I am a 68 year old white woman who has been a Queen fan from the beginning. You three make me want to just hug you all because I love that you are open to this kind of music. And you make me smile!
I'm 66 from London and a White Male. That comment tells me you HAVE to be Under 40 to not realise why she mentioned that. Don't mind me asking but how old are you ?
Well after today's events I am starting to feel old. I pulled up and fell ( luckily safely ) when running for a bus and stayed down for a couple of minutes until 4 Builders came to my aid and lifted me up and I had to travel across London and then out of London to buy a car after mine, sadly, died on Sunday Evening. When I got home with te new car I, literally, could not get out of the car for about 3/4 minutes because of the pain on my right side on the inner part of that leg. I hobbled over there feeling a little numb all over and tonight laid down and crossed that leg and got excruciatingly cramp there. Sitting up I'm fine and I can walk about which is essential as I walk other people's dogs ! It seems if I stretch the leg out while laying down it's ok so after boasting that since 1960 I have had 2 hours in Hospital in the last 60 years I am praying it's not a torn ligament or pulled muscle. Tomorrow will make me wiser and I hope it's just sore.....lol
Always remember that Freddie wouldn't have been "The Queen Frontman Freddie" without Brian, John and Roger. Queen needed all of them to become what they were. They are icons!
Freddie would be so chuffed to see that his amazing music was making guys like you three smile and groove still, in 2020.. so good to see. We all loved them back in the day and still do. xxx
I know that as a Queen fan, I'm a bit biased in my opinion on this, but I tend to think that that goal will never be reached! Again, that's just my personal opinion. Not many bands these days sound anywhere near as well as they do on the record, as the majority use auto tune on their albums. However, Freddie sounds just as good live, as in the studio version. Also, you have to admit, Freddie was a true entertainer, because he's so animated while performing, rather than just standing in the same spot, singing during the entire concert! Honestly, how many concerts have you been to, where the singer sounds just as good live, as they do on the record?! I'd venture to say not that many! This band is the total package! One of my only regrets in life, is that I never had the opportunity to see them live. Still, it's good to see a new generation discover great music, especially when that music isn't necessarily a genre that they usually like, or listen to. Always great reactions on this channel, or more accurately, some of the best reaction videos that I've seen on RUclips so far!
Jaiden O'Brien I never got to see a lot of the old bands. They never came through the Tampa Bay Area. Sometimes Orlando. But usually Atlanta and we couldn’t afford that.
The song was created and recorded as a collaboration by Queen and David Bowie together.With both contributing vocals to the original recording. After a long legal battle that included Vanilla Ice paying a fair bit in royalties to Queen and Bowie, Vanilla Ice was given an equal right to use the song.
It's super refreshing to see new fans of Queen that actually make it a point to research the entire band. Honestly, with someone like Freddie in a band, it's super easy to focus solely on the energy that he was. But to actually appreciate the fact that Brian is killing his solos, Roger's drumming and the huge part he plays with the vocals, and how iconic Deaks' bass lines are is awesome.
The studio recording was of David Bowie and Queen. David sang all the lower notes and Freddie sang the higher ones. When Queen performed it live Freddie sang David's parts so that left Roger to sing Freddie's higher parts!
Roger actually had a big roll in this song in that he saved it from being forgotten. The story goes something like this - John (the bassist) came up with that funky little bass riff at the beginning of the song when they were jamming one day. Then they went and had lunch (or something like that) and when they got back John couldn't remember what he played. However, Roger did remember it and the song came back to life and then was developed into what it is today.
I was 14 when Queen made their debut, teenagers knew their music was made for them. I saw them in MSG in N Y in 81. Incredible show. Best convert ive ever seen and ive seen a lot of concerts
I love your reactions guys, once you start listening to Queen you become addicted. I'm glad to see young people appreciating this treasure of music and to see that it has endured the test of time. By all accounts, Freddie was a very generous and sweet person, even when he found out he was sick and going to die, he kept on doing his job. When he died he left us the gift of his beautiful voice. I’m also grateful and proud to see how Brian, Roger and John stood by him during his illness, they protected and stood up for him at all cost. A person with Aids back then was scorned, disowned and even abandoned by family and friends. Thank god for the network of true friends who stood by and took care of him to the end. May his beautiful soul continue to sleep peacefully. Queen forever!!!
I am a 78 year old original queen fan and get so much enjoyment out of watching you three . You make me happy not only because you love Queen, but because you are adorable to watch. I could be in a horrible mood and watch one of your reactions and I am immediately happy. Queen has so many wonderful songs and you never get tired of hearing them. God bless you all and enjoy.
Don’t forget that John Deacon wrote the bass line for this song...he wrote Another One Bites the Dust...and other songs as well...also he managed Queen’s finances...Hi John, I hope you’re keeping well🌺
62-year-old Scottish lady here, fan of Queen since the olden days. You guys are so cute and your passion shines through. An absolute pleasure to watch you enjoying this great music. And kudos for being open-minded enough to listen to it. Subscribed.
