I went to high school and college in the 70s and it was an absolutely phenomenal time for popular music. There has never been another decade quite like it.

@lindaminor2872

3 жыл бұрын

Right? Aren't we so fortunate to have experienced this music the first time around?

@stevefrost64

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah if we were young in the 50s, 60s (me born 64), and 70s, we lived through the best time for music.

@YN97WA

3 жыл бұрын

@@stevefrost64 my wife and I were listening to a 60's, 70's and 80's station on a long drive; she looked over and said, "We had the best music!" I had to agree. Class of '77

@NeerajKumar-fs1yx

2 жыл бұрын

@@YN97WA(me 16) we say opposite about our generation music.

@fridaylong2812

2 жыл бұрын

Yes. Talent took precedence over looks, and no one needed auto-tune.

Lol. In 2021 someone has never heard Bohemian Rhapsody. LOL Well, its never late to touch greatness )

@loutowers6529

3 жыл бұрын

I don't believe she's never heard. Saying she didn't makes for good KZread but I don't buy it.

@gareththomas9806

3 жыл бұрын

@@loutowers6529 A brit will have heard it, if not registered it. But yeah, this seems a bit click batey

@trevorgoddard2278

3 жыл бұрын

There are a lot of people who still have not heard it, mostly young Americans, but as she said she has heard bits of it, and I can believe that. I am a brit and I didn't hear any of it until I was 24 when the albums were released on CD and I bought Queens Greatest Hits, because I liked the cover artwork. Then I listened to it and became an instant Queen fan. FYI the CD release was in 1991 so I never got to see them live, and I only got to watch bits of Live-Aid and completely missed Queens epic performance.

@santoshdaocharan2260

3 жыл бұрын

I don't know how this is possible. I live in south Africa and I knew this song find it to believe that you can live in UK and not have heard this masterpiece

@nitrokid

3 жыл бұрын

I was lucky, that my parents are music fan, so every car ride or down times will be filled with classic rock, hardrock, blues, and so on. I was baffled as well every time I found someone who never heard of Rhapsody, or never heard of the Stones before. Well, maybe other people simply wasn't raised the way I do.

when i was a kid in the 70's when this album came out everyone thought i was crazy for liking their music. Almost 50 years later we are still listening to the greatest rock song ever written

I believe the guitarist Brian May has a degree in Astrophysics, so smart cookie

@jphillipsjwp

3 жыл бұрын

A Doctorate not an honorary one either.

@debramoore7513

3 жыл бұрын

Dr. Brian May who was a “science team” collaborator with NASA’s New Horizon’s Pluto Mission! Genius with the guitar, too!

@jphillipsjwp

3 жыл бұрын

@@debramoore7513 I admire the man greatly. He is a rock legend, I am not going to go into who is the greatest but I'll call him one of the top 10 living guitarists and leave it at that. Since intelligence especially among artists is so hard to judge I will call him the most educated great musician alive also.

@CaptainNemo1701

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, he finished his PhD after a 30 year gap. Imagine explaining to folk why there's a large gap in your CV...'I was being a rock star'...LOL!.

@debramoore7513

3 жыл бұрын

@@CaptainNemo1701 🤣🤣🤣🤣

I have been a Queen super fan since middle school in the early 70’s (yep, I am THAT old.) The amazing musical talent my generation grew up with in the 60’s and 70’s really spoiled us and very few musicians who have followed can live up to what my generation almost took for granted. Glad you are expanding your horizons to include Queen and the legend himself, Freddie Mercury!

@vinjacks

3 жыл бұрын

CLASSIC KATIE X

@vernhoke7730

3 жыл бұрын

I saw them live, at 22, in Madison Square Garden opening night of the US leg of the Game tour, the same concert from "Rocks Montreal 1981", in September 1980.

@debramoore7513

3 жыл бұрын

@@vernhoke7730 Awww man so jealous of you right now!! 😄

@toodlescae

3 жыл бұрын

Don't feel bad. I graduated HS 4 yrs after this came out...lol.

