I know I’m reacting one year after you posted this but I’ve just found you. It’s so heartwarming to find someone who reacts that way to my favourite band and singer. They were just mind blowing! Especially in my young days.

Really don’t think there is a single Queen song which isn’t a masterpiece. They are absolute geniuses.

That's our Freddie, outrageous to the last. There will never be anyone like him. I met him a couple of times at Harpoon Louis (later Harpo's and Banana Max). We lost a national treasure when he passed away in 1991. Gone, but NEVER forgotten ☹️💞

@Paul-hl8yg

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, We miss Our Freddie.. Never be another like him eh! 👍🇬🇧

@100SteveB

2 жыл бұрын

For me, the passing of Freddie Mercury was one of those events where you will never forget where you were when you heard the news. For me I was driving along whitehorse road in Croydon, listening to Capitol Radio on my way to work, I was just totally stunned when the news was announced. The world lost one of the greatest musicians when Freddie left us.

@Paul-hl8yg

2 жыл бұрын

@@100SteveB I only ever cried for Lennon, Freddie & Jackson.. 3 musical greats that could never be replaced. It was known that Freddie had aids, long before he told everyone. His last videos with the band, it was so obvious. He is still missed by us all but his memory lives on. Such a great & special Human being. 👍🇬🇧

@tordoff80

2 жыл бұрын

i cried when news broke he past away

@zollykod2541

2 жыл бұрын

@@100SteveB Whitehorse Road, know it well!

I'm an old 70 (young at heart) lady and it is thrilling to watch a youngster, such as yourself, listen and enjoy the type of music we/I used to love in our/my young days too! They always give me chills and it's such a pleasure watching and enjoying vicariously through your young eyes. You have so much to look forward to. Freddy was a showman and his clothes were part of his shows! TFS and have a great week!

@lynmcnorton9627

Жыл бұрын

I’m with you all the way I’m 73 & still watch & listen to queen

I’m so here for more Queen. Do keep in mind when watching them live that it is really, LIVE! No auto tune, no other fancy digitalisation (wasn’t a thing then). Just four hugely talented musicians who became as close as brothers. There is a reason why people from all musical genre’s still love Queen and still miss Freddie 30 years after his passing. Dive into their amazing and diverse catalogue of music, meet all the wonderful Queen followers and discover the story of the incomparable Freddie Mercury.

@juliebone4929

2 жыл бұрын

Couldn't have put it better 👏

@jo_jolambrini6775

2 жыл бұрын

Couldn't have put it any better. I stumbled upon Queen when I was at Live Aid in 1985 when I was 16 years old. Saw them twice in 1986 and have been hooked ever since and I'm now 52 years old !!!! RIP my beautiful yellow persian popinjay Freddie, you still are a LEGEND xxxxx

@williamfarnham5452

Жыл бұрын

was thinking that myself when he back tracked to hear Freddie's vocals again. predated auto-tune by around a decade.

FOR GODS SAKE, please watch the live performance at Montreal. Also “Love of my life” is a MUST listen to.

@tonycritcher3419

2 жыл бұрын

Yes 'Love of my life' is another true masterpiece, But then Queen never settled for second best, Musically and visually totally top rated!

@thatsthat2612

2 жыл бұрын

Calm down Jim, I feel the frustration though lol

@jimmarshall2757

2 жыл бұрын

@@thatsthat2612 , We can’t have the lad miss out on the good stuff 😀 One of the few groups that sounded better live than in the studio. Feeling calmer now. 🤪

THE "PROBLEM" OF LISTENING TO QUEEN IS THE 99% OF POSSIBILITY OF BECOMING A FAN. I LOVE THEM.❤❤❤

It’s so lovely to see youngsters enjoying the irreplaceable Freddy Mercury, pure genius

You gotta see Somebody To Love - live in Montrèal. Greatest ever performance you will ever see.

@mdx7460

2 жыл бұрын

This!! Turns this song into an even better song. They are amazing at doing that live

@wendacox9105

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah absaloutley agree

@richardscales9560

2 жыл бұрын

Amen. Better than the recorded version IMO

@shaggyisbae

2 жыл бұрын

Definetely , it Eclipses the studio version He will witness the power of the Moustache!

@JustMe-ks8qc

2 жыл бұрын

Seconded. Love this song in all is forms, but the Montreal performance is sublime.