Love seeing your joy over Queen. They will never be matched. All four in sync with each other and Freddie, controlling the crowd, as the greatest frontman of all time. (And please give John Deacon a shout-out, as he came up with that famous riff.)
Roger Taylor was a huge part of the band aside from drums. He was responsible for basically all of the high pitch falsetto background vocals that became a mainstay of queen
OMG!!! You young men are Sooooo Adorable🙏🙏🙏Thank you for Respecting The True OG Talents and their Vocal INTRUMENTS🔥🔥🔥🔥Keep up the good work young warriors. QUEEN4EVER THE BAND!!!
you three make me happy.why? I grew up 70's- 90's listening to every genre of music, especially born and raised in NYC,we had every channel that we wanted.arguably the best time for music. you guys must keep going back and finding these treasures of music and show the people on your channel the real bands and singers no autotune, talent.rip Freddie Mercury the greatest frontman ever.
I’m an 80 year old white some and I’ve also been a Queen fan since the beginning. I even have a varied Queen collection. You boy make me feel young again, remembering my first listen to Queen back in the late 70s. Your introduction and appreciation mirrors my own 50 year Queen journey of discovery. That band is so under appreciated by the public…until reactors like you fell in love with their music, their talent and their love of their fans. Freddie, Brian, Roger and John were each gift to us. That bass riff was the work of John Deacon, the band’s bassist. Thank you for your passion.
Thankyou guys !!! It was a sheer delight to watch your energy and enthusiasm reacting to Queen. It made my morning to see you you babes (“babes” as in comparatively young to me ... although you are all obviously wonderful looking young chaps :) ! Keep em coming this was fabulous
I am 58 and I was so excited to see you young men watching Queen with smiles. This is amazing thank you. Don't forget Prince was good too. Oh and everyone but John sing so Roger and Brian do the singing. They all write songs. Great reaction thank you. Watch the song Somebody to love in Montreal to see Freddie and Roger at their best vocally
delainepep22 - I saw Queen live and Deaky sang a lot of backup in concert. He also did some but not much in the studio because he didn't like his voice. It sounded fine to me. Listen to Queen Liar Live London 1997/06/06. He sang there. Also sang a lot of back up in the Budapest show. His bass boomed live and blew me off my feet.
Honestly, the whole band was a tour de force, if you will! They all have written number one hits as well! How many bands can say that about every member?! As I've said before, this band is the total package, and there's no questioning the mark they left on music history!
Dean Bros John’s bass line can be heard in a lot of Queen’s songs & he wrote several of theirs hits. 🔥🎶🔥 And the crowd came to see all 4 members, not just Freddie! Please keep on reacting to Queen & digging deeper! Loving your reactions since you had less than 1000 subscribers 🤗🥰
I love watching the younger generation taking the time to experience some of the greatest music an the greatest bands of all time... Freddie is an absolute god... long live queen... gone but never ever forgotten... to this day nobody can do it like Freddie an the rest of the band
Older people are always surprised when younger folks like you are open to all these new kinds of music. They forget that we were young once, too, and we were open to new music back then as well. That's when WE fell in love with Queen--when we were your age and loved new experiences. Older folks, you can stay open to new music too! Just remember what it was like to be young like these guys, and you can regain the same enthusiasm. Great channel, thanks a ton!!!!
I loved you as soon as you said you love Queen. There I thought young people had no taste in music. Thanks for proving me wrong. Your enthusiasm is awesome, I couldn't quit smiling while you were smiling. Love it. David Bowie sang on the original, you might like checking out some Bowie.
You said "That many people came to see one person"....NO WAY!!!!! They came to see the amazing talents....all four.... that were Queen and all four had their own fans! Hey guys! Why does everyone mention just Brian, Freddie and Roger? John Deacon's bass was amazing. THAT bass riff in this song was all John Richard Deacon and that is what you were bopping to. You should hear some of his bass work in songs like Breakthru, Dragon Attack, Liar, The Invisible Man, Millionaire Waltz....hell EVERYTHING. He was their engine and anchor. Because he retired after his dear friend Freddie died he is so often ignored. He also wrote a pile of their biggest, songs like "Another one bites the Dust", "You're my best Friend" and "I want to Break Free". He was an amazing bassist, an electrical genius with an honors degree in electrical engineering and invented Brian's amp that made such unique sounds and he was a full one quarter of Queen. He was quiet and shy but a GENIUS. Queen called him their secret weapon and they all admired him. Freddie said if they needed a hit they would put John in a room for a day and he would come up with the goods. Please don't ignore John "Deaky" Deacon!!!!! Oops, I see others mentioned Deaky too! RESPECT!
