"We Will Rock You" is a song sung by the Queen. The lyrics and music were composed by the band's guitarist Brian May. It was released as a single on October 7, 1977, and then included in the band on October 28 of the same year. The sixth studio album "News of the World".

Since the 1980s, the song has been widely used in sports events. In 1994, the song was selected as the theme song of the United States World Cup. In 2004, it was ranked 330th among the 500 greatest songs in history by "Rolling Stone" magazine. In 2008, the song was selected into the Grammy Hall of Fame. As one of the most famous singles of Queens, the song is known for its high spirits and shocking people, so it is borrowed by a large number of sports and even political occasions.

The most distinctive part of the song is its rhythm. The enthusiasm and concise split rhythm enable the song to mobilize the enthusiasm of the audience from the beginning, and the singer's lead vocalist directs the audience to rise together like a cheerleader giving orders, and then together Enter the arena where the drums of war are screaming, the sentiment is passionate, and the swords are drawn.