I was there in London, when Queen came on the concert had been going for almost 7 hours on a hot day. The energy was waining, but when Queen did their set it seemed like the whole place lifted off the ground. It amazes me that 36 years later people spontaneously join in. That’s presence and power. Great reaction!
@@christineoneal666 on the side about 2/3rds back. If you look at the film there is a concrete entrance on the left side. Just after that second tier up. Sound was still good, but even with screens it was hard to see.
Everyone called it Freddie’s strut, that walk, and he did so fabulously. As he did everything, always. Appreciate your reaction. I love his personality as much as his voice and musical genius, also. 👍👍👍
72,0000 people at Wembley, another 100,000 in Philadelphia, and 1,2 billion watching on TV globally. The Olympics have 3 satellites...Live Aid had 13. I wasn't a Queen fan at all, but after that day..I was lol! The world for Africa! I remember it was very hot that day in Wembley Stadium July 13th 1985 but it was worth it, best day in my life! 👏👏🇳🇱
And he did that performance against Doctor's orders, because he had a severe throat infection, but you never would have known the pain he was going through to deliver. The only glimpse of discomfort, is just before he hits that last note "World" in we are the champions. He paused for a couple deep breaths. It was a charity concert for the starving in Africa. Until Queen came on (who were not on the original play list, so the crowd he commanded were other bands fans) the concert was making very little money. Once Queen hit the stage the phones went crazy. Queens difference from others bands...they dont push out their performance onto the crowd, they instead invited the crowd "into" their performance, so they felt somehow they were part of the group.
I was thrilled when I saw you were reacting to this!!! Yes, the sign was Africa. The concert was at Wembley Stadium in London and also simultaneously in Philadelphia USA. It was a 16 hour concert for the famine relief in Ethiopia. Each group had 17 minutes to do their best. Queen stole the show. There was no sound checks, fancy lights etc. just pure music. Several “big” names rather fell short. Their performance is still rated the best live rock and roll performance in history. Crazy Little Thing called Love was his tribute to Elvis. He actually wrote it in 10 minutes while in the bathtub!!! The audience wasn’t a “Queen” audience, however, Freddie had them in the palm of his hand immediately. BTW, he had a throat infection and his Doctor advised him NOT to perform that day- and he still sounded that good!!!
🤣😂 Your rant about fake favs cracked me up! Loved it! Freddie looked to be having the time of his life. The crowd felt it and reacted to it, even though they weren’t all Queen fans. Many other bands played that day, and the tickets had sold out before it was known if Queen would be there, but Freddie had every single one of them in the palm of his hand. If only they could bottle that charisma, I’d buy some.
Thank you, your love for Freddie makes me so happy, it's what I've felt for more years than you have been alive and to see it in you, that is to me a youngster is wonderful. Freddie was a gift to us, lent to us for a short time before God wanted him back. RIP my angel Freddie.
Yesyesyes thankyou!!!!! Glad to see some Queen again. You're always a pleasure to watch, and a great reactor. You feel music! May I suggest Queen Is this the world we created live at Wembley 1986?? They also did this as encore at Live Aid, but that version gets blocked very often. Much bless to you, and keep up the good work.
I absolutely love your love and enthusiasm for Freddie because I feel the same way about him. There will never be another frontman, singer and beautiful human being as Freddie. He was so loved by everyone.
Live Aid was a concert broadcast worldwide from London and Philadelphia. It was a fund raiser for famine relief in Africa, mainly Ethiopia. A couple of billion watched.
It said this was the greatest 20 minutes in rock history and they weren't even supposed to be at this Live Aid concert they joined last minute so this wasn't even his fan base and he was sick on top of it can you imagine. I love your reaction. Ps he is my husband 🤣😍
No not in Africa, but a charity concert held to raise money for the Ethiopian famine. All the biggest bands performed. There were two concerts held simultaneously in London and Philadelphia with a worldwide TV audience of 1Billion people. Queen kicked everyone else to the curb.
Glad you enjoyed it. I liked your reaction. I watched it live on tv back then when I was 15. Anybody who was there witnessed a genius at work. Nobody even gets close then and now
You're OK! This was neat. The passion, the sincerity is appreciated. Freddie is my soul-brother, lover, son ... gone 3 decades b4 I knew him but inspires my every day. His and Queen's music is truly legendary.
I liked the irony of your little rant about Elvis in the middle of the song before Freddie's tribute to him. And yet one more taken in by the fake of Freddie almost smashing his guitar, he was just messing with the crowd, as usual.
Can I please tell you that your Queen reactions fill my heart with joy? I have been a Queen fan since I first hear them in the mid 70’s when I was in high school-so I have been a fan for a minute or two, haha. And it makes me so happy, for some reason, when someone your age discovers the genius of Queen. Maybe check out Freddie’s older stuff that he wrote and did with the opera diva, Montserrat Caballe (Barcelona, Golden Boy, etc) Simply amazing!! Thank you for your Queen reactions!!
