowlight Yea they were both at Live Aid as well. Imagine how amazing it would have been if David Bowie joined Queen and they performed this song at Live Aid.
They were never on stage together but whoever put this video together did an amazing job.
It's probably documented by now but if this person does t have a job somebody give them one. I knew they were never together i just couldn't believed it looked that smooth...and it's not been copyrighted and blocked frankly all around
It looks like most of this came from the official release of the Under Pressure (Rah Mix) from Queen’s Greatest Hits 3 of music videos from way back in the late 90s. I still have the VHS.
It was probably produced by DoRo Productions (not sure if it was them, but they did most of Queen’s videos in later years).
Doing the rotoscoping of the shots where you see Freddie and David together was much harder back then. So it’s fairly impressive in that sense. Now it’d be easier and I’ll bet they would mix more of the footage together now.
I’ve done that type of rotoscoping and it can be a super time consuming!
Well hell nah, I never knew that! Sweet, someone did a good job on this!
No but they did record song together in Mercury’s Mountain Studios in Montreux, Switzerland. Bowie had a place there too at time. They reportedly butted heads but Brian May said it’s what made the song great.
They recorded this together
Damn jai said plz don’t 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 half that jacket something different lmaoo I don’t even know why I had it on 😂
Lmfao 🤣 that was classic
Blanta Claus............relax
Hi Mr. Video
This song. It’s so damn relevant! I wish everyone would listen, really listen, to the lyrics. It’s scary how deeply divided we all are 😢
The only reason we are "divided" is because we have been programmed to be. The problem and solution is in the mirror. Turn off your tv and think for yourself.
@@loyal7597 There’s an old story that when you’re in a room being told by one person that it’s sunny outside whilst the other says it’s raining, the common sense thing to do is to look for yourself..
It took me until this year to realise what it’s about. I’m 23 and had been listening to it since I was a little girl.
Maybe we should all stop, collaborate and listen?
@@jamesleate Hahahahaha! I get it.
An amazing song, always thought it kind of sad they never performed it together live! Song's about the plight of the poor and homeless. RIP to Freddie and David Bowie. Much love Half and Jai!
Queen and David Bowie
sometimes i get sad to think there is a kind of music that the world will never get again.
These Gems of Music allways gets me
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Same, but I'm glad we've still got those two's entire catalog to listen through whenever we want. Bowie hit me hard. Still cry whenever I listen to black star or Lazarus. Man straight up recorded a whole album while he was dying to tell us all goodbye.
Yes , that falsetto is Freddie,, known for his huge,,
Powerful voice!
That "arena" was Wembley Stadium in London, England with an attendance of about 72'000 people.
P.S. Please make your next Queen reaction, One Vision!!!
Live at Wembley
@@karenj3611 Yes, Karen!
was more than that, that was the capacity of the seating alone. the crowd were on the pitch too . no idea of the amount tho.
Yessss! The opener from the 1986 concert at Wembley 👍👍👍
@@chrislc35 it doesnot a matter of how many people can fit in the stadium, it matters how many people the transport networks and police can manage.
I cried every time I saw this live... and even now... the meaning of the words are so POWERFUL and much needed in our world to heal us
Freddie was a powerhouse, but David had such a uniquely beautiful voice.
It's a mash up, the audience is when Queen played Wembley stadium. You guys really need to react to Quenn live at Wembley, it's like 25mins & like 6 songs but so worth it.
Specifically, they need to search for Queen's set at the Live Aid benefit concert in 1985. Of course, anything from Queen's 1986 Wembley concert (which a lot of this Under Pressure video comes from) is also highly recommended.
John Deacon,Queens bass player,came up with that unmistakable riff that makes this song so distinctive.
While in a NYC studio hanging out with the band “Chic” of the song Le Freak fame. He came up with that riff!!
@@themisianos I think that was how he came up with the Another one bites the dust riff. He was in the studio when Chic were recording Good Times and then came up with the Another one bites the dust riff.