John Deacon (Deaky) the bass player,came up with that recognizable riff that starts the song. Roger Taylor & he keep that heavy bass throughout. The singing sounds best when he’s with David Bowie,check it out. This was one of their last performances,though they didn’t know it at the time. It was at Wembley Stadium in London and holds over 70,000. I’m with you on you can’t fault Queen. Can you imagine today 4 musicians rocking the crowd as they do? Each of them were educated and each wrote at least one top ten hit.✌️❤️
Im 52 and i love watching you guys loving queen the way we did back in the 80s all the way till Freddy passed. Back in those days having aids was taboo and so it was kept a secret. Nobody knew. It was devastating when he died! Death of a legend and to me that was the day the band died. I miss them so much!
Hey guys, brought tears to my eyes to see you respond. Imagine being there with 80,000 others singing with Freddie. I have tears in my eyes thinking about it. Watch as much about Freddie and Queen. You will cry....when you finally get to his last 6 months. He knew he had AIDS during this concert. He died 5 years later in 1991. One of the saddest days of my life. He was only in his 40's. He made some bad choices and that is that.
You spoke about how many people were seeing them in concert. Here at Wembley in ‘86 they performed to over 72,000 people; the year before @ Live Aid ‘85 was around 73,000. At their final show @ Knebworth, it was over 125,000. When Queen stopped touring; in part because of Freddie’s illness, they performed in front of over a million people on the planet. They truly are “champions of the world.”
You lads are so lovely, I've been a Queen fan for a long time and its brilliant to see the next generation appreciate their music. Never lose your curiosity for music and the arts - that is what keeps us happy.
Yesyesyes Thankyou!!! More Queen please. Love the Queen journey, and reactions. Queen was something else, so diverse. Love them 4ever! Hope to see more. Much bless guys❤keep up the good work
Freddie & the band respected their fans and the music they wanted to give them. They were dedicated to giving the best - studio, rehearsal, set up, sound check, physical training to perform 2 hr shows - disciplined work allowed them to be free and creative on stage. We are so blessed to have these videos (which, for the most part are very well done) enabling us to experience the show again and again! So happy to share your happiness watching Queen, Thank You!
So glad that you love Queen and especially Freddie - you must watch "The Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert" filmed live 20th April 1992 just sadly 6 mths after his death - watched live in Wembley stadium by 72,000 fans and broadcast around the world to one billion global fans. Such a fantastic concert with many big musical legends singing lead to Queen's songs as their tribute to Freddie - classic concert that stands the test of time. Enjoy.
First time seeing a Dean Bros reaction...."you're fabulous". What a treat. Thanks. (Of course I could be 'certified' Queen crazy, Deaky on Bass Guitar, Roger vocals and percussion and certainly Brian owning his guitars. AND especially loving Freddie Mercury [tears daily for him] Queen Band, so good to each other and Great Entertainers - you guys also. YES!
It's so great to see young people loving and appreciating Queen, Freddie was perfect live, and you right he loved his fans and we loved him. RIP Freddie😇
Loved your reactions. Queen were my first favoutite band and still are. My parents were huge fans and always playing Queen. I was at my first Queen concert when i was barely 8. My parents had me with them when Queen toured The Works album in 81/82. Simmonscourt Hall in Dublin Ireland. So when they were on the Kind of Magic tour which is where this performance is from in 86 i saw them play to near 120,000 people in Slane Castle in Ireland when i was 14 nearly 15 and it was memorable. Was not long after this Tour, the last with mercury, when freddie became very sick and possibly secretly knew he was HIV positive already and that virus killed him in a few short years. He was absolutley the best front man i have seen and it was tragic how freddie went so quickly. Queen are legends. Freddie passed away in 91. RIP .
It is so sweet to see a younger generation falling in love with Queen. I had the luck of growing up with them and it changed my world. If you guys haven't seen it, you have to watch the movie called "Highlander". Queen did the music for it. IT WILL ROCK YOUR WORLD.
Y’all need to do “Now I’m Here” live from Wembley (Saturday night with white jacket) 1986. Whole band jamming out & it was the hardest song of their whole catalogue for Roger to play. John’s bass is awesome, as well as Brian’s guitar, of course. They were tight that night! 🔥🎶🔥🎶🔥 Roger songs: Drowse, The Loser in the End (will make you hug your mama), Tenement Funster...someone else probably will tell you some more 🎶☮️🎶
David Bowie and Queen all wrote this song together. John Deacon came up with the bass riff then they went to dinner and he forgot it but Roger remembered it and they all contributed. Roger sings a lot during the concerts especially the high notes because his voice is naturally high. Listen to In The Lap of the Gods Live at the Rainbow 1974 (not the revisited version) for Roger's best falsetto. Great to see you guys getting to know the best band ever! Michael Jackson went to all the Queen shows in L.A. and convinced them to put out Another One Bites the Dust (written by John Deacon) as a single. It went to #1 in the U.S. All 4 wrote hits and are in the Songwriters Hall of Fame.
