The oldest track on Queen’s Greatest Hits originally appeared on the band’s self-titled debut album in 1973, as an instrumental, and again on 1974’s Queen II as a fully formed song.

Some critics have blasted the decision to omit Queen's classic "Fat Bottomed Girls" from a new greatest hits track list geared toward younger audiences.

Yoto is a child-friendly audio platform that has released Queen's "Greatest Hits" compilation album. The album features the band's hit 1978 track "Fat Bottomed Girls," but it won't appear on Yoto.

The Queen song "Fat Bottomed Girls" has been removed from a new kid-specific version of the classic rock band's Greatest Hits collection available on the children's music player