Loved your reaction and your speech in the beginning about fake favorites......he was the best.......some people say that P.T.BARNUM was the Greatest Showman of all time......I think not
Hey Mark been following you since your Uncle Chris Stapleton I was one that said that you had pretty eyes glad to see you on the queen they are my absolute favorite sorry Chris comes in second
If he is your uncle can he be my brother? I am older than you sooooo brother seems to fit more than Uncle for me? I love all members of Queen, they are just incredible in everything they do, even today. I watched LiveAid live on television and every time I see this video I am still blown away and still wishing I was there! ❤️
Link to Is This the World We Created performed later in the evening by Freddie and Brian: ruclips.net/video/riwDo7_GxjM/видео.html. Incredibly beautiful & worth watching.
72,000 in Attendance and 1.9 Billion people watching from around the world . 1/4 of the population at that time. Live Aid raised 24 million dollars for famine in Africa.
Fantastic reaction - your commentary is bang on. The performance might be the greatest rock show of all time. It's hard to do it justice, but you pulled it off. Thank you for putting this out there. Your reaction to this truly epic historical performance really lifted up my day. I agree about your statement regarding Elvis as well. Freddy >>>>>>>>>>>>>> Elvis.
Tytyty❤❤❤Greatest live rock performance in history❤👑❤Please react to Queen Live at Wembley 1986 One Vision, Kind Of Magic, LapOfTheGods/SevenSeasOfRhye, AnotherOneBitesTheDust, Now I'm Here, Radio GaGa, Freddie's Impromptu 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 you might as well do the whole entire concert 😁👑😁
This was a concert festival that was put together to raise money for famine relief in Africa. There were 2 stages, one in London and one in Philadelphia. The concert started in the morning on the London stage and then later on, would switch back and forth between the performances on each stage. EX: While Duran Duran was playing in London, Bon Jovi was getting set up in Philly and back and forth. All of the performers had an agreement, in principle, that they would only play for 25 minutes so as not to cut into other performers time and be able to get set up for the next act. Thats why the QUEEN songs are shortened versions of their tunes. *Phil Collins actually played both stages. He performed in London and then flew to Philly and played there.
Freddie was voted as best vocalist and frontman of all the time high and queen was voted as best rock bend in the world all time high. They have done over 200songs in 16 different genres.👏👏 They are amazing legends ❤❤👏 Is there something what they can't do?
Live Aid was a charity event to raise money for the famine in Africa!! Artists in the industry donated their time to raise the money! Queen was added to the artist list later so many in the crowd weren’t sure Queen was even performing! They practiced to get their 20 min set perfect. Each artist was given the same amount of time & if they went over the time the power would be turned off! Queen took this performance very seriously like their life depended on it! They fit six songs into 20 min whereas other artists did only 2-3 songs! Queen’s performance blew everybody away & went down in rock history as the best single live performance!! Amazing!! The Freddie Mercury planet shined brighter than the sun that day! Has anyone asked Brian to build that Time Machine yet? 😍 The outro of Crazy Little Thing Called Love is a snippet of JAILHOUSE ROCK. Just sayin’ folks!
@@joannedarley1893 Hahahahaha!! Honestly, I’m taking you with so you can show me around Wembley!! 😁 Hey here’s a link to a reaction … find my comment then click on replies & read the conversation I had with Kerry! He’s a writer but at the age of 17 he wrote reviews for a record store & recounts an experience he had in 1974. I call the story “Looking for Mott the Hoople”. LMK ruclips.net/video/9QoMpFaZj3w/видео.html
Freddy summed up completely when asked during an interview. 'How many instruments do you play?' Freddy: (with a shocked look on his face) Only one, darling... The Audience.