After Freddie passed there was a tribute concert at this very Wembley Stadium. Two great singers did this same song as a tribute - check out David Bowie and Annie Lennox doing this song. Their outfits and her make up alone is worth seeing! Good job guys! I am a retired 67 yr old married white dude in N California and APPRECIATE you younger people LOVIN’ the music WE GREW UP WITH!
Absolutely love your enthusiasm and your youth! Gag I'm old, but its great to see youth like ya'll recognising the greatness of Queen. They are timeless!! Thank you!
They came to see the band, Freddie was the best front man ever, held the crowd in the palm of his hand, but they were all song writers, Roger on drums amazing vocals in his own right, Brian’s guitar is phenomenal, and never forget John “deeky” Deacon, his riffs are iconic
Don't forget to mention Deaky, aka John Deacon, bass player for Queen. Deaky wrote Another One Bites The Dust, I want to Break Free, Friends Will Be Friends, and more.
Freddie could work a crowd like no other! Even now when they play clips of him during concerts he still has that power. An amazing artist gone too soon. ❤️
The thing about Queen and many others - Elvis, Otis Reading, Sinatra, Turner, and the other thousands, it was about 'universality' and love, peace and unity. It was never ever about one group of people against another. You guys are the future, out future, whatever race or creed whatever, the world is hurting right now. Continue what you're doing, raising the love for everyone.
I am a 68 year old white woman who has been a Queen fan from the beginning. You three make me want to just hug you all because I love that you are open to this kind of music. And you make me smile!
Denny Stewart you have 4 yrs. on me and I love what you wrote.
Denny Stewart - I'm 71 and a fan from the start. Best concert I ever attended.
I'm 66 from London and a White Male.
That comment tells me you HAVE to be Under 40 to not realise why she mentioned that.
Don't mind me asking but how old are you ?
They are so Dam ADORABLE.I JUST LOVE THEM. ❤
Well after today's events I am starting to feel old. I pulled up and fell ( luckily safely ) when running for a bus and stayed down for a couple of minutes until 4 Builders came to my aid and lifted me up and I had to travel across London and then out of London to buy a car after mine, sadly, died on Sunday Evening.
When I got home with te new car I, literally, could not get out of the car for about 3/4 minutes because of the pain on my right side on the inner part of that leg. I hobbled over there feeling a little numb all over and tonight laid down and crossed that leg and got excruciatingly cramp there. Sitting up I'm fine and I can walk about which is essential as I walk other people's dogs ! It seems if I stretch the leg out while laying down it's ok so after boasting that since 1960 I have had 2 hours in Hospital in the last 60 years I am praying it's not a torn ligament or pulled muscle. Tomorrow will make me wiser and I hope it's just sore.....lol
Always remember that Freddie wouldn't have been "The Queen Frontman Freddie" without Brian, John and Roger. Queen needed all of them to become what they were. They are icons!
They were definitely "A Kind Of Magic".
Yes and the bassist John Deacon wrote this🤩
All 4 members wrote #1 hits!
All 4 members wrote #1 hits!
They were a BAND not just back up for Freddie Mercury. They all wrote the songs. It was a team effort.
Your entire groups willingness to follow curiosity to broad education in music and variety is awesome, keep it up!
Agreed!
Thirded! Loved how they embraced everything.
Music brings unity to our world
Freddie would be so chuffed to see that his amazing music was making guys like you three smile and groove still, in 2020.. so good to see. We all loved them back in the day and still do. xxx
Freddie with the crowd in the palm of his hand.
Queen set the bar so high that we are constantly trying to reach it.
I know that as a Queen fan, I'm a bit biased in my opinion on this, but I tend to think that that goal will never be reached! Again, that's just my personal opinion. Not many bands these days sound anywhere near as well as they do on the record, as the majority use auto tune on their albums. However, Freddie sounds just as good live, as in the studio version. Also, you have to admit, Freddie was a true entertainer, because he's so animated while performing, rather than just standing in the same spot, singing during the entire concert! Honestly, how many concerts have you been to, where the singer sounds just as good live, as they do on the record?! I'd venture to say not that many! This band is the total package! One of my only regrets in life, is that I never had the opportunity to see them live. Still, it's good to see a new generation discover great music, especially when that music isn't necessarily a genre that they usually like, or listen to. Always great reactions on this channel, or more accurately, some of the best reaction videos that I've seen on RUclips so far!
@@jaidenobrien you're right, brother
There aren't so many bands that sound as good as in the record.
@@jibingeorgekarickom - There was no autotune then!
Jaiden O'Brien
I never got to see a lot of the old bands. They never came through the Tampa Bay Area. Sometimes Orlando. But usually Atlanta and we couldn’t afford that.