@debramoore7513

3 жыл бұрын

@@toodlescae I graduated 4 years before ‘76 .. UGH

NO AUTO TUNE involved in the making of this song #talent

@ØgDêmøñFøxGamingHusband

2 жыл бұрын

That is true . I think auto tune ruined the music industry and lip syncing did as well. I prefer original songs like classic rock . Because they used original instruments. not electrical ones .

No other group ever had the nerve to put out anything like this! Bohemian rhapsody is the best song ever written. Without a doubt!!!

@TheRealRedAce

10 ай бұрын

No BRITISH group (with the possible exception of Renaissance, though their style was more folky than rock) - but UK bands all seem to be stuck in a rut right now. Its different on the continent, where bands such as Nightwish and Epica do amazing innovative music all the time.

The greatest of all time. His death was a colossal tragedy and a great loss to the world. Listening to the some of the final songs written and performed by Freddie, Brian, and Queen as a whole, it's all the more humbling when you realize he was fully aware he was going to pass away soon.

My granddaughter is 21 (I still can't believe that), and she says all the time she wishes she was growing up in the 70s rather than today. She's jealous that I was a teen in the 70s...bahahaha!

@marcuswardle3180

3 жыл бұрын

Your poor granddaughter! Those were the days. I remember seeing Queen at Wembley in ‘86! Going to the disco on a Saturday was a work out in itself!

@tomlompa6598

3 жыл бұрын

I was too. 🙃🤙🤙

@fonsecorona

2 жыл бұрын

I know the feeling.. 🙂 ...Hear it all the time now a days..."wish I grew up in the '70s"....Being a 15 year old kid in 1970 is something that now I come to appreciate deeply.. 😎

@aldozanoletti8166

2 жыл бұрын

I would be jealous too you and my parents were alive In probably one of the coolest eras ever I am a 90's kid myself but growing up in the 70s is a totally different story

Every time I hear this song I see in my mind that scene in Wayne's World where they're all headbanging in the car to this. I was 11 when this was released in 1975 and it's always good to see the younger generation loving a bit of Queen :-)

@jphillipsjwp

3 жыл бұрын

Wayne's world. Wayne's world. Party time. Excellent.

@darylnelms1654

3 жыл бұрын

Speaking of Wayne’s World, did you know Mike Myers was also in the Bohemian Rhapsody movie? Also appearing in the movies was Adam Lambert!

@dragonmac1234

3 жыл бұрын

@@darylnelms1654 I know Mike Myers played the guy who hated the Bohemian Rhapsody song and argued with the band about releasing it. I didn't know it was him until I read about his part in the movie after I watched it.

@Sanguine_Addiction

3 жыл бұрын

@@jphillipsjwp The "Suck Cut" from the movie was actually based on the Flowbee, some cheesy infomercial hair cutting machine. When I saw that scene in the movie I was pissing my pants 😜

Must do the Live Aid concert 22 minutes of Queen of engery

Epic. Greatest singer of all time. My favorite queen song is crazy little thing called love. 5 minutes isn't long enough to digest this. Music means what it makes you feel. The writer's intent is interesting but overall doesn't matter. Thank you for the earlier message. 14k for sure tonight. -Your Biggest Fan/Patreon Member/Channel Member.

@CybermanBill

3 жыл бұрын

Ah.... Freddie's tribute to Elvis Presley and his love for him! The love they both have for their fans and especially for performing always comes out in their live shows!! Great choice for a favorite song! Unfortunately, I love them all so their all my favorites!!

@jphillipsjwp

3 жыл бұрын

@@CybermanBill When I had my first favorite song it was a battle between Another Brick in the Wall(pt 2) and Another One Bites the dust. This was in fourth grade. for a fourth-grader choosing to listen to the game or the wall the Wall won out. I then continued on my Floyd fanaticism. Looking back at the Game it is a way better album than my fourth-grade self had rated it. BUT Queen put out a lot of very good songs but also lot of just crap too.(My opinion) Floyd to me never played a wrong note outside of the Final Cut. So I am glad to listen to Queen but I am thankful for that fourth graders' choice in bands.