Sorry, just found you; so, I’m late to the Comment Section! I’m a 66 y/o Glamma. You seem to enjoy the background of things. And, I’m a Trivia sponge, so here goes: They had just completed a Tour a month b4. So, they went & rented a Stadium to practice the performance. He ended up with a Throat Infection & the Doctor highly recommended he not do it bc he might lose his musical ability. He said no! Can you tell he had a severe throat infection? Most people think he was drinking booze from the cups bc on the piano. He’s drinking Honey & Tea. His command of the Audience was more than coincidence it was miraculous. Considering there were so many people there the sound was getting absorbed through them. So the people @ the back we’re following his hand gestures bc the actual sound hadn’t even reached them b4 the next sound was coming @ them. Go back & watch what his hands are doing & what the Audience is doing. NEXT: Radio Gaga is celebrating Radio bc M-TV is just getting started. LADY GAGA was a huge Freddie Fam growing up, so That was where she came up with HER STAGE NAME! You have to listen to the words to really understand the meaning. Most of us didn’t have a clue what a Band looked like unless we saw them in Person! NEXT-MICROPHONE. At sometime along the way a Microphone Stand broke, so that was the only spilt second solution they could come up with. He realized the freedom he had to move, dance, & engage the Audience. NEXT MICHAEL JACKSON & ELVIS CONNECTION on Song THING CALLED LOVE: It was written as his homage to Elvis-Freddie was a big fan. But, he just wasn’t sure about the song bc he didn’t want to taint Elvis. SO, he played it for Michael J. (Yes, they were friends!). And Michael told him he HAD TO, he said “Freddie, you have to”! (Can’t you just see that!?). NEXT FREDDIE’s VOICE. HE HAD 4 extra teeth so that’s the reason he had such an overbite. He had the ability to naturally flow from Octave to Octave. It was a natural progression, for him. SCIENTIFICALLY: Test were done on his Voice. He was able to use his Throat muscles on either side of his vocal cords. Which is normally seen in some Opera Singers. His Vocal Range was from Low Bass F, to High Soprano F! They were extremely surprised to find out that he could go from about 92Hz to 784Hz, effortlessly! See ACTUAL REPORT BELOW: nyone who has listened to a Queen track knows that Freddie has a unique ability that still has not been truly replicated since. His ability to blend highs, lows and mid range notes cohesively and with immense precision. This skill was due to the fact that Freddie was able to create faster vibrato and harmonics than any other singer at the time. Not only this, he was able to shift through registers effortlessly. Although he naturally held a baritone voice, he primarily sang as a tenor and of course had no problem then shifting into soprano parts. One study on Freddie’s vocal range even confirmed that he was able to vary from about 92.2 Hz to 784 Hz, meaning he was reliably able to hit notes from the booming low of F#2 to the high pitch G5 - that covers a full three octaves! LAST FUN FACT: His Lead Guitarist is playing on a Guitar he & his Father made. When he first starting to learn they were too poor to afford a high end guitar. So, they just made one! The included some “extras” that would normally have to be separate instruments to get all those features (think Concerts when you see guitarist changing Guitars depending on the Song….that’s why he didn’t)! I’m sorry to take up your Valuable Time, and I thank you. You need anymore Trivia I’m your G’Ma go to. My Brain is full, especially with music, & believe it or not Sports! (When he is waving his arm it is to tell the cameramen which way he is going bc he’s moving around so much. And, “We Will Rock You”, is actually a Prelude to “We Are The Champions”. It is actually all 1 Song!) LEAD GUITARIST: Brian May’s family couldn’t afford a Guitar so he & his Dad made it from an old Cabinet. Because they were making it there are a lot of extra features that he wanted. It is truly a “one of a kind”!
I don't agree with you about Elvis, but despite what you think of him, I recommend you react to 'Elvis and the black community'. I think that would give you an insight into who Elvis was. Also, fun fact, Freddie's inspiration to 'Crazy little thing called love' was Elvis. He loved him.
@@saflynn14 Well, to be fair, nobody had the Freddie moves back then. After all, it was a different era, and Elvis had his own ways, so you can't really compare them to one another, in my opinion.
The Immortal Queen on Live Aid. ! Freddie ,on his left hand the mic on the right hand was the crowd 🤘 you’re God Father and Uncle is such an entertainer😅😅😅 i wonder what will you call him on next reaction 😅 i like your vibe😎 have you reacted “Somebody to love live in Montreal1981? or Under Pressure live at Wembley1986? please do reaction video. i like your video and comments. 😎
Live Aid was a duel-venue concert held both at Wembley Stadium, London & JFK Stadium, Philadelphia, and broadcast worldwide to 1.5 Billion people to raise money to aid the famine in Ethiopia (1983- 1985). There were over 65 performers that were each given 20 minutes on stage to entertain and raise money. Queen's performance stole the concert!! Only Freddie Mercury could get 1.5 Billion people to respond to his "Ay-Oh".
I have a couple reaction request will you react to One Vision it's a tribute to Martin Luther King also he does a song with Michael Jackson however it was pieced together after his death because he never finished recording it with him because Michael kept bringing a llama to the studio LOL its called more to life than this
Sure u already got bashed about elvis comment. I have not read any comments. Love ya bro. Elvis was a original too. Don't even think he was not. No hate. LOVE YOUR REACTION! FREDDIE WAS INDEED A EVERYTHING!!!!!!!! No way to compare greatest in music bc the greats are great for their own talent alone.
