Those of us that find ourselves pulled in by Queen keep an eye out to see someone be rivetted by the discovery. This song and its sturcture was, is and will continue to be a marvel. When you see it live 8-10 years later, looking at the man he became, it really is a life story in front of you. All respect to Queen for not dictating the "meaning" of a song and leaving it up the individual...but sometimes a thing is just plain MASTERFUL (to use your word). Hope you go along for the journey.
@@TheYorkMan Yes, but Roger Taylor once said the other three of them had no idea what BR was about when Freddie Mercury brought it to them. They knew Freddie was a genius and just went with the flow. Freddie said he had about 3 songs in his head at the time but couldn't separate them, so the result is BH. It is a performance rather than a song.
@@seamuskennedy9052 In the same way I'm sure that a song like Radio Gaga (written by Roger Taylor) or Another One Bites the Dust (written by John Deacon) probably didn't mean much to the rest of the band when initially presented. BH is an amazing song, but Brian May has stated that whilst the lyrics and overall composition were Freddie's ideas, most of the arrangement and (of course) the lead guitar parts were written/developed by him. Everyone in the band has said the one who brought the initial ideas for songs got the complete writing credit, even if the completed song featured less of their (total) input than other band members.
Live Aid IS great - ripping the world stage out from under all the other groups was amazing. However, I think Queen’s best live performance is 1981 Montreal’s “Somebody to Love.” Freddie was awesome, Roger was awesome - they all were at the top of their form. Given a choice to be at either - I’d pick Montreal.
My friend, that's interesting speculation, but not factual. Freddy Mercury and his bandmates were interviewed by journalists, Freddy refused to disclose his meaning when this was written. I invite you to Google the meaning of this masterpiece, I admit I was surprised by what I read. Enjoy 😁☮️
I believe, and this is just my opinion, that Freddie found out he has some kind of disease that kills people, particularly gay people, and he's both coming out to his mom and telling her he's dying. They didn't know much about AIDS in the 70s but that it infected gay people. He says how his body's aching all the time and he wishes he'd never been born at all. Just an observation from a country music fan.
@@chiefsteps-in-poo8447 //I believe, and this is just my opinion, that Freddie found out he has some kind of disease that kills people, particularly gay people,// Freddie was diagnosed with AIDS in 1987. This song was written in 1975. There is no connection there
@@chiefsteps-in-poo8447 The disease was not well known until the mid 80s. Your timeline in thinking he was singing about being sick is just as bad as the timeline of the Bohemian Rhapsody movie.
Your expression has me rolling lol Yes, there's a lot to take in. But when you take the context of the lyrics and the instruments, its one of the greatest songs of all time.
@@markvegar1442 I can completely understand though. Having never heard it, I too would have a what the f$%k face haha But, hopefully she explores more.
So deep. Mama, just killed a man Put a gun against his head Pulled my trigger, now he's dead Mama, life had just begun But now I've gone and thrown it all away...
@@wesley.peterson I think it was more that it was a rhapsody blending different genres 5 sections ( 6 if you want to inc guitar solo some do) And it's still well known and the top selling non charity single in the UK after all this time Edit Intro,ballad,opera heavy rock,coda The other reason it stood out was it was the first music promo video
Mr E You are SO right. What other band has a song that sounded like something The Lennon Sisters would do(Bring Back That Leroy Brown), _AND_ a song that sounds like something Metallica would do(Stone Cold Crazy), and then have another that sounds genre-defying(In the Lap of the Gods), all on the same album? (Sheer Heart Attack) Then on News of the World, you have a song that a lot of people call punk(Sheer Heart Attack), immediately followed by a slow piano track(All Dead) and then a Spanish sounding, flamenco type song(Who Needs You), along with one of the most unique songs I've ever heard, Get Down, Make Love. And to top it all off, It's Late, my favorite, that just _ROCKS_ .
@@cl8onj388 I think MrE was just talking about Bo Rap having a 5 section rhapsody with a intro, ballad ,rock, opera,coda in it was new Rather than implying everything they did was different from everyone else at least I think so I'm not sure how to take your comment some of it seems sarcastic but some if it sounds genuine! Music magazine Q described "Stone Cold Crazy" as "thrash metal before the term was invented". The song was played live at almost every Queen concert between 1974 and 1978. But yes metalica did do a heavier cover of stone cold crazy and won a grammy for it! 17 years later! I dont understand why Queen didn't release it as a single in 74 makes no sense Freddie wrote bring back Leroy Brown as a tribute to Jim Croce who died the previous year in a plane crash(Bad Bad Leroy Brown) Sorry if I've misunderstood your comment And you were just meaning a mix if genres in one album was different then I agree with that That's why I don't understand why the band was so un cooperative with hot space Freddie wanted to play around with funk/dance didn't mean the whole album needed to be!
@@cl8onj388 Also other greats like Bicycle Race, and Fat Bottomed Girls, which sounds more like an AC/DC title. LOL. I wore out several Queen 8-track tapes. I still remember where the player would change tracks in the middle of a song.
I still remember when Wayne's World came out and pretty much everyone I knew would play the song in their car and sing along, complete with the headbanging.
Is that goosebumps feeling what they call ASMR? I get that when a song or a voice or a guitar blows my mind. I wonder why goosebumps (typical reaction to cold or fear) presents itself when a song is just that damn good.
@SamoaVsEverybody_814 that actually makes sense. Recovering addict here, in my 4.5 years sober, I've been taught about how dopamine (or lack of it) has reinforced most of my behaviors, good and bad, in sobriety and in addiction. In recovery I heavily relied on music to soothe myself when early recovery became too uncomfortable. I would excitedly go to meetings 45 miles away knowing I was gonna jam out on the way
@@kevindecker4803 yeah it’s sad bc I’m 13 and grew up listening to this type of music. Queen is my fav band all time I just wish rock could be like what is was when Freddie was alive.
The level of complexity of this masterpiece is astounding. The entre song is a "body of work" which needs to be heard multiple times until it's ingested, digested, appreciated, and one begins to understand. The song speaks to the awesome creativeness of Queen, the incomparable talent of Freddie Mercury, and the underlying message which is illuminated in the earlier comments on your reaction video, is capable of being personalized to each of us, and still hits home today, so many years later.
Queen was pretty damn good and very unique definitely one of a kind.. you know it’s them immediately..but there not on the level of zeppelin pink Floyd the doors the beatles or Black Sabbath.. there up there but not quite there
Phenomenal live band. Freddie was a nuclear weapon. My father was already a fan and caught them on SNL singing Crazy Little Thing Called Love. He had the Queen's Greatest cassette in his car two days later. His grandson (a strange little old soul luddite) has it now...