@terryford8370

3 жыл бұрын

March of the black queen,my fairy king ,prophets song,great king rat

@fragataestelarclasemunific4996

3 жыл бұрын

K zynp

@HoradelJuegoV2

2 жыл бұрын

epico

Huge Queen fan base on here 😍 keep them coming! Loved your reaction! Please react to Queen at Live Aid 1985, the whole 21 minutes, it’s the best live performance ever 💐

Queen is one of the greatest band of all times. You'll be in such a ride for epic music

Nobody, and I mean nobody, gets even close to Freddie Mercury as a Rock n Roll frontman/lead singer. He is the best of all time. There was/is no one like him. Just so unbelievably gifted. The high notes that you hear Roger Taylor (the drummer) hit during the operatic section are not manipulated in any way; his voice literally is that high. There is a video where Brian May goes into the studio and pulls apart the original tracks so you can hear how the song was constructed.... it's mindboggingly fascinating and clever. I'll find it for you and send it over Instagram. By the way, I just learned that your birthday is the day after mine... I'm on the 11th 🤣.

According to Dr. May, this was Freddie's song from start to finish. As for the meaning, Freddie never said what it was and Brian never asked. It was Freddie's baby.

"I didn't see that coming" " My body started crawling" 2 of the great reaction comments. Thank you. And I love that you picked up on his lyrics 'It's just life'.

*The only good thing a feel, about me being old.* Is, I'm so lucky to have lived through 70's and 80's music. The birth of such great artists & music.. Every singer and band had their own recognisable style and sound. Not like today when the songs are still good, but it could be any of a hundred or so singers performing it.

@toodlescae

3 жыл бұрын

Same. Nothing like having lived through 3 decades of excellent music. 60's to 80's.

Try "Somebody to Love" by Queen Live at Montreal!

@debramoore7513

3 жыл бұрын

YESSSS - My favorite

@flaccidworld5132

2 жыл бұрын

One of his best performances ever!!

The first time I heard this in 1975 when it first came out on the radio, I had the same reaction. So glad a new generation is experiencing this beautiful song and phenomenal band. 👑

@Raz-lw9vi

2 жыл бұрын

Of course she has heard it before its just good clickbait saying first time

@nancyblumberg4612

Жыл бұрын

It is strange I don’t remember learning the words and I know every word. Lol.

I attended many Queen concerts in the 70s and 80 s they were at the forefront of musical videos , and no auto tune in these days just pure genius and talent , they have a huge catalog of hits , Queen greatest hits is still the best selling album in the Uk ever !

I realized the genius of Queen, the day I heared a 8 years old girl who said every single Queen song is completely different. I never thought about it before.

I LISTENED TO THAT ON VINYL WHEN I WAS 9 YEARS OLD. THAT WAS 1981 AND I WAS / AM HOOKED. YOU TREAT THIS WITH RESPECT. THAT IS ART.

Thank god a reaction without interruptions, i love your react.

Fantastic reaction; a great ride, just what I needed to see today 😁😁😁

Your facial expressions are priceless! Thoroughly enjoyed your reaction and look forward to seeing you react to more Queen songs.

My granddaughter absolutely loves this song! It is her favorite! No idea how it became her song, but she loves it! She isn't even 1 yet, but goes crazy! Its the cutest thing ever! Hell, I wasn't even born when this song came out!

Absolutely iconic band, they supported Freddie fully in all his ideas musically and my goodness didn't it pay off. So much respect for them all. Not only extremely musically talented but super smart and well educated men. One with a degree in graphic design and illustration, another with a degree in physics, a third with a degree in biology and finally the last with a first in electronics. Despite not being born till the 90's I can't help but feel such a sense of pride. Amazing music, and amazing friends in supporting Freddie once he got ill 💕

That's so sweet to see your reaction. I'm getting on a bit now but I was 13 when this was released and it was just the same way back then on the first hearing.