"What is that?". That's 70's glam rock, mate. An extraordinary time to be alive. All this was new. Imagine that :)

Mate, I am glad you discovered Queen. Do yourself the biggest favour ever. Listen to ENTIRE albums, there are always hidden treasures, songs on the album, not released as singles. Oh the journey you are about to embark on. I grew up with Queen, been a part of my daily life since I was born. I have every album on my phone and on a USB stick for my car stereo

Yea, Freddie was out there with his live 'wear'. Thank the Lord these 4 lads found each other, a match made in heaven! I saw them live in Slane Castle Ireland when I was a kid, IN-SANELY TALENTED every single one of them! The world is not the same without Freddie. Have you seen Brian May try to get through singing 'Love of my Life' live after Freddie died? Bro, it's a heartbreaker and Roger steps in as he always to reinforce the vocals...

Glad you enjoyed it. As other have said, you really should react to the live version from Montreal in 1981. It blows the studio version out of the water. Queen are very much a live band and their live versions are almost always better than the studio versions.

@Retrospective.

2 жыл бұрын

Usually i would agree, but the live version misses out on all the harmonies, the things that make this song really great. In my opinion, this version, blows the live 81 version out of the water, i would much rather take the studio version, and anyway, this is the first way we all heard it.

@shaunfinch1190

2 жыл бұрын

This ....

@pinball1970

2 жыл бұрын

@Improve Sheffield Totally disagree with that but it is subjective. Like most Queen tracks this is bathed in multiple layers of harmony so for me these types of songs always sounded empty by comparison. A song like tie your mother down is fine from studio to stage. The other thing is his voice that suffered with the tour schedule, his soft falsetto is missing so those Freddie isms on vinyl are lost live.

@danielaribeiro1726

2 жыл бұрын

Up

@79BlackRose

2 жыл бұрын

I agree 100% with RetroSpective and pinball1970. The studio version you heard is BY FAR the best version of this song. Freddie doesn't make the high notes live. Queen best in the studio.

Every time someone hears Queen sing an angel gets his/ her wings.

@helaina400

9 ай бұрын

That’s so cool.

It is never too late to learn the golden oldies when you are a young person.

The testament of you listening to this, is that you weren't even born when this song was released. Thanks for your commentary on this as Freddie's music has always been alive x

Freddie saw his role on stage as grabbing the attention of the audience and holding them in his hand the whole time, so he chose to be a bit outrageous and flamboyant which became his on stage persona. Off stage, he was a very different character, generous, hard working, kind, and a loyal friend.

Just wait until you hear this live in Montreal… the vocals are INSANE!! You will be amazed

@dianecourtney2724

2 жыл бұрын

AMEN 🔥

Did you know that Freddie had an overbite which made his vocal range so much better. Even when he got rich he didn’t fix his overbite because he was scared he’d loose his voice ❤️

@stirlingmoss4621

2 жыл бұрын

he had extra lower front teeth

@1944bwa

2 жыл бұрын

Actually, the extra teeth and overbite did not make a difference in his voice…. go online and look at the studies that have been done that disprove it. But, it is true that Freddie wouldn’t have his teeth fixed because he believed it. What actually helped was his ability to use “false vocal cords”. I have read this is something that most opera singers struggle to do, but it was natural for Freddie.

@dianecourtney2724

2 жыл бұрын

Freddie was born with 4 extra teeth . So glad he didn’t fix them. He’s so gorgeous with them !

@hannah7841

2 жыл бұрын

Sorry I should’ve done my research more, I was told he had an overbite. Thanks for correcting me though. I’m glad he didn’t fix them too he was perfect as he was ❤️

Love Queen. I saw them twice live, Freddie's voice is so perfect. He was an exhibitionst so the skin-tight leotard thing was part od his costume. He usually came onstage with a cape & crown too...royalty indeed!

Hey Joel. I actually like it when reactors stop and go back on something amazing in the song. Your reaction was cool, especially the bit when you added it to your Spotify playlist during the reaction.

@trevorjackson4157

2 жыл бұрын

Hi J, your channel, your rules. We enjoyed listening again too.

JPS, “Love of my life” is a must listen to, it’s a heart breaker.

@jenniemorris4520

2 жыл бұрын

I agree a beautiful song showcasing his amazing voice.

