What kind of music you hear while you trade?

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Quite frankly, I anticipate a deafening silence or some 'lame transparent BS' excuse, re parting with a bit of , from the ususal suspects; that contingent of vociferous* high rollers, whales, cheetahs. However, nothing ventured, nothing gained.

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Despite popular opinion, Freddie Mercury did not write this song, which weakens the argument that the song’s meaning is tied to ‘coming out’ as Freddie was homosexual. The song was written in 1983 by John Deacon and released in April 1984.

Common consensus is - This song talks about someone who feels trapped in their relationship and wants to ‘break free’ of their lover.
Although it was originally intended to be a male perspective of the women’s liberation movement, it was then taken on as somewhat of an anthem for one’s own personal freedom for person who finds his/herself in a situation where they feel repressed and want to ‘break free’ of their circumstances and show the real person that they are.

The Coronation Street (British TV Soapy/Sitcom/Soap Opera) spoof was suggested by Roger Taylor's (drummer) then-girlfriend Dominiquesees and the video sees the members of Queen in a suburban house* dressed as women, a parody of the characters from the ITV British soap opera Coronation Street.

* Actually - inner city pleb housing.

Source: Internet - wikipedea / other