Freddie Mercury Talking About AIDS & Lifestyle Modifications (1987)

[Jan-ifvw]

What an amazing interview with Freddie showing such emotion and vulnerability. He states he was 41, and since he died of AIDS at 45, he already knew he was quite ill at the time, yet he does not show any pity. In fact, just the opposite; that he has lived a full life and he is content. A very strong man who gave his all, along with Queen, to give the world the most amazing music! I love to hear his songs and actually feel Freddie in those haunting words. Freddie touches my life with every Queen song I hear and I think of him often and feel you sweet man, so many millions, including me, love

[carolinechaney]

One of the most beautiful things about him was he sang his emotions out loud in the hope they would resonate with us & they certainly did & still do. The world as one big heart beating together...its a kinda magic! ❤

[allaplaystore]

Freddie was so real, and his life was much more than just a show ❤ Missing you, Freddie

[marie]

What a beautiful soul Freddie is. ❤❤❤Forever x

[adelealtieri]

A great interview. Never heard this one before. Thank you 😊

[marvalstith]

Freddie brilliantly approached his future with nary a blindfold - he proceeded to give all he could to what was possible. Wonderful examples -- the " Barcelona" album . . . the "innuendo" album as well.

[YvonneWilliams-reyw]

❤❤❤❤❤ you make me happy freddie love listening to you sing, talk love you forever

[DagmarSupply]

I love Freddie, he was fascinating, I miss him every day

[xilefregnu]

To those here who call him a liar, I say, " What's it to you" "What have you accomplished in your life that has given so, so many people happiness, joy, inspiration and sheer feelings of goodwill towards others? It's not what I get from this person. I get negativity.
HE, Freddie, was in charge of his life and HE, Freddie, decided what parts of it he wanted to share or talk about. What are
The disclosure police? STOP Freddie was an exceptional and amazing human being and a true treasure here on earth.

[AmythystBlack-Rose]

I would love to hear more interviews like this, just to hear the man behind the legend he was to the world

[colinranson]

Another interview I hadn’t heard below. Thank-you

[lauramoy]

Thank you for this interview Freddie. Love your voice, stage presence, songs and the band Queen. RIP Freddie.

[veevintage]

It's so sad to think of what he must have felt having to lie as he answered these questions to keep his privacy. He knew by then, he had his diagnosis. He was determined not to be stigmatized (as most people with AIDS were and sadly still are) or to become some kind of poster boy for KS. Stronger than anybody thinks. Bless you, Freddie, we miss you still!

[_Cristina_]

In 1987 doctors had told him he had two years to live.

[williamseay]

You brought a smile to my face, Freddie. Cheers.

[Luke-erpg]

He knew he was infected well and truly by the time he did this overview.

[audreyalexandradumoutier]

Please Freddie 😢😢😢 I love you, I love you queen ❤❤❤❤ Jim thanck you ❤❤❤😢

[Bone]

Yes its quite shattering when your body turns against you and you feel that you are not superman anymore. It happened to me when i was 24. Got Diabetes. My life has never been the same since. Im still here, but i could have 1 billion dollars and live in the Bahamas on a private island without a care in world... I would still be sick.
Your health is the most important thing you have. Remember that.

[MariagiovannaOnnis]

Una intervista fantastica dove freddie racconta con commozione e forza i cambiamenti della sua vita da malato💔💔💔😢😢ma lo fa con coraggioso perché ha continuato a dedicare la sua vita alla musica fino alla fine 👑👑👑♥️♥️♥️💕💕💕💗💗dolce freddie hai conquistato la musica🎶🎤🎹 e sarai per sempre nei nostri cuori ♥️ ♥️♥️♥️💞💞💞grazie soundandvision specisli👏👏👍🥰🥰

[ReneAlexisPenalozaMunoz]

Oh dear Farrokh. If only you had this insight years before. You are missed.