I’m just glad I was a teenager in the 70 s 63 years old and I feel young again especially watching the reactions and seeing other generations appreciate the songs

I am fortunate enough to have grown up in the 70's and 80's and the rock bands were amazing! You're right when you say it was the best era for music!! I saw Queen in concert a few times and that song sounded exactly like this if not better. Absolutely AMAZING!!!

Im So happy 😁💕 to see the younger generation who have never even heard of Queen and other bands from the 70's and 80's. Realize that you have missed out of over 60 yrs of awesome rock music 🎵. Rock on Girl friend!

It is most unusual. But yeah sometimes you know the song but not the name nor artist who created it (band or composer). Also sometimes you hear a song but you're not really listening or feeling it. It's why sometimes solitary listening helps appreciation for it as a piece. Then you listen to it with others and connect.

@Darjeelingla

3 жыл бұрын

You can also learn vocabulary, learn how to read. Generally speaking, educate yourself.

@Darth_Nycta_13

3 жыл бұрын

@@Darjeelingla Okay

This song takes me on a Rollercoaster ride. I heard ,but this is just me, that when he says he killed a man it was him killing the man he was pretending to be. It was his coming out

Xmas 1974 i was 12 and first heard Queen sing Killer Queen on top of the pops.... the love affair began right their, 29/5/82 i saw them live at Leeds Uniteds Elland Road ground and as a massive Leeds united fan that was a truly amazing day. Then in 1986 i was lucky to be at both nights at Wembley stadium just 12 month after Live Aid..... when Freddie left us i was devastated and wept i even had the day off work. ive been lucky enough to visit Freddies Kensington home, i have even visited Freddies haunts around Kensington. Fast forward to next week 30/5/22 i will see the band perform again 40 yr and 1 day since that first gig in Leeds, sadly minus Freddie but the music lives on . The 70's were special times. Enjoy your love of Queen the music is timeless.

Bohemian Rhapsody is pronounced; Bo-he-me-an Rap-sad-ee Bohemian Rhapsody was written, in 1975, by the late Freddie Mercury (lead vocals and pianist), the falsetto (high pitched) vocals was provided by Roger Taylor (vocals and drums), the bass player John Deacon (white suit), the guitar solos is by Brian May PhD (guitar and vocals, with the striped shirt, playing a guitar he and his father made out of an old table top.) And no Autotune anywhere in sight.

I got the "Night at the Opera" LP when I was 11 and listened to this song over and over. I never get tired of it. Freddie didn't usually tell people what the lyrics of his songs were about. He would ask people what it meant to them, so here's my interpretation of this song. I think the first part is his confession to murder and thinking about the consequences, then the rock opera part is his trial, and then the part where every human being head-bangs is his anger, and then he seems to accept the fate he's made for himself. I have no idea if that was the intention, but I'm going with it. I'm teaching this song to my 11 year old grandson now. I told him singing Bohemian Rhapsody is a life skill everyone should have, like balancing a checkbook or picking out good produce at the store. :-)

I was fortunate enough to grow up in the 70's and got to see Queen several times. It's wonderful to see people appreciate this music for the first time. Great reaction. Thanks!

This is a great song, and it is always fun to watch someone hear it for the first time. In spite of the lyrics in this song, it is like a carnival in that there are all sorts of things coming at you from all directions. Brilliant!!! Thank you for reacting to this song. The movie is not a documentary so it is not correct on all fronts but it does do a fairly good job of showcasing Freddie Mercury. It is a movie, not reality, created for entertainment value. Enjoy it but you are probably better off to pay attention to what all the Queenies or Queen Army here have to say because most of them have really done their research and watched all of the interviews of the band members.

