Watch: 65,000 crowd nailed Queen's hit song Bohemian Rhapsody

Just before punk band Green Day got on stage, a crowd of more than 65,000 people nailed Queen's hit song, Bohemian Rhapsody.
A video of them singing in London's Hyde Park has gone viral and has raked up 2 million views.

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It sure was surprising when a crowd of more than 65,000 fans sang Queen's hit song, Bohemian Rhapsody at a Green Day concert in London's Hyde Park. While most of them gathered to watch the American punk rock band perform live, they ended up paying a beautiful tribute to 70s classic rock band, Queen,

What happened was this: Before Green Day took the stage, those 65,000 thousand fans sung along to Queen’s iconic hit Bohemian Rhapsody in perfect unison, a moment that’s guaranteed to give you goosebumps. With that many people standing up and singing their hearts out in perfect harmony, Bohemian Rhapsody might as well be the national anthem of England. Kanye West, we hope you’re taking notes.

A video of them singing has now gone viral and has raked up 2 million views. Many people commented on the video saying the crowd's enthusiasm displays the quintessential British resilience. One person wrote, "Seeing a British crowd singing that song after all of those things that happened in the U.K. is so beautiful ! It clearly shows that British people are not afraid and they won't stop listening to music, going to concerts and continue living their British lives. Respect." While another person marvelled at how music unites people of different races, sexes, cultures and tastes.

This article appeared in The Indigo XP, a concern of Asianet News Media and Entertainment Pvt Ltd.

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