I finally managed to get this up after the third blocked upload. I blurred and altered the mini-clip, and  sorry for the low resolution. Hope you enjoy! Thought I didn't know queen, I just didn't know their name! Wonder what other songs I know.
Thanks for watching!

Queen probably the only band that could go out and proclaim "we are the champions of the world" and no one calls them arrogant or full of themselves we all just go "yeah, you right, that's fair"

72 thousand in Wembley and 1.3 billion worldwide.  This is said to be the best live performance ever.

And in the wings of the stadium all the other bands were literally saying "How in the F are we suppose to follow that!". Queen left their hearts on that stage, and amazed the world that day. Even left Elton John, and David Bowie speechless.

I was into Queen in the 70's.  Once I heard them live, I knew that Freddie was one of the most iconic front-men of all time.

67 year old grandma here. I've watched this performance more times than I can count.I'm a HUGE Freddie and Queen fan. I've had a couple very difficult weeks and needed an escape. The universe brought me here I guess because I've never bumped into you before. Just wanted to say Thank You! It gave me such pleasure and joy to watch your reaction to this flat out legendary performance. I will be back for more. Blessings to you and yours.

You have found the master front man performing.  Nobody before or since comes close to Freddie controlling the crowd.  He had them always in the palm of his hands.

In an interview he was asked what he played. HIs answer "The Audience" and nothing was ever truer. His live performances were and are some of the best of Queen.

This concert is considered the greatest live concert of all time.  And Freddie is considered the greatest front man of all time!  Check out Somebody to Love Live!  Queen is always best live!!  Great reaction!!

I will never tire of reaction video creators watching this and realizing that they HAVE heard Queen. Makes me happy every damn time. I loved it!

He was a champion till the end and beyond

My 16 year old self at the time didn't realise how lucky I was to be part of an era that witnessed Queen at  their very best.
Lived it 💕
Loved it! 💕
Great reaction 👏

"He's a little tired" I watched him do 3 hrs covering 10 albums in 84, unreal singer and performer

PS
You know the saying ‘stealing the show’?
This Live Aid concert was BIG! So many big bands and singers. And then Queen came on. They really ‘stole the show’

This is the most glorious and emotional concert I've ever watched. Love you forever Queen. Love you forever Freddie. ♥

FUN REACTION!
Its great to see you youngsters still loving our music! (I am 64. I grew up with this wonderful music!)

Wembly is a stadium in the UK. There were 72,000 people there!  Not really a Queen crowd though.

Its accurate. Freddie had a cold. His doctor told him not to do Live Aid.
Which is part of why this audience isn't a Queen audience....they didn't think tgey were going to get to perform. But, Freddie decided that it was too important to miss.

YES, lady Gaga got her name from this song, in honor of Freddie and Queen.

Freddie wrote Bohemien Rhapsody before Aids was a thing. So, it doesn't have to do with HIV or AIDS.
Freddie started writing zBoh Rap in 1060. Queen released the recorded version in Aigust 1975.
The AIDS epidemic in humans was confirmed in June 1981.
Freddie passed away of AIDS in November 1991.

The songs in this video are:
Bohemien Rhapsody
Radio GaGa
Ay-O
Hammer To Fall
Crazy Little Thing Called Love
We Will Rock You
We Are The Champions!

He only plays guitar for pne song:  Crazy Little Thing Called Love.
He also wrote this song in 11 minutes while in the bath tub. He wanted to write a song he could dedicate Elvis. So, he wrote this one. And it was WONDERFUL FUN!

Yes, Freddie was silly. He once threw a costume party with a theme of: Come as your favorite celebrity.  Freddy went as himself because he was his favorite celebrity! 😂😂😂😂😂❤❤

that’s 80,000 people captivated and filled with joy. I will never forget that day. Freddie was boss, but the whole band made the magic. Imagine having a genius as your lead guitarist.

This performance is considered to be one of the most perfect performances ever.  Most agree they stole the show this day.  If you know what Live Aid was, you know what a compliment that is.  One important thing to keep in mind, this isn’t a Queen concert.  This concert had a bunch of bands.  But that whole crowd loves them and knows their songs.  I’m lucky enough that I was 16 when this concert happened.  My best friend and I were camping but we went to the clubhouse and put the concert on the TV.  NO ONE was allowed to touch it once that concert was on.  Man, what a time to be alive.  Thanks for the trip down memory lane.
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Loved your reaction. Please try and remember that all members of the band wrote hit songs. It was a "democratic" band as they themselves described it. For example, in this performance Brian wrote "Hammer to Fall" & "We Will Rock You". As others have stated below, Roger wrote "Radio Gaga". Freddie is amazing, but so is the rest of the band. (Of course, John Deacon wrote monster hits too such as "Another One Bites the Dust"). When you say "I heard Freddie Mercury", please know you are hearing "Queen".

5:36 - This song is called Radio Ga Ga (yes, it is the inspiration behind Lady Gaga's stage name) and it talks about the rise of MTV and visuals becoming more important than the music. It was like a tribute to the old radio and how we would never forget it. It was written by the drummer Roger Taylor, and was his first hit song. It was released on their 1984 album "The Works". It was their current album at the time of this performance.