Examples of Queen legacy over generations

All my 6 have been brought up on a healthy diet of Queen, so much that my 19 year old can name every song from the first few bars and has been able to since he was around 3

My parents were 60s and 70s rockers, and my siblings and I grew up on a steady diet of Rolling Stones, Beatles, Led Zep, Jimi Hendrix, Iron Maiden, The Who, etc., and of course Queen. Then my grandpa came to live with us and he was a classical music fanatic! He'd wake up at 5 am and flood the house with Beethoven, Mozart, Bach, Tchaikovsky, and others.
I am the only one of us kids who loves classic rock and classical music. One of my brothers is into heavy metal and death metal. My other brother is into rap (yuck!), and my third brother is into alternative rock. They all find Queen ridiculous!
So, I really don't think you can manipulate somebody's taste - in music at least.

My 5yr old daughter likes Hot Space because she likes the cover and we always play the LP and dance together on Cool Cat and Dancer:)

How can you dance to Cool Cat? I can't even listen to it?!

My father had Live at the Bowl and often made me listen to it when I was a kid. He also had a DVD with the 2002 Queen's Day show but I never liked the singers (and as a kid I didn't really pay attention to the instrumental parts).

Hmm dancing to coolcat..... Might make it pass quicker, I'll try that.

My son is 13 but his first venture was we are the champions. Sadly the crazy frog version, but he grew outta that. He now knows every song on gh1and2 in order ??????. His fav song that isn't Bo rhap, is i want it all. And that's the single version not the album ??. He knows the difference.

btw: What's "the crazy frog version"?

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Yeah. That ??