YouTube, about 6 minutes long
The real Queen's performance of Bohemian Rhapsody is legend. Having watched it months before his death, I was astounded by his voice, piano skills, and range of voice. So when I found the ladies adapting it by adding words that changed its entire lyrics to fit their needs, I said "I hear you, sisters."
Most men will say, "wut r they sayin'" But any man who is married or is the son of a woman of any middle years will nod their heads and say "Oh yeah, it is hell. God help me."
I would hope every man reading who knows this to be true, raise your hands.
Nice find! She does a hell of a job on matching the lyrics with the original lyrics and the music.
ReplyDeleteI wouldn't swear, but I think that's her in four different wigs. Read her comment on her Facebook page about the harmonies being tough to make.
https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=164960502297834&set=a.129490789178139
I think you are right. The faces are the same in three ladies.
DeleteIt is great.
ReplyDeleteI was v fortunate. Menopause was gentle.
These ladies are talented and creative.
DeleteThis is great, LOL! And of course it's all true. Don't waste time pitying the husband in an opposite-sex relationship. Pity the lesbian couple who go through menopause AT THE SAME TIME. That's what My Rare One and I did. AND WHAT A WILD RIDE IT WAS.
ReplyDeleteHow did you survive??
Deletelove this and it is sooooooo true. i went through it at age 45 until 65 and thought it would never stop. it stopped, then at age 72 my hubby had a stroke and his stroke jump started it BACK ad i still have this at 76.
ReplyDeleteSame for me. My worst memory of bursting into tears in Penney's. A lady asked, "How long? Someday it will be better."
DeleteSo glad I got through that stage without too many scars.
ReplyDeleteLucky you!
DeleteLove this! Like Sandra, I went through it in my early 40's. So disappointed in (what seemed to be) the lack of empathy by health-care providers.
ReplyDeleteSame here. I think less was being considered back then.
DeleteAbsolutely hilarious!
ReplyDeleteGlad it gave you some giggles.
DeleteI don't have time to watch this now, and as this is coming upon me, I think I'll be happier missing it for now.
ReplyDeleteProbably wiser.
DeleteHad a hysterectomy in my mid 30s so back them they put you on hormones. I finally came to my senses and stopped them. But menopause wasn't too bad as long as I get enuf sleep. However the hot flashes just don't want to quit and I thought they would at this age. Not fair. Too funny.
ReplyDeleteNot fair at all!
DeleteThat was fabulous. It wasn't that bad for me, but then again, anything can happen in the future and just might.
ReplyDeleteMy daughter is in the mid-40s, definitely there.
DeleteHey at 83 it was soooooo long ago. That is the boy in me speaking. I bet she remembers it perfectly....
ReplyDeleteLove from NC
Sherry & jack
The boy in you will always speak out, play!
DeleteWhen exactly is middle age anyway? I think I missed it. Or it hasn't happened yet. I love that movie and the song.
ReplyDeleteThe song is crazy clever.
Deletei crossed it thankfully dear Susan
ReplyDeletei happy to be in my fifties but i remember how crushing is middle age ,it is like someone pushed down you from the peak oh my ,i am glad i was out of it soon anyway
health ,peace and joy to you and yours!
Well said. Pushed down from the peak.
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