Is Freddie here trying to tell us something?

Just wondering... i was watching the Knebworth Documentary few minutes back, and in 04:10 Freddie starts talking how "it will come time when he will not be able to run on the stage..."

Do you think He's trying to tell us something is going to happen with him?or its just something else?

I'd like to hear other's opinions on this subject

Also, when did Freddie decided he wont tour again? I dont think it was 1986 when he decided to stop touring? what do you think?

well... y'know, people gets old... and when you're old enough, you won't be able to run on stage

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Valensian Sky Surveillance wrote: [/QUOTENAME]well... y'know, people gets old... and when you're old enough, you won't be able to run on stage[/QUOTE]
My grandma can still fly.

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Saif wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Valensian Sky Surveillance wrote: [/QUOTENAME]well... y'know, people gets old... and when you're old enough, you won't be able to run on stage[/QUOTE]
My grandma can still fly.[/QUOTE]
but she can't run on stage, can she?

;)

She can, but she needs a wheelchair(her wheelchair has wings). But you're wrong, wrong, WRONG! What Freddie was really trying to say is: "Buy our records and give us all your *Bob Geldof accent* fookin' muney!".

xDDDDDDDDD

capo

hes trying to say, youre fly is undone.

how tragic!

^ Bahahahaha

but seriously

"Do you think He's trying to tell us something is going to happen with him?"

Yes. "It will come time when I will not be able to run on the stage...". It was stated more than clearly.

If you watch the interviews on the "Live at Wembly '86" DVD, Brian May said that it was the magic tour 'somewhere is Spain', that Freddie had said 'You know I'm not going to be doing this forever.' So possibly he did know at the time what he might be dealing with. And also listen to the lyrics of The Show Must Go On, "my makeup may be flaking, but my smile stays on" He was determined to go strong to the end.

^^
Nah he was just getting old because he was diagonised in '87

Yes, in 1986 Freddie didn't know about is illness, and ina famous 1985 interview he said the same thing concerning the unability to walk on stage for a long time because he would be ridicolous.

Nah, he stopped trying to hint to the world that he had AIDS after "Bohemian Rhapsody".

Imagine Freddie pulling an oxygen tank around the stage and twitching like the Jagger dude does. Blah. So, he was smart to finish himself off in the right time and the legend lives on. In the end "Fuck it. I'll do everything with everybody" shows he had some balls.

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]luthorn wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Imagine Freddie pulling an oxygen tank around the stage and twitching like the Jagger dude does. Blah. So, he was smart to finish himself off in the right time and the legend lives on. In the end "Fuck it. I'll do everything with everybody" shows he had some balls. [/QUOTE]

Some juicy balls



hey, did Queen tour Japan in '85?