In all honesty, the song is really a masterpiece. The mixing of musical ideas, the storytelling, the melodic contrasts, the style changes, the legit acapella harmonies... It's a lot to unpack, but they can really sing and their music is UNDOUBTEDLY unique. 👌🏾👌🏾
@@MichaelB769 the record company apparently wanted to hack it up into a 3 minute single, which was common for AM pop stations in the 70’s but the band said no! 👍
They deliberately wrote the lyrics to be open to interpretation, and the juxtaposition of the beautiful music against the harsh words just adds to the artfulness. Don’t overthink it. Just soak it in.
Agreed, a lot if times lyrics are more poetry than storytelling. The Doors are a perfect example. When reading a poem, you don’t pay attention to a narrative, but the words themselves, and how they interact and create emotion
You got it! You saw this for the first time and you got the masterpiece that is Queen. Your opinion and review is spot on! Those of us that were alive back then and heard first hand had the same reaction. And then they performed this at Live Aid and confirmed their spot as the greatest rock group of all time. Thank you for reacting to this.
Was a teen when this was released.................i could not get enough of Queen in those years! 'News of the World' album had so many great songs. Hopefully toosushi listens and reacts to the endless hits of Queen!
The melody versus the words creates an ironic tension and this is what makes the song work. You have good musical sensitivity to pick up on it so quickly. Great reaction once again! I really enjoyed it. Here's to your next one! 🙏🙂❤️
Just some context for you, the man he's killed, was himself ^^ The 2nd act is where he's in a court of angels who pull and drag him between live and death, until Freddie accepts him for himself and is reborn. In the final act, it's an acceptance of who he is thus "nothing really matters to me" - "anywhere the wind blows" he's accepted himself. The song is about Freddie Mercury coming out as being bisexual (gay), during those times (especially around religious fanatics) it was suicide and he doesn't want to suffer anymore so he wants to kill himself, but during his battle with his conscious he finally accepts himself for who he is and shares his story to the world who also accepts him for who he is.
The piano really sets the mood for the emotional journey. A lyrical rollercoaster of emotions. So glad you gave it the respect it deserves. Your reaction during the transition was priceless.
She started this video with a bubbly spirit and by the end, her mind was blown away. Welcome to Queen sweetie. The “concerts” of all concerts cannot be appreciated until you have first celebrated their entire collection.
Most have come to the conclusion that Freddie's singing about coming to terms with his sexual orientation. Freddie always said it is up to each listener what he or she thinks it means.
That's it. Think in terms of him singing about putting to death his old self. This is like the musical equivalent of 2001 Space Odyssey. Brilliant but this the look you have when you first experience it. Lol
@@brentfugett2700 I was born in 61 & I listen to the music but now I truly appreciate listening to the lyrics. I know I was singing it & I realize it does take you back in time & he could sing!
This song was used in a movie called Wayne's World, a few years back. The reviewer on TV said that there is no way that these stoner dudes in the scene would be listening to opera one minute and Heavy Metal the next. I guess somebody eventually told the poor sot reviewer that it was one song the stoners were listening to.
The ‘what the hell did I just listen to’ look on the face is always worth waiting for on the reactions to this track. Creative genius in the purest musical form.
Yes. It was very avant guard when it came out. Queen was considered pretty out there by my friends in junior high. We really liked it, but couldn’t figure it out. Also, we only had the record, not any video.
Ok. I have become hooked on your reaction videos. I'm 50 years old and I've been listening to these classic rock songs all my life. To watch your reactions and hear you describe what you feel as you hear them for the first time... It takes me all the way back as though I'm hearing them for the first time myself. Rediscovering them and gaining a whole new enthusiasm for the genius of these songs! So, just a long winded way of saying THANK YOU!! Thank you so much for sharing and keep it up! Having a blast!! Rob, Sacramento CA
I just discovered this channel today, and already, she is my favorite when it comes to reacting to music…Why? Because she is quite obviously TRULY reacting…Not many “reactors” speak with their clearly present emotional responses, and it’s beautiful to see the appreciation for music in its purest form…
@@nathanwofford2996 That is bollocks. This is from the 70's. AIDS didn't even get recognised as a disease and named until the 80's. Stop spreading lies.
@@docbearmb It was really a different time. Homosexuality had not long been decriminalised and many families and companies would have nothing to do with openly gay people. Moreover many people would would not admit to liking gay performers. Coming out as the thing to do was still years away. This is the time when obviously gay performers simply never admitted their sexuality publicly, and why should they if they didn't want to face the flak. Liberace never came out and sued people that said he was gay. Barry Manilow only came out relative recently to the surprise of absolutely no one. John Inman, Larry Grayson, Kenneth Williams and many more with stories of denial and diversion while being as flamboyantly out as anyone really could be while still being officially in. Like I say, different times.
One of the greatest songs of all time. Me personally, I think Freddy is kind of explaining his life in this song. Watch the movie Bohemian Rhapsody and you might get a clearer picture.👍
Hi Sushi. The look on your face was priceless. Back in the day there was a trend toward what became known as Rock Operas. That's what this was. We discover the crime. The part with all the faces "we will not let you go" was his trial. It really was genius. In their own way. Funny the 70s were 10 years long but you could spend a lifetime just getting caught up on the great music. I wish sometimes we could just hit the reset button and do the 70s again lol. Keep having fun with it Sweetie! Stay safe and well.
@@alanrowley9540 Your wrong Allan, he had 2 extra molars it the back of his mouth, that he would not have removed as he feared it would, impact on his pitching high notes, so, piss off smart ars!
I noticed the song threw you for a loop. Thats good. Whenever I paint mini's, this is one of the songs I play that helps me get into the mind frame of bringing a character to life through a little piece of plastic, resin or metal.
She just stopped talking and listened to the rest of the song. A few seconds of silence after that then a subtle 'wow'....... That's all there is to it. No words, nothing, just wow. Because just wow.
Bear in mind that, when this was first released in 1975 (yes, 45 yrs ago) it was so revolutionary it completely changed not only the musical landscape but the standard of video production too! Just amazing!
On RUclips there is a live concert Queen did. Playing over the sound system was this song , 60 K people were singing Bohemian Rhapsody, it's beautiful.
