Cool observation.. I've asked for a compilation of crowds singing because it gets to me every time.. one of those was the crowd singing ..Mohammed Ali in Zimbabweh I think..
If you watch this on a full screen, there's a Freddie shaped cloud on the upper right side of the sky. I'm not a woo-woo type of person but it really seems like he's looking down on the crowd. If Freddie could see this, he'd be bursting with pride 😊
In the UK, this song is ubiquitous. We have God Save the Queen and we have Bohemian Rhapsody. Given any crowd (almost any!), play this over the PA and you will end up with a mass singalong. It's just how it be :) And the clapping was the drum beat - no conductor, just a crowd who know the heartbeat of the song.
Always look on the sunny side too. Honestly though... this gets the same reaction, every venue. The south American massive soccer stadiums put this to shame. Queen is universal
I love this especially as it’s at Hyde Park where we had the free Queen concert in 1976. Apparently Green Day waited for the crowd to finish to come out. Freddie still working the crowd 30 years after his passing!
My best friend and me cut school to get front row seats to see Queen’s Bohemian Rhapsody tour in 1976. They were still doing small venues back then. Freddie was just as amazing live as he was on record. They all were. When they played Bohemian Rhapsody they had fog machines and we lit up joints under the cover of the fog, lol. Freddie and Brian both spoke to me. Let us request a song, gave me a rose, my best friend got Roger’s drumsticks. She still has them. ✌️♥️🎶
That's fantastic! I was only 9 at that time and couldn't see them back then. It must have amazing for you and your friend to see them at such an unforgettable period in their careers. I'm a bit jealous but thanks so much for sharing your story. Do you see Freddie and Brian after the show? Do you remember anything about your conversation? Did you get photos? Sorry I could ask you a million questions about that gig! Cheers ✌🇦🇺🙃
@@brunett93 of course I do, lol. During the concert Brian said to me and my best friend, “ You two girls know the words to our songs better than us, what song would you like to hear?” I somehow was able to speak and said “Keep Yourself Alive” he said “you got it”. My best friend asked for “Liar”. He shook both of our hands. Later when Freddie came out for an encore he had a dozen roses in his arms. He had bare feet at the time, and was inches from me and my best friend dared me to touch his foot. I did, Freddie smiled and handed me a rose and said here you go darling. It was amazing.
@@kerryn6714 here is a video I made about that night with pictures we took of the show. Sorry I was such a bad photographer with my cheap camera, I still have my ticket stub too. th-cam.com/video/9AAg9SFN2t4/w-d-xo.html
@@dianedavies8291 OMG I'm freaking out with excitement just reading your reply about what you said to Brian and Freddie that night! I'm screaming like a little girl inside! You shook hands! You requested a song and they played it! You touched Freddie's toe and he gave you a rose! That's it, I'm dead from excitement! 😁😆😂 Got to say your BF has brilliant taste as "Liar" is my fav Queen song only second after "Somebody to Love". I've been begging Jay to review "Liar" for 2 years now but he still hasn't picked it up. Maybe you can beg with me? 🤣🤣🤣 I'm just blown away from your story. I was lucky enough to see the boys in 1985 during "The Works" tour. Got tickets 7 rows from the front stage left. At the end we ran to the stage and I got to be as close as anyone could be when they did their encore. Didn't get to talk to any of them like you but sigh! Best concert ever and I've seen a lot. Loved chatting to another Queen oldie fan, its been great ✌🇦🇺🙃
I mean, it is our unofficial National Anthem 😉 No one was directing the crowd, when you in a crowd and in the moment things just become symbiotic, Green Day play Bohemian Rhapsody before they take to the stage, so the crowd were pumped and had been waiting all day, so it was an accumulation of everything coming out in the song and Green Day thought it was a moment worth sharing with everyone. Plus, who the hell doesn't sing along to Bo Rap?
I can assure you that nobody directed this crowd. 2 things happened to make this, humanity in its purist form and Freddie playing his favourite instrument - the crowd. Always makes me smile and as an English man these lyrics are burnt into our souls!!!
As the writers, Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett pointed out in their book “Good Omens” : “...all tapes left in a car for more than about a fortnight metamorphose into 'Best of Queen' albums.”