You gotta react to sauce walka - R.I.P Buddy , he from Houston he's well known too he from the same hood as SPM SouthPark also known as SaucePark , Jurassic Park , is some deep tho fr
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I know that this is old what I’m looking at, but I really really do like Queen they rock 🤘🏾. Freddy he did a fantastic job I just wish I was there, but I was only 4 years old (lol). Yes Elvis copied off a lot of people our rates, so I never like him (sorry but I don’t) 🤐
Your comments on Elvis are not quite accurate. You really should do some research. Elvis was an original and what he started paves the way for people like Freddie. Elvis didn’t “steal” from others. It is true that the didn’t write his own material but he paid for the use. He made a lot of money for a lot of people. He was extremely generous. Freddie was a superstar and so talented. You don’t need to diss others accomplishments to appreciate the wonder of Queen. And it is Queen-the group- not just Freddie who made and wrote the music you are enjoying. Queen as a group recognized that they were all responsible and they decided that songs would be credited to all of them.I think you should research on Elvis before you make these types of statements
@@MarkColeman121587 Actually Big Mama Thornton did not write Hound Dog. Songwriting credit goes to Jerry Leiber and Michael Stoller. And before Elvis even got a chance to record it, ten other covers had already been recorded, including a cover by The Quarrymen who were later known as the Beatles. There were numerous covers and it was blatantly ripped off twice. The result was eerily similar songs that stole the basic song structure and melody. Accusing Elvis of song theft is not really fair considering what the music business was back in the 50s. There wasn't a one-song/one-artist relationship. Many musical artists performed different renditions/covers of the same song that was written by someone else. In fact, in the early 1950s, many renditions of the same song topped the charts at the same time. Elvis never claimed to write these songs. His manager-colonel Tom Parker ran Elvis’s life in many ways and abused that power. He actually kept Elvis from ever performing outside the US because he was in the states illegally and no one knew it. This is from the writers themselves. Behind the Song: "Hound Dog," by Leiber & Stoller - American Songwriter
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I was there in London, when Queen came on the concert had been going for almost 7 hours on a hot day. The energy was waining, but when Queen did their set it seemed like the whole place lifted off the ground. It amazes me that 36 years later people spontaneously join in. That’s presence and power. Great reaction!
What a great memory!!
How far were you from the stage?
@@christineoneal666 on the side about 2/3rds back. If you look at the film there is a concrete entrance on the left side. Just after that second tier up. Sound was still good, but even with screens it was hard to see.
@@joan783 Very cool that you were there to be a part of history. I would've preferred being up a bit that way I could have a seat.
Everyone called it Freddie’s strut, that walk, and he did so fabulously. As he did everything, always. Appreciate your reaction. I love his personality as much as his voice and musical genius, also. 👍👍👍
72,0000 people at Wembley, another 100,000 in Philadelphia, and 1,2 billion watching on TV globally. The Olympics have 3 satellites...Live Aid had 13. I wasn't a Queen fan at all, but after that day..I was lol! The world for Africa!
I remember it was very hot that day in Wembley Stadium July 13th 1985 but it was worth it, best day in my life! 👏👏🇳🇱
And he did that performance against Doctor's orders, because he had a severe throat infection, but you never would have known the pain he was going through to deliver. The only glimpse of discomfort, is just before he hits that last note "World" in we are the champions. He paused for a couple deep breaths. It was a charity concert for the starving in Africa. Until Queen came on (who were not on the original play list, so the crowd he commanded were other bands fans) the concert was making very little money. Once Queen hit the stage the phones went crazy. Queens difference from others bands...they dont push out their performance onto the crowd, they instead invited the crowd "into" their performance, so they felt somehow they were part of the group.
"severe" is a folk story
@@RoverWaters You were his doctor? He said himself it was like singing with broken glass in his throat. I'll take Freddie's word on it.
@@joyceharkin3641 OK KAREN
@@RoverWaters Whatever sweetie!
I love the way you love Freddie and Queen!! Makes so happy to watch the youth of today react and appreciate good music from the 70s and 80s 😁😘😍❤️🥳
That's not a walk. That's what you called the Mercury's peacock strut 😁
The Freddie Strut!! Could watch it ALL day long! 😘😘😘😍😁
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No one could strut like Freddie, not even Mick Jagger
Freddie looking like an Adonis, he is my fave, no mind about fake faves at all.
Yes! In Radio GaGa, his profile is oh so Rudolph Valentino. Striking. But I get that Adonis take too - beauty & desire, I am ok with that too!
I love how much you love Freddie! I love him too. 💕💖💕👑💕💖💕
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A music critic stated Freddie strutted across the stage like a beautiful peacock. Great reaction 🙂
I was thrilled when I saw you were reacting to this!!! Yes, the sign was Africa. The concert was at Wembley Stadium in London and also simultaneously in Philadelphia USA. It was a 16 hour concert for the famine relief in Ethiopia. Each group had 17 minutes to do their best. Queen stole the show. There was no sound checks, fancy lights etc. just pure music. Several “big” names rather fell short. Their performance is still rated the best live rock and roll performance in history.
Crazy Little Thing called Love was his tribute to Elvis. He actually wrote it in 10 minutes while in the bathtub!!!
The audience wasn’t a “Queen” audience, however, Freddie had them in the palm of his hand immediately.
BTW, he had a throat infection and his Doctor advised him NOT to perform that day- and he still sounded that good!!!
