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My daughter is 31, she has Down Syndrome and absolutely loves Queen. When she is having anxiety their songs melt away all of her issues. Am so happy I introduced my children to the music I love!❤❤

My daughter is 9 and has Down’s syndrome. I was watching this and she was captivated!! Told her I will play the song for her after she gets her pajamas on… she is now in her pajamas harassing me to play it! Never seen her get dressed so fast.

I am 56 and have MS. I am in the midst of having tremors lately and Freddy and the rest of Queen give me power and encouragement. They are the foundation for the underdog. I love them and always will.

Brian May deserves far more recognition as a songwriter than he does. He is one of the greatest.

Brian May's guitar is so unique, he can't be mistaken for anyone. He's amazing!

My nephew was singing th3 verses to We Will Rock You when he was exiting his Mom’s car at elementary school, kids were telling him that wasn’t right , he said it was too because his Aunt Carla played the song all the time and he knew that was the right words, love these songs.

I got bullied a lot in school and my dad from a very young age would play this song for me. To this day whenever I feel like I am being beat down by life I will play this song and sing it (horribly because I cannot sing) at the top of my lungs and I feel like I can take on the world once more.

Queen really was an amazing band. Every member was so fucking talented. I love that 2 songs that were a playful competition between composers are so often paired together.

The only thing I can say is that they did indeed rock us.

First Queen song I heard grabbed me. I was working a job that kept me from music but one day I heard Killer Queen. That was it... I bought every album and attended three of their concerts at the Forum in LA. I am now 74 yrs old and when people walk into my home office I always hear a quiet "wow" for all the pics and memorabilia I have of queen. 3 signed albums and the ceramic Freddie Mercury statue always get comment as well as the poster of Freddie from the memorial concert. Most can't believe that at my age Queen still is foremost in my music collection. All four of them were genius, how could I let them go?

There is never enough or the right words to express what the world had and then lost in Freddie Mercury. He is definitely, unquestionably one of the most talented musician. I loved Queen as a child growing up in the 70s and still love it too this day. I'm always excited to introduce Queen to someone not familiar to their music and not surprised when they are soon a fan.

The first song of Queen's that took over my brain was Another One Bites the Dust. I was 7 years old in 1980, and I don't have too many memories from the time, but I distinctly remember walking back and forth to my best friend's house, singing that at the top of my lungs. Of course I came to love everything Queen's ever did but that's the song that caught me and never let go 😊

Gigging keyboardist musician here. One thing I think that is commonly overlooked about Freddie Mercury is that he was an absolute beast on keys. I dare say he was every bit as good on keys as Brian May was on guitar. I think most people who know about Queen know that Freddie played at least some keys, but the truth is he was an absolute beast on keys, vocals, as well as a brilliant front man. Thanks for showing us gigging keyboardists the way Freddie.

Freddie Mercury was like music's Nicola Tesla. A soft spoken genius that would blow the minds of anyone. Deeply missed, but never forgotten

Sir. Thank you. Finally the story I have told for years has finally been confirmed. I was at the concert at Bingley Hall Stafford on that very night. You'll never walk alone was sung so well, not as a football chant or some throw away thing. It was heartfelt. Thank you for such a great chanel. Keep it coming please.❤

My father is an audio engineer and a huge audiophile. Always the best equipment etc. The first time I played "We Will Rock You" he almost freaked out thinking I had missed the vinyl and was ruining the needle on the turntable. It was such a great feeling to tell him no, just wait!

“We Will Rock You” being a seemingly simple song yet having an immense impact and such longevity is a really cool example of irony. It’s about the passion. They did it correctly and it resonated with millions. Such a cool story. Thanks for the info!

I saw Queen 2 weeks after News of the world was released, I still have the ticket stub for $8.50. Queen opened and closed the show with we will rock you. I consider myself lucky to see them at this point in time when 90% of their classics were released.

I saw Queen 4 times: Milton Keynes, Birmingham, Wembley and Knebworth. I have seen dozens of big names over the years, but Freddie Mercury held the crowd in his hands like no one before or since. The twin songs of Rock You and Champions were the ultimate encores. Pure magic.