It was the 30th anniversary of Freddie's death on the 24th Nov this was 25 years after he died.the people in the crowd were all different ages,religions, countries some not even born till after Freddie had passed.all come to watch green Day.they all knew the words no direction needed just coming together in those few minutes to celebrate queen 👑 it's lovely and moving!rip Freddie 🙏🌈💔😢
I was there in the pit as one of the official photographers. You can just see me as I climb my ladder (just above the middle cymbal (near the start)). It was magical, I was old enough to have been around when the song came out but 95% of this audience weren't even a twinkle in their parent's eye. No direction and no lyrics, they all just knew the song.
What I love about this is that Hyde Park is next to main shopping, eating and hotel areas in London so there’d have been people just in their hotel rooms hearing this, going for a meal, getting off their bus or train at Marble Arch, just sightseeing, even heading into Primark🤣 And they’d have been serenaded by 100,000 people doing THAT epicness!🙌🏼
I'm pretty sure _Bohemian Rhapsody_ is the unofficial United Kingdom National Anthem. I've heard a few of them say that they come out of the womb singing it. :):)
I doubt there are many Brits over a certain age group that could stop themselves singing along to this track. Many of us were around when it was first released in the UK (I was) so it's part of the fabric of our lives and UK music and culture. British music is bursting at the seems with gems like this and we're proud as hell about it.
Imagine having Queen as your warm-up act ... There were 65k+ people there; the band was playing records through loudspeakers before they came on, and when BoRa came on the singing started quite spontaneously. They got a bit out of time with the clapping, but only a little bit. It must have been almost transcendental to have been in that crowd, a coming-together of hearts and minds, united in Queen. If you look at the cloud at the top-left of the screen at the start, it looks like Freddie's silhouette: maybe he was there in spirit. lol you can tell a song is immortal when they sing the guitar solo!
You're a f****g Legend when the crowd sings your guitar solo. 😅😅😅😅🤟🤟🤟🤟 thanks for checking this Mr Jayvee, I hope you come back reacting to Queen/Freddie Mercury. 😊
Green Day is a big fan of Queen and it has been heard elsewhere before their concerts, in other countries the audience also sings Bohemian Rhapsody. It's like almost the second anthem in the UK thanks to Freddie. Great reaction, I liked it so much. Thanks for that.
What a great tribute to Freddie and Queen. I wish every concert venue in the world would do this. It makes me weep to see the empty stage😢😢 shows how much people still love this one of a kind band. Love love.
I got to sing this with everyone at Petco Park stadium for the Hella Mega Tour. Brought tears to my eyes and one of the greatest moments of my life. There’s something magical about singing this with a stadium full of people, it united us all, we were all friends at that moment. So cool.
I thought at first it was being done by Green day but then i saw the crowd and can hear Queen in the background playing. This was major respect from Green Day to Queen.
I've seen Green Day live 4 times, at two of the gigs (both in 2016) they played BoRap before they hit the stage, any words I could use to describe it would be an understatement. It was beautiful, haunting, unlike almost anything else i've experienced.
all these yrs and freddie can still control a crowd. would love to see queens reaction to this wow. watched this a few times but always gives me chills lol
When a crowd sings a whole song, it's pretty special. There was a lot of pot smoked that night but I vaguely recall doing that to Faith at George Michael in Vancouver. Very enthused crowd. It's so much fun. I hope you get to experience that sometime. Tears for Fears are on tour in the USA in 2022. They'd be a good sing-along concert.
Your reaction to this is how we Feel watching your reactions. It makes us remember how we felt when we first heard these songs and why they are so good. It’s fun to see others enjoying things/music that we enjoy and means something to us. Nostalgia!! It’s awesome!
I saw Queen live in Cologne 1986. One of the Last Concerts. At the End comes We are the Champions and the National Anthem: God save the Queen. Freddie with a Crown. Unforgettable!!!!
Green day has done this before it was fairly good in Argentina but this has a different vibe after all it's the motherland. fabulous crowd. love to hug every single one of them !!
I wouldn't mind betting Green Day were singing along backstage. That's insane. London rock crowds are just great! God bless Freddie, that was for you buddy!
Freddy lives forever! The greatest thing is that, even people born after his death, love him. He is god! I imagine him next to Prince and George Michael and a bunch of other, rocking it out. Several crowds on other countries do the same, there are several videos on concerts on other locations singing Queen.
@@Ezekielepharcelis No...he is human, the all God thing was a metaphor...;) Now for real, to each his own. The all "God" thing is because he is still one of the greatest performers ever and loved by billions.