I watched this concert live on tv ... Queen is who I was waiting for - no DVRs back then, lol. I had no idea I was watching history... ❤
Loved your reaction
🤣😂 Your rant about fake favs cracked me up! Loved it! Freddie looked to be having the time of his life. The crowd felt it and reacted to it, even though they weren’t all Queen fans. Many other bands played that day, and the tickets had sold out before it was known if Queen would be there, but Freddie had every single one of them in the palm of his hand. If only they could bottle that charisma, I’d buy some.
😂😂😂 well I had to tell the truth. He was singing for all they faves from the dance rehearsals and vocal lessons they skipped 😂😂😂
PLEASE react to the Green Day crowd singing Bohemian Rhapsody at Hyde park uk 2017. You will see the love for Freddie Mercury ❤️
Thank you, your love for Freddie makes me so happy, it's what I've felt for more years than you have been alive and to see it in you, that is to me a youngster is wonderful.
Freddie was a gift to us, lent to us for a short time before God wanted him back. RIP my angel Freddie.
Yesyesyes thankyou!!!!! Glad to see some Queen again. You're always a pleasure to watch, and a great reactor. You feel music! May I suggest Queen Is this the world we created live at Wembley 1986?? They also did this as encore at Live Aid, but that version gets blocked very often. Much bless to you, and keep up the good work.
Freddie performed every gig like it was his last and always gave 100% which is the difference to the artists nowadays
Lol 30 seconds in and you’re already raving....he was just getting warmed up.
Great reaction!
lol 😂 Uncle Freddie gets me hype. Thank you I appreciate it
I Just Love your comments about our Freddie. Love love love it !! 1:53 Thank You❤️your Brilliant .
I absolutely love your love and enthusiasm for Freddie because I feel the same way about him. There will never be another frontman, singer and beautiful human being as Freddie. He was so loved by everyone.
Live Aid was a concert broadcast worldwide from London and Philadelphia. It was a fund raiser for famine relief in Africa, mainly Ethiopia. A couple of billion watched.
It said this was the greatest 20 minutes in rock history and they weren't even supposed to be at this Live Aid concert they joined last minute so this wasn't even his fan base and he was sick on top of it can you imagine. I love your reaction. Ps he is my husband 🤣😍
Wherever you are right now, I hope you know WE LOVE YOU FREDDIE ❤️
Great reaction by you ! Thank you for loving the best band ever! I’m sure uncle Freddie would love you ! ❤️❤️
I have nothing to add to this performance, it is all there right on the stage. Those four boys nailed it! This was an Aid concert for food for Africa.
No not in Africa, but a charity concert held to raise money for the Ethiopian famine. All the biggest bands performed. There were two concerts held simultaneously in London and Philadelphia with a worldwide TV audience of 1Billion people. Queen kicked everyone else to the curb.
Yes thank you for explaining to this young man.. history is so important to remember.
Thanks, Dude - some credit to Roger and Brian on backup vocals, too - esp. Rog.
i love that you got the same passion and love for queen and freddie like us
I love your comments! I totally agree with you.
Thank you I definitely appreciate it
I love your reactions and the way you get excited over details
more queen please ^__^
Glad you enjoyed it. I liked your reaction. I watched it live on tv back then when I was 15. Anybody who was there witnessed a genius at work. Nobody even gets close then and now
Thank you I appreciate it
@@MarkColeman121587 You're welcome. I enjoy your channel
You're OK! This was neat. The passion, the sincerity is appreciated. Freddie is my soul-brother, lover, son ... gone 3 decades b4 I knew him but inspires my every day. His and Queen's music is truly legendary.
Listen carefully to Roger and Brian's backing vocals, they clearly complete the sound you are hearing.
I liked the irony of your little rant about Elvis in the middle of the song before Freddie's tribute to him.
And yet one more taken in by the fake of Freddie almost smashing his guitar, he was just messing with the crowd, as usual.
Love, love love your reaction!!!!
Freddie is the best; Always be my favorite. Hes a modern day Mozart.
I was 16 when I watched this on TV.
The good ol days.❤🎤🎸🥁🎼🌟
Wow, Uncle Freddie AND Uncle Stevie Rae? Can I come to the family bbq? 😂 ❤️ your reactions to all things Queen & SRV!
Nice reaction. The audience weren't queen fans when they got there but they certainly were when they left.
King of rock 🤘 freddie...
Can I please tell you that your Queen reactions fill my heart with joy? I have been a Queen fan since I first hear them in the mid 70’s when I was in high school-so I have been a fan for a minute or two, haha. And it makes me so happy, for some reason, when someone your age discovers the genius of Queen. Maybe check out Freddie’s older stuff that he wrote and did with the opera diva, Montserrat Caballe (Barcelona, Golden Boy, etc) Simply amazing!! Thank you for your Queen reactions!!
This crazy little called love was dedicated to Elvis and wrote it in his bath in 10 min.
You missed one, the Encore! Catch that one, with just Freddie and Bryan, if you don’t have tears, well, I would be surprised. IT.IS.SO.GREAT! ❤️
The reactions that have included the last song, on other channels, has gotten blocked. It’s a shame, but that’s how it is.
