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Harry Styles Compared To Freddie Mercury After Incredible Performance

Singer Harry Styles has been compared to the legendary Freddie Mercury, after paying tribute to the late star…

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It all began when Styles imitated the Queen frontman…

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Fans drew a comparison to Queen’s 1985 magical Live Aid performance and said Styles had his very own “Freddie Mercury moment.”

Dressed in red and white heart-covered overalls, Harry mimicked Mercury’s iconic “ay-oh.”

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And of course, the crowd sang along with him…

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As well as showing off his impressive vocals, the crowd couldn’t help but sing the sounds back to him, imitating Mercury’s iconic goosebump-raising moment.

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Fans were left surprised after Styles gave the same “powerful” vibes as Mercury did 37 years before…

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“Harry Styles giving off the same powerful vibe as Freddie Mercury is a beautiful sight to witness,” one Twitter user said.

“We were robbed of Freddie Mercury and Harry Styles being absolutely infatuated with each other,” another user wrote.

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Other fans also argued that Harry is now even bigger than One Direction, after mimicking Mercury: “In 2017, harry styles said he was okay that he may never reach the level of stardom that he achieved with one direction. Now in 2022, he has the biggest song in the world, he’s playing sold-out stadiums, and he knows we’re so proud of him. Harry reached it. And even more,” wrote a fan.

But it wasn’t just his fans that were in awe of the performance, his One Direction bandmate, Niall Horan was spotted in the crowd dancing along to Styles’ solo music…

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The Irish singer was seen dancing, singing, and beaming with happiness while his friend performed a solo rendition of the boy band’s hit song ‘What Makes You Beautiful’ as part of the Wembley Stadium show.

According to the Daily Mail, Horan was accompanied by his girlfriend in the same box as the Styles family.