A woman's performance of Queen's famous song Bohemian Rhapsody in Minionese at the Minions & Monsters premiere went viral on social media, leaving netizens and the audience both amused and amazed. The video took no time to go viral, with many fans praising the performer for recreating the rock classic in the fictional language that is spoken by the Minions. A user commented:"Freddie Mercury would’ve been proud….somehow."The viral incident occurred during the premiere of Minions & Monsters, the newest addition to Illumination's Despicable Me franchise, on June 28 at Hollywood's Dolby Theatre.Zoey Deutch, Jeff Bridges, Allison Janney, Bobby Moynihan, Jesse Eisenberg, Trey Parker, and Phil LaMarr star in the movie, while Pierre Coffin, the Minions' voice actor and director, was also in attendance. Minions & Monsters, the franchise's seventh feature, will be released in theaters on July 1.During the premiere, four women performed for the attendees. One of them performed Queen's iconic Bohemian Rhapsody fully in Minionese, the fictional language spoken by the minions throughout the movie. Meanwhile, another performer performed Jackson 5's I’ll Be There and won. She was given a Golden Banana.Minionese, often known as the Minion Language or Banana Language, is a fictional language developed by directors Pierre Coffin and Chris Renaud. Rather than following an organized grammar, it combines words and sounds from a variety of languages, including English, Spanish, French, Italian, Russian, Japanese, Korean, Tagalog, Hindi, and others, as well as some Minions-specific expressions.Internet reacts to the viral performance at the MINIONS & MONSTERS premiereThe performance of Queen's iconic Bohemian Rhapsody at the Minions & Monsters premiere quickly went viral on social media, where many users praised the singer's performance. One user joked that even Freddie Mercury himself would have appreciated the performance:"Freddie Mercury would’ve been proud….somehow"Another user quoted one of the song's most recognized lyrics while adding a Minions-inspired twist:"Galileo, Galileo, Galileo… banana! The opera section finally hits different"Another user quoted one of Freddie Mercury's well-known quotes regarding artistic freedom:""You can do what you want with my music, but don't make me boring." -Freddie Mercury"Meanwhile, another shared a rendition of the song's first verse, replacing the original lyrics with a Minion-themed punchline:"Mama, just killed a man... with this Minionese cover. Put a gun against his head, pulled my trigger now he's dead from laughing too hard. Freddie's watching like 'Bello... they actually did it.' Absolute cinema at the premiere."A user shared a morphed photo of Minions as Queen:"Queen Minions"Another user thought the parody was perfect for the franchise's crazy humor, writing:"Lmao this is peak Minions energy banana rhapsody hits different."A netizen joked that times like this were precisely why they paid for the internet bills:"This is why I pay for the internet."Meanwhile, another viewer appreciated the amount of effort that had to be put into memorizing the song in the fake language, commenting:"She demonstrated unwavering dedication by learning the entire operatic section in Minionese. Give her an Oscar right now."The viral performance comes just ahead of Minions & Monsters' theatrical release on July 1.Stay tuned to Soap Central for more information.