I love how the eyebrows went up during the guitar solo. The notion that a distorted electric guitar (built by hand by Brian and his dad) could be used like a violin in an Opera was revolutionary.
the band said that this was Freddys coming out song. the man he killed is literally himself. he is leaving his past life behind and becoming somebody else. listen to the lyrics again with that in mind and it makes a lot of sense
it took me 30 years of hearing this song to realize that the man he kills is his heterosexuality. He's literally apologizing to his mother for not being the normal straight boy she expected.
I'm a bus driver, had about 45 kids on the bus on charter a while back, all around 13-15yo. had the radio on and when this started they all sang along, was so glorious. Made me happy that they knew it and loved it.
This was somewhat Freddie Mercury’s coming out song. He was the lead singer & was a treasure too bad we lost him so early in life. RIP FREDDIE MERCURY 😔 💕 💫
This was the only Queen song where the studio version/official video is a must react, so you nailed it. All other queen reactions should be done to the live versions, as their live performances are unmatched.
Him saying he killed a man doesn’t Necessary mean he actually killed a man he’s speaking metaphorically. honestly such a classic I listen to this song everyday Freddie was an amazing singer honestly miss him a lot 🙏🏻🙏🏻
This was their first single from the album " A Day At The Races ". The record company weren't on board with releasing a 7 minute song on the radio. Their Live Aid performance made them superstars!
There is a REASON that this song is THE GREATEST song in Rock History...........nothing else even CLOSE. Long like the KING...(Freddie Mercury) of "Queen" in our hearts...............RIP Dear Freddie, we love you and miss you so mcuh.
Queen at Live Aid is a MUST. They stole the whole show and remember, this was a duel concert and live performance staged in Wembley and Philly and shown world wide as it happened!
Your true reaction actually started on the operatic session. This is what Queen is about: To not just listen, but to feel the music as it goes on, and on, and on. I suggest you to hear it again, without pausing this time, just feeling it. You will see how it makes a great difference. For your next reaction of Queen, I suggest "Somebody to Love, Live in Montreal 1981". And next, "Queen Live Aid 1985 Concert". You need to see them live to know what these four guys are capable of. Oh, and just for the record: - The lead singer and pianist is Farrokh Bulsara, also known as Freddie Mercury, he was a graphic designer and the one who composed both this song and Somebody to Love (the one I suggested you). He was considered the best frontman and one of the best singers of all times, owner of a very singular voice. He sadly died in 1991, with a pneumony aggravated by AIDS, but he sang until his last breath, with many songs recorded basically from his deathbed, like "The Show Must Go On" (actually one of the hardest songs ever, vocally, entirelly in falseto, and Freddie aced it with a gulp of vodka and a "Fuck you, darling, I'll sing it!" to Brian May, who showed concern) and "Mother Love" (he sadly died before finishing it, so, Brian sang the missing parts). - The lead guitarrist is Dr. Brian May, won best guitarrist of the world last year, is one of the most talented songwritters on music history (he made a ton of songs, most going to Queen albums), and is basically the friendlest guy ever. He made his guitar (the red one he used there) from zero, has a PhD in astrophysic, and his thesis about cosmic dust is actually used by Nasa. - The bassist is John Deacon, composer of many sucesses of Queen, and an eletric engineer who created many devices used in music industry today. One of them is the amp of Brian's guitar, something no amp could match for until they met. Even retired after Freddie's death, he still has a voice in all important decisions of the band. - The drummer is Roger Taylor (also the lead vocalist and guitarrist of The Cross), he is a biologist and studied Dentistry as well. He, too, made many sucesses for Queen, but about his talents, I'll let you see for yourself (if you react to "Somebody to Love, Live in Montreal 81", you will. Pay attention to him there). Today, he (71 years old) and Brian (73 years old) still tour (well, not exactly "touring" now, of course, because of covid...) using the name "Queen +", and they call many other vocalists to sing with them, like Mark Martel, Jessie J and Adam Lambert. I loved your reaction, and I hope to see more.
No one really knows what this song is about. Brian May, the guitarist, has said that the band didn't know what it was about. Freddie was really deep and wouldn't let anyone into that part of himself. When they asked Freddie about the song he said ‘I think people should just listen to it, think about it, and then make up their own minds as to what it says to them…" Freddie was one of those once in a lifetime kind of artist. This was the first video that they put together. They played this song Live at Rock Montreal, 1981. If you want to feel what it was like seeing them in concert, playing this song, watch that video. I saw them in '82 and they were awesome.
@@Mainecoonlady. no one knows. It’s all speculation as Freddie has stated several times that he wants to leave the interpretation to the listener. He even explained in an interview that the song consisted of 3 different songs that he couldn’t finish and decided to merge them.
Born in 1941. His real name was Farrokh Bulsara and died in November of 1991 of aids. A movie was made about him starring Rami Malek who was actor of the year for his performance. Bohemian Rhapsody was EXCELLENT and was an astounding performance. You should watch it. I miss "Mr. Fareinheight".
We’re four misfits who don’t belong together, playing to the other misfits. The outcasts right at the back of the room, who are pretty sure they don’t belong either. We belong to them - Freddie Mercury The words dont have to mean anything, you take from it what you want to hear this was more about the music artform
I'd agree with ya about 99% of lyrics out there. But These are his deep dark worries and predictions that ended up coming true and the Lyrics were made obviously clear after how he died
one of the rare video reactions of someone who actually gets this (really) and gets music- it is exactly what you say, a journey, from being remorseful, to being condemned, to pretending to not give a damn and then just owning up to your impending fate no matter where the wind blows. You actually listen to the lyrics- don't talk over them, listen to the music and put it together. So true about the piano playing (melodic like a nursery rhyme as he was speaking to his mother)
Still cannot wrap my head around this: someone over 20 (?) hearing this for the first time. Biggest hit from one of the biggest bands of all time. Wayne's world. The movie of the same name. I don't know.
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I am with you. and the movie is like two years old. Seems to hard to believe. Maybe she had heard it, but didn't pay attention to it... even so... good way to relisten to some classics... don't seem to get how this passes the youtube censorship though...
@ Sushi seems like a nice person so I don't wanna be unkind. She's a bit of an actress: her reactions seem just too emotional and over-the-top. Of course, the overly emotional reactions, combined with the fact that she's a pretty girl, make her channel one of the more popular reaction channels. Gets pasts censorship b/c she stops the music video a lot and the screen is mostly her, so hard to say it is a copyright violation. It's clearly a review/reaction. She knows the rules. Anyway I am 99% certain she knew about Bohemian Rhapsody before the reaction video. Honestly I am getting tired of the whole reaction thing. For the most part it is a celebration of ignorance - or pretend ignorance. At this point I'd rather listen to people who know about what they are discussing. Better for the mind and soul in the long run.