They say Freddy wrote this from the heart as he really was feeling lonely and unloved at the time. Those were the days of our lives was the last song he made. They say he was in a lot of pain ,but the end of that song is for all the fans .I think it was a beautiful farewell

I bet you most of the people watching your videos are from the UK because it's great to see a young American appreciate our mentors.

A lot of the early Queen songs were very complex, way back when they used analogue tape and auto tune wasn't heard of, Studio versions of " March of the black queen" "Death on two legs" and "The prophet's song" showcase their talent

@pacio49

2 жыл бұрын

The Prophet's Song is one of those hidden gems that's only for the advanced Queen fan. It's a go to for very existential problems for me, and has been for over 30 years. Highly recommend giving it at least one listen -- AND -- give yourself permission to hate it at first. But if you hear it once, you will invariably end up making your way back to it later when the mood is right and the song becomes cathartic. Good recco, @Steve!

I never tire of hearing Freddie's voice, but watching your reactions to him, hearing him for the first time, just enhances that experience. I'm sure most of us had that reaction the first time we heard all of their tracks - and there are many!! You have got much more listening pleasure to come!

You MUST hear Somebody to Love live Montreal 1981 THE ABSOLUTE BEST VERSION!! It is UNBELIEVABLE!

Loving these Queen reactions!! But you really need to check out the live versions. Freddy Mercury was the absolute ultimate showman. He could hold the audience in the palm of his hand.

The Show Must Go On has to be your next listen! Incredible song 👍🏼

Hi Joel - Great to see you appreciating one of the best Bands ever - You must do a reaction on one of their first recordings "KILLER QUEEN" (released 1974) this helped throw them into the limelight and they never looked back.

@simonround2439

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, Killer Queen is genius

I saw Queen in 1986, I was 20 years old, Freddie walked on stage with a crown on )) ..... there was no one like Freddie until there was Freddie .... there has been no one like Freddie since he sadly left us. In the moment of watching him everyone kind of knew, he was uniquely special which made the love for him all the more wonderful. I have never heard a single person say something remotely negative about Freddie. In sport .... the equivalent to Freddie was Mohammad Ali. With Ali, there was no one like him before or since. The world is a lesser place without such humans.

EVERY QUEEN SONG YOU HEAR WILL BE YOUR BEST ONE SO FAR !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

New kids discovering Freddie/Queen makes me miss them even more after all these years 😢. Nothing has ever topped them or ever will after all this time !!! ( be careful… you are going to end up in what we Queen people call “ the rabbit hole “ 😂… beautiful place to be )

Joel, I think your fate is sealed, you’re now a dyed in the wool Queen fan, even if you started thirty years after Freddie’s death! 😜😍👍

Has me in tears….. EVERY FREAKIN TIME!

Wants to Live Forever, Only The Good Die Young. White Queen, Fat Bottomed Girls, Bicycle Race, And The ultimate dis songs: Death On Two Legs. Barcelona, Freddie and the lads have over three hundred songs in their discography you won’t run out any time soon. Roger and Freddie actually have an almost identical range the biggest differences being Freddie and his control over his false vocal chords and Roger who actually could hit notes in his falsetto that were so high as to nearly be whistle range.

Hi Joel, you really must react to Queen at Live Aid, that’s the one everyone here is telling you about! It’s 25 minutes or so of heaven!

Hey Joel, brilliant reaction and I'm so glad you're discovering Queen. It's never too late 🥰 I specifically noticed how to reacted to Freddie's high notes so I very highly recommend you check out his duet with Montserrat Caballe. There is a whole album, but you will be completely blown away by Barcelona xxx

@timhather4311

2 жыл бұрын

I agree. Barcelona allows Freddie to really show his talent in a different way.

@kp7032

2 жыл бұрын

Freddie liked the opera style within his music. Bohemian Rhapsody is another of these songs. Barcelona… amazing duet with Montserrat.

@kaizomb

2 жыл бұрын

Jps would love that I agree. He also needs to hear flash gorden and bicycle

@karenj3611

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, please. Here is the link to the Golden boy kzread.info/dash/bejne/gYSd3NuJZNuZYKw.html

In 1964, when I was thirteen, the Beatles exploded in America and changed rock music forever. The next three plus decades witnessed innumerable great bands producing songs and albums. A sampling of Led Zeppelin, the Rolling Stones, the Bee Gees, the Four Seasons, David Bowie and Simon and Garfunkel, to name but a few, would expand your musical knowledge to see just how rich and varied those thirty plus years were in musical history. Those of us who were around then were extremely fortunate, but it all is still available to your generation to discover and appreciate. This is not just a rabbit hole, but a whole universe to explore.

