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70 years ago today in Stone Town, Zanzibar, my favorite person was born. Farrokh Bulsara, a boy that would grow up to be a legend. A man with the most powerful and extraordinary voice. The beautiful and captivating human being that we know as Freddie Mercury.
He is my inspiration and my role model. He gave me a new life. If there’s one thing that never fails to cheer me up, it’s him. He has changed my life in such a beautiful way.
Most people know Freddie for his masterpiece, Bohemian Rhapsody, but he contributed much more to the world than that.
He was a genius when it came to songwriting but he was also an extremely charismatic frontman and he put on a show with the way that he would strut around the stage in a theatrical form. He’s known to be one of the greatest frontmen of all time.
He was an amazing pianist, which he didn’t believe, I’ll never understand why. He could also paint and draw, his work is incredible. He was fucking fabulous. He’s still fucking fabulous. I mean, look at the stuff that he wore! Fab.
He did things that no one has ever done, things that can’t and won’t be done again. Like bringing opera and ballet to rock and roll. He rode on the shoulders of Darth Vader, Santa and Superman multiple times. Who else has done that? He even performed with The Royal Ballet.
Freddie was incredibly strong. He continued to make music until he literally couldn’t anymore. He was in the studio when he could barely stand. That’s how dedicated he was to his music and to his fans. He didn’t want to leave this earth without giving everything that he could. I admire the strength that he had.
His life was cut short but it’s not like he didn’t live it to the full. He always said that all he wanted in life was to be happy and have a good time and from what I’ve seen and heard, that’s exactly what he did and he didn’t give a shit about what people thought of him.
It’s weird because it doesn’t always feel like he’s gone. He was filled with so much energy and had such a powerful presence, I guess that’s what makes me feel like he’s still around. He’s forever alive in our hearts.
The world will never see another Freddie Mercury. I mean, they’re doing scientific studies on his voice to figure out why it was so amazing. He truly was a gift to this world. Not a day goes by that I don’t think about him.
It’s sad that the world has been deprived of the work that he still had inside of him but I’m grateful for the amazing things that we do have from him and the fact that he was ever here at all.
So I wrote this excessively long message because Freddie should be celebrated today and everyday.
We’ll celebrate you forever. Happy Birthday, Freddie ❤️
Happy 73rd Birthday, Freddie ♥️
…your personalities are showing
I painted Freddie on a flag for NYC Pride this year! I love him so much and I wanna honor him every single day.
after watching Bohemian Rhapsody (2018)
Rami Malek as Freddie Mercury
Behind The Scenes of Bohemian Rhapsody
Rami, Ben, Gwilym, Joe, and Polly Bennett (the boys movement coach) behind the scenes of Bohemian Rhapsody’s ‘I want to break free’ music video. 😁😁😁😁
Bohemian Rhapsody was amazing.
Top 5 Queen's songs
That’s genuinely a very hard question.
My faves, if I have to choose, are:
Good Old-Fashioned Lover Boy
Don’t Stop Me Now
Somebody to Love
The Show Must Go On
Hammer to Fall??
I literally don’t even know.
70 years ago today in Stone Town, Zanzibar, my favorite person was born. Farrokh Bulsara, a boy that would grow up to be a legend. A man with the most powerful and extraordinary voice. The beautiful and captivating human being that we know as Freddie Mercury.
He is my inspiration and my role model. He gave me a new life. If there’s one thing that never fails to cheer me up, it’s him. He has changed my life in such a beautiful way.
Most people know Freddie for his masterpiece, Bohemian Rhapsody, but he contributed much more to the world than that.
He was a genius when it came to songwriting but he was also an extremely charismatic frontman and he put on a show with the way that he would strut around the stage in a theatrical form. He’s known to be one of the greatest frontmen of all time.
He was an amazing pianist, which he didn’t believe, I’ll never understand why. He could also paint and draw, his work is incredible. He was fucking fabulous. He’s still fucking fabulous. I mean, look at the stuff that he wore! Fab.
He did things that no one has ever done, things that can’t and won’t be done again. Like bringing opera and ballet to rock and roll. He rode on the shoulders of Darth Vader, Santa and Superman multiple times. Who else has done that? He even performed with The Royal Ballet.
Freddie was incredibly strong. He continued to make music until he literally couldn’t anymore. He was in the studio when he could barely stand. That’s how dedicated he was to his music and to his fans. He didn’t want to leave this earth without giving everything that he could. I admire the strength that he had.
His life was cut short but it’s not like he didn’t live it to the full. He always said that all he wanted in life was to be happy and have a good time and from what I’ve seen and heard, that’s exactly what he did and he didn’t give a shit about what people thought of him.
It’s weird because it doesn’t always feel like he’s gone. He was filled with so much energy and had such a powerful presence, I guess that’s what makes me feel like he’s still around. He’s forever alive in our hearts.
The world will never see another Freddie Mercury. I mean, they’re doing scientific studies on his voice to figure out why it was so amazing. He truly was a gift to this world. Not a day goes by that I don’t think about him.
It’s sad that the world has been deprived of the work that he still had inside of him but I’m grateful for the amazing things that we do have from him and the fact that he was ever here at all.
So I wrote this excessively long message because Freddie should be celebrated today and everyday.
We’ll celebrate you forever. Happy Birthday, Freddie ❤️
Bringing back my post from Freddie’s 70th birthday because it’s all relevant.
Happy 71st Birthday, Freddie!
Happy 72nd Birthday, Freddie!
Still celebrating you forever. ♥️
Tattoo #4 ♥️
I already wrote my long post but here’s a video that I put together for today.
Rest In Peace, love. We miss you like crazy.
*I do not own any of this content*
I wanted to bring this back around because I still love it
Part one
I’ll leave it to you to decide whether these pictures are cursed or blessed
that picture is the avada kedavra of all the Queen curses
How could you forget
Little Valentine’s Day story extracted from the book Mercury and Me by Jim Hutton
“..The night before Valentine’s Day in 1988 Freddie and I had an enormous row. I’m not sure how it started, but it finished with the two of us going to bed and barely speaking to each other.Next morning I got up especially early and left Freddie to sleep on. I drove to New Covent Garden, in south London, and bought sixty Blue Moon roses. They were pale blue, larger than the average rose, with a magnificent scent. They were perfect and Freddie was especially fond of them.
I got home and arranged them in a wicker basket. Then I took them up to Freddie in bed, along with tea.
‘Happy Valentine’s Day,’ I said.Freddie was still in a bad mood with me and grunted.
He seemed to have woken up in the same rotten mood he’d fallen asleep in. I left him to it and went down to start work in the garden.
When Freddie got up in the middle of the morning he moved the Blue Moon arrangement into the hall. Later in the day friends came to visit and they commented on the spectacular basket of roses.
‘Yes,’ said Freddie, ‘my husband did them for me.’
They had pleased him, after all. And that night in bed he told me so. We kissed and made up and he gave me a Valentine card.”
Original pic of the Blue Moon roses Jim gave Freddie
you know i’m starting to sense a pattern
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