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@@fattymcfatso1083 Yup... just another youtube show. Funny bit is that youtube is now pushing me to believe that a lot of people never heard about this music, by pushing a lot of reaction movies about it. :)... but then I just remember this: ruclips.net/video/cZnBNuqqz5g/видео.html and humanity is safe again.
In that moment of silence, your jaw was working and all I could think was "you'll be chewing this one over for years to come, luv." 😁 There's no easy way to digest a masterpiece like this one in one setting. Carry on, carry on.
OMG Sushi what a beautiful honest and genuine reaction to a classic song of all time, it was so so precious watching your eyes lips and face respond to this legendary musical journey. Join the club of those of us whose lives were changed listening to this gem.
Who else just loves watching the reaction on people's faces when they hear Bohemian Rhapsody for the first time?
it one of my favorite things to do now days , it like i get to share something really cool with new acquaintances and it never fails to amaze
That and Led Zeppelin.
Those of us that find ourselves pulled in by Queen keep an eye out to see someone be rivetted by the discovery. This song and its sturcture was, is and will continue to be a marvel. When you see it live 8-10 years later, looking at the man he became, it really is a life story in front of you. All respect to Queen for not dictating the "meaning" of a song and leaving it up the individual...but sometimes a thing is just plain MASTERFUL (to use your word). Hope you go along for the journey.
I dig these videos. In this one, she looked horrified most of the time and she did not do the head banging. Most listeners do the head banging thing.
Meeeeeee!!!!
One man with more musical talent than you will find nowadays in the Billboard Top 100.
That's actually true Queens songs r just so nostalgic!
There were four men in Queen....
@@TheYorkMan Yes, but Roger Taylor once said the other three of them had no idea what BR was about when Freddie Mercury brought it to them. They knew Freddie was a genius and just went with the flow. Freddie said he had about 3 songs in his head at the time but couldn't separate them, so the result is BH. It is a performance rather than a song.
@@TheYorkMan doesn't stop Freddie himself having all that talent!
@@seamuskennedy9052 In the same way I'm sure that a song like Radio Gaga (written by Roger Taylor) or Another One Bites the Dust (written by John Deacon) probably didn't mean much to the rest of the band when initially presented.
BH is an amazing song, but Brian May has stated that whilst the lyrics and overall composition were Freddie's ideas, most of the arrangement and (of course) the lead guitar parts were written/developed by him.
Everyone in the band has said the one who brought the initial ideas for songs got the complete writing credit, even if the completed song featured less of their (total) input than other band members.
Their Live Aid performance is one of the best live performances you will EVER see.
Yep
It's not one of the best live performances at all!!! It's THE BEST ever
Yes 100% agree
Live Aid IS great - ripping the world stage out from under all the other groups was amazing. However, I think Queen’s best live performance is 1981 Montreal’s “Somebody to Love.” Freddie was awesome, Roger was awesome - they all were at the top of their form. Given a choice to be at either - I’d pick Montreal.
There's an AIDS joke in there somewhere
Let's not overlook the talents of Brian May: lead guitar and actual rocket scientist...from everything I've read.
Dr.Brian May holds a PHD in astrophysics 😃
@@a.daftari2489 I do kow. I just used the term, because of the saying:"you don't have to be a rocket scientist to..." Not the most clever, I admit. :D
Lol. Rocket scientist.
I can see Sheldon rolling his eyes right now 😅
@@grandtheftmanualv945 oh the sarcastic remarks from Sheldon would be endless! 😛
Hes also pro vaccine passport which is disappointing to say the least
People don't realize that the man that he killed was his own self. It's a rock opera. It tells a story with very deep meaning.
My friend, that's interesting speculation, but not factual. Freddy Mercury and his bandmates were interviewed by journalists, Freddy refused to disclose his meaning when this was written. I invite you to Google the meaning of this masterpiece, I admit I was surprised by what I read. Enjoy 😁☮️
I believe, and this is just my opinion, that Freddie found out he has some kind of disease that kills people, particularly gay people, and he's both coming out to his mom and telling her he's dying. They didn't know much about AIDS in the 70s but that it infected gay people. He says how his body's aching all the time and he wishes he'd never been born at all. Just an observation from a country music fan.
@@chiefsteps-in-poo8447
//I believe, and this is just my opinion, that Freddie found out he has some kind of disease that kills people, particularly gay people,//
Freddie was diagnosed with AIDS in 1987. This song was written in 1975. There is no connection there
@@jodybingo
The disease wasn't created in '87, it's been around for a long time. It just really became big enough for people to notice in the 80s.
@@chiefsteps-in-poo8447 The disease was not well known until the mid 80s. Your timeline in thinking he was singing about being sick is just as bad as the timeline of the Bohemian Rhapsody movie.
Your expression has me rolling lol Yes, there's a lot to take in. But when you take the context of the lyrics and the instruments, its one of the greatest songs of all time.
She has no idea
@@markvegar1442 I can completely understand though. Having never heard it, I too would have a what the f$%k face haha But, hopefully she explores more.
So deep.
Mama, just killed a man
Put a gun against his head
Pulled my trigger, now he's dead
Mama, life had just begun
But now I've gone and thrown it all away...
@@markvegar1442 After 30 years I have no idea either.
Not one of the greatest. The greatest.
It is supposed to be an opera. There was nothing else like this when it came out. Queen have a style that is all their own.
The Who had a whole rock-Opera album called Tommy years before this. This is unique but it was not a new thing.
@@wesley.peterson
I think it was more that it was a rhapsody blending different genres
5 sections ( 6 if you want to inc guitar solo some do)
And it's still well known and the top selling non charity single in the UK after all this time
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Intro,ballad,opera heavy rock,coda
The other reason it stood out was it was the first music promo video
Mr E You are SO right. What other band has a song that sounded like something The Lennon Sisters would do(Bring Back That Leroy Brown), _AND_ a song that sounds like something Metallica would do(Stone Cold Crazy), and then have another that sounds genre-defying(In the Lap of the Gods), all on the same album? (Sheer Heart Attack) Then on News of the World, you have a song that a lot of people call punk(Sheer Heart Attack), immediately followed by a slow piano track(All Dead) and then a Spanish sounding, flamenco type song(Who Needs You), along with one of the most unique songs I've ever heard, Get Down, Make Love. And to top it all off, It's Late, my favorite, that just _ROCKS_ .
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I think MrE was just talking about Bo Rap having a 5 section rhapsody with a intro, ballad ,rock, opera,coda in it was new
Rather than implying everything they did was different from everyone else at least I think so
I'm not sure how to take your comment some of it seems sarcastic but some if it sounds genuine!