Just a testament to just how much Freddie and Queen are loved and respected, and that all Freddie ever wanted to be respected as a musician, well darling mission accomplished. I know you’re smiling down from heaven. 😇
There were 65,000+ people in Hyde Park for the Green Day concert and most of the audience weren't even born when Freddie first sang Bohemian Rhapsody. I know someone who was a member of the Event Security team at this concert and he told me that when the crowd started to sing it gave him chills as it was magical. The decision to sing was an off the cuff one with nobody conducting them. We might be a small island but we Brits can sing - look at all the great bands that this country has produced. Green Day had been due to come out on stage mid song but they could hear the crowd from back stage and chose to come out after the performers stopped singing. It what artistes do out of respect for their fellow performers.
It's an unspoken rule, you must sing this together when it comes on. I remember almost two decades ago in the back kennel room of the Veterinary Clinic I worked at, it came on the radio and all of us sang; even though some of us really didn't like each other, it didn't matter! It was awesome.
Only Queen could perform (or at least lead the crowd) in singing a different band's music! It shows how much love people still love this song! You don't go see Queen, you have a sing along! Even the reviewer is rocking out to this!
I think the singing in unison is Britain/Commonwealth schools get taught how to sing in unison from when they start school, along with it being such a well known song. Just thinking about it and down the years I’ll just randomly start singing a verse of this song from out of nowhere. A good combination, reinforced in Britain too.
It's a big thing to say but, when Freddie sang live he was in control of the crowd. Now that he is no longer here, his music being played as a warm-up for another band, even in death he's in control. It just goes to show you what a magnificent performer he was and still is to this day. RIP Freddie.
Yes Imagine for the remaining members of Queen, more than 25 years after the death of their buddy that he's still remembered like that. I don't know what they would feel, but that would be pretty powerfull !
Yay, so flippin glad you reacted to this. I've watched this on numerous channels, but your face just glows when you enjoy something. Amazing reaction as per. That grin when they sang 'Mama'. Thank you 🏴
This is nothing short of fucking beautiful! I love how music brings people together no matter what’s going on your life what’s going on in the world? They’re all one! And that’s how it should be up during a time where this is how it was I’m 54 years old everything that’s going on in the world nowadays pisses me the hell off because when I grew up back in the day, it wasn’t like this what you’re seeing in this video is what it was like for us and I feel sorry for all the kids growing up nowadays my child is She knows no racism. Nothing she is. She has friends all walks of life and I hope that there are other kids out there like her because we need to turn this shit around.
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What's crazy is that when you have so many people singing, the average pitch of the whole crowd is spot on.
Central Limit Theorem in full effect.
That's because us brits come out the womb singing Queen 😆
@@devorah875 we also learn to sing in unison because of school assemblies 😂😂
Cool observation.. I've asked for a compilation of crowds singing because it gets to me every time.. one of those was the crowd singing ..Mohammed Ali in Zimbabweh I think..
if you can make 65,000+ people sing in this sync after 27 years after your death, you're not a singer but a legend.
Freddie’s smiling down and controlling the crowd as he always did.
If you watch this on a full screen, there's a Freddie shaped cloud on the upper right side of the sky. I'm not a woo-woo type of person but it really seems like he's looking down on the crowd. If Freddie could see this, he'd be bursting with pride 😊
IKR? This is amazing.
I'm sure Freddy knows 🙂
❤
@@kerryn6714 Dang after reading your comment, I see it
British kids are born with the lyrics to this song loaded into memory by default.
And 'We don't need no education'.
I ain't even British but this song was already loaded into my memory when I was just a kid
In the UK, this song is ubiquitous. We have God Save the Queen and we have Bohemian Rhapsody. Given any crowd (almost any!), play this over the PA and you will end up with a mass singalong. It's just how it be :) And the clapping was the drum beat - no conductor, just a crowd who know the heartbeat of the song.
I'd say now, Mr Brightside and Don't Look Back In Anger fit comfortably into this quartet :)
Always look on the sunny side too.
Honestly though... this gets the same reaction, every venue. The south American massive soccer stadiums put this to shame. Queen is universal
@@sp0ngeb00b7 behave.
Oasis?
Really??
@@TheCornishCockney “behave” Ok old man, it’s not about you it’s about the rest of the population
@@sp0ngeb00b7 nice.