I’ll bet you’ve heard Queen songs all your life ( We will rock you ! And We are the champions ! … that one written by Freddie ! )

As a Queen fan, it's been wonderful watching your reactions to them. They had a very versatile range of songs, not always serious ones 😊☺️ The critics used to pan them for it. Personally, I loved it ❤️

Yeah, I have to say, it is one of my favourite queen songs. George Michael did a great version as well. One of very very few people who would be of been able to take on a queen song and get away with it

@Ionabrodie69

2 жыл бұрын

Yes wholeheartedly agree with that... George did Freddie proud.. ♥️🇬🇧

@samuelstevens248

2 жыл бұрын

@@Ionabrodie69 that live version was pretty dam good. I do agree, even though George Michael was obviously huge, I still think his song writing and his voice is still somehow underrated

Queen is the band you've heard all your life, but didn't know it.

Freddie had such a range, check out his operatic voice

The Queen rabbit hole is deep and varied. Enjoy the journey. Absolutely check out the live in Montreal version.

You have got to see the live version.. In Montreal 1981.. It is a must

You may find it interesting that all the members of the band have musical degrees. They are just above human! Queen ROCKS!!!

Welcome to the Queen fan club. :) Now you gotta' listen to the entire discography... So many great songs. Fat Bottom Girls, Bohemian Rhapsody, Under Pressure, Princes of the Universe ("Highlander" Theme Song), I Want to Break Free, Bicycle Race, plenty of others...

Great seeing you discover Queen, I had a similar reaction in 1973 when they got into my soul!

This was BEFORE auto tune or voice correction, so you heard his real, actual voice. I accept that you listened to the studio recording and watched the video which was not lip-synced back then but that was the real voices of all of the band, so thank you for loving great music.

The greatest thing I find about Queen songs are that just when you think the song is finishing, they start all over again....this record is a perfect example.

It was wonderful seeing your reaction. So pleased you appreciate the legend that is Queen

Queen are amazing, but one of the reasons why you might be finding their music so visceral is because there's no autotune. They even apply autotune and/or pitch correction to amazing vocalists these days, sometimes without their knowledge, and what it does is remove all the tiny flaws in the human voice which give a performance that something special - things sound over-produced and less moving than they would have had they been left alone. Here's two quite long but very interesting videos about autotune and how it is a huge disservice to many of the great vocalists around today. He uses Freddy Mercury as one of his examples. kzread.info/dash/bejne/pWuVprBsn9jQiKw.html and kzread.info/dash/bejne/gXafmaSneaSXYsY.html

You absolutely MUST watch their Live Aid set i would recommend Queen Live Aid ‘Hammer to Fall’ - the way Freddie led the crowd at Wembley was out of this world. x. The ‘strange’ stage outfit - bear in mind this was 50 years ago - there were no computer graphics so all manual effects and lighting, groups made up for this with elaborate stage outfits. ( take a look at David Bowie or Elton John from the same period - also both British Musicians btw)

@twigletz7384

2 жыл бұрын

Way to make me feel super old!! My husband was at Live Aid and he is 56. He sure wasn't 6 when he went! Actually 37 years ago, but you're absolutely correct in saying this was one of Queen's best performances.

How can u not have heard of this beautiful song? Brittany Murphy did a cover on this. Find it on KZread and she is soooo good. This song was also used on Happy Feet. Great movie too!

Getting quite emotional here, seeing your reaction to our beloved Freddie and Queen.

The guitarist Brian May, made the electric guitar you see him playing on. As a 17 year old with his dad he build it because they didn't have any money to buy one. Still playing and rocking on "the red special" as he called it, to this day! Pleasse do some more Queen, especially Live!!

Its enjoyable to see someone find joy in something, pausing is fine many reactors do it. its wonderful you get to share it with others too. And for me its a good way to start my work day.

Their music just sends tingles down your spine, they are just fabulous.

The youngsters today forget that their parents and grandparents were brought up on Queen. Freddie Mercury was into opera. He made famous the song "Barcelona" which he sang with opera singer Monseratte Cabale in 1988. Us oldies were 'cool' once!! 🤩. If Freddie was alive today he wouldn't have died from AIDS, what a loss.