I am a bloody Bohemian Rhapsody Reaction Tourist, and I enjoyed your reaction a lot! :D Welcome to Queen

From your end comments I KNEW it would be impossible for you never to have heard at least SOME of this masterpiece, even in a lift or a shopping centre!! But was nice to watch a genuine reaction to the song by someone who loves rock music. At the risk of diverting attention from the video at hand, (in my view the greatest single by any band at any time ever) if you need a band to give you goosebumps trust someone old enough to have raved over Bohemian Rhapsody to his disbelieving parents back in 1975 when I tell you that a metal band from Japan called LOVEBITES who fell in love with music of my era and now play it every bit as well (if not better) than their heroes NEEDS to be on your list of MUST DO reactions. Great reaction, honest and passionate as always.

@65motowngirl

3 жыл бұрын

I was in my 20’s in the 1970’s. And guess what? I never heard this song or any part of it until that movie came out a couple of years ago. So not hard to believe a 20 year old today never heard it before. Although her reactions are phony and overdone . Annoying to say the least. So in this girls case, I have my doubt.

I've heard this song hundreds of times and every time it gives me the chills. Freddie's voice is timeless and there are very few artists that can touch people the way he did and still does. RIP Freddie. You are forever.

That was a fun reaction. Can’t wait to see more Queen reactions. When you do watch the movie, come back and react to the real live aid performance. (Doesn’t matter you saw the excellent re-creation)

@msteve777

3 жыл бұрын

Just an afterthought ... you mentioned the muppets. Were you referring to their version or did you not know that the muppets actually had a version. It’s a fun thing to watch. (FYI - they DO get around the dark lyrics)

When the solo comes in, that is all of England in a riff. The song is about a young man who must stand trial for his crime (murder). When you see Freddy as an outcast - from his family, from society, etc., you can feel how personal it really is.

@roverwaters3875

3 жыл бұрын

3:18 Brian May wrote the solo

I first saw queen in 1977 and a massive fan since.yep I'm over 60. And since the death of Freddie Mercury in 1991 ,ihavent really been into much music , until a year ago when I heard ghost love score from nightwish and wow wow I'm now an avid nightwish fan ,not sure if I'm ever gonna get to see them .but luckily I've got you tube for that.keep up the good work,..

Its nice to see someone who plays the whole song and not keep butting in thank you very much

Your reaction to the 'opera bit' was funny:)....'Take me back, music of the 70's so much better'...aaah, music to my ears. Queen are the soundtrack to my childhood, you can't go wrong with any of their stuff. I miss those days.

Great reaction....very thoughtful. You are a great communicator. I caught them on this tour in the States and it was awesome. Queen had to leave the stage in the middle section because they couldn't replicate it live.

You will never understand what this song is about, the only man who knew has been dead for nearly 30 years (RIP Freddie). For most Queen songs the writer(s) refused to explain the lyrics, leaving the listener to assign the meaning that makes sense to them.

@itsyourgirlkat

3 жыл бұрын

The way they do it is amazing

@andreavoros-marky4203

3 жыл бұрын

@@itsyourgirlkat he said in one of his interviews that he does not want to explain his songs because it would destroy it. I mean the expectations of the listeners. Let it leave to them to interpret however they wish. 😁

@willcool713

3 жыл бұрын

It's one of those songs that takes specific personal experiences to understand. You know if you know, and if not, revisiting it to explain isn't worth it to most with the necessary experience. Painful memories, trauma.

@chardonnay5767

3 жыл бұрын

There are documentaries about this but Freddie doesn't give a straight answer in them either (edit: pun is intended in many ways)

@Yourfavoritesalad

3 жыл бұрын

Freddie wrote the whole song in college

This is the BEST comment and reaction I have ever seen to this classic. I'm so pleased I saw them 3 times live in concert in the early 80's 1982 (twice) and 1984 ....... and that made my life complete!

Awesome reaction. You are so right about the music from the 1970's. into the early 80's.

Bohemian means stylish in an old fashioned way, a Rhapsody is an epic poem or tale, so Bohemian Rhapsody, means "An old fashioned epic tale", which in this case, is between good and evil. The 70's where very different, i can remember it well. Glad you enjoyed the tune, yakky da!

