Criticism of Trudeau for singing Queen in the bar of his London hotel before the queen’s funeral

The Canadian prime minister performed Bohemian Rhapsody at the piano at the Corinthia Hotel in London. Many describe him as disrespectful; his team defends that it was on Saturday, two days before the funeral Elizabeth II was the head of state of Canada and Trudeau decreed September 19 a day of national mourning Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has received criticism for what many consider “a disrespect”. During his stay in London to attend the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II, the Canadian leader was recorded in the bar of London’s Corinthia Hotel playing the piano Bohemian Rhapsody, by the British group Queen, according to the BBC. In the video, which quickly went viral on social networks, Trudeau is seen in a T-shirt, leaning on the piano while Gregory Charles, a Canadian musician, plays the famous song performed by Freddy Mercury. Trudeau’s team, which has confirmed the authenticity of the video, has defended the prime minister, since the performance was on Saturday night, almost two days before the massive funeral. Many consider his behavior disrespectful since the queen was the head of state of Canada and Trudeau declared September 19 a day of national mourning in Canada. Haven’t gone to one since before COVID, this reminds me I should check one out near me.
PM at the Savoy in London last night singing a little Queen….for the Queen… pic.twitter.com/yyCxIRAbJl— Brian Lilley (@brianlilley) September 19, 2022 It has not been revealed who filmed the video. Trudeau’s spokesman has assured that “after dinner on Saturday, [el] Prime Minister joined a small meeting with members of the Canadian delegation, who came together to pay tribute to the life and service of Her Majesty.” Of course there have been no shortage of memes after Trudeau’s return to the country, turned star as Freddy Mercury.