They recorded it together, but never performed it together live... Until the Freddie Mercury tribute concert, with Annie Lennox singing Freddie's parts
Lol .. he was rocking that Jacket !! One of his fans sent that to him hahaha .. I about died when he opened it ... he is a missing the hat, we need to get him a Pimp fedora !!
Mr. Video is funny as hell, LOL & he loves that jacket! 😂
Glad y’all like him, too.
Please keep up the Queen 🕳🐇
“Now I’m Here” live from Wembley 1986 - another great song with Freddie’s cool yellow jacket!
(V I didn’t sample this riff, he flat out stole it.) This is a fan made video, but they did sing the song together.
Stole it and lied about stealing it. Helped ruin his career!
@@0ly001 Didn’t help when he also stole from Wild Cherry, too
Is a mix . A memorial to FREDDIE pass when Bowie sang and FREDDIE in Wembley 86 Bowie and QUEEN wrote this song together and Vanilla ice stole the riff
Stole is correct, because he didn't even credit the writers and they had to sue him
They never performed this live, it's a mashup Queen at Wembley and Bowie at Freddies Tribute Concert
David Bowie brings some FUNK to the table with Fame and Golden Years..you ought to check them out :)
David doesn't get much love from the fans of these react videos, so thank you. No offense to Freddie as he does wonderful on this song like he always does, but just love the Bowie parts on this song. He needs to get more react love.🤷♂️👏👏👏
They were merging Freddie's version from before he died 11/24/1991 with David Bowies Dedication to Freddie Concert. That is why if you notice Brian May walking around David and look closer you'll see Roger Taylor on Drums and John Decon with very buzz cut hair with a little gray. Everyone who played at the Dedication to Freddie Mercury Concert was phenomenal!
Now to do the LIVE performance at Wembley, 1986 (where Freddie’s part of the clips are from)... Just Queen (without David Bowie)... and the amazing way Freddie started it off.
By the way, this particular video is a compilation: Bowie and Queen never performed it live together during Freddie’s lifetime (Bowie’s clips are from the Freddie Mercury Tribute concert )
Vanilla stole that riff. He paid Queen A LOT of money for "borrowing" it.😂
And the rest of his money got stolen by Suge Knight remember he had him held over the balcony until he signed it over to him
@@ping-pongy7592 I never heard that. Wow. Suge is a real s.o.b.
Somebody To Love live 1981 Montreal 😎
Yes...an incredible performance by Freddie
2 great British icons of music together. Such a sad loss that they are both gone now.
Check out the live performance at Wembley. Freddie's singing is off the charts.
Vanilla Ice lost his a** in the copyright lawsuit over that baseline.
*bassline
According to Ice, no he didn't. He says he didn't have to pay a penny. Instead of dealing with legal fees and dealing with the courts, he claims to have bought the rights to the song. Now, every time you hear Under Pressure on the radio, Vanilla Ice gets the royalties, not Queen. He is apparently the sole owner.
@@MattMuirhead that is correct.
@@MattMuirhead This is another of Ice's lies told in an interview after loosing the legal battle in a sad attempt to look less the fool. I have never seen any confirmation from either the Queen or Bowie camps confirming that they sold the rights.
@@linusromey561 I read an interview earlier tonight with Brian May who confirmed.... mostly. Said that they share rights, but the story is more or less correct.
No this ain't a "mix". They just never got to perform on stage together before Freddie died. They did the song in a studio together though!
Fun fact: Bowie and Freddie were going to colab on a different song together and they decided to write a new one. They pulled an all-nighter drinking wine and high on coke and wrote this masterpiece!
Watch queen perform and steal the entire show when they performed at Live Aid! Absolutely amazing!!
I wasn’t sure if you knew but this is a whole concert. it’s absolutely incredible!
Love the laughter 🥰😂🤣 need more smiles in the world today !