Music magazine Q described "Stone Cold Crazy" as "thrash metal before the term was invented". The song was played live at almost every Queen concert between 1974 and 1978.
But yes metalica did do a heavier cover of stone cold crazy and won a grammy for it!
17 years later!
I dont understand why Queen didn't release it as a single in 74 makes no sense
Freddie wrote bring back Leroy Brown as a tribute to Jim Croce who died the previous year in a plane crash(Bad Bad Leroy Brown)
Sorry if I've misunderstood your comment
And you were just meaning a mix if genres in one album was different then I agree with that
That's why I don't understand why the band was so un cooperative with hot space
Freddie wanted to play around with funk/dance didn't mean the whole album needed to be!
@@cl8onj388 Also other greats like Bicycle Race, and Fat Bottomed Girls, which sounds more like an AC/DC title. LOL.
I wore out several Queen 8-track tapes. I still remember where the player would change tracks in the middle of a song.
I'm in my 50's, this song has been part of my whole life and it still gives me goosebumbs. Every time.
such a special feeling seeing someone who has legitimately never heard this, being such a widespread legend as it is
I still remember when Wayne's World came out and pretty much everyone I knew would play the song in their car and sing along, complete with the headbanging.
Still the same in the 60's, believe me!
Is that goosebumps feeling what they call ASMR? I get that when a song or a voice or a guitar blows my mind. I wonder why goosebumps (typical reaction to cold or fear) presents itself when a song is just that damn good.
@SamoaVsEverybody_814 that actually makes sense. Recovering addict here, in my 4.5 years sober, I've been taught about how dopamine (or lack of it) has reinforced most of my behaviors, good and bad, in sobriety and in addiction. In recovery I heavily relied on music to soothe myself when early recovery became too uncomfortable. I would excitedly go to meetings 45 miles away knowing I was gonna jam out on the way
You’re telling me this girl went her whole life without listening to bohemian rhapsody??
This is 2020 after all some kids don’t even know what rock is
@@kevindecker4803 yeah it’s sad bc I’m 13 and grew up listening to this type of music. Queen is my fav band all time I just wish rock could be like what is was when Freddie was alive.
@@big_gamer1234 bro i just turned 14 but i fell the same as you i grew up on this
@@doublepenguin2100 Hell yeah bro. My birthday is in like a week so I’m turning 14 as well. Too bad people our age don’t have as good taste as us.
Not everyone has seen Wayne's World.
You had a look on your face for six minutes that said, "What the f*** did I just watch?!" It was GLORIOUS. So happy you seem to have appreciated it.
The level of complexity of this masterpiece is astounding. The entre song is a "body of work" which needs to be heard multiple times until it's ingested, digested, appreciated, and one begins to understand. The song speaks to the awesome creativeness of Queen, the incomparable talent of Freddie Mercury, and the underlying message which is illuminated in the earlier comments on your reaction video, is capable of being personalized to each of us, and still hits home today, so many years later.
Great comment
You sir are correct
It’s almost as if the first listen is a shock to the system...
Takes a few more times to appreciate the pure genius behind it .
Well said
Brian May wrote the Bohemian Rhapsody guitar solo
If you listen to more Queen, you are going down a rabbit hole. They were great live too
I seen them 3 times my fav
YESSS
Queen was pretty damn good and very unique definitely one of a kind.. you know it’s them immediately..but there not on the level of zeppelin pink Floyd the doors the beatles or Black Sabbath.. there up there but not quite there
Phenomenal live band. Freddie was a nuclear weapon. My father was already a fan and caught them on SNL singing Crazy Little Thing Called Love. He had the Queen's Greatest cassette in his car two days later. His grandson (a strange little old soul luddite) has it now...
@@markvegar1442 Was it amazing?
As a side note: Lead guitarist, Brian May has a PhD in Astrophysics from Imperial College London.
thanks again for reminding me I'm a loser ;)
He also has boss hair 😂
And built the guitar he plays
@@MegaAlan54321 yeah, out of an old fireplace and bicycle parts, right?
The average human head weighs 12 lbs.
In all honesty, the song is really a masterpiece. The mixing of musical ideas, the storytelling, the melodic contrasts, the style changes, the legit acapella harmonies... It's a lot to unpack, but they can really sing and their music is UNDOUBTEDLY unique. 👌🏾👌🏾
Please try to watch just once the cover of this song by Forestella! A crossover quartet from Korea. Thay did a justice to the song.
nothing like seeing someones brain melt when they listen to his true majesty the queen
This song is nothing short of a masterpiece, a wonderful singer and real talented musicians.
funny how I never need to hear Stairway To Heaven ever again but I don't mind listening to this song again from time to time !
best singer in my opinion
And to think, the record company didn’t want to release it
@@MichaelB769 the record company apparently wanted to hack it up into a 3 minute single, which was common for AM pop stations in the 70’s but the band said no! 👍
And Galileo
They deliberately wrote the lyrics to be open to interpretation, and the juxtaposition of the beautiful music against the harsh words just adds to the artfulness. Don’t overthink it. Just soak it in.
It's interesting he said pulled "my" trigger, not "the" trigger.
Agreed, a lot if times lyrics are more poetry than storytelling. The Doors are a perfect example. When reading a poem, you don’t pay attention to a narrative, but the words themselves, and how they interact and create emotion
Yep. Enjoy the ride.
@@susanritchie4921 he said he just killed a man
@Molly Price I was thinking, if she thinks she's confused _NOW_ ....................
You got it! You saw this for the first time and you got the masterpiece that is Queen. Your opinion and review is spot on! Those of us that were alive back then and heard first hand had the same reaction. And then they performed this at Live Aid and confirmed their spot as the greatest rock group of all time. Thank you for reacting to this.
Was a teen when this was released.................i could not get enough of Queen in those years! 'News of the World' album had so many great songs. Hopefully toosushi listens and reacts to the endless hits of Queen!
The first rock band my son first took serious note of is Queen. He is now 37 and still a fan. 😎
I think shes heard it before.
"this song goes on forever. It's six minutes." "I pity your wife if you think six minutes is forever." The queen biopic bohemian rhapsody
That scene/statement is apocryphal.... It likely never happened as presented in the movie..
@@TheYorkMan It sure does sounds like something Freddie would say lol
it's worse than you think. His wife was the one who told him six minutes is forever.
"Hurry up and finish, Harold! Blue Bloods is on"
Loved that scene... so iconic!
