I really don't know...I mean, he named his band "Queen", in interwievs he always said he love Queen...so what the hell Paul Mcartney had that Freddie hadn't???What do you think about that?
Nuno_Gomes · Member since
maybe cuz hes cool
Gunpowder Gelatine · Member since
Paul McCartney got knighted in '97, but that's probably because The Beatles were such a huge influence on British music. Not to say that Queen weren't, but The Beatles were really pioneers in what they acheived.
Banquo · Member since
Because Freddie died in 1991. 'Cool Britannia' didn't start till Labour came into power in 1997 and trendy people were knighted instead of Senior Civil Servants and Tory backbenchers who move to the Lords.
It still remains a complete mystery why Mick Jagger was knighted and even more he accepted it.
frejorobri · Member since
Possibly because Freddie wasn't English by birth? Not sure if this would make a difference.
Freddie_slave · Member since
well yes, but still...why then the other member of Queen didn't get it?!
iGSM · Member since
Haven't been offered it yet but I would dare say Roger and Brian will eventually be knighted due to their influence in music and aid to charities. Somethin' like that.
Sebastian · Member since
In fact Fred wasn`t born in the UK, so it counted. And if they ever would have knighted one of the queennies, it would be him. Because he wrote the most succesful hits, for a start. Also because he`s the most famous band member. Like Mick Jagger or Paul. John Lennon would probably be a sir if he was still alive too
Sonia Doris · Member since
Yeah, but, can't they do it post mortem?
Freddie was not born in England, but he was born in a former British colony, wasn't he?
frejorobri · Member since
What does Sean Connery have to do with the price of Tea in China,darling? :)