Caviar and Cigarettes

Exhibit A:

This is wild to me. It feels like concert footage people record nowadays on their phones and randomly post to twitter. Obviously video bootlegging has been a thing for decades now, but I’m just not as used to seeing it with classic rock bands.

So, alot of you have been telling me Freddie Mercury said the "N" word in one of his songs called "The March Of The Black Queen". I read about it and it said that the "n" word wasn't a sign of racism back in the early 1970s, so the lyric line didn't offend anyone. The lyric video doesn't show the "n" word in it because they knew it would be offensive, especially these days. Freddie will NEVER show any sign of racism. EVER. It was only back in the 70s where he said that.

Yes, it was. It was more widely used and less explosive then, but it was still offensive.

Happy two years since @deacydeac and I saw Queen + Adam Lambert in concert