Glad to see younger generation knows how to appreciate Queen ‘s music. Your guys are adorable.
Yeah they are! I love their reaction!
Queen was a band with 4 equal and amazing musicians. You should know that by now. 😉
You may have heard that bass riff at the beginning before. Vanilla ice were sued by Queen for stealing that riff for Ice Ice baby.
The song was created and recorded as a collaboration by Queen and David Bowie together.With both contributing vocals to the original recording. After a long legal battle that included Vanilla Ice paying a fair bit in royalties to Queen and Bowie, Vanilla Ice was given an equal right to use the song.
@@michaelpickering3223 He stole the riff. Only given permission after court battle and agreement after the fact. There is a difference .
I think Freddie and the rest of Queen would be so proud knowing their music is kept alive with you young men appreciating their contributions.
It's super refreshing to see new fans of Queen that actually make it a point to research the entire band. Honestly, with someone like Freddie in a band, it's super easy to focus solely on the energy that he was. But to actually appreciate the fact that Brian is killing his solos, Roger's drumming and the huge part he plays with the vocals, and how iconic Deaks' bass lines are is awesome.
The studio recording was of David Bowie and Queen. David sang all the lower notes and Freddie sang the higher ones. When Queen performed it live Freddie sang David's parts so that left Roger to sing Freddie's higher parts!
I love the Bowie/Queen version. 2 great talents.
I hope they react to the mash up someone did on RUclips. The studio version is great because of how different Bowie and Mercury's voices are.
Roger actually had a big roll in this song in that he saved it from being forgotten. The story goes something like this - John (the bassist) came up with that funky little bass riff at the beginning of the song when they were jamming one day. Then they went and had lunch (or something like that) and when they got back John couldn't remember what he played. However, Roger did remember it and the song came back to life and then was developed into what it is today.
Roll???...I think you meant role!!!😂
I was 14 when Queen made their debut, teenagers knew their music was made for them. I saw them in MSG in N Y in 81.
Incredible show.
Best convert ive ever seen and ive seen a lot of concerts
Queen are the greatest band ever. So many great songs and the best pop vocalist by a mile.
This whole Wembley concert was amazing, check out other songs
hey Karen!
I love your reactions guys, once you start listening to Queen you become addicted. I'm glad to see young people appreciating this treasure of music and to see that it has endured the test of time.
By all accounts, Freddie was a very generous and sweet person, even when he found out he was sick and going to die, he kept on doing his job. When he died he left us the gift of his beautiful voice. I’m also grateful and proud to see how Brian, Roger and John stood by him during his illness, they protected and stood up for him at all cost. A person with Aids back then was scorned, disowned and even abandoned by family and friends. Thank god for the network of true friends who stood by and took care of him to the end. May his beautiful soul continue to sleep peacefully. Queen forever!!!
I am a 78 year old original queen fan and get so much enjoyment out of watching you three . You make me happy not only because you love Queen, but because you are adorable to watch. I could be in a horrible mood and watch one of your reactions and I am immediately happy. Queen has so many wonderful songs and you never get tired of hearing them. God bless you all and enjoy.
Don’t forget that John Deacon wrote the bass line for this song...he wrote Another One Bites the Dust...and other songs as well...also he managed Queen’s finances...Hi John, I hope you’re keeping well🌺
Fantastic reaction
Queen Forever
Freddie Forever Eternity
62-year-old Scottish lady here, fan of Queen since the olden days. You guys are so cute and your passion shines through. An absolute pleasure to watch you enjoying this great music. And kudos for being open-minded enough to listen to it. Subscribed.
Love seeing your joy over Queen. They will never be matched. All four in sync with each other and Freddie, controlling the crowd, as the greatest frontman of all time. (And please give John Deacon a shout-out, as he came up with that famous riff.)
Roger Taylor was a huge part of the band aside from drums. He was responsible for basically all of the high pitch falsetto background vocals that became a mainstay of queen
He also has an awesome voice!
What nice smiles you all have. I'm smiling with you.Aren't they awesome.I love Queen ,there will never ever be another Freddie Mercury !
That man was magical on stage, and we ALL miss him....THANK YOU FREDDY
OMG!!! You young men are Sooooo Adorable🙏🙏🙏Thank you for Respecting The True OG Talents and their Vocal INTRUMENTS🔥🔥🔥🔥Keep up the good work young warriors. QUEEN4EVER THE BAND!!!
How great to see today's young smiling and engrossed in fabulous music from years ago.
Shows how good Queen is.
you three make me happy.why? I grew up 70's- 90's listening to every genre of music, especially born and raised in NYC,we had every channel that we wanted.arguably the best time for music. you guys must keep going back and finding these treasures of music and show the people on your channel the real bands and singers no autotune, talent.rip Freddie Mercury the greatest frontman ever.
NOW IM HERE! Live at Wembley. What a performance by all!!
