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The Queen Fat Bottomed Girls ‘Woke’ Story Is A Media Beat-up

by Paul Cashmere

Have you seen the stories spreading globally about Queen’s Fat Bottomed Girls being removed from their Greatest Hits album? Well, it is all bullshit.

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Freddie Mercury’s Handwritten Fat Bottomed Girls Lyrics Sells At Auction

by Paul Cashmere

Everyone knows Queen’s iconic 1978 song “Fat Bottomed Girls”. The chart-topper is a mainstay in both bars and movie theatres alike and is considered to be one of Queen’s best songs, even making it to the top 11 in the UK Singles Chart and 24 in Billboard Hot 100 in the US.

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