@toxidermist2697

2 жыл бұрын

not really, bohemia is an eccentric lifestyle characteristic of some creative personalities, in fact, this term has its own history, but specifically for this song "bohemian" means a carefree life when you don't think about anything and just go with the flow as the main character of this song did. Rhapsody is a type of musical composition in a free style that can mix different styles in one song, which is what we observe in Queen's song.

@Retrospective.

2 жыл бұрын

@@toxidermist2697 Oh right, so Brian May is wrong then, as that's what he told it meant, in person, when i asked him. Go tell him

@toxidermist2697

2 жыл бұрын

@@Retrospective. it's cool that Brian told you this, but it doesn't make any sense.

i am from the era when queen was always there, its so wonderful to see new reactions to the power and glory of Queen and Freddie.. so long as new people experience them

A interesting fact about Queen...the guitar player has a PhD in Astrophysics

I love your reaction, the way you react to this legendary tracks Pure and true! 😊❤️ And why one cannot? QUEENS was one of the legendary band. Still many youths listen to Freddy's beautiful voice.

Whenever I hear the lyric, I always imagine a poor young man ('I'm just a poor boy from a poor family'), working for mafia/terrorist and couldn't escape the organization at will ('caught on the landslide, no escape from reality'). One day he killed someone ('Mama, just killed a man, put a gun against his head, pulled my trigger now he's dead'). He might have got arrested and sent to death sentence because of that. On his remaining days, he still felt surreal about everything ('Is this a real life? Is this just fantasy?'). He then confided in his Mom how frustated he was to die at young age ('life has just begun, but now I've gone and thrown it all away'), that he was so scared to the point he'd rather never born ('I don't wanna die, I sometime wish I've never been born at all). He also felt sorry for making his Mom sad ('Mama, didn't mean to make you cry'). However, he knew it's already too late for him to repent anything. Then he told her to continue live like normal after his death ('If I'm not back again this time tomorrow, carry on carry on as if nothing really matters'). Then he faced his final moment with so many mixed emotions. In the end, what he felt was helplessness ('nothing really matters, nothing really matters to me').

You are so cool! Keep up the great work! Love your reactions!!!

In the Dutch 2000 on the radio its always number 1. 16 years in a row! Only one time It became second. After Hotel California...

50 years on - what current band could DO what Queen did in this song? Today, songs are sampling, with some chanting over the insertion of other people's music. Queen didn't sample. They sang and played their own instruments. And they were uniquely creative. And they were (every one of them) world-class musicians. Bravo Queen!

The greatest song ever written! And this was one of the best reaction vids ever!

Their music changes lives, even after all these years....

@martinkulkarni3569

3 жыл бұрын

Changed mine. Second biggest love of my life from 1973 after Everton from 1969, and before meeting my wife in 1986!

Freddie Mercury wrote this and all he would ever say about the song's meaning was that it was very personal to him and he refused to elaborate further until the day he died. No one knows, in other words.

@roverwaters3875

3 жыл бұрын

because there is nothing to know

@i_kill_for_zardoz

3 жыл бұрын

I always felt the meaning and lyrics are pretty straightforward. At the beginning he is commenting on how unreal/surreal his situation is. He's having an existential crisis after killing someone. He is trying to pass himself as stoic or unconcerned ("Any way the wind blows, Doesn't really matter to me, to me") . I think it's all bluster, trying to act tough. Or perhaps lamenting/commenting on himself being a sociopath. The middle part is an operatic way of depicting his trial, where he and his layer plead for mercy and make excuses for his actions, but to no avail. There are references to Galileo Galilei's trial of course. The rock segment is where reality sets in as to his fate, and he feels sudden strong emotions and conviction and panic/anger. The final verse is where he has begin to accepted his fate and is resigned to it, and states that "nothing really matters to me" was actually true all along, or it's a coping mechanism. His life is over and he's pondering how surreal it all seemed. Maybe he's even going to his execution. At least that's how I always understood it. It's like a condensed "5 - stages of grief" thing - The lyrics includes anger, denial, depression, bargaining, acceptance etc.

