The show must continue!
The Pop Rocker Benson Boone trolled his multitude of Coachella on Friday night when he pulled out a surprise guest after the crowd last week had a disappointing reaction to the iconic guitarist of Queen Brian May.
The Creator of successes “Beautiful Things” organized a cardboard cut of the legendary rocker to appear in OneTage, instead of the real May, for its striking cover of the duration of “Bohemian Rhapsody” the second weekend of the festival.
Boone, who wore a layer of skin to honor Queen Freddie Mercury singer, begged the song on the turquoise piano, performed his signature of the Yamaha instrument and turned central to see May Rise’s cut to View after the second vers.
As Boone sang, “sometimes he would like to have ever born,” the cardboard cut appeared while a real guitarist, his Vásquez, played the first guitar only.
“Brian May!” Boone shouted with enthusiasm.
The Grammy -nominated artist obtained the duration of the cut of the song, slid, adjusted to his chorus of backup singers and walked around the lower part of the duration of the stage, the only one of the second guitar.
The artist “Beautiful Things” placed the image several times, but like the song, it would be ironic that “in any way the wind blows.”
An apparently imperturbable Boone grabbed “May” several times and held it in the air when the song in the California desert ended.
“I would like everyone to know that, in Brian’s salary, he would like to have his leg here, but unfortunately he had to fly, so that idea came up and sends his love,” Boone told the crowd while ending his set
Early in the day, Boone mocked that it would be a special duration of guest the successful song of 1975.
“Just wait until you see who I mention for Bohemian Rhapsody today …”, the singer subtitled.
Boone Playful published a Tiktok video after the concert, where the famous melody synchronized along the mass cut.
“Reaxly said this crowd is not Brian again,” joked a fan.
“Honestly, I don’t understand how you got one of the best guitarists of all time and that’s how they reacted, I would have been shouting with their heads,” said another.
“I do not blame Brian May for peeling that horrible TBH crowd,” replied a third.
On April 11, Boone exhibited the duration of May’s talent the first week of the festival, only seven months after the 77 -year -old rocker suffered a stroke and could not move his arm temporarily.
However, the crowd did not react as expected and had a warm response to the surprise guest that perhaps have not recognized.
On Wednesday, May reacted at the moment sharing a video of the Instagram performance with the legend: “Well, I’m still processing that moment in Coachella, it seems that the world is too. Mr. Boone, you gave us all a gift. Bri.”
The legendary guitarist was not in Friday’s performance because he claimed to be an NASA asteroid mission.
“I am here to participate in an encounter with an asteroid that has never left the leg for human eyes,” May wrote on Instagram. “Do you want to see how scientists think it could be seen on Sunday when the steering wheel occurs? I will show you (next publication). Meanwhile, I am enjoying Boulder Colorado Historical in the snow! BRI.”