@@imweakfordeaky can always try. Or he can watch it without the reaction. It is a MUST see! ❤️
It is availsble separately. "Is This The World We Created"
Fastest 20 mins of your life
Live Aid was done in London it was a performance for a fundraiser for Africa
Live Aid was done in London and Philadelphia (you can see the stadium here 26:16 ) it was a performance for a fundraiser for Ethiopia
"The Mercury Walk". That is now a thing for me! Thank you!!!
Loved your reaction and your speech in the beginning about fake favorites......he was the best.......some people say that P.T.BARNUM was the Greatest Showman of all time......I think not
Wow 🥰 loved it 😍 thanks liked subscribed 😁❤️ Freddie Mercury ❤️
You my friend should be the president of the Queen fan club! 👏👏👏
They were and are multitalented. All of them
Great reaction
Thank you
Hey Mark been following you since your Uncle Chris Stapleton I was one that said that you had pretty eyes glad to see you on the queen they are my absolute favorite sorry Chris comes in second
Yes you’ve been here watching for a long time. Thank you I greatly appreciate it. Definitely means a lot
@@MarkColeman121587 thanks Mark you're one of my favorite RUclipsrs
If he is your uncle can he be my brother? I am older than you sooooo brother seems to fit more than Uncle for me? I love all members of Queen, they are just incredible in everything they do, even today. I watched LiveAid live on television and every time I see this video I am still blown away and still wishing I was there! ❤️
Yes he can definitely be your brother. I love this performance. I felt like I was at the concert
Link to Is This the World We Created performed later in the evening by Freddie and Brian: ruclips.net/video/riwDo7_GxjM/видео.html. Incredibly beautiful & worth watching.
72,000 in Attendance and 1.9 Billion people watching from around the world . 1/4 of the population at that time. Live Aid raised 24 million dollars for famine in Africa.
Fantastic reaction - your commentary is bang on. The performance might be the greatest rock show of all time. It's hard to do it justice, but you pulled it off. Thank you for putting this out there. Your reaction to this truly epic historical performance really lifted up my day. I agree about your statement regarding Elvis as well. Freddy >>>>>>>>>>>>>> Elvis.
Tytyty❤❤❤Greatest live rock performance in history❤👑❤Please react to Queen Live at Wembley 1986 One Vision, Kind Of Magic, LapOfTheGods/SevenSeasOfRhye, AnotherOneBitesTheDust, Now I'm Here, Radio GaGa, Freddie's Impromptu 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 you might as well do the whole entire concert 😁👑😁
THE WHOLE CONCERT!!!
You should look into Barcelona by Freddie and Montserrat Caballé
oddly you mentioned Elvis, "This crazy little called love" was written by Freddy as a tribute to Elvis!
This was a concert festival that was put together to raise money for famine relief in Africa.
There were 2 stages, one in London and one in Philadelphia. The concert started in the morning on the London stage and then later on, would switch back and forth between the performances on each stage. EX: While Duran Duran was playing in London, Bon Jovi was getting set up in Philly and back and forth. All of the performers had an agreement, in principle, that they would only play for 25 minutes so as not to cut into other performers time and be able to get set up for the next act.
Thats why the QUEEN songs are shortened versions of their tunes.
*Phil Collins actually played both stages. He performed in London and then flew to Philly and played there.
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It was at Wembley stadium in London. It was called Live-aid and was to benefit Africa during a famine .
Keep up the great work 💪👏
Thank you I appreciate it
'Uncle Freddie' LOL I love it 💚
Best concert of all time! Freddie Mercury tribute concert is also one of the best concerts of all...
Freddie was voted as best vocalist and frontman of all the time high and queen was voted as best rock bend in the world all time high.
They have done over 200songs in 16 different genres.👏👏
They are amazing legends ❤❤👏
Is there something what they can't do?
Please, react to “Barcelona” by Freddie Mercury & Montserrat Caballé. You will enjoy it!
Queen at Live Aid was the best concert of all time.
Freddie is your Uncle! I see the resemblance....You're both SO handsome! for real
Awesome
Live Aid was a charity event to raise money for the famine in Africa!! Artists in the industry donated their time to raise the money! Queen was added to the artist list later so many in the crowd weren’t sure Queen was even performing! They practiced to get their 20 min set perfect. Each artist was given the same amount of time & if they went over the time the power would be turned off! Queen took this performance very seriously like their life depended on it! They fit six songs into 20 min whereas other artists did only 2-3 songs! Queen’s performance blew everybody away & went down in rock history as the best single live performance!! Amazing!! The Freddie Mercury planet shined brighter than the sun that day! Has anyone asked Brian to build that Time Machine yet? 😍
The outro of Crazy Little Thing Called Love is a snippet of JAILHOUSE ROCK.
Just sayin’ folks!
Hello lovely lady, I knew that I would find you here, just like me, lol and I'm still waiting for that Time Machine.
