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I can't imagine living 17 years without listening to queen hell no

i lived 15 years lol

I was 8.

so so true. my kids were raised on Queen!! (41, 38 and 35 now)

not just the 80;s

Freddie stripped to the waist wearing tight leather trousers made me ask a few questions.

Not me, I said to my wife, "Damn, well I wouldn't say no to him", and she responded, "Me neither".... Oh happy days.

edward brand that’s cute

Lol

Lol!

I always thought exactly that too.

And me !!!!!!!😊😊

Rogerina looks more like a woman than I do

Never better then you Rossella

Omg haha i love this comment 😁😁😁👍

chris4072511 ok Chris calm down now

Rogerina

Is your picture a smelt

@@sdbassing2250 no idea, it just looked like an archetypal fish

Who is Roger Taylor? I Just see ROGERINA...

I read in a article that he look like his grandmother or aunt, which folks praised him on it. Lol

@@tekah3202 Roger Taylor Swift! :-)

IKRR

Certainly was!

Coronation Street was the soap

@@wrathchild68 yeah and unfortunately the U.S. didn't get the joke..some were freaked out about the way they dressed..ridiculous..

@@freddiemercury4evr Culture Club broke the ice which the video became one of the popular of all time.

@@Spitfirethedragon I love Culture Club. What year and what video do you mean?

@@freddiemercury4evr The same year when Karma Chameleon came out. When it hit number 1, MTV started playing I Want To Break Free and it hit their top 20 video countdown.

@nordhorny I shouldn't of laughed at the but it just blurted out. I have a friend who never missed an episode of Coronation Street for 25 years until she moved abroad. It's not my cup of tea infact I'd rather watch paint dry. Queen are cool though 😁

@nordhorny lol.......I laughed my head off reading the main comment then immediately reading yours.

Considering it was British bands that created MTV back in the day.

YES, I do plan to do Highlander music, l love the first movie and the soundtrack! Thanks for the comment.

* Teas-maid

I think he did one for Who wants to live forever.

@@dalesides1490 Yes, but live at wembley. I was suggesting the studio version/music video with shared vocals with Brian.

@@gavinparks5386 Teasmade, actually! :)

Yeah I've never heard that this song had anything to do with women's lib.

I don't remember it being banned in Texas, since I saw it on MTV near the time of its debut.

Agreed however that’s what I thought years ago when I first heard it. Disappointed that it wasn’t. Woman still didn’t have much of a voice

100% 👍

*ditto*

I believe he's always with us..and yeah, loving our reactions..

lol fr?

David Palahinjak Roger has better legs than I do so does Freddie

Queen was defenietly embracing that side. They were an example of positive masculinity, not afraid of dressing up, being vulnerable and showing their emotions in their songs. Also they were totally fine with Freddie being bisexual, so it says a lot about them. Love the guys

My eyes on Roger ^^

@@roundhatrover35 lmao me too

the ballett scene is from nijinsky's afternoon of a faun

@@sodapop83 the costume is also identical

Freddie identified himself with both Nijinsky and the Faun character he played. Sexual identity and gender role are key to the "I Want to Break Free" video.

@@sodapop83 Good to know! I was a Literature and Poetry major and studied mythology, so I was just giving my perspective.

@@LB-br8hn i think you were close. here's a translation of the original poem www.angelfire.com/art/doit/mallarme.html

And was GAY AF. Learn your LGBTQ history, damn it! 🌈🌈🌈

And who purportedly orgasmed when being rolled over the dancers' bodies, a fact well known to Freddie when he was performing this part.

And the dancers were from the Royal ballet company.

Lol, yep, who knew there was an audience for this stuff :)

In the UK, we have an extremely popular programme called "Gogglebox". It is literally just people watching and commenting on the previous weeks telly programmes. Love your channel btw.

@@denisepollitt1021 Very cool, I did not know that about that program, interesting. Thanks for the comment and for the support!

Do you want the Copyright overlords to take the videos down instead???

Don’t watch a reaction and commentary video if you don’t want reactions and a commentary.

I love following him on Instagram. What a down to earth person...

@@littlesushie I know, I follow him as well lol. Wholesome to say the least.

Yes, the rival Eastenders

Lemmy Mace Hot space in 1982 was the worst selling album they had but I still liked at least four songs off of the album. It wasn’t as popular because it had a lot of funky dance music on it because after “another one bites the dust”was such a hit, The band honestly thought that people in America and around the world would love this type of stuff. They made an album and their rock part followers hated it. Roger and Brian we’re not even thrilled about this album.Fred and John were OK with it but not the other two. Roger said that Paul Prenter had a lot to do with Freddy wanting to do this album and Roger said that he didn’t want to do anything that sounded just like he walked into a gay club. I didn’t see any problem with it but some people that did like the harder rock part of queen didn’t pair for that Album and the sales were much lower than the other albums they ever put out. That album had “ under pressure” & “ back chat”& body language on it. The body language song was good but I didn’t care much for the video.

@@montereyharris1277 maybe one or two songs but not more than that.

@mhffc ya I can agree with that.

The solo is in fact done by a synthesiser but done by guitar live

@@The1queencollector yes indeed, and sounds rather epic when played live.

I was a long time fan of Corry (as some of us call it) and I often found it to be the funniest thing on tv. Sadly I stopped wathcing it when it went a bit too dark Eastenders like.

@@rainbowblackout*Corrie

@@greyjackal Fair correction. My spelling goes out the window when I've been drinking.

@@rainbowblackout same

Another one bites the dust was years before I want to break free. This song and the band pretty much ended Queen In the USA. Freddie Mercury never came back to the US to tour.

@@Nina-oi1qk Indeed, I remembered them in the wrong order. "Another one" rose to the renewed fame due to 1st Gulf War.

Genius song. Like most QUEEN songs!

Three videos and nothing from him but anger! I weep for some of our youth who won't even give great music a chance. They are brainwashed by cookie cutter, autotune garbage!!

Yet the US had Liberace!

The video killed their career in the US for a while. The UK and the rest of the World still loved them though. :)