You all are so lovely. Your smiles!!! The open-minded, youthful joy. May life bless you!!!! Thank you for doing what you do. It matters
Thank you for appreciating Freddie and Queen!!! Much respect to you
Thank you for your reaction! Thank you for loving Freddie Mercury and Queen.
I’m an 80 year old white some and I’ve also been a Queen fan since the beginning. I even have a varied Queen collection. You boy make me feel young again, remembering my first listen to Queen back in the late 70s. Your introduction and appreciation mirrors my own 50 year Queen journey of discovery. That band is so under appreciated by the public…until reactors like you fell in love with their music, their talent and their love of their fans. Freddie, Brian, Roger and John were each gift to us. That bass riff was the work of John Deacon, the band’s bassist. Thank you for your passion.
Thankyou guys !!! It was a sheer delight to watch your energy and enthusiasm reacting to Queen. It made my morning to see you you babes (“babes” as in comparatively young to me ... although you are all obviously wonderful looking young chaps :) !
Keep em coming this was fabulous
I am 58 and I was so excited to see you young men watching Queen with smiles. This is amazing thank you. Don't forget Prince was good too. Oh and everyone but John sing so Roger and Brian do the singing. They all write songs. Great reaction thank you. Watch the song Somebody to love in Montreal to see Freddie and Roger at their best vocally
delainepep22 - I saw Queen live and Deaky sang a lot of backup in concert. He also did some but not much in the studio because he didn't like his voice. It sounded fine to me. Listen to Queen Liar Live London 1997/06/06. He sang there. Also sang a lot of back up in the Budapest show. His bass boomed live and blew me off my feet.
Written with David Bowie. Under Pressure like most Queen songs- Roger Taylor is the time stamp, whatever time the song is in and the changes.
Don’t overlook John Deacon’s impeccable contributions with his strong bass.
No question about John Deacon. 🎶❤️
Honestly, the whole band was a tour de force, if you will! They all have written number one hits as well! How many bands can say that about every member?! As I've said before, this band is the total package, and there's no questioning the mark they left on music history!
Freddie would be so happy to see future generations enjoying his music. 👍💕✅
Queen’s bass player name is John Deacon if u guys didn’t know cuz I heard y’all say the other band members except for him
THANKS❤❤ MUCH LOVE FROM US TO YOU
Dean Bros John’s bass line can be heard in a lot of Queen’s songs & he wrote several of theirs hits. 🔥🎶🔥 And the crowd came to see all 4 members, not just Freddie!
Please keep on reacting to Queen & digging deeper! Loving your reactions since you had less than 1000 subscribers 🤗🥰
Hillary's emails to Lorne Yes, I know 😀 They’re all in the Songwriters Hall of Fame too. Didn’t want to hit them with too much info at once lol
Yes...per brian, deacy is quuen's secret weapon...best bassist, john deacon...
@@dezperez1998 Deaky
Greetings from Ireland. Great to see young people enjoy Queen! Showing Taylor love for those backing vocals! True music fans right there!
RIP Freddie indeed. Well done Fellas its a joy watching your faces watching a master at work...
I love watching the younger generation taking the time to experience some of the greatest music an the greatest bands of all time... Freddie is an absolute god... long live queen... gone but never ever forgotten... to this day nobody can do it like Freddie an the rest of the band
It is so adorable that three young men enjoying Freddies music...
Greatest showman of all time. Noone could control a crowd like Freddie
It’s great to see you young guy loving Freddie and Queen! He and Michael are the best!
Older people are always surprised when younger folks like you are open to all these new kinds of music. They forget that we were young once, too, and we were open to new music back then as well. That's when WE fell in love with Queen--when we were your age and loved new experiences.
Older folks, you can stay open to new music too! Just remember what it was like to be young like these guys, and you can regain the same enthusiasm.
Great channel, thanks a ton!!!!
I'm one of their biggest fans And it's such a JOY watching your happy ,beautiful faces, watching Queen. Really, it's great ❤
To see the joy on your faces makes me smile the greatest band ever
The whole band, mega talented🎶❤️
The best rock band ever, respect from the UK to our friends in the USA across the pond.
I loved you as soon as you said you love Queen. There I thought young people had no taste in music. Thanks for proving me wrong. Your enthusiasm is awesome, I couldn't quit smiling while you were smiling. Love it. David Bowie sang on the original, you might like checking out some Bowie.
You said "That many people came to see one person"....NO WAY!!!!! They came to see the amazing talents....all four.... that were Queen and all four had their own fans!