Resort to personal insults.
Opinions,like arseholes,everyone’s got one.
I love this especially as it’s at Hyde Park where we had the free Queen concert in 1976. Apparently Green Day waited for the crowd to finish to come out. Freddie still working the crowd 30 years after his passing!
his favourite instrument
My best friend and me cut school to get front row seats to see Queen’s Bohemian Rhapsody tour in 1976. They were still doing small venues back then. Freddie was just as amazing live as he was on record. They all were. When they played Bohemian Rhapsody they had fog machines and we lit up joints under the cover of the fog, lol. Freddie and Brian both spoke to me. Let us request a song, gave me a rose, my best friend got Roger’s drumsticks. She still has them. ✌️♥️🎶
That's fantastic! I was only 9 at that time and couldn't see them back then. It must have amazing for you and your friend to see them at such an unforgettable period in their careers. I'm a bit jealous but thanks so much for sharing your story.
Do you see Freddie and Brian after the show? Do you remember anything about your conversation? Did you get photos? Sorry I could ask you a million questions about that gig! Cheers ✌🇦🇺🙃
You're so lucky! Do you remember what Freddie and Brian said to you?
@@brunett93 of course I do, lol. During the concert Brian said to me and my best friend, “ You two girls know the words to our songs better than us, what song would you like to hear?” I somehow was able to speak and said “Keep Yourself Alive” he said “you got it”. My best friend asked for “Liar”. He shook both of our hands. Later when Freddie came out for an encore he had a dozen roses in his arms. He had bare feet at the time, and was inches from me and my best friend dared me to touch his foot. I did, Freddie smiled and handed me a rose and said here you go darling. It was amazing.
@@kerryn6714 here is a video I made about that night with pictures we took of the show. Sorry I was such a bad photographer with my cheap camera, I still have my ticket stub too.
th-cam.com/video/9AAg9SFN2t4/w-d-xo.html
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OMG I'm freaking out with excitement just reading your reply about what you said to Brian and Freddie that night! I'm screaming like a little girl inside! You shook hands! You requested a song and they played it! You touched Freddie's toe and he gave you a rose! That's it, I'm dead from excitement! 😁😆😂
Got to say your BF has brilliant taste as "Liar" is my fav Queen song only second after "Somebody to Love". I've been begging Jay to review "Liar" for 2 years now but he still hasn't picked it up. Maybe you can beg with me? 🤣🤣🤣
I'm just blown away from your story. I was lucky enough to see the boys in 1985 during "The Works" tour. Got tickets 7 rows from the front stage left. At the end we ran to the stage and I got to be as close as anyone could be when they did their encore. Didn't get to talk to any of them like you but sigh! Best concert ever and I've seen a lot.
Loved chatting to another Queen oldie fan, its been great ✌🇦🇺🙃
I mean, it is our unofficial National Anthem 😉
No one was directing the crowd, when you in a crowd and in the moment things just become symbiotic, Green Day play Bohemian Rhapsody before they take to the stage, so the crowd were pumped and had been waiting all day, so it was an accumulation of everything coming out in the song and Green Day thought it was a moment worth sharing with everyone. Plus, who the hell doesn't sing along to Bo Rap?
What kid didn't grow up with BO RAP in the UK? Just like football stadiums, don't need anyone directing.
No one directing the crowd.. this was off the cuff 😁✌❣🇦🇺
Freddie was there directing them.
65,000 people singing one of THE most iconic songs of our time. Absolutely LOVE it.
"Any way the wind blows"
I just thought we needed to finish it. 😁
Ha! Jay turned it off a second too early! I sang it with you, David.
@@jennhurl the actual video doesnt have the line on it. The crowd start cheering after "nothing really matters to me".
That’s the effect of Queen on a crowd, I bet Freddie is smiling in Heaven.
I can assure you that nobody directed this crowd. 2 things happened to make this, humanity in its purist form and Freddie playing his favourite instrument - the crowd. Always makes me smile and as an English man these lyrics are burnt into our souls!!!
As the writers, Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett pointed out in their book “Good Omens” : “...all tapes left in a car for more than about a fortnight metamorphose into 'Best of Queen' albums.”