@@TheYorkMan it's an intelligent way to characterize Freddie in the movie, though 😉
Those British Rock bands from that era are on a different planet !
Still are, The Brits still Rule the the world of Music. 👍
@@tradeladder146 HELL YES!!!! And they always will!!! And I’m American lol.
@@larrygarcia6356 Nah they're not
@@Ryan-hq6pc to each his own.
The Beatles the stones the who pink Floyd queen ,British are the best , not even a contest
That’s the stuff legends are made of.
I've never actually seen someone's brain melt.
That's a good description! Bless her heart, that song hit her like a freight train!
HIV melted freddies brain XD
@@YogibearXXL so disrespectfull
@@snowysnowyriver I agree with you 100%. She had no idea what was coming at her. I kinda had to laugh a bit seeing her lost at the power of this song.
@@YogibearXXL Nasty homophobic comment. Shame on you.
The melody versus the words creates an ironic tension and this is what makes the song work. You have good musical sensitivity to pick up on it so quickly. Great reaction once again! I really enjoyed it. Here's to your next one! 🙏🙂❤️
Bohemian Rhapsody melted her brain. I love it! MORE QUEEN please
Just some context for you, the man he's killed, was himself ^^
The 2nd act is where he's in a court of angels who pull and drag him between live and death, until Freddie accepts him for himself and is reborn.
In the final act, it's an acceptance of who he is thus "nothing really matters to me" - "anywhere the wind blows" he's accepted himself.
The song is about Freddie Mercury coming out as being bisexual (gay), during those times (especially around religious fanatics) it was suicide and he doesn't want to suffer anymore so he wants to kill himself, but during his battle with his conscious he finally accepts himself for who he is and shares his story to the world who also accepts him for who he is.
Your facial expressions = priceless!
She’s so beautiful!
Hahahahaha!! I didn’t see your comment till after this I was saying SAME THING!!!!
Yes!!!
Listened to this a thousand times. Still can't get over how beautiful that voice is.
for real!! Freddy is absolutely amazing
This song went to number 1 twice. Something like 15 years apart. These guys are great.
Great Point...
3 times. Upon it's original release.. then when Wayne's World came out.. then when the movie was released a couple of years ago.
The piano really sets the mood for the emotional journey. A lyrical rollercoaster of emotions. So glad you gave it the respect it deserves. Your reaction during the transition was priceless.
She started this video with a bubbly spirit and by the end, her mind was blown away. Welcome to Queen sweetie. The “concerts” of all concerts cannot be appreciated until you have first celebrated their entire collection.
Most have come to the conclusion that Freddie's singing about coming to terms with his sexual orientation. Freddie always said it is up to each listener what he or she thinks it means.
I agree completely 100%
Exactly, who knew better than Freddie what he wrote?
That's it. Think in terms of him singing about putting to death his old self. This is like the musical equivalent of 2001 Space Odyssey. Brilliant but this the look you have when you first experience it. Lol
@@brentfugett2700 I was born in 61 & I listen to the music but now I truly appreciate listening to the lyrics. I know I was singing it & I realize it does take you back in time & he could sing!
This what happens when top quality musicianship/talent meets professionalism, the result is a timeless classic rock opera!
Freddie had this freaking masterpiece all in his head. In his head! How can you have this in your head!? Genius!
This was Freddie's coming out song. It is filled with symbolism from literature, folklore, Greek mythology and farce
I've heard this song a thousand times, and it never fails to carry me away. Still emotional after all these years.
We did not deserve Freddie Mercury. I highly recommend Dont stop me now . True legend
This song was used in a movie called Wayne's World, a few years back. The reviewer on TV said that there is no way that these stoner dudes in the scene would be listening to opera one minute and Heavy Metal the next. I guess somebody eventually told the poor sot reviewer that it was one song the stoners were listening to.
Thats the movie that introduced me to this song. I was young enough that when I saw it on TV for the first time that I was not into queen yet.
Years? Almost decades lol
@@truemenimprovedaily Damn near three of 'em.
The joke on Bohemian Rhapsody was that the actor that played the producer on the movie was actually Mike Meyers, who played Wayne on Wayne's World.
The ‘what the hell did I just listen to’ look on the face is always worth waiting for on the reactions to this track. Creative genius in the purest musical form.
Freddy's masterpiece, nothing less! Made a BIG impact in history of music.
Yes. It was very avant guard when it came out. Queen was considered pretty out there by my friends in junior high. We really liked it, but couldn’t figure it out. Also, we only had the record, not any video.
@@dorothyfielding8209 Radio stations did not want to play it because it was so long. This is a rock masterpiece...
Ok. I have become hooked on your reaction videos. I'm 50 years old and I've been listening to these classic rock songs all my life. To watch your reactions and hear you describe what you feel as you hear them for the first time... It takes me all the way back as though I'm hearing them for the first time myself. Rediscovering them and gaining a whole new enthusiasm for the genius of these songs! So, just a long winded way of saying THANK YOU!! Thank you so much for sharing and keep it up! Having a blast!! Rob, Sacramento CA
The three parts of this song are defined as: The Crime, The Trial and The Redemption.
Hey that's a great point of view
TOOSUSHI you need listen too, Show must go on - Queen
One of the best Queen songs
This song is a masterpiece. One to contemplate while rocking out. “Don’t Stop Me” is the original banger.
Yes, this song voted “happiest song”
I just discovered this channel today, and already, she is my favorite when it comes to reacting to music…Why? Because she is quite obviously TRULY reacting…Not many “reactors” speak with their clearly present emotional responses, and it’s beautiful to see the appreciation for music in its purest form…
It’s opera, the darkness, the human feelings, expressions, not just sung in a song but expressed so stunningly in such a complex composition.
It matches perfectly. He didn’t kill anybody; it’s a metaphor. He came out.
@@nathanwofford2996 That is bollocks. This is from the 70's. AIDS didn't even get recognised as a disease and named until the 80's. Stop spreading lies.
Do you honestly think the guy that named his band "Queen" was ever really in?
@@LiamE69 Good point; no, excellent point. But he did have his folks fooled for quite some time.
@@docbearmb It was really a different time. Homosexuality had not long been decriminalised and many families and companies would have nothing to do with openly gay people. Moreover many people would would not admit to liking gay performers. Coming out as the thing to do was still years away.
This is the time when obviously gay performers simply never admitted their sexuality publicly, and why should they if they didn't want to face the flak. Liberace never came out and sued people that said he was gay. Barry Manilow only came out relative recently to the surprise of absolutely no one. John Inman, Larry Grayson, Kenneth Williams and many more with stories of denial and diversion while being as flamboyantly out as anyone really could be while still being officially in.
