MY FIRST TIME HEARING Queen - Under Pressure (Live At Wembley 1986) *REACTION VIDEO* 

Interviewer: "Freddie, what instrument do you play?" Freddie: "The audience, darling."

I was there, we did NOT want to let Freddie down

Freddie said F you to the crowd because they kept up with him.He said it with love of course gotta love Freddie ❤

Freddie loved it when the crowd matched him, the "fuck you" is Freddie for "well-done". When Queen, David Bowie (original) version of this is exquisite.

Freddie was THE ultimate performer. THE rock God!!

Queen is a great hole to go down. Love your channel.

Now you definitely need to watch Live Aid 85 haha greatest performance ever

All the way too the top “ under pressure “ lol

Queen 🙌🙌

Do it Miiaaa you needed that song you can actually see it in the way you move

This version of this song always makes me cry. His interaction with the crowd is unbelievable.

Keep going 😊

This song was a collaboration between Queen and David Bowie, and is thought by many to be the best rock collaboration of all time. The song was a duet between Freddie and David. In this performance, Freddie is singing David Bowie's part and Roger Taylor (drums) is singing Freddie's part of the duet. This song crossed over a lot of genres and was recorded and released by both Queen and David Bowie. Unfortunately, Freddie and David were never able to work out a time to make a video of this song but there is a fan generated copy (a very good one, BTW) that took this performance and inlayed portions of David Bowie doing this song with the remaining members of Queen at the Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert. Thank you for reacting to this performance.

You haven't seen nothing like this until now you're right. No singer has ever been loved quite like Freddie believe me his fans would have kept doing that for half an hour if Freddie kept going. :D The best frontman of all time showed everyone how it's done.

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yeah most concerts Freddy had a little sing a long somewhere in the performance...noticed its seems like partly a warm-up for him too.....or maybe like a little break just to play to loosen up his voice mid show...and its surprising how good he conducted the audience. Like pushing them and spreading the joy of music though themselves just singing. Might have said this before but really a Queen concert is almost like going to church, the music aspect of it I mean. Its almost spiritual in nature IMO

The actual duet with David Bowie is the best.

This song was co-written and recorded with David Bowie, who visited the band in their studio in Montreux, but later Bowie wasn't really satisfied with it. Before I started my Queen journey I thought it's a Bowie song, I prefer the Queen version 😁 especially with Freddie onstage.🤣

You love all his songs, because somehow, you love ❤️ him…

i was a lucky bugger to see Queen in 1976 live at Festival Hall Brissie Australia . the Festival held around 4,000 people , it didn`t where you sat you had a great view . it was bloody loud 💖💖👏👏👏👏😉

EPIC PERFORMANCE!! Freddie’s image in the yellow jacket will be etched in time forever!! I’ve noticed you’re still falling down that Queen rabbit hole!! It’s a great ride! 💛 Freddie’s fav color is yellow!

LOVE IT!! ❤️❤️ You put a smile on my face!

Another great reaction 😍keep the queen train rollin 🔥🔥

I am 68 and been thru the 60s 70s and 80s been to 100 rock concerts it's a damn shame those days are over the younger generation will never get to experience thousands of people getting together celebrate the music have fun .

Freddy had magic in his voice and his harm. He will be missed great singer great band I will miss them I am 63 yes old and I still love them.

Roger Taylor, Queens Drummer, was an excellent vocalist on his own right. He sang many of the high notes on Bohemian Rhapsody. His voice was legitimately good enough to front a rock band. He does sing lead on a couple Queen songs such as I'm in love With My Car and Keep Yourself Alive. On the Under Pressure song here he actually is singing the part Freddie did on the recording while Freddie sang David Bowie's part.

Love it!!!! Please keep going with Queen. Check out “Save Me” live from Montreal.

Great reaction, thanks!

Wow 🥰 beautiful Freddie ❤️ Freddie Mercury ❤️ thank you Mia for going through the queen rabbit hole with us 🤩❤️

I HIGHLY recommend you watch the David Bowie and Annie Lennox live performance at The Freddie Tribute Concert at Wembley in 1992. Annie does it amazing justice in her own unique way

I’m 55, been married 38 yrs and still have a mad crush on Roger!

Freddie was the best!!!!! Respect and love....

Gotta do - "The March of The Black Queen" by Queen

Check out Its A Kinda Magic -same concert Wembley. Also In The Lap of the Gods.

probably the greatest performer on stage freddy was bless him RIP freddy

The queen rabbit hole!!!!! Try to do it in chronological order you’ll enjoy it more

This performance is beyond amazing, but just like some are saying, the studio version with Bowie is superior.

🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷Türkiye'den selamlar. Freddie öldüğünde 16 yaşındaydım o benim sevgilim gerçek şarkıcı gerçek sanatçı. Gerçek ses Freddie çok ozlendin. Simdiki zamandakiler şarkıcı değil 😁😁 biz gençken en iyilerini duyduk yasadik

Sadly Freddie and David Bowie never got the chance to perform this live while they were both alive. Now the Angels in Heaven will get the pleasure of watching them perform it live for them

Musical God's... Thanks.

Congratulations on the channel I loved it even more as Queen analyzes RPM a very successful Brazilian band in the 80s.

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Now that what you call music Queen after all these years never get tired listen to them brilliant band

Freddie was the best showman 👌

LEGEND 👌💯

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Legend's 👌

Always preferred this over the studio version with David Bowie, but love them both! Thanks for reacting to a great Queen song...You did it justice!!!

What I Find extraordinary, his voice was never overpowered by the Band .

Great backing vocals here by Roger too .

You go down the Queen rabbit hole; you ain’t getting out! Enjoy! Suggestion - Somebody To Love - 1981 live. It’s incredible. Freddie sings like he’s a mix of BB King, Lady Ga Ga, and Boyz II Men. RIP Freddie Mercury. Greatest singer ever. And it’s not close.

Believe it or not BUT the part at the beginning is NOT as improvised as you think from Freddie’s point of view as this was how he actually warmed up his vocals just before going on stage to perform a show. But you can see on his face as he starts he wonders if the crowd would fall for it and they did. Freddie was once asked a now infamous question. “Apart from the piano what instruments do you play?” His reply????? “The Audience darling”

That's the England I remember and loved, F..k you god I miss the 80s

you had to be there

Hello there,mia

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PLEASE do a reaction to a British crowd in Hyde Park, singing a Queen classic whilst waiting for a Greenday Concert .or Artic Monkeys live at Glastonbury concert, When the British crowd sang the song for them .

Freddie is very sick here. You can see it in his face. This tour would be his last with the band. And within 6 years he would be dead. But damn if he didn't give every ounce he had for as long as he could.

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Too Much Love Will Kill You is another great Queen song. It was one of the last songs Freddie did when he was dying. This version is a great tribute video from all their concerts.. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-KwbcOsM6sdE.html

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Please watch Michael Jackson and queen song together.there must be more to life then this, you'll love it.thank you.

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As a big queen fan, I'd like to follow. But you really have nothing to say in your commentary. Respectfully.

There was a famous interview of Queen in the 1970s. The reporter asked each band member which instrument they played, when he asked Freddie he magically replied " the audience darling"