RAP FAN REACTS TO | QUEEN | SOMEBODY TO LOVE | REACTION FIRST LISTEN

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[PavTV]

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[LMTino]

I think you need a snapshot of early Queen sound and Freddie a la "Stone Cold Crazy" at the Rainbow. Catch that energy if you can!

[queenmiriam]

I really hope you want to check out some more live stuff by Queen. They were amazing live, i suggest 70's Queen: Stone cold crazy Live at the Rainbow or White Queen live at Hammersmith Odeon. Much bless and keep up the good work!

[Anisabell]

You're just starting on the realm of Queen...lucky you 👑

[melissarichardson]

Early Queen. “White Queen” Hammersmith Odeon 1975. And my personal favorite “You Take My Breath Away” Hyde Park 1976. For fun “Don’t Stop Me Now”. Totally different side “Barcelona” with the great Spanish opera diva Monserrat Caballe.

[FwooshEye]

Oh there are so many Queens songs to react to, like Fat Bottomed Girls, Break Free, Don't Stop Me Now, and Bicycle Race. But one I think you should look at, just because it's so unique, is Barcelona - a duet between Freddie Mercury & Montserrat Caballé. It might not be with Queen, but it's very very special

[pinkey]

This is called music.Been listening to Queen for over 50 years and you
will never see hear any thing like Queen ever again and beloved Freddie

[Anisabell]

All of them have amazing vocals, but Roger Taylor has such powerfull vocals. And his and Freddie's together, WOW

[JaneRtn]

“Who wants to live for ever” ... Wembley 1986

[chaiyok]

You should react to Don't Stop Me Now. The song would give some good vibe.

[JaneRtn]

Freddie very good pianist.... Yep that’s Brian and he still rocks same hairdo just grey/white these days ❣️Roger’s got some seriously good vocals as well (as has Brian) ... just an amazing band ... the legends Queen!❣️👑

[christineirvingpluviophile]

Live Aid's pretty much a given, but there's a couple of recommendations for you. Montreal '81 for 'Dragon Attack'/'Another One Bites the Dust'. Then there's Wembley '86 for pretty much everything! 'Under Pressure' is particularly worth watching, especially to see Freddie's interaction with the crowd and how he has them playing a musical Follow My Leader for over 2 minutes.

[Danielik]

Something from Wembley - Now I ´ m Here, One Vision, Kind of Magic or Medley, but it is your choice. Live Queen is great everytime with every song 👑

[Lynn-qvxj]

That is Brian May, I believe he has done some work with NASA. And by the way that is his natural hair, still the same today just grey now.

[debramoore]

“What the hell?” 😂😂 It’s F-ing Freddie Mercury!! My favorite song! Yes, Dr. Brian May 😂😂. Superman wears a Freddie Mercury shirt! 😂😂 Roger Taylor coming in also known as the “dog whistle”. Dancing Deacy! Please react to ONE VISION/TIE YOUR MOTHER DOWN live at Wembley 1986.

[leonarae]

Great reaction, and if you continue on the Queen train you’ll soon realise how hugely diverse their catalogue is. You’ll also realise that their songs are almost always better live. So on that note I’ll suggest Who Wants to Live Forever live in Budapest, Love of My Life live in either Rio or Wembley, Now I’m Here and Another One Bites the Dust live at Wembley, and for some early glam Queen, White Queen live at Hammersmith, You Take My Breath Away live at Hyde Park....I could go on and on and on, plenty more to come but I’ve probably already bombarded you enough

[ursabobsage]

Freddie wrote this song out of reverence for Aretha Franklin. He really admired her.

[humphrd]

I loved your reaction. Please check out “Under Pressure” from Queen’s live performance at Wembley in 1986. To be honest, the entire Wembley concert is great!

[Killlerbee]

Great one... I'll put my vote in for more Queen. The live version of "Under Pressure" with David Bowie. Thanks PAV

[barbaraaschwingelswihart]

Freddie was born with 4 extra teeth in the back, that is why he has protruding teeth. He could have had them fixed but he was afraid it would affect his sound. There's videos about his vocal cords and other structures that's is believed to help create his unique sound. Please do Barcelonayou gotta see Fat Bottomed Girls, live at the bowl