Hey guys! Why does everyone mention just Brian, Freddie and Roger? John Deacon's bass was amazing. THAT bass riff in this song was all John Richard Deacon and that is what you were bopping to. You should hear some of his bass work in songs like Breakthru, Dragon Attack, Liar, The Invisible Man, Millionaire Waltz....hell EVERYTHING. He was their engine and anchor. Because he retired after his dear friend Freddie died he is so often ignored. He also wrote a pile of their biggest, songs like "Another one bites the Dust", "You're my best Friend" and "I want to Break Free". He was an amazing bassist, an electrical genius with an honors degree in electrical engineering and invented Brian's amp that made such unique sounds and he was a full one quarter of Queen. He was quiet and shy but a GENIUS. Queen called him their secret weapon and they all admired him. Freddie said if they needed a hit they would put John in a room for a day and he would come up with the goods. Please don't ignore John "Deaky" Deacon!!!!!
Oops, I see others mentioned Deaky too! RESPECT!
What an awesome group of young men opening their minds to a band like Queen,I was as thrilled to see their enthusiasm as I was to see the video
Thanks for respecting the talent. And love those smiles.
It's lovely to see young ones appreciating Queens songs and freddie singing hìs heart out
John Deacon (Deaky) the bass player,came up with that recognizable riff that starts the song. Roger Taylor & he keep that heavy bass throughout. The singing sounds best when he’s with David Bowie,check it out. This was one of their last performances,though they didn’t know it at the time. It was at Wembley Stadium in London and holds over 70,000. I’m with you on you can’t fault Queen. Can you imagine today 4 musicians rocking the crowd as they do? Each of them were educated and each wrote at least one top ten hit.✌️❤️
As someone who grew up listening to Queen I appreciate your knowledge and passion.
They all wrote number one hits .. all four of them were and definitely still hugely talented, gods of music
Im 52 and i love watching you guys loving queen the way we did back in the 80s all the way till Freddy passed. Back in those days having aids was taboo and so it was kept a secret. Nobody knew. It was devastating when he died! Death of a legend and to me that was the day the band died. I miss them so much!
Hey guys, brought tears to my eyes to see you respond. Imagine being there with 80,000 others singing with Freddie. I have tears in my eyes thinking about it. Watch as much about Freddie and Queen. You will cry....when you finally get to his last 6 months. He knew he had AIDS during this concert. He died 5 years later in 1991. One of the saddest days of my life. He was only in his 40's. He made some bad choices and that is that.
Love how Freddie got the crowd going to help him with his warm up!
Freddie Mercury”s favorite instrument to play was rhe crowd.
You spoke about how many people were seeing them in concert. Here at Wembley in ‘86 they performed to over 72,000 people; the year before @ Live Aid ‘85 was around 73,000. At their final show @ Knebworth, it was over 125,000. When Queen stopped touring; in part because of Freddie’s illness, they performed in front of over a million people on the planet. They truly are “champions of the world.”
You lads are so lovely, I've been a Queen fan for a long time and its brilliant to see the next generation appreciate their music. Never lose your curiosity for music and the arts - that is what keeps us happy.
Yesyesyes Thankyou!!! More Queen please. Love the Queen journey, and reactions. Queen was something else, so diverse. Love them 4ever! Hope to see more. Much bless guys❤keep up the good work
Any other singer:
"I'm all that with a mic"
Freddie: Hold my double vodka
It's a collaboration of Freddie and David Bowie, there is a video of it but both sang it at their concerts and both versions are amazing
Just found your channel and I love seeing the joy you get from Queen’s music. I bet Freddie would be thrilled too.
Freddie & the band respected their fans and the music they wanted to give them. They were dedicated to giving the best - studio, rehearsal, set up, sound check, physical training to perform 2 hr shows - disciplined work allowed them to be free and creative on stage. We are so blessed to have these videos (which, for the most part are very well done) enabling us to experience the show again and again! So happy to share your happiness watching Queen, Thank You!
So glad that you love Queen and especially Freddie - you must watch "The Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert" filmed live 20th April 1992 just sadly 6 mths after his death - watched live in Wembley stadium by 72,000 fans and broadcast around the world to one billion global fans. Such a fantastic concert with many big musical legends singing lead to Queen's songs as their tribute to Freddie - classic concert that stands the test of time. Enjoy.
First time seeing a Dean Bros reaction...."you're fabulous". What a treat. Thanks. (Of course I could be 'certified' Queen crazy, Deaky on Bass Guitar, Roger vocals and percussion and certainly Brian owning his guitars. AND especially loving Freddie Mercury [tears daily for him] Queen Band, so good to each other and Great Entertainers - you guys also. YES!
Love watching you guys love this music. They sang, We Are the Champions.
It's so great to see young people loving and appreciating Queen, Freddie was perfect live, and you right he loved his fans and we loved him. RIP Freddie😇
Loved your reactions. Queen were my first favoutite band and still are.
My parents were huge fans and always playing Queen. I was at my first Queen concert when i was barely 8. My parents had me with them when Queen toured The Works album in 81/82. Simmonscourt Hall in Dublin Ireland.