@@joannedarley1893 Hahahahaha!! Honestly, I’m taking you with so you can show me around Wembley!! 😁 Hey here’s a link to a reaction … find my comment then click on replies & read the conversation I had with Kerry! He’s a writer but at the age of 17 he wrote reviews for a record store & recounts an experience he had in 1974. I call the story “Looking for Mott the Hoople”. LMK
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@@debramoore7513 Great, I'm on my way to the link. I hope that Time Machine makes me younger or I'll never manage those steps at Wembley.
@@joannedarley1893 😂😂 You’re cracking me up!! 🤣🤣
If you wish to listen to the crowd sing the bohemian rapsody listen to green day July 2017 at Hyde Park.msgical
If you haven’t yet, check out Green Day crowd singing Bohemian Rhapsody. It is great.
Freddy summed up completely when asked during an interview. 'How many instruments do you play?' Freddy: (with a shocked look on his face) Only one, darling... The Audience.
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Tha knows chief !❤
Sorry, just found you; so, I’m late to the Comment Section! I’m a 66 y/o Glamma. You seem to enjoy the background of things. And, I’m a Trivia sponge, so here goes: They had just completed a Tour a month b4. So, they went & rented a Stadium to practice the performance. He ended up with a Throat Infection & the Doctor highly recommended he not do it bc he might lose his musical ability. He said no! Can you tell he had a severe throat infection? Most people think he was drinking booze from the cups bc on the piano. He’s drinking Honey & Tea. His command of the Audience was more than coincidence it was miraculous. Considering there were so many people there the sound was getting absorbed through them. So the people @ the back we’re following his hand gestures bc the actual sound hadn’t even reached them b4 the next sound was coming @ them. Go back & watch what his hands are doing & what the Audience is doing. NEXT: Radio Gaga is celebrating Radio bc M-TV is just getting started. LADY GAGA was a huge Freddie Fam growing up, so That was where she came up with HER STAGE NAME! You have to listen to the words to really understand the meaning. Most of us didn’t have a clue what a Band looked like unless we saw them in Person!
NEXT-MICROPHONE. At sometime along the way a Microphone Stand broke, so that was the only spilt second solution they could come up with. He realized the freedom he had to move, dance, & engage the Audience.
NEXT MICHAEL JACKSON & ELVIS CONNECTION on Song THING CALLED LOVE: It was written as his homage to Elvis-Freddie was a big fan. But, he just wasn’t sure about the song bc he didn’t want to taint Elvis. SO, he played it for Michael J. (Yes, they were friends!). And Michael told him he HAD TO, he said “Freddie, you have to”! (Can’t you just see that!?).
NEXT FREDDIE’s VOICE. HE HAD 4 extra teeth so that’s the reason he had such an overbite. He had the ability to naturally flow from Octave to Octave. It was a natural progression, for him.
SCIENTIFICALLY: Test were done on his Voice. He was able to use his Throat muscles on either side of his vocal cords. Which is normally seen in some Opera Singers. His Vocal Range was from Low Bass F, to High Soprano F! They were extremely surprised to find out that he could go from about 92Hz to 784Hz, effortlessly! See ACTUAL REPORT BELOW:
nyone who has listened to a Queen track knows that Freddie has a unique ability that still has not been truly replicated since. His ability to blend highs, lows and mid range notes cohesively and with immense precision. This skill was due to the fact that Freddie was able to create faster vibrato and harmonics than any other singer at the time. Not only this, he was able to shift through registers effortlessly. Although he naturally held a baritone voice, he primarily sang as a tenor and of course had no problem then shifting into soprano parts. One study on Freddie’s vocal range even confirmed that he was able to vary from about 92.2 Hz to 784 Hz, meaning he was reliably able to hit notes from the booming low of F#2 to the high pitch G5 - that covers a full three octaves!
LAST FUN FACT: His Lead Guitarist is playing on a Guitar he & his Father made. When he first starting to learn they were too poor to afford a high end guitar. So, they just made one! The included some “extras” that would normally have to be separate instruments to get all those features (think Concerts when you see guitarist changing Guitars depending on the Song….that’s why he didn’t)!
I’m sorry to take up your Valuable Time, and I thank you. You need anymore Trivia I’m your G’Ma go to. My Brain is full, especially with music, & believe it or not Sports!
(When he is waving his arm it is to tell the cameramen which way he is going bc he’s moving around so much. And, “We Will Rock You”, is actually a Prelude to “We Are The Champions”. It is actually all 1 Song!)
LEAD GUITARIST: Brian May’s family couldn’t afford a Guitar so he & his Dad made it from an old Cabinet. Because they were making it there are a lot of extra features that he wanted. It is truly a “one of a kind”!
Freddie was the brightest star in the universe and then went supernova for eternity
Pssst. They did an encore. Brian, his 12 string & Freddie. Magical.
The best copy of that can be found on the 'Live Aid' channel.
