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Queen’s Songs Get the Parody Treatment in Two Hilarious Videos, One Featuring a Pika

One Queen parody turns “Bohemian Rhapsody” into a joke about online arguments; another pairs Freddie Mercury’s concert vocals with footage of a pika.
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Two very different videos turn Queen into comedy: “Opinion Rhapsody” rewrites “Bohemian Rhapsody” as a send-up of social-media arguments, while a separate edit pairs Freddie Mercury’s concert vocals with footage of a pika. The clips were covered in November 2018; the reported view count below is historical, not current.

Two different jokes built around Queen

Scroll.in described both videos in its November 21, 2018 coverage, but they use distinct comic approaches. “Opinion Rhapsody” changes the song’s subject; the pika edit creates a visual contrast between Mercury performing and a small animal appearing to echo his stage presence.

Video Queen reference Creator credited in coverage Comic device
“Opinion Rhapsody” “Bohemian Rhapsody” Dustin & Genevieve; lyrics written and sung by Dustin Ahkuoi, according to Scroll.in Rewritten lyrics about social-media fights and online trolls
Pika/Freddie Mercury edit Mercury vocals from a historic Queen performance in Budapest Video editor Joe Vivers Pika footage is paired with live vocals and the feel of a concert call-and-response

What is “Opinion Rhapsody”?

“Opinion Rhapsody” is Dustin & Genevieve’s parody of “Bohemian Rhapsody.” Scroll.in credits Dustin Ahkuoi with writing and singing lyrics that poke fun at the quarrels and trolling common on social media. Rather than simply imitate Queen’s sound, the video redirects the song’s dramatic scale toward online disputes. Scroll.in’s November 21, 2018 coverage identifies the channel and describes the parody.

What is the pika Freddie Mercury video?

Joe Vivers’s edit places footage of a pika alongside Freddie Mercury vocals from a historic Queen performance in Budapest, as Scroll.in described it. The joke is the apparent visual resemblance between the animal’s movements and Mercury’s commanding stage manner—not that the pika is actually singing.

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A pika is a small mammal related to rabbits. Nerdist’s November 21, 2018 account describes the clip as playing on Mercury’s audience-participation style, in which a singer prompts a crowd to respond. It characterized the pika as seeming to mimic his stage presence. Nerdist’s coverage explains the concert gag; it does not establish the exact concert date or set list.

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How popular was “Pika Mercury”?

In a November 20, 2018 item, Japanese music publication amass.jp called the clip “Pika Mercury” and reported that it had more than 250,000 YouTube views at that time. That is a dated report, not a current view count; the coverage available here does not establish how many views the video has now. amass.jp’s November 20, 2018 report gives the historical figure.

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