So when they were on the Kind of Magic tour which is where this performance is from in 86 i saw them play to near 120,000 people in Slane Castle in Ireland when i was 14 nearly 15 and it was memorable.
Was not long after this Tour, the last with mercury, when freddie became very sick and possibly secretly knew he was HIV positive already and that virus killed him in a few short years. He was absolutley the best front man i have seen and it was tragic how freddie went so quickly. Queen are legends. Freddie passed away in 91. RIP .
Honestly that's a great tribute to Freddie Mercury the kids your age are still enjoying his music I was barely out of high school when he died so
I miss Freddie every day. He was such a goodhearted man and sooo charming. I love your reactions to Queen songs. They are all so talented! Keep it up.
It´s such a joy to see young guys enjoying old music, gives me hopes that classics will still be heared in the future - And honored.
Carry on
It is so sweet to see a younger generation falling in love with Queen. I had the luck of growing up with them and it changed my world. If you guys haven't seen it, you have to watch the movie called "Highlander". Queen did the music for it. IT WILL ROCK YOUR WORLD.
Y’all need to do “Now I’m Here” live from Wembley (Saturday night with white jacket) 1986. Whole band jamming out & it was the hardest song of their whole catalogue for Roger to play. John’s bass is awesome, as well as Brian’s guitar, of course. They were tight that night! 🔥🎶🔥🎶🔥
Roger songs: Drowse, The Loser in the End (will make you hug your mama), Tenement Funster...someone else probably will tell you some more 🎶☮️🎶
hey Lynn!
Donnalea Spencer Hey Donna🤗
good call lynn! how about sheer heart attack, modern times rock and roll and i'm in love with my car 👑✊🇬🇧
Great video fellas! One of many memorable performances from Freddie.
Stay safe from London gentlemen.
Guys, it's fantastic to see your reactions and appreciation of Queen. Keep the reviews coming. 👍👍
The drummer is an excellent vocalist and is always supporting Freddies lead vocals
The pure joy on your faces is contagious
Freddie hand an audience in the palm of his hand! I’m a Queen a fan girl!!
David Bowie and Queen all wrote this song together. John Deacon came up with the bass riff then they went to dinner and he forgot it but Roger remembered it and they all contributed. Roger sings a lot during the concerts especially the high notes because his voice is naturally high. Listen to In The Lap of the Gods Live at the Rainbow 1974 (not the revisited version) for Roger's best falsetto. Great to see you guys getting to know the best band ever! Michael Jackson went to all the Queen shows in L.A. and convinced them to put out Another One Bites the Dust (written by John Deacon) as a single. It went to #1 in the U.S. All 4 wrote hits and are in the Songwriters Hall of Fame.
After Freddie passed there was a tribute concert at this very Wembley Stadium. Two great singers did this same song as a tribute - check out David Bowie and Annie Lennox doing this song. Their outfits and her make up alone is worth seeing! Good job guys! I am a retired 67 yr old married white dude in N California and APPRECIATE you younger people LOVIN’ the music WE GREW UP WITH!
Queen-My favorite from the beginning--and I'm 75-I still rock out with them
To see your enthusiasm is pure joy to me, thank you so so much for sharing
Wonderful and charming trio of lads. It's a pleasure to watch you experience the great Queen, thanks. Keep going.
Absolutely love your enthusiasm and your youth! Gag I'm old, but its great to see youth like ya'll recognising the greatness of Queen. They are timeless!! Thank you!
They came to see the band, Freddie was the best front man ever, held the crowd in the palm of his hand, but they were all song writers, Roger on drums amazing vocals in his own right, Brian’s guitar is phenomenal, and never forget John “deeky” Deacon, his riffs are iconic
Don't forget to mention Deaky, aka John Deacon, bass player for Queen. Deaky wrote Another One Bites The Dust, I want to Break Free, Friends Will Be Friends, and more.
Nice reaction guys - I saw Queen on their first tour in England before anyone really knew about them in the 1970's - always great live.
Exactly what the greats do, reach out to all generations and wows still 20 plus years on
Freddie could work a crowd like no other! Even now when they play clips of him during concerts he still has that power. An amazing artist gone too soon. ❤️
It's beautiiful to see the next generation of Queen fans, Freddie will never die as long as you keep him alive :)
I love seeing people of your generation getting into Queen! I’m proud of you guys!
Great to see people the same age group as I was when I discovered Queen enjoying it today
Have you done another one bites the dust from this show yet? A lot of fun!
Oh that’s the best version of that song I’ve ever heard. Freddie has so much fun and the guys are so tight in it. Saturday is the best version.
The thing about Queen and many others - Elvis, Otis Reading, Sinatra, Turner, and the other thousands, it was about 'universality' and love, peace and unity. It was never ever about one group of people against another. You guys are the future, out future, whatever race or creed whatever, the world is hurting right now. Continue what you're doing, raising the love for everyone.