Convincingly Freddie Mercury
- Fairy Mercury
- 2 days ago
- 4 min read
Updated: a few seconds ago
Post New Year's Eve Message From Fairy
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Hello dears. I spent New Year's Day hung over and fucked so hard!!
I'm sorry for anyone who doesn't have fan club membership to my fan club site. They're missing A LOT! I danced as a Geisha with the delectable Rudy Pavlova during my performance of Teo Torriatte (Let Us Cling Together) and loads of other exciting surprises. You can see it all on video, ONLY exclusively in the fan club site for fan club members only. The entire 1 1/2 hour concert I performed in Osaka (Japan) up to the New Year countdown.
My Japanese honies, you were truly wonderful!
I had so much fun and I will hate to leave Japan. But I will return during my spring/summer tour!! I got to meet many of you. I asked several a suggestion of the next blog title. I loved the marvellous idea of naming it 'Convincingly Freddie Mercury'. So shall it be. Then we will have the exciting 'Behind The Scenes' exclusive my manager/PR man briefly mentioned. More on that soon, dears. * pouts * We will be leaving Japan for England tomorrow.Â
More, then, once we've arrived and get settled after our 4 weeks in Japan.
xx Fairy Mercury




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 'Teo Torriatte (Let Us Cling Together)'Â
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The ever so elegant glam rock queen Fairy Mercury flawlessly performing the Japanese song of Queen. The video was created by Fairy and the Russian ballet danseur Pavlova, who appears along with live foot of Fairy throughout. Below is partial what Pavlova had to say about making of the video:
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The lovely part where she clenches gloved hand, I choreographed it to go along with her effeminate vocals singing '...though I hold the flower that touches you'. The song is beautiful. It reminds me of ballet. Disappointingly and surprisingly not written by her beloved idol Freddie Mercury (who adored Japan) but the guitarist. Footage of myself from one of my (less tragic) ballet productions, I add to part 'they'd say we're all fools, and we don't understand'. She was so very lovely becoming ... shy ... purring, 'where did you get that, Rudy darling?!'
The footage of her throughout, is breathtakingly effeminate and androgynous creature. The love of my life. Fairy being from India (as her idol) speaks Hindi and Japanese fluently. She effortlessly sang both English and Japanese lyrics with perfect Freddie Mercury emulated 'delicate vocals' - as Freddie's vocals were described as on the song. -- Pavlova
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You can read the full making of the video on pages: Pouncing And Pooving with continuation on Repertoire
​**Note: Be sure to unmute the volume! Bottom right music symbol on video.
Oh goodness, my dears, we've spent the past, at least, 5 weeks on my fan club site, it feels a bit strange posting to my public site. I'm not even sure what to post since we've been discussing so much of my time in Japan. So I suppose I'll start with this. Hilarious highlights.
My authorized buyer, Francis James Boyd, comparing himself to Rudy Pavlova and failing miserably. I wish I kept my manager/PR man's response to it. Second highlight, one of you, my dear fans, posting in the fan club: 'oh who cares! B-O-R-I-N-G! When are we going to hear from and about the queen of glam rock and the lord of dance? No one cares to reciprocate the imposter of that old gel's fake friendship of 'shares'
I mean, I laughed so hard over the comment!! Me and Rudy Pavlova being like ....


Seriously, you can't help but to sympathize. Because I can imagine how embarrassing and frustrating it would be to have that weird 'internet issue' of right twats thinking you're doing all that and the real you isn't. It would be so unbelievably awkward.
The other highlight was company ... this man saying to Rudy Pavlova, 'Well, Rudolf, I met the devil, twice as a matter of fact, and can't say I was impressed either time. So much for the element of surprise.' Then Rudy (who is so fucking sexy) breathes in his broken English Russian accent, 'Hell will never freeze over because there is no such thing, yes?' I mean, it was almost as if they were talking in code or something, because he noticed me in the room and said, 'we change subject, yes? We discuss lovely exotic creature who has graced us with her presence.' So we ended up discussing our time in Japan. Which I loved dearly! I can hardly wait to return on my spring/summer tour.


Then the final highlight, that cheeky sod manager/PR man of mine (Jorge Schumann) who I am on the verge of firing (not really) and his foolish 'Convincingly Rudolf Nureyev...' caption he put under the one photo. Oh yes, I noticed it, Jorge!! *wink, wink.
I shall leave you with this video, dears. Next time, we will be revealing details on the new feature 'Behind The Scenes'
Fairy Mercury's First Ever Self Produced Video!!
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The video consists of Fairy performing:
In The Lap Of The Gods (live, Dresden, Germany)
In The Lap Of The Gods ... Revisited (live, Berlin, Germany)
Bohemian Rhapsody
Somebody To Love
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You can read the making of the video on the page Don't Stop Me Now
