[Column] Bohemian Rhapsody shouting out human values, a queer festival
[Media Republic = Choi Jeong-cheol Miscellaneous Learning] One day in 1973, somewhere in England, the master of pop music representing the 20th century was listening to the song of a bold kid who came to visit him. The kid was Freddie Mercury, the lead singer of the newly debuted group Queen, and the price to listen to his song was John Lennon of the Beatles, who broke up and broke up in popular culture around the world in the 1960s. Freddie Mercury has long wanted to meet the legend and idol John Lennon and have his music evaluated. After several rejections, Freddie Mercury finally gets the chance to sing in front of him. At that time, the song he sang with all his heart was . But after listening to all the songs, John Lennon only gave a rebuttal saying, “Is that a song too?” 출처 : K trendy NEWS(http://www.k-trendynews.com) Why did John Lennon reject this song, which was recorded on Queen's fourth studio album in 1975 by desperate Freddie Mercury and became a world-famous song