@craenor

Жыл бұрын

A common belief among many is that it was Freddie's way of coming out. He'd killed the person his mama thought he was, and embraced the person he really was, and that person was glorious.

@g1004lyfe

Жыл бұрын

I believe this is His Death/Rebirth on a Level so deep only few would understand.

@firstnamelastname6193

Жыл бұрын

@@i_kill_for_zardoz "He's having an existential crisis after killing someone.' No, it's a metaphor. He is acknowledging that he has to be his authentic self and although it will hurt his loved one's (esp mom) he is in a sense killing off the old version of himself. He was gay and in the 70s you couldn't just come out - especially if you were famous. It would have been career suicide. This song is about his sexuality and how he struggled coming to terms with it. This song has absolutely NOTHING to do with killing another person.

Try hearing Queen live in Montreal in 1981 singing "Someone to Love". You will hear how great Freddy Mercury can sing in this live version.

Bo-heem-ian Rap-so-dee! Alright!.... Excellent! (Cue the "Wayne's World" comments!) Now check out some live "Queen" for Freddie's stage presence!

If you like that one, try the one about the bicycle. It's a little obscure. But Freddie Mercury was classically trained for more than decade in Opera! When you hear the falsetto, it's him. Rest in peace Freddie Mercury

Great reaction. “Can we go back to the 70’s?” Ha ha, I was fortunate enough to be 12 in 1970 so experienced the 70”’s to the fullest as a teenager growing up on the Canadian prairies. And yes some of the most outstanding music came out of the 70’s.

Freddie king of rock 🤘 all time. Please live aid 85 queen reaction.

yay! the 70's were my teen years, I may be biased but I still think we had the best music.

You understand the meaning of this song, great. The important thing is, everybody should her of his own body. Thank you to react to this video. PS: you are the first one, to keep some notes from this song!!

your a beautiful young lady thank you for making my eyes happy

@jphillipsjwp

3 жыл бұрын

She is. She is also smart, talented, very nice and has a great voice. If you are not already a regular of her channel I would recommend giving some of her other material a look. There is a lot of different things to watch so something may spark your interest

@Rustinpeace25

2 жыл бұрын

@@jphillipsjwp this guy is creepy

Love this song. Great reaction.

Awesome reaction ! :)

Queen has touched every walks of life ,as they have a little bit everything in their music , it is so versatile that everyone can listen to their music an enjoy it!..😎 Great review!..👍 I also liked the Get down make love song!...😊

For never having heard this, you got in some pretty good head banging at the correct time!

I love watching reactions to this song by the youth today. This is still considered one of the greatest rock songs ever written. I also strongly recommend "Hotel California" by The Eagles and "Stairway to Heaven" by Led Zeppelin.

Love the reaction 💖

It great to see a young persons reaction to songs I grew up listening to, I am just going to hit subscribe

Hi Your Girl, in answer to your question, Freddie had just been told his immune system was f***ed, several years later this condition became designated Auto Immune Defiency Syndrome - AIDS - a death sentence back then. Many people push back on this opinion, however official medical recognition of a new medical condition took time, years, back then to be 'a recognised medical condition'. He had a very, very prolific sex life, relishing in it at the height of his new found fame...In my own humble opinion the lyrics paint the picture precisely. If you listen again a young 'healthy man' that he looks like, writing and singing those lyrics...? Not one of his bandmates spoke about it publicly, until shortly before he died having told the world of his condition. A truly wonderful and exceptional artist in a band I grew up with. Still missed and very much loved by my generation.

Let’s go back to the 70’s. Try “Born on the Bayou”. by CCR

@jphillipsjwp

3 жыл бұрын

Can always go for some CCR.