Like I say, different times.
@@LiamE69 Yeah, that’s what I kinda said.
Those 4 guys are Freddie Mercury (lead singer), Brian May (guitar), John Deacon (bass) and Roger Taylor (drums).
Insanely talented geniuses every one of them.
@@leftcoaster67 I agree 😁
Freddie Mercury considered best vocalist of all time!!
One of the greatest songs of all time. Me personally, I think Freddy is kind of explaining his life in this song. Watch the movie Bohemian Rhapsody and you might get a clearer picture.👍
"Mama. I don't wanna die. I sometimes wish I'd never been born at all." That's POWERFUL! Rips your heart out just to hear someone say those words.
Best band ever. It brings emotions you don't understand. I want to play this on my funeral.
Hi Sushi. The look on your face was priceless. Back in the day there was a trend toward what became known as Rock Operas. That's what this was. We discover the crime. The part with all the faces "we will not let you go" was his trial. It really was genius. In their own way. Funny the 70s were 10 years long but you could spend a lifetime just getting caught up on the great music. I wish sometimes we could just hit the reset button and do the 70s again lol. Keep having fun with it Sweetie! Stay safe and well.
Its the trial in his mind relating to the turmoil he felt having all of these mixed up feelings.
Freddy Mercury chose not to get his teeth fixed for fear of ruining his beautiful voice.
shut up bland
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@@drobichaud1000 its a true story.
Absolute bollocks. Your teeth don't affect your voice in the slightest.
@@alanrowley9540 Your wrong Allan, he had 2 extra molars it the back of his mouth, that he would not have removed as he feared it would, impact on his pitching high notes, so, piss off smart ars!
I noticed the song threw you for a loop. Thats good. Whenever I paint mini's, this is one of the songs I play that helps me get into the mind frame of bringing a character to life through a little piece of plastic, resin or metal.
She just stopped talking and listened to the rest of the song. A few seconds of silence after that then a subtle 'wow'....... That's all there is to it. No words, nothing, just wow. Because just wow.
Bear in mind that, when this was first released in 1975 (yes, 45 yrs ago) it was so revolutionary it completely changed not only the musical landscape but the standard of video production too! Just amazing!
In my opinion this is one of many great Queen songs. One of the best songs ever written. R.I.P. Freddie Mercury.
The Live Aid concert is a must 🤘🤘
Greatest 20 minutes of rock history.
The next Queen that is probably their best live performance is "Somebody to love" live in Montreal 1981
Most of there biggest songs are from the 70s ,, Just like this Monster
On RUclips there is a live concert Queen did. Playing over the sound system was this song , 60 K people were singing Bohemian Rhapsody, it's beautiful.
This masterpiece is a lamenting confession about wasting one's life. It is so deep.
Now do Queen at Live Aid, their 20 minute performance...
agreed
YESSSS
That just blew everyone away !
I choked up watching this reaction. The song is so powerful that it pulled you under its spell Sushi. Your emotions were radiating....
The perplexed look as she tried to absorb what she was witnessing was pure gold lol.
That's the same word I used in my comment too. Perplexed.
I love how the eyebrows went up during the guitar solo. The notion that a distorted electric guitar (built by hand by Brian and his dad) could be used like a violin in an Opera was revolutionary.
the band said that this was Freddys coming out song.
the man he killed is literally himself.
he is leaving his past life behind and becoming somebody else.
listen to the lyrics again with that in mind and it makes a lot of sense
I envy the younger generation hearing this and other classics for the first time.
I am 16 but same!! I wish I listen to the Queen for the first time!
@@damla9978 same or at least I wish I can see my reaction listening to queens
it took me 30 years of hearing this song to realize that the man he kills is his heterosexuality. He's literally apologizing to his mother for not being the normal straight boy she expected.
Yes. He didn't kill another human. He killed a part of himself that was fake.
Mind blown!!!
lol no, that is your opinion. Freddie just read a tale in a book and wrote Bohemian Rhapsody
@@josendrado And that would be your opinion.
@@RMosack nope, that's a fact! Queen never explained Bo Rhap's meaning, you just inventing things
One of the finest bands and voices in the history of rock.
*in the history of music!
I'm a bus driver, had about 45 kids on the bus on charter a while back, all around 13-15yo. had the radio on and when this started they all sang along, was so glorious. Made me happy that they knew it and loved it.
He is and always will be the best frontman to any band . Words go deeper that just literal
This song is a masterpiece.
That was the absolute best reaction to this song I have ever seen. You had a dumbfounded, deer-in-the-headlights kind of look for a few minutes! 😮😮😮🤯
This was somewhat Freddie Mercury’s coming out song. He was the lead singer & was a treasure too bad we lost him so early in life.
RIP FREDDIE MERCURY 😔 💕 💫
This is more than just music; it's an adventure!
The musical and emotional roller coaster masterpiece that IS Bohemian Rhapsody! I think you get it!
This was the only Queen song where the studio version/official video is a must react, so you nailed it. All other queen reactions should be done to the live versions, as their live performances are unmatched.
Who Wants To Live Forever is the one that gets me. Unfortunately, not a lot of people react to it. :)
Because it's to simple
Great but simple
Freddie has fried the mind .. gotta love queen 👌🏼
Him saying he killed a man doesn’t Necessary mean he actually killed a man he’s speaking metaphorically. honestly such a classic I listen to this song everyday Freddie was an amazing singer honestly miss him a lot 🙏🏻🙏🏻
This was their first single from the album " A Day At The Races ". The record company weren't on board with releasing a 7 minute song on the radio. Their Live Aid performance made them superstars!
Ya this is more my time period - forgiveness, regrets, poetry - a story - opera! You are an amazing listener, and your analysis of music is magical!
This is, so far, my favorite reaction of yours, and I love a lot of them. I think this is the exact reaction Freddie was hoping to get to this song.
Yep, 46 years ago a 15 year old Oklahoma boy had the same reaction, and it continues. I enjoyed experiencing your reaction!
There is a REASON that this song is THE GREATEST song in Rock History...........nothing else even CLOSE. Long like the KING...(Freddie Mercury) of "Queen" in our hearts...............RIP Dear Freddie, we love you and miss you so mcuh.
One of the greatest songs ever written ...worth delving into Queens back catalogue, it's amazing .RIP Freddy
His crowd control at Live Aid 85 is phenomenal.