I love your reactions to Queen - I would venture right back to the beginning and the early 70's and listen to 'Seven Seas of Rhye' and 'Killer Queen'

It makes you appreciate Queen even more when u see Joel’s reaction for the first time to these songs,

You haven't lived until you've seen the Live Performance 1981 Montreal..

There's NO SINGER BETTER THAN Freddie... AMAZING

Hi Joel,I was smiling all the way through that. Seeing you listen to it for the first time is wonderful your reaction is awesome. Grew up listening to Queen (showing my age now) so I was so lucky to have their music in my life. You are on a fantastic journey now...Queen will be forever with you. Again Joel thanks x

@dianecourtney2724

2 жыл бұрын

Better music and NO AUTO TUNE 👍 Actual real singers and real instruments 😂

Two other versions of Somebody to Love are really, really worth watching. Montreal 1981 and the performance in Milton Keynes. Both, as opposed ti this, are live performances.

I appreciate that someone young like you likes good music and good rock.

Don’t feel bad for not knowing Queen, or anyone else for that matter. You’re learning and that’s always a good thing!

Queen, ELO, Supertramp and Abba - My top bands - loved them since I was a teenager back in the early 2000s and still listen to at least one of them every day. Absolutely top-notch stuff.

You really have to react to “who wants to live forever” by them, I bet you’ve heard that one but didn’t know it was Queen 😁👍

We had the best music back in the 70s & 80s

A classic Baptist church style song with a soloist and backing vocals. The similarity in performance is obvious.

Can't wait for the Live Aid Concert. Do it now!!!

@79BlackRose

2 жыл бұрын

There is no rush is there? It is better to hear the original versions of the songs first.

@margaretnicol3423

2 жыл бұрын

@@79BlackRose You're probably right. I'm being impatient. I just enjoyed it soooo much, especially Freddie's control over the crowd.

@79BlackRose

2 жыл бұрын

@@margaretnicol3423 No worries. I understand, of course. I honestly think he will enjoy it so much more when he is thoroughly familiar with the six songs. :)

You need 'Barcelona'!!!

@johnbell9622

2 жыл бұрын

It is a must Joel react to Barcelona before your a year older

So pleased you enjoyed it. The greatest showman of all time ❤️

The show must go on for vocals too and take my breath away live .

It's so wonderful to see young people such as yourself discovering older music and musicians , it often blows contemporary music out of the water 👍😊

Queen's songs have more than held up over the years and your reactions, have been fun to watch. You might like to react to Freddie interacting with a huge crowd at Wembley in 1986 before they perform Under Pressure. Or to the remastered Good Old Fashioned Lover Boy. Your channel is great. I hope you are fully recovered from eating that chip.

The Show Must Go On - sung just before Mercury passed away of AIDS. He chugged a shot and sung it in one take, supposedly. Listen to it knowing he was months from dying - really gives the song so much sadness and depth.

In my opinion the best version of this is Montreal, 1981 I think. Roger Taylor's drum solo at the end is just FANTASTIC!

I'm so glad you like this song! This song, in my opinion. Is my personal favorite! I'd say you should react to the live version of this song! It's Somebody to Love live in Montreal, 1981, Where Freddie Mercury (the lead singer) looks alot different than how he was in the 70s. With much shorter hair and a mustache. But I recommend you listening to the live version, it's pretty amazing!

@dianecourtney2724

2 жыл бұрын

Amen to that !

Fantastic reaction, thanks Joel. Really great to hear your comments. I think you would love a song of theirs called 'Love of my life" - the live version is fantastic with the crowd's participation in parts.

I discovered Queen in 1974, I was 16 or 17 years old. Once you're in you're never out.

I don't know if anybody else has mentioned it, but Brian May'a guitar is unique - he and his father made it.

Hi Joel, loved your reaction❤️ My favourite is radio gaga the lyrics are amazing and if you watch the video before you get to the live aid performance you will understand the reaction of the crowd. If you love this you must watch Barcelona. It's Freddie living his dream and amazing vocals from the master. If you want a funny video I want to break free is the one. As to Freddie's tight costume it was back in the days of what we call 70's glam rock where as we say "anything goes". Checkout David Bowie singing Star man dressed as alter ego Ziggy stardust to understand those times. Another great band you can checkout is ELO start with Mr Blue Sky. You will have heard some of their music too👍

Loving your reactions. Like you I am not a naturally musical person, but I know what moves me and Queen takes me to places in my soul that I did not know existed

@deborahallen3318

2 жыл бұрын

Yes they do, even after all these years they're still the tops in my book and always will be!

