Queen Elizabeth’s state funeral on September 19th.
Two days earlier, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, who was visiting the UK to attend, sparked controversy when he sang Queen’s “Bohemian Rhapsody.”
BBCA video of Trudeau standing near the piano and singing at the hotel in London where he was staying was leaked to social media. The video shows Trudeau in a T-shirt singing along to the accompaniment.
Queen Elizabeth is Canada’s head of state, and Trudeau has declared September 19 as a federal holiday in Canada.showWas.
While the video was criticized for saying, “The prime minister lacks respect,” there were also voices of support.
A spokesperson for Mr Trudeau confirmed the video was genuine, according to the BBC.
Canadian mediaThe Globe and Mailreported that Montreal artist Gregory Charles played the piano and entertained Trudeau, members of the delegation and hotel guests. “Everybody sang along for two hours. It was a lot of fun,” Charles said.
In Canada, the video was criticized for being “embarrassing beyond words.”voice of criticismWhile the song goes up, “Please sing as much as you like before my funeral.”defending voiceis also rising.
Trudeau will attend the state funeral of former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on September 27.scheduled。
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