Queen & Bowie jammed together in a recording studio in Switzerland...John Decon came up with the bass riff and the rest is history .
They recorded it together but the Bowie-part of the stage mix comes from the Mercury tribute concert after he died (on Wembley arena in April 1992. Annie Lennox performed Mercurys part on that one and she did an amazing job.
Great mix whoever did this!
Love Queen also, but would love to hear reactions to all things Bowie. He has the most amazing collections of music. He has the hits but also uncompromising musical adventures. Great voice, lyrics and musical collaborators..
To hear his voice. 5 years (desperation), lady Grinning Soul (romantic sound), Wild is the Wind (over the top artfull -in a god way)Stay or Fame (for more upbeat funky sound)
Personally i love the hidden gems even more. But to get you started..
You should check out David Bowie and Mick Jaguar doing Dancing In The Streets.
That song sucks no matter who sings it including Van Halen.
@Anna Gonzalez Yeah, I know they sang it originally. I don't know what it is, I just don't like the song no matter who sings it. And I love Van Halen but they should've never covered it.
@@stevez.6805 that’s correct. There’s no way to make it a good song. Unless it’s re-written into a different song that’s a good song. But then it would be a different song.
Haha yeah that video is one of the worst of all time
Should check out “The Freddie Mercury Tribute” concert.. the remaining members of Queen performed with many huge performers like Bowie, Annie Lennox, George Michael, Seal, Elton John, Axel Rose and Slash, Robert Plant of Led Zepplin, and many others...but my favorite was Bowie and Annie Lennox doing Under Pressure...
Epic tribute 🙌
I'd love Jai and Half to react to Bowie - especially live - doing Young Americans or Fame. I love you both! Jai's laugh is pure inspiration !
And now you know why Ice Ice Baby was so popular.
Mr. Video in that jacket was classic! LOL
You should check out their video at Live Aid. That crowd was incredible!
Sorry if you get a thumbs down alert. I removed it. My fat thumb hit that istead of "read more". 😕
One of the greatest songs from any collaboration of two
incredible artists.
If you haven't watched queen somebody to love, live at Montreal you really should.
I know you've got a ton of Queen requests probably, but I would highly recommend "The Show Must Go On." It's a very emotional song, as Freddie was nearing the end of his life.
Freddie's was recorded at Wembley in 1986..David's is at Wembley too. In 1992 for the tribute concert the spring after Freddie passed away.
This was back in the 80's and 90's. I saw them in Tallahassee at FSU .They could have filled up 3 stadiums with their fans. IT WAS THE BEST CONCERT I HAVE EVER BEEN TOO.
This is one of my all time favorite songs. Glad you covered it
Love this, excellent song. When I saw Queen, it was an enclosed civic center... don't even have to smoke and you would feel it. Half & Jai you rock!
That jacket Leo (Mr Video) had on was 🔥🔥 Vanilla Ice ''stole'' that and got his butt sued..
Yes, more Queen please. Anything from their live Wembley concert is amazing. Also check out Freddie's duet with Spanish opera singer Monsterrat Cabballet
Barcelona
How can I go on
The Golden boy
I do love the two of you!!!! Keep laughing and enjoying your time together. You both bring a smile to my face which is hard to do now a days. By the way I love all the queen videos . ❤❤❤
Its confusing but you are listening to the studio version of Queen and David Bowie which was never performed live together. But you are seeing a mix of Queen performing it live at Wembley in 1986 and Bowie performing it live at the Freddie Mercury tribute concert in 1992 after Freddie's death.
lmao he was peacocking with that jacket couldn't let hes brother show him up with the shades
You two have such good energy! Thank you!
Bowie co-write the song with Queen / Mercury during some studio sessions and in spite of the fact they could not agree on several elements of the song it was released & became one of their biggest hits. They never performed it together on stage, the clever video blends two different concert performances, one of Mercury & then other several years later of Bowie performing it at a concert honoring Mercury after he passed. Queen was playing with Bowie & the legendary Annie Lennox sang Freddie's part. Bowie performed this well into his later years with his long time bass player / band member, the lovely Gayle Ann Dorsey. (Who does a phenomenal job IMO) Anyway, the video is nicely done!
