The track, written by frontman Freddie Mercury and released on Halloween as the lead single from the band’s A Night at the Opera album, debuted on the chart at No. 81, and eventually climbed into the Top 10 — marking Queen’s first major breakthrough in the U.S.
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View this post on InstagramIn 1992, “Bohemian Rhapsody” surged back onto the charts. Following the death of Mercury in November 1991 and an unforgettable scene in 1992’s Wayne’s World, the song rose all the way to No. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100, reintroducing it to a new generation and cementing its play in pop culture.
Then, decades later, it happened again.
Looking back on the song’s creation, Mercury once revealed just how unconventional its structure really was. Sharing the origin story of the rock song in a 1984 interview, he said, “I basically was writing three songs, and they were going to be different. I just couldn’t finish them, and I just thought, Oh, dammit, I’ll just put the three together."
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