to think this is one of the most beautiful things I have ever seen?

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This is the 65,000 strong crowd at a Greenday gig singing along to Queen as the venue music played before bands came on.

There is something so, so beautiful about the sheer joy of the entire crowd joining in to sing together, when not a single performer is on stage. It as enough to make me weep.

Is it just me who thinks this is a beautiful moment? Am I just flooded with new baby joy and hormones?

My go to is when the cast of colour purple did prince purple rain. Cynthia Erivo is just sublime

m.youtube.com/watch?v=dGd40FXp3qU

Cynthia is also on the greatest showman workshops which ‘this is me’ is more powerful than the movie.

Song is so powerful

I'm not a Hibs fan, but the crowd at Easter Road singing Sunshine on Leith makes me cry

I was on a train once coming back from a football match with my son and the carriage was full of supporters.

In the aisle, coming along behind us, I heard someone singing Is This The Way To Amarillo. I thought it was a drunk but no, it was the conductor and he managed to get the whole carriage singing along.
It was amazing and so unexpected, and I emailed the train company to commend him.

Glad it's not just me who loves Haka Knit .

I love listening and singing (badly) to this version of Radiohead's Creep by Scala and Kolacny Brothers choir.

I'm not a Hibs fan, but the crowd at Easter Road singing Sunshine on Leith makes me cry

Gosh yes, I get full goosebumps at that, I did just thinking of it then.

These are just wonderful.

I especially love the classical musicians, there’s something so uplifting and inspirational about their joy in sharing their talents and the music with the public.

I really feel that music is something that unites people. I’m not remotely musical and envy those that are but I love singing and I think sharing a musical experience is one of those moments in life that helps you see the good in the world.

I was there too!!! It was every bit as wonderful as you could possibly imagine. Definitely a moment to treasure.

That's fabulous!

Ooh flower of Scotland at Murrayfield makes me weep every time, it’s magical

The power in a crowd singing is definitely a tear jerker for me. Mind you the joy of fireworks make me weep to.
Happy crying.

I was also there with my then 11yo ds at his first gig (he is Green Day obsessed) and it was an amazing atmosphere.

I was there too it was the one year anniversary of my baby son’s death and during those moments I just stood with tears pouring down my cheeks but smiling too. Sorry I didn’t mean to get so heavy - it brings back very special memories, it was very poignant

Ooh place marking cos i need some good stuff to cry to

Thank you for posting that Gulag.

Bohemian Rhapsody should be the national anthem. The Queen is 90-something, I think we have established that she has been saved.

wow OP thanks for posting that was pretty amazing !!!

@WaitwithS I"m so sorry. That must have been really emotional. Hugs to you.

It's the song...I swear it. I was at a dirty old pub one night in Camden. A proper, old fashioned, local pub. And there was a Karaoke night and the man put this on and the whole pub sang it together...we were all standing on tables and the bar and the JOY! I'll always remember the face of the Karaoke host at the peak of the song...he had such happiness on it. Definitely one of my best nights ever.

Slightly different but this version of toto Africa is fabulous. Especially the sound effects at the start. One of my favourite songs ever. Don't know how to link properly.

Oh it did work...enjoy.

Ahhh I was there for this and it was a beautiful moment!! Also best gig of my life.

Really enjoyed that op thanks!

Didn't think I'd hear a version of "Hallelujah" to rival Jeff Buckley's, but Soweto Gospel Choir full on take it and run with it.

Why on earth was OP's response to @Racecardriver deleted?

@Racecardriver you actually reported her comment to MNHQ? That is so low.

@Havania no, I never report posts unless they a spamy. What did she say?