It was the 30th anniversary of Freddie's death on the 24th Nov this was 25 years after he died.the people in the crowd were all different ages,religions, countries some not even born till after Freddie had passed.all come to watch green Day.they all knew the words no direction needed just coming together in those few minutes to celebrate queen 👑 it's lovely and moving!rip Freddie 🙏🌈💔😢
I mean, Freddy is gone so long ago, and still! The young generation knows his music! It's so incredible!
Green Day does this at a lot of their shows. I saw them in Vegas back in 2017 and this happened. It was pretty incredible to experience live 💚
Every show, every country. Even back in high school they would have this and sweet home alabama pre show or during the show
@@janes.1559 I’ve seen them live 5 times and that was the first time I’d experienced it. Maybe it’s part of their newer shows. I’m old. 👵🏼
Apparently Freddy Mercury asked if he would be remembered after his death. Imagine! This is a wonderful tribute to him and the other Queen members.
Love this. They are even singing the guitar parts.
I was there in the pit as one of the official photographers. You can just see me as I climb my ladder (just above the middle cymbal (near the start)). It was magical, I was old enough to have been around when the song came out but 95% of this audience weren't even a twinkle in their parent's eye. No direction and no lyrics, they all just knew the song.
Yes! Ive seen this before and still can't believe how impactful this moment is.
What I love about this is that Hyde Park is next to main shopping, eating and hotel areas in London so there’d have been people just in their hotel rooms hearing this, going for a meal, getting off their bus or train at Marble Arch, just sightseeing, even heading into Primark🤣 And they’d have been serenaded by 100,000 people doing THAT epicness!🙌🏼
I’m fairly certain I heard/read somewhere Brian & Roger have seen it & are humbled by it. One of the most enduring songs ever written.
This is Britain’s sound, everyone from age 3 to 90 knows every word. That was great!
The ultimate respect for a legendary group is to have the crowd sing your lyrics , especially when the group isn't there
How beautiful and what a wonderful legacy to Queen.
Can just imagine Freddy smirking at this , to everyone who was there.. I tip my hat to you
He once said something to the effect, "When I'm gone you can use my music. Just don't make it boring, darling!"
I'm pretty sure _Bohemian Rhapsody_ is the unofficial United Kingdom National Anthem. I've heard a few of them say that they come out of the womb singing it. :):)
I doubt there are many Brits over a certain age group that could stop themselves singing along to this track. Many of us were around when it was first released in the UK (I was) so it's part of the fabric of our lives and UK music and culture. British music is bursting at the seems with gems like this and we're proud as hell about it.
Agreed and proud to say my millennial kids could sing all the Queen hits too, started them young🤣🤣🤣🤣
Two people I wish I had seen live while they lived. Luciano Pavarotti and Freddy Mercury. Two of the greatest vocalists of the 20th Century
I remember seeing Green Day in Pittsburgh and they played this song right before they came out, and it was just like this. It was very magical.
Imagine having Queen as your warm-up act ...
There were 65k+ people there; the band was playing records through loudspeakers before they came on, and when BoRa came on the singing started quite spontaneously. They got a bit out of time with the clapping, but only a little bit.
It must have been almost transcendental to have been in that crowd, a coming-together of hearts and minds, united in Queen.
If you look at the cloud at the top-left of the screen at the start, it looks like Freddie's silhouette: maybe he was there in spirit.
lol you can tell a song is immortal when they sing the guitar solo!
I saw the same thing . I thought it was just me seeing things. Guess not
Brian May tells a story of his granddaughter telling her teacher "you should hear my granddads band"
I was there. Nobody told us to clap. Green Day always does that
This is why I love live concerts. There's nothing like feeling the energy of people who love the music like you do and vibing together.
That just gives me joy, pure and simple.
Absolutely incredible, gives me goosebumps hearing this
Uta mate
From the beginning to the end, when the crowd sang, I had tears in my eyes from emotion. Simply incredible.
He is not controlling them. He lives within them. He will live forever. Long live Freddie. Love you Freddie. Xxxxx
It was amazing being in that crowd of 65,000 people
Bohemian Rhapsody from Queen is such a classic.
The whole crowd just made an epic performance!
What’s amazing is that this is 43 years after the song was released.
46 years
Us Brits are just ❤️ - this song is embedded in all of our souls in the UK. There’s no direction, just the passion from the crowd ❤️
You're a f****g Legend when the crowd sings your guitar solo. 😅😅😅😅🤟🤟🤟🤟 thanks for checking this Mr Jayvee, I hope you come back reacting to Queen/Freddie Mercury. 😊
Yes Freddie is definitely smiling down!
