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QUEEN – The Millionaire Waltz | We Didn't Expect THIS! (First Time Reaction)

Leee Vantage

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Queen keeps showing us why they're impossible to put into one musical box!

Today, Leee Vantage and KayBay react to *Queen The Millionaire Waltz* from their 1976 album *A Day at the Races*.

Written by Freddie Mercury, this is another example of Queen's incredible musical creativity. We absolutely loved this one! Every time we think we're starting to understand Queen's sound, they introduce us to something different.

We're continuing our Queen reaction journey, discovering the hits, hidden gems, and different musical styles that made this band so unique.

*Queen fans, where does The Millionaire Waltz rank among your favorite deep cuts? And what Queen song should we explore next?*

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9 Comments

@LeeeVantage1 Creator 14 hours ago Pinned

Queen fans, you weren't kidding when you said this band can't be put into one musical box! 😂🎶

KayBay and I absolutely loved "The Millionaire Waltz"!

Where does this one rank among Queen's hidden gems? And what other Queen deep cuts should we discover next?

Appreciate everyone joining us on this Queen journey! 👑

@janebartholomew-w6q 4 hours ago

Loved this, great reaction, thankyou

@sherryheim5504 9 hours ago (edited)

This is another one of those songs by Queen that just makes you shake your head and ask "Is there anything they can't do and do well?" I think the answer to that is no. Thank you for a great reaction. This is a fun song and you both really looked like you were having just that. There is a kind of carnival sound to the music and it made me think of the old times when movie theaters would pull up the screen and turn the area into a stage and small vignettes (well developed skits) would play for hours on a Saturday. They were fun and between the mini programs you would get to watch the crew move around the scenery to create the proper space for the next vignette. The words of this song are sort of sad but also hopeful and that put another layer of theatrical visions into my mind. Those thoughts are a flashback for me because I was very young in those times and my grandfather would take me downtown on the bus to the theater to watch those brief little plays. Those were wonderfully special times.

@Junk-For-Joy 11 hours ago

Hi, glad you’re back to Queen and I’m here for you. Must say you are making some unusual picks with their songs but that’s a good thing. Freddie, Freddie, Freddie the inimitable voice of perfection - seductive, beguiling, entrancing and so much more - he was the greatest vocalist, frontman and showman in Rock history. The entire band (Brian May lead guitar, Roger Taylor drums, John Deacon bass) was superlative and all four were phenomenal songwriters as well. FYI - The overhead crowd shot is from their 1976 Hyde Park, London, England free live concert. 💛

@molokoko786 1 hour ago

Never seen your channel before but subbed, great reaction to one Queens many many many hidden gems!

I had to hear this song about 10x to fully hear everything - the bass line Deacon plays is crazy creative.

@LauraBell-bj1rs 7 hours ago

This is music, the words make sense, not like some music today, where there is profanity, talking about sex and drugs. Queen is like a variety show, they can do it all

@FantasticDrowse344 3 hours ago

This is absolutely one of my favorites. The bassline is phenomenal. The writing. The movement. Nothing ever sits still. And it is just fantastic from start to finish.

Save me from the album the game is another great one.