Villagers React To Queen Bohemian Rhapsody ! React 2.0

Villagers React To Queen Bohemian Rhapsody ! React 2.0

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[fgentry]

I was completely unprepared for how positive their reaction is. Freddie speaks to everyone.

[imweakfordeaky]

Freddie Mercury (lead singer) was a Parsi Indian, but born in Zanzibar (where his father had a job with the British Colonial Offices) — His birth name was Farrokh Bulsara.

[carlmanvers]

"Sings with his heart." Yes. He really did.

[lorehammerk]

I love how when the guitar solo hits around 3:20, every single person wants to close their eyes and play air guitar, no matter the culture. Same thing for the breakdown around 4:45, and I love that one of Sarru's main take aways was apparently "Mama Mia" and that he saw what a main character Freddie Mercury was right away.

[CW]

I've never seen these guys before, but their reaction to Bohemian Rhapsody is the purest thing I've ever seen! ❤️❤️

[CarrieBrownNet]

Who ever developed this idea of The Villagers reacting to all the new stimuli is a genius. Really impressive work. Thank you.

[MayimHastings]

The two make a great team! Such lovely humans.

[annemoefaauo]

Love their total and absolute appreciation of all the intricacies of the composition. Such is the universal language of music. Brilliant!

[kiahmadison]

Bohemian Rhapsody came out one month before I was born so I have never known a world without it. I take for granted sometimes there are people who have never heard it. This was georgous watching their reactions.

[vidiot]

Freddie and Queen are pure genius.. This song will endure for many ages..

[ritawilbur]

Seeing these guys just automatically rocking out to the song makes me so happy!

[veggiesarefruits]

Music is called "the universal language" for a reason. 😊 It's so beautiful to watch people listen to great music for the first time. Like when you show a friend a song you love, it's like showing them a piece of your own soul. Much love to the producers and these men from a Christian American! ❤

[leggedsasquatch]

Across decades of time and space and cultures, Bohemian Rhapsody shows why it's probably the greatest rock song of all time.

[CharlesShopsin]

Sarru is also absolutely right when he says Freddie Mercury gives off Main Character energy! And of course, since they were so enthused by the word, you need to show them Abba's Mama Mia next. They would totally dig Abba!

[MegaDeansy]

And in an instant 2 new Queen fans were born !. Their enthusiasm is just soooòo refreshing !

[Marchant]

This song certainly gave these two plenty to talk about. You can tell they were impressed as was the rest of the world when this song was released.

[susierodriquez]

Love how he instinctively did the Wayne and Garth head Bob.

[miranderamexicana]

i don’t think freddie would ever imagine that one day in the future his songs would still be popular and that people from his home country would still love him and his songs

[lk-music]

It would have been interesting to see their reaction to the fact this song is almost 50 years old.

[bluerq]

"what a voice... touches the heart" pure truth