That was the best experience I've ever had at a concert! I love rewatching it every so often remembering how it felt.
Bloody epic. That is all. Hello from the north of Ireland 🍀🇮🇪
Hello to the land of my ancestors... from New Jersey, USA ❤️ 🍀
@@user-or1ye3iz6d hello back. How's it going?
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Green Day is a big fan of Queen and it has been heard elsewhere before their concerts, in other countries the audience also sings Bohemian Rhapsody. It's like almost the second anthem in the UK thanks to Freddie.
Great reaction, I liked it so much. Thanks for that.
Welcome to the world of Queen!! This is how much they are loved in the UK.
I took my daughters to see them this past August in Philly and the EXACT same thing occurred. It was glorious!
One can not hear Bohemian Rhapsody and not sing along. My mom installed a love of Queen in me and my sister.
Freddy getting chills looking down and appreciating this epic moment.
We did this before a Green Day concert in Toronto few years ago, whole crowd singing Bohemian Rhapsody. It was amazing, I had goosebumps. Great memory
What a great tribute to Freddie and Queen. I wish every concert venue in the world would do this. It makes me weep to see the empty stage😢😢 shows how much people still love this one of a kind band. Love love.
No conductor. Everyone knows this song. It was sung by the crowd at a Green Day concert I was at. Green Day liked Queen. Freddie is smiling in Heaven.
I got to sing this with everyone at Petco Park stadium for the Hella Mega Tour. Brought tears to my eyes and one of the greatest moments of my life. There’s something magical about singing this with a stadium full of people, it united us all, we were all friends at that moment. So cool.
I thought at first it was being done by Green day but then i saw the crowd and can hear Queen in the background playing. This was major respect from Green Day to Queen.
Freddie was such an amazing singer.
You just know Freddie is smiling knowing he left a mark that will persist through generations to come.
I've seen Green Day live 4 times, at two of the gigs (both in 2016) they played BoRap before they hit the stage, any words I could use to describe it would be an understatement. It was beautiful, haunting, unlike almost anything else i've experienced.
I saw them just recently for the Hella Mega tour and singing this with everyone made me cry.
@@celesteonthetube right?! its such an emotional experience
This is beautiful to see, the scenery so tranquil, the voice of thousands, as one...Amazing!!
all these yrs and freddie can still control a crowd. would love to see queens reaction to this wow. watched this a few times but always gives me chills lol
Music really does bring people together ❤
Freddie would be so proud, a legend and what a legacy. Most of the crowd were kids and it was heard over a mile away.
When a crowd sings a whole song, it's pretty special. There was a lot of pot smoked that night but I vaguely recall doing that to Faith at George Michael in Vancouver. Very enthused crowd. It's so much fun. I hope you get to experience that sometime.
Tears for Fears are on tour in the USA in 2022. They'd be a good sing-along concert.
I had that experience at a U2 concert in 1987. Incredible.
Everybody wants to rule the World would be a great song to sing along too.
Your reaction to this is how we
Feel watching your reactions. It makes us remember how we felt when we first heard these songs and why they are so good. It’s fun to see others enjoying things/music that we enjoy and means something to us. Nostalgia!! It’s awesome!
You cant help but sing along! Imagine being there on the day...
I saw Queen live in Cologne 1986. One of the Last Concerts. At the End comes We are the Champions and the National Anthem: God save the Queen. Freddie with a Crown. Unforgettable!!!!
Awesome to see you singing along!!! It becomes a part of you forever ...your gift from queen and Fred
Green day has done this before it was fairly good in Argentina but this has a different vibe after all it's the motherland. fabulous crowd. love to hug every single one of them !!
I was there in that crowd, it was compltely spontaneous. The song came on the PA and that happened.
I wouldn't mind betting Green Day were singing along backstage. That's insane. London rock crowds are just great! God bless Freddie, that was for you buddy!
This happens at the start of every Green Day concert, at least in the UK. I was lucky enough to be in that crowd that day, it's a great feeling
This video always gives me goosebumps, to hear that many passionate people in sync is pretty special.
Freddy lives forever!
The greatest thing is that, even people born after his death, love him.
He is god! I imagine him next to Prince and George Michael and a bunch of other, rocking it out.