I don't agree with you about Elvis, but despite what you think of him, I recommend you react to 'Elvis and the black community'. I think that would give you an insight into who Elvis was. Also, fun fact, Freddie's inspiration to 'Crazy little thing called love' was Elvis. He loved him.
I understand what he’s saying about Elvis. Just didn’t have the same movements and crowd interaction but still very powerful! I love Elvis too!
@@saflynn14 Well, to be fair, nobody had the Freddie moves back then. After all, it was a different era, and Elvis had his own ways, so you can't really compare them to one another, in my opinion.
The Immortal Queen on Live Aid. ! Freddie ,on his left hand the mic on the right hand was the crowd 🤘 you’re God Father and Uncle is such an entertainer😅😅😅 i wonder what will you call him on next reaction 😅 i like your vibe😎 have you reacted “Somebody to love live in Montreal1981? or Under Pressure live at Wembley1986? please do reaction video. i like your video and comments. 😎
Thank you I appreciate it. I don’t believe I have. I’ll have to check it out
@@MarkColeman121587 yes check one of those performances 😊 you’ll be blwn away🔥
i have to share your(this) video.cos i love your vibe and enthusiasm 🤘
Nephew, your looking "so fresh, and so clean clean".
Live Aid was a duel-venue concert held both at Wembley Stadium, London & JFK Stadium, Philadelphia, and broadcast worldwide to 1.5 Billion people to raise money to aid the famine in Ethiopia (1983- 1985). There were over 65 performers that were each given 20 minutes on stage to entertain and raise money. Queen's performance stole the concert!! Only Freddie Mercury could get 1.5 Billion people to respond to his "Ay-Oh".
Please watch "Elvis and the Black Community: That Echo Will Never Die" I think it will be informative for you
Freddie wrote Crazy Little Thing Called Love as a tribute to Elvis
"... the 90's Bulls ...." .. Yes!
5:24 Brian May wrote the guitar solo
Remember this is not a queen crowd, you had various artist to raise money for Africa. They all has a set time of 20 min. They stole the show.
Prepare to be dazzled
I have a couple reaction request will you react to One Vision it's a tribute to Martin Luther King also he does a song with Michael Jackson however it was pieced together after his death because he never finished recording it with him because Michael kept bringing a llama to the studio LOL its called more to life than this
Love the requests ❤️❤️❤️
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Uncle Freddie 😂😂😂
Please have some idea of what you are watching. Aid for Ethiopia in Africa
Sure u already got bashed about elvis comment. I have not read any comments. Love ya bro. Elvis was a original too. Don't even think he was not. No hate. LOVE YOUR REACTION! FREDDIE WAS INDEED A EVERYTHING!!!!!!!! No way to compare greatest in music bc the greats are great for their own talent alone.
I see you have many band playlists but none for Queen or Freddie Mercury? Make a list and play more.
Freddie did borrow from another great showman, an influencer with swag named Jimi Hendrix...there's a tribute photo from his youthful days in homage.
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Much better than Elvis you’re definitely right
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I know that this is old what I’m looking at, but I really really do like Queen they rock 🤘🏾. Freddy he did a fantastic job I just wish I was there, but I was only 4 years old (lol). Yes Elvis copied off a lot of people our rates, so I never like him (sorry but I don’t) 🤐
Your comments on Elvis are not quite accurate. You really should do some research. Elvis was an original and what he started paves the way for people like Freddie. Elvis didn’t “steal” from others. It is true that the didn’t write his own material but he paid for the use. He made a lot of money for a lot of people. He was extremely generous. Freddie was a superstar and so talented. You don’t need to diss others accomplishments to appreciate the wonder of Queen. And it is Queen-the group- not just Freddie who made and wrote the music you are enjoying. Queen as a group recognized that they were all responsible and they decided that songs would be credited to all of them.I think you should research on Elvis before you make these types of statements
He did steal. Hound Dog was not his song. It was Big Momma Thornton song. I don’t need to research. That’s a fact. He stole it
@@MarkColeman121587 Actually Big Mama Thornton did not write Hound Dog. Songwriting credit goes to Jerry Leiber and Michael Stoller. And before Elvis even got a chance to record it, ten other covers had already been recorded, including a cover by The Quarrymen who were later known as the Beatles. There were numerous covers and it was blatantly ripped off twice. The result was eerily similar songs that stole the basic song structure and melody. Accusing Elvis of song theft is not really fair considering what the music business was back in the 50s. There wasn't a one-song/one-artist relationship. Many musical artists performed different renditions/covers of the same song that was written by someone else. In fact, in the early 1950s, many renditions of the same song topped the charts at the same time. Elvis never claimed to write these songs. His manager-colonel Tom Parker ran Elvis’s life in many ways and abused that power. He actually kept Elvis from ever performing outside the US because he was in the states illegally and no one knew it.
This is from the writers themselves.
Behind the Song: "Hound Dog," by Leiber & Stoller - American Songwriter