Back in the 60's through 80's, peace and love was all you needed
They did do this on stage, but only a few times. Both queen and Bowie would do this in concert on their own as well after they recorded it.
Favorite song!!!! Jammin this every day at work!!! Forever under pressure!!
You guys should watch the live version with Freddie’s intro warming up the crowd.... one of the most iconic live performances ever by a band an frontman
That was David Bowie singing at Freddie’s memorial concert in Wembley and Stadium in London
It was the live aid concert 1985 Philly and london at same time , I was 14 and there in Philly . Where I come from.
Most amazing show ever , Mick jagger and Tina turner duet , Black Sabbath reunion PHIL COLLINS PLAYED PHILLY THEN JUMPED ON A CONCORD AND PLAYED LONDON 4HOURS LATER , first time in history someone played live in front of a 100 000 people on 2continents in same day.
It was for ending hunger in Ethiopia . Michael Jackson's creation from we are the world. Amazing I'll never forget it.
We were there for 17 hours with 120.000people in no gone Franklin field.
Where the Army / navy game was held every year for 90 years.
Yeah...its a collab between the two legends. Freddies clips taken in their wembley concert and davids clips were taken during the tribute to freddie when he died. Also in wembley stadium. Very awesome.
Apparently they were day drinking in a bar queen and Bowie and the bass player wrote it but he got so drunk he forgot how it went but it came to him later
Yes, ‘John forgot it - but luckily Roger remembered it!
@@lynnhoffman247 yes that's it lynn. Great story
And yes they were on stage together David Bowie came out just for this one song during the tour courtesy of his record label
🤣 I told him he needs to wear his Rick Flair Drip everytime🤣🙌🖤🙌
Hi the clip is a mix yeah. They never performed that song together live. The footage with Freddie is from Live at Wembley 86. The footage with Bowie is from The Freddie Mercury Tribute concert 92 (Freddie passed away in 91) also live at Wembley
Freddy and David bowie met in the recording studio and made this hit song in a few short hours.The concert is at wembley stadium in england.
You guys are so adorable!! Love the Queen reactions!! UNDER PRESSURE is my ringtone!! 😁 Check out the live version by Queen at Wembley 1986. Okay even mentioning Vanilla Ice in the same sentence as Queen is blasphemy!! 😂😂😂
and Vanilla lost his shirt in the law suit. Now that’s funny!!
Thanks for the video Half and Jai, I always leave your page with a smile on my face. It is heartwarming watching you two find music that I have loved for 30 or 40 years, and I think loving it too. If you want to do a little humorous homework, search out Vanilla Ice explaining in an interview he did on MTV how the riff in his song and this riff aren't the same. R.I.P. Freddy and David, both left us too soon, with so much more music to give us.
Yes a mix but the same venue freddy from 86 and David is from the tribute concert after freddy died but the recording was both . It Wembley stadium London built in Victorian period 75 thousand seats football stadium. It's been rebuild and is even bigger today
Never had heard David's voice, but I like it. I never even new what his voice sound like, grave, soft, low, nothing. I like it.
You want a rabbit hole - check out Pink Floyd, any song but you have to start with Great Gig In The Sky. It's an emotional experience.
I need you guys to do more Bowie reactions! Fame, space oddity, etc
Nice reaction. The was 72,000, no where near their largest audiences!
The official video music for Under Pressure is a montage with scenes from everyday life and silent movies. This video was produced for the release of a remix version of Under Pressure called Rah-Mix with a montage of Queen's performances (with Freddie Mercury) at Wembley in 1986 and David Bowie's participation alongside Queen at the Freddie Mercury Tribute in 1922, also at Wembley. Unfortunately Mercury and Bowie did not perform together. However, in this version that you watched, someone changed the remix version for the original song.
