Amazing Performance -- First Reaction TO Queen - Live Aid 1985

In this video, we’re reacting to one of the most iconic performances in music history – Queen’s Live Aid 1985 performance! For the first time, we’re witnessing Freddie Mercury and the band deliver an unforgettable set that has gone down in history as one of the greatest live performances ever.

From the energy to the crowd interaction, Queen’s performance at Live Aid is nothing short of legendary. Watch our first reaction as we experience the magic of this show for the very first time and see why it’s still celebrated decades later.

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[hoover]

Right guys here's one to scare the living daylights out of you, I'm 67 now but as a 27 year old I was in that tent in the middle of the stadium operating the lighting terrified in case we screwed it up, we didn't, and believe me that was the greatest concert that I've worked at and believe me I worked hundreds

[hammondpickle]

"Nobody has their phones out"

Bless y'all. It's 1985. Nobody has phones.

[jennymills]

Microphone in one hand, 72 thousand people in the other. Legend.

[ChrisKerr]

No earpieces no backing track, just a man a mic and his band. Legendary. 🇬🇧

[CEJLeBlanc]

Boys, you have just watched the most amazing 20 minutes in live concert history. There will NEVER be another Freddie Mercury.

[darkpitcher]

Somebody asked Freddie what Instrument he played? His reply was "The audience darling" the greatest frontman of any rock band in history.

[TammyDenney]

This is known as the greatest 20 minutes in our history.
72, 000 people in attendance and 1.9 Billion people watching from around the world.
Freddie performed against doctor’s orders with a throat infection.
Live Aid made 140 million dollars for famine in Africa.

[janettejohnston]

You boys are babies . Thank you for giving homage to a legend

[pfox]

you asked how loud....i lived 9 miles away and heard the concert

[term-]

And for that moment, Britain for a few blissful minutes was ruled by a different queen.

[anderslenart]

Kids in awe of a real band with a real singer playing real music. It's beautiful.

[conniedoan]

Freddie didn't walk across the stage. Freddie did the STRUT! 😁

[StewedFishProductions]

FYI: I'm 66, live in London and was in this crowd that day (in 1985)... I was there with three friends and still remember the price of the tickets (£5.00 each PLUS a £20 'donation' each for the 'Live Aid Charity'). I personally only wanted to hear/see three of the acts (David Bowie, Status Quo and Queen); Queen came on about 6.30pm and as you can see, Freddie held the audience in the palm of his hand... NEVER forget that day and I'm so happy that it was filmed/recorded for posterity...

[keithhart]

You are watching the number 1 rated live rock performance ever

[tuppyjo]

Freddie Mercury was considered an opera singer with a four octave range. He hated the shape of his teeth but didn’t change them for fear of ruining his singing voice. Perfection💗💗💗

[王冬梅-pp]

Freddie had a microphone in one hand and 72, 000 people in the other hand. Amazing perfornance

[Jinty]

Love the comment no-one has there phones out. There were no portable phones, they did not exist. I watched this live on tv aged 14. Awesome experience.

[vickyradford]

Gentlemen, we shall never see the likes of Freddie again. A true superstar. RIP

[BudhagRizzo]

There will never be another Freddy Mercury. He was taken from us way too soon.