Queen at Live Aid is a MUST. They stole the whole show and remember, this was a duel concert and live performance staged in Wembley and Philly and shown world wide as it happened!
Live Aid was, is and always will be the greatest performance in music history.
Your true reaction actually started on the operatic session. This is what Queen is about: To not just listen, but to feel the music as it goes on, and on, and on. I suggest you to hear it again, without pausing this time, just feeling it. You will see how it makes a great difference.
For your next reaction of Queen, I suggest "Somebody to Love, Live in Montreal 1981". And next, "Queen Live Aid 1985 Concert". You need to see them live to know what these four guys are capable of.
Oh, and just for the record:
- The lead singer and pianist is Farrokh Bulsara, also known as Freddie Mercury, he was a graphic designer and the one who composed both this song and Somebody to Love (the one I suggested you). He was considered the best frontman and one of the best singers of all times, owner of a very singular voice. He sadly died in 1991, with a pneumony aggravated by AIDS, but he sang until his last breath, with many songs recorded basically from his deathbed, like "The Show Must Go On" (actually one of the hardest songs ever, vocally, entirelly in falseto, and Freddie aced it with a gulp of vodka and a "Fuck you, darling, I'll sing it!" to Brian May, who showed concern) and "Mother Love" (he sadly died before finishing it, so, Brian sang the missing parts).
- The lead guitarrist is Dr. Brian May, won best guitarrist of the world last year, is one of the most talented songwritters on music history (he made a ton of songs, most going to Queen albums), and is basically the friendlest guy ever. He made his guitar (the red one he used there) from zero, has a PhD in astrophysic, and his thesis about cosmic dust is actually used by Nasa.
- The bassist is John Deacon, composer of many sucesses of Queen, and an eletric engineer who created many devices used in music industry today. One of them is the amp of Brian's guitar, something no amp could match for until they met. Even retired after Freddie's death, he still has a voice in all important decisions of the band.
- The drummer is Roger Taylor (also the lead vocalist and guitarrist of The Cross), he is a biologist and studied Dentistry as well. He, too, made many sucesses for Queen, but about his talents, I'll let you see for yourself (if you react to "Somebody to Love, Live in Montreal 81", you will. Pay attention to him there). Today, he (71 years old) and Brian (73 years old) still tour (well, not exactly "touring" now, of course, because of covid...) using the name "Queen +", and they call many other vocalists to sing with them, like Mark Martel, Jessie J and Adam Lambert.
I loved your reaction, and I hope to see more.
I agree with your next choices: Somebody to Love live in Montreal 1981 and the Live Aid concert voted the best live set ever.
No one really knows what this song is about. Brian May, the guitarist, has said that the band didn't know what it was about. Freddie was really deep and wouldn't let anyone into that part of himself. When they asked Freddie about the song he said ‘I think people should just listen to it, think about it, and then make up their own minds as to what it says to them…" Freddie was one of those once in a lifetime kind of artist. This was the first video that they put together. They played this song Live at Rock Montreal, 1981. If you want to feel what it was like seeing them in concert, playing this song, watch that video. I saw them in '82 and they were awesome.
We know what it’s about.
@@Mainecoonlady. It sure was a classic. The older I get the deeper the song gets for me.
@@Mainecoonlady. no one knows. It’s all speculation as Freddie has stated several times that he wants to leave the interpretation to the listener. He even explained in an interview that the song consisted of 3 different songs that he couldn’t finish and decided to merge them.
I have watched many of your reactions, this is by far the best! The look on your face is priceless.
Born in 1941. His real name was Farrokh Bulsara and died in November of 1991 of aids. A movie was made about him starring Rami Malek who was actor of the year for his performance. Bohemian Rhapsody was EXCELLENT and was an astounding performance. You should watch it. I miss "Mr. Fareinheight".
We’re four misfits who don’t belong together, playing to the other misfits. The outcasts right at the back of the room, who are pretty sure they don’t belong either. We belong to them - Freddie Mercury
The words dont have to mean anything, you take from it what you want to hear this was more about the music artform
They are just words don't take them literally. Some metaphors some poetry relax
I'd agree with ya about 99% of lyrics out there. But These are his deep dark worries and predictions that ended up coming true and the Lyrics were made obviously clear after how he died
bohemian rhapsody is was and always will be pure genius .
one of the rare video reactions of someone who actually gets this (really) and gets music- it is exactly what you say, a journey, from being remorseful, to being condemned, to pretending to not give a damn and then just owning up to your impending fate no matter where the wind blows. You actually listen to the lyrics- don't talk over them, listen to the music and put it together. So true about the piano playing (melodic like a nursery rhyme as he was speaking to his mother)
Still cannot wrap my head around this: someone over 20 (?) hearing this for the first time. Biggest hit from one of the biggest bands of all time. Wayne's world. The movie of the same name. I don't know.
I am with you. and the movie is like two years old. Seems to hard to believe. Maybe she had heard it, but didn't pay attention to it... even so... good way to relisten to some classics... don't seem to get how this passes the youtube censorship though...
@ Sushi seems like a nice person so I don't wanna be unkind. She's a bit of an actress: her reactions seem just too emotional and over-the-top. Of course, the overly emotional reactions, combined with the fact that she's a pretty girl, make her channel one of the more popular reaction channels. Gets pasts censorship b/c she stops the music video a lot and the screen is mostly her, so hard to say it is a copyright violation. It's clearly a review/reaction. She knows the rules. Anyway I am 99% certain she knew about Bohemian Rhapsody before the reaction video. Honestly I am getting tired of the whole reaction thing. For the most part it is a celebration of ignorance - or pretend ignorance. At this point I'd rather listen to people who know about what they are discussing. Better for the mind and soul in the long run.
@@fattymcfatso1083 Yup... just another youtube show. Funny bit is that youtube is now pushing me to believe that a lot of people never heard about this music, by pushing a lot of reaction movies about it. :)... but then I just remember this: ruclips.net/video/cZnBNuqqz5g/видео.html and humanity is safe again.
In that moment of silence, your jaw was working and all I could think was "you'll be chewing this one over for years to come, luv." 😁
There's no easy way to digest a masterpiece like this one in one setting. Carry on, carry on.
The 70's man, glad I was there.
Facts
OMG Sushi what a beautiful honest and genuine reaction to a classic song of all time, it was so so precious watching your eyes lips and face respond to this legendary musical journey. Join the club of those of us whose lives were changed listening to this gem.
stfu holden
The Joy of meeting Queen for the First Time -- LOVE IT
Oh the look on your face when the operatic section came on priceless Freddie Mercurys master piece Queen the very best.