@loutowers6529

3 жыл бұрын

@@jphillipsjwp Amen

So in I bought this album on vinyl. Played the album listening through headphones like you are. I think my reaction was the same as yours 😆 lol... My mom born in Europe had a strange taste in music. I think at the time she liked Ann Murray and Freddie Fender stuff like that. I sat her down and said mom I want you to listen to this song, she didn't like anything at the time I was listening to that was the reason for the headphones. So she sat while I played this song Bohemian Rhapsody. Her reaction......Play it again

Freddie had an amazing 4 octave range. No autotune, just pure talent.

Bohemian Rhapsody is a magnificent rock opera, in three parts. As you listen to the song, look for three subjects and associated music. The first part involves murder, and recognition of it and its impact. The second, the chaos, circus, accusations and counter accusations. The third, acceptance of the verdict. Note that the last note is s single strike on a symbol, allowed to die. This is not just a song, it is truely a composition. Bohemian Rhapsody, Queen, and Freddy Mercury will live forever.

Im amazed that so many Americans react to this song. It was recorded 50 years ago and the lead singer died 30 years ago. Where was the USA in the 70's?

You are absolutely right. The music from the 60s into the 70s was spectacular. All of the super Bands like The Rolling Stones, The Who, Led Zeppelin and on and on. It was coming at us so fast and so much of it, we could hardly keep up with it. Then around the early 80s, music turned to crap for the most part. And don't even start with today's music, or whatever it's supposed to be. Yes, the 60s and 70s were what's known as the "Classic Rock" era. There's a reason they used the word "Classic" in there. I was in my 20s in the 70s, and now I'm almost 65 yrs. old. What a time to be a young man or woman. Things were a lot simpler, and better for the most part. Keep listening to those 60s and 70s Hits, they're the best Rock has to offer.

Hi - hello to a fellow bass player - seeing your smile - made me think of me discovering my parents music from the 60s

This reaction was amazing omgfg I was dying. 😂

You did the right thing to listen to this with headphones 🙂

Bohemian Rhapsody is the very song of our lives. Simply

You’re right. The 70’s kicked ass.

shit, i fell in love with you and your smile in the first minute of the song. this is not a flirt, it's just that i fell in love with the authenticity embedded in your reactions to enjoy great moments like this song. i love this video!

@jphillipsjwp

3 жыл бұрын

Join the club. I came to this channel for a Pink Floyd reaction around 3 months ago. There was something about her... I now am a channel member a Patreon member and am watching her older material and am almost 5 years back on that. I consider it a healthy obsession there is just something pure about her that brings out something in me. She will be a superstar if she continues a career in entertainment I see so much potential there.

Agreed!!! Take me back to the 70's, the best music in history came out of that decade.

the lyrics are just a story about mourning and loss elaboration. the six part of the process are metaforically rendered by the six movements and scene of the song.

Has anyone else told you that Freddie Mercury sang all 4 parts of the opening quartet? He refused to tell anyone what the words meant. And gave you seen the movie FINALLY⁉️‼️⁉️

So, Freddie mercury wrote this song right after he found out that he came down with Aids. The reference to the gun to head is Freddys reflection as to what should I do to myself. So this song is about his future from this point forward. With this in mind if we listen to the lyrics will make more sense.

First time? You will deffo listen to this at least twice over! You are so young as to miss soooo many groups

Nice reaction

Exactly, how Freddie wanted it. He would never explain it.

Meaning? Many believe that the lyrics are talking about his coming out to the love of his life (Love of My life is another Queen song to react to) as bisexual/gay. “Just killed a man” was killing his closeted self and accepting who he was. “Mama, life has just begun” = living his life openly.

Just for the record, this song was recorded in Wales, Rockfield studios near Monmouth.

@jphillipsjwp

3 жыл бұрын

Wales has inspired many musicians. Robert Plant did a lot of writing in the northern part. Not coming to mind but several other artists I have read on also.

Great to see the appreciation of such great music, by the young today. Perhaps when you see us old guys walk on by, you'll realise what we have lived through and loved, and the huge souls that gave us?