Location Wembley, London.... Concert 1: Queen live at Wembley 1986 & Concert 2: Tribute to Freddie Mercury 1992.. (David Bowie and 3 Queen Members).... Original song with video MASH between those two concert. Song (Under Pressure) is from early 19802
its a mixed. the audio was a original studio recording. The Freddie's footage came from Queen live at Wembley '86. And David's footage came from the Tribute to Freddie Mercury concert '92 also at Wembley
Under pressure by Queen accompanied by David Bowie was the live aid tour raising money for Aids awareness, this concert was at Wembley stadium in England 100,000+
They did two concerts at once and played this song at both the first time. Queen did it at Wembley stadium to 80k+ fans...normal for them. DVD call queen live at Wembley, 3 days 100k each day
They recorded the song together but in this video, it's two different shows spliced together - where each party did the song sans the other.
I think the yellow jacket show was at wembley stadium.
Great song! I have it on one of my workout playlists, so I probably hear it a few times a week lol
Queen 1986 at Wembley (Live) David Bowie 1992 at Wembley (Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert) and edited the footage together. Wembley had a 80,000 capacity where we held our FA Cup games etc. Freddie Mercury, Elton John, and David Bowie were friends
It makes me proud that me and my hubby helped keep this music alive. We raised our kids listening 🎧 to it and so many others. There will never be music like this again. Y'all keep the music alive!!!!
Bowie went to school with Peter Frampton ("Do You Feel Like We Do". Frampton's father was the headmaster ('principal' in American vernacular).
2 legends in one song. Epic.
BTW, this was my favorite Freddie Mercury outfit 💛💛💛
IT WAS THE FREDDY MERCURY TRIBUTE CONCERT. AMAZING PEOPLE HONORING THE LATE, GREAT FREDDY!!!
Love you both and your reactions, you need to react to 'Love of my Life' Rock'n in Rio 1985 for the crowd!
Weren’t on stage together but they did record song together in Freddie Mercury’s Mountain Studios in Montreux, Switzerland. Bowie had a place there too at time. They reportedly butted heads but Brian May said it’s what made the song great.
Love seeing you guy's. I get off of work tske my shower love watching you guy's. You all make me smile so much thanks for all that
You want see the massive crowds that Queen can draw check out Live Aid @Wembley mind u there were others acts as well but Queen was the main draw🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
You two are so lovely!! This is an amazing duet, and the baseline, epic. They made soooooo many great songs. I suggest One Vision live at Wembley. Also used in the movie Iron Eagle. Much bless and love to You. I looooove the Queen journey!
It was at Wembley Stadium in London, England. Seating capacity is 90K but with people on the field and SRO tickets could be over 100 - 110K.
Y'all making me smile again 😁Jai says please don't send Half a Mr Video/Ric Flair jacket 😂😂😂
They wrote and recorded this song in the studio together. Video was edited from different performances later since they never performed it together live.
They were never on stage together but when Freddie died, Bowie wanted to do a cover with his voice and Freddies, the concert with crowd was live Aid Wembley, you should react to Queens Live Aid concert 30mins long and amazing
Jai's laugh and energy keeps me coming back. Enjoyed your videos with Mr. Video.
I heard David Bowie just happens to be in the studio like clean was about to record the song. So they invited him to basically record his Parts in Lala you got to get down song.
I think that was one of Freddies last performances , it was for Live Aid. A benefit concert seen by millions around for Aids relief and it wasn't long after that Freddy died of aids.
Love you both. Thanks for the sunshine
I think they were on stage together, which would explain Bowie's demeanor and energy. Imagine trying to share a stage with Freddy, it's like "why even try to compete with that".
Freddie and Bowie have my heart ❤️
I love the way Jai says "yes"
Of all the people I subscribe to, you are my favorite. I always enjoy watching you react to the music I grew up with. It’s like I am watching it for the first time. Keep it up!