Freddie wore ballet slippers and those "skin-tight outfits" for years. Those were the years of "glam rock" and costumes were all the rage. Queen always went over the top...their attitude was "If it's worth doing, it's worth overdoing". Elton John, a close friend of Freddie's, also wore outrageous costumes. Freddie was a big admirer of Jimi Hendrix's style, too. If you continue with Queen, and I hope you do, you will witness a fashion show as their costumes change and eventually just Freddie is left with something fabulous. It's a twenty year journey with Freddie as front man: 1971 to 1991 when he died from complications of AIDS. I love seeing someone your age react to Queen for the first time...I wish I could go back and have that experience again...that's why I like watching you.

Божественный андрогин. Когда слушаю его, думаю, что всем нам очень посчастливилось - мы были современниками божественного гения. Эффект Моцарта - целительная музыка Аполлона, Орфея, Моцарта, Меркьюри . Такое случается пару раз в тысячелетие и реже - рождается человеческое воплощение музыки. Когда слушаешь - понимаешь древних, уверенных в существовании богов и живого Космоса

Joel,you have to do radio ga ga..freddie mercury didnt mime like a lot do..it was pure,raw talent..his voice live was off the chart..

I love watching your reaction videos. Having grown up with Queen it’s easy to become complacent. Watching this reminds us just how brilliant Queen and Freddie were.

Freddie was the best front man thats ever been the showmanship and voice Freddie had it all

This was Freddie’s favourite song and also his mums too x

Awesome song! Awesome reaction! Awesome album - A Day At The Races (1976). Their best IMO. ❤️

See, Joel, I told you a couple of times that this is one of Queen's best songs and your reaction to it comes as nothing of a surprise to me. It also shows how versatile Freddie was during his lifetime in that he could sing everything from heavy rock, onto soul, ballads and even opera. The daftest part about it was that he never formally trained as a singer and actually studied Art and Design at Ealing College of Art in the 1960's prior to forming Queen. Those same studies enhanced his natural showmanship and theatricality and he put them to excellent use onstage - his four octave vocal range was part of his DNA and was obviously a bonus for everyone, wasn't it? By the way, you should also watch and possibly react to George Michael's cover version of this song at the Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert after Freddie's death when George sings along with the rest of Queen as well as a small gospel choir....it's also fantastic and is a fitting tribute to Freddie's musical genius. In fact as we've all seen you just added it to your Spotify playlist and if you watch and react to George Michael's cover of it you might want to add that to the same playlist on there purely for comparison between the two versions.

Freddie's voice will hit your sweet spot time and time again.

Absolutely loving your reaction and appreciation for Queen. You make me emotional. So joyful that the youth of today are discovering a pure genius at work. Freddie Mercury. OF COURSE. WHO ELSE? Miss you Freddie. Xxxxx

I 1st heard this song in Happy Feet. Didn't realise it was a Queen song at 1st but when I did I thought another reason to love Queen. This version is good but a great version to listen to is a live concert in Montreal.

@lucie4185

2 жыл бұрын

That's the great thing about Queen, all their songs are different but always so good.

@andrewvalentine6977

2 жыл бұрын

@@lucie4185 I'll be honest and say something a little shocking, I don't like all of Queens song. Some like White Queen are just a little slow paced for my taste. There are are so many I do like though and are actually some of my all time favourite songs.

@lucie4185

2 жыл бұрын

@@andrewvalentine6977 that's fine I personally don't like seven seas of rhye.

Your reaction is just perfect. I've listened to their songs countless times and each of those times it's like I'm hearing them for the first time. I get goosebumps on my soul. Freddie had such a powerful voice, with a vocal range that very few people can equal. Many have tried; none of them compare.

"Who Wants to Live Forever". Queen. The official video. Very powerful. 👍👍 Strongly recommended. With orchestra & choir.

Best reaction ever.. So good to see another generation appreciate and discover one of the greatest showman of all time. Still sadly missed 🔥🔥