El guitarrista de Queen, Brian May, se encuentra en Australia como parte de la gira que tiene el grupo actualmente, a su llegada fue recibido por la prensa y fans siendo un reportero del Channel 7 con quien tuvo un altercado.

Brian se encontraba atendiendo a algunas fans con fotos y firmas cuando el reportero a su vez, se encontraba filmando el momento, el guitarrista de Queen le solicitó que dejará de tomar vídeo ya que consideraba no era un buen momento, acto seguido el reportero uso su celular para continuar grabando y fue cuando desato la furia de May quien lo encaro.

Mas tarde mediante sus redes el guitarrista pidió una disculpa e indico que no es un tipo violento pero el reportero lo tomo de sorpresa y considera es de los tipos mas groseros que le ha tocado conocer.

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My Welcome to Brisbane ! First of all THANKS to so many of you folks who managed to find a way to send me supportive messages while I’ve been quietly trying to work my way through the feelings generated by the incident that happened at Brisbane Airport, just moments after I landed in Australia. No – I’m not all right. But I will be. It certainly ruined my day, and if that’s what you wanted, Channel 7, then you got it. There’s a fine line between anger and depression, and I’ve been struggling with all of that since I got ambushed and harrassed by a TV News team, fresh off the plane from New Zealand. Now, obviously I’m not a novice at this … I’ve interacted with literally thousands of news reporters, photographers and cameramen over the last 50 years. I’m not exactly known for being aggressive, even in the face of provocation, but this guy caught me unawares – one of the rudest and most disrespectful video cameramen I’ve ever encountered. As we drove out of the airport, I noticed a small group of young kids with Queen albums, waving a welcome. I find it hard to just drive by in a case like this. Yes, they could have been pesky e-bay hounds just looking to make a quick buck, but these guys looked like very genuine fans. This stuff still matters to me. So we stopped the car and I got out to sign their Queen material, and they kindly gave me gifts of typically Australian goodies. Lovely. Pressed up against the kids was a guy with a huge TV camera. I’d noticed him, obviously, but I had no idea who he was – whether he was part of the party of kids, or a third party. I just let him film for the few moments I was signing the albums. But these kids were clearly very moved by the meeting, and I felt they deserved to have a few moments NOT being filmed for public sharing. So, in the nicest possible way, I turned to the cameraman and asked if he’d stop filming, now he’d got his story, and give us some private moments. He refused. He kept on filming, and aggressively turned the camera close-up on my face. That, to me, felt like deliberate invasion of my space, and downright unfriendly. At that moment, everything changed. (To be cont’d). Bri

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