Several crowds on other countries do the same, there are several videos on concerts on other locations singing Queen.
I am a big Fan of him, but he is not God !
@@Ezekielepharcelis No...he is human, the all God thing was a metaphor...;)
Now for real, to each his own.
The all "God" thing is because he is still one of the greatest performers ever and loved by billions.
@@Ezekielepharcelis I agree. God ranks below Freddie Mercury.
Just a testament to just how much Freddie and Queen are loved and respected, and that all Freddie ever wanted to be respected as a musician, well darling mission accomplished. I know you’re smiling down from heaven. 😇
I have goosebumps listening to this. How amazing!!!
I watch this every few months... when my soul needs a reminder about the good of humankind
There were 65,000+ people in Hyde Park for the Green Day concert and most of the audience weren't even born when Freddie first sang Bohemian Rhapsody. I know someone who was a member of the Event Security team at this concert and he told me that when the crowd started to sing it gave him chills as it was magical. The decision to sing was an off the cuff one with nobody conducting them.
We might be a small island but we Brits can sing - look at all the great bands that this country has produced.
Green Day had been due to come out on stage mid song but they could hear the crowd from back stage and chose to come out after the performers stopped singing. It what artistes do out of respect for their fellow performers.
It's an unspoken rule, you must sing this together when it comes on. I remember almost two decades ago in the back kennel room of the Veterinary Clinic I worked at, it came on the radio and all of us sang; even though some of us really didn't like each other, it didn't matter! It was awesome.
Jaycee: is someone controlling the crowd or something?
Freddie from heaven : I am darling.
Only Queen could perform (or at least lead the crowd) in singing a different band's music! It shows how much love people still love this song! You don't go see Queen, you have a sing along! Even the reviewer is rocking out to this!
I've seen them 3 times since 2017 and we got to do this at every concert. It's so fun!!
I got full-blown chills listening to this!! Awesome. Thank you for introducing this to me. x
Freddie can still control the audience, even from Heaven!
A quarter century into the great beyond, Freddie can still play, at will, his greatest instrument - the crowd.
I think the singing in unison is Britain/Commonwealth schools get taught how to sing in unison from when they start school, along with it being such a well known song. Just thinking about it and down the years I’ll just randomly start singing a verse of this song from out of nowhere. A good combination, reinforced in Britain too.
This is a heart warming moment..wish I could have been there..that and London is a fucking awesome city to visit.cant wait to go back.
Oh, fantastic. I've been trying to get someone to react to this for months.
It's a big thing to say but, when Freddie sang live he was in control of the crowd. Now that he is no longer here, his music being played as a warm-up for another band, even in death he's in control. It just goes to show you what a magnificent performer he was and still is to this day. RIP Freddie.
Freddie is just above watching and listening he could always control and inact with audiences love him x
Wow 🥰 beautiful ❤️ we still love you Freddie ❤️
This makes me almost like people again, lol. The daily news has been rough. Thanks!
This is a song that will never be forgotten. Freddie was the best front man ever. His voice is amazing and his songwriting will never be beaten. ❤️
Freddie and the rest of Queen would be so proud!!!😃👍 Rest in peace Freddie Mercury!!!☮️❤️
Yes Imagine for the remaining members of Queen, more than 25 years after the death of their buddy that he's still remembered like that. I don't know what they would feel, but that would be pretty powerfull !
Yay, so flippin glad you reacted to this. I've watched this on numerous channels, but your face just glows when you enjoy something. Amazing reaction as per. That grin when they sang 'Mama'. Thank you 🏴
This is nothing short of fucking beautiful! I love how music brings people together no matter what’s going on your life what’s going on in the world? They’re all one! And that’s how it should be up during a time where this is how it was I’m 54 years old everything that’s going on in the world nowadays pisses me the hell off because when I grew up back in the day, it wasn’t like this what you’re seeing in this video is what it was like for us and I feel sorry for all the kids growing up nowadays my child is She knows no racism. Nothing she is. She has friends all walks of life and I hope that there are other kids out there like her because we need to turn this shit around.
this is why Queen is the greatest band ever! its also happening at other venues Green day plays at
whole thing off the cuff spontaneous
You stopped it before the last bit! Lovely video!
🎶Anyway the wind blows 💛
I was waiting for that and then... 🎬 Cut! 🤷