Queen's Freddie Mercury Face Transformation Bohemian Rhapsody

Watch Epic Front man, Singer and Pianist Freddie Mercury grow up, face transform and evolve from a baby until his final days and the creation of Queen's iconic anthem, "Bohemian Rhapsody." From its innovative structure to its genre-defying sounds, this song changed the landscape of rock music forever.

In this in-depth video, we explore:
✨ Farrokh Bulsara (Freddie Mercury) grew up in Tanzania, India & England
✨ His inspiration, from Rock, Opera, and Ballard
✨ The energy he brought as Queen's front man, engaging the audience
✨ The creative process behind Freddie's songwriting
✨ The unique influences that shaped the track
✨ Insights from band members and producers
✨ The song's cultural impact and legacy
✨ How he brought awareness to aids.

Get ready to dive into the mind of a musical genius and discover what inspired him to create "Bohemian Rhapsody" a timeless classic. Whether you're a die-hard Queen fan or a casual listener, this video will offer you a fresh perspective on one of rock history's most celebrated songs and legendary performers

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0:00 Farrokh Bulsara (Freddie Mercury) born in Tanzania, was known for his flamboyant stage presence, and incredible vocal range would become legendary as the front man for Queen.
0:37 Freddie was inspired by Rock, Opera, and Ballard and was talented at playing piano.
1:08 Decided to be called Freddie, and later met Brian May and Roger Taylor and formed Queen.
Soon after, John Deacon joined as Bass Guitar. Freddie designed the Queen's Crest Logo, by combining the astrological signs each member had around a "Q".
1:44 He was born with four extra teeth at the back of his mouth, which caused his front teeth to be pushed forward. This gave him a unique sound for their group, with a four-octave range that can alternate between a growl to an operatic melody.
2:15 Mercury created Bohemian Rhapsody, to combine Rock, Opera, and Ballad. He used a revolutionary technique that utilized analog multitracking to create rich vocal harmony's. He wanted the song to be an incredible auditory journey! They have to bounce the tracks across 8 generations of 24 track tape, meaning that they required almost 200 tracks!
3:02 Record labels had doubts about the commercial liability, due to being unconventional in it's style and being a long song. However, the gamble paid off which paved Queens path to super stardom. After Bohemian Rhapsody, they released "We Will Rock You", 'Somebody To Love", and "Don't Stop Me Now".
3:37 Freddie understood the power of the audience, engaging them to sign along and participate.
4:19 His tribute concert was in 1992,
4:24 Queens final album "Made In Heaven" was released in 1995.
4:34 Freddie Mercury wasn't just a front man... he was a legend!

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[musicvideos]

I remember hearing Bohemian Rhapsody playing in the car in the movie Wayne's World, while everyone in the car was head banging to it!
Kind of seemed like an epic song for that movie... had no idea the real story behind it! Very cool video. thanx

[WilliamReilly-yh]

This video gave me such a fresh perspective!

[MondeNissin]

Please sinead O'connor face morph evolution

[JordanAlexander-_...]

Can I request more than once because I would also like to see a David Bowie and Pete Burns too.

[rosierosebud]

Sad to lose so much tal3nt at such a young age