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The Label Said "No." Queen Released It Anyway.

In 1975, Queen walked into the office of EMI Records with a 6-minute operatic masterpiece called "Bohemian Rhapsody." The executives hated it. They told the band it was "too long," "too weird," and would never be played on the radio. They demanded the band cut it. Freddie Mercury refused. In this episode of Off The Record, we tell the true story of how Queen stole their own song, leaked it to the radio, and forced the industry to bend to their will. 🔎 REVEALED IN THIS VIDEO: Why the recording tape almost snapped during production The radio DJ who played the song 14 times in one weekend How Queen accidentally invented the music video The true story of the executive who rejected the biggest song of all time ⚠️ OFF THE RECORD: This channel explores the hidden history, business secrets, and dark lore of the music industry. We dig up the stories they tried to bury. #Queen #BohemianRhapsody #FreddieMercury #MusicHistory #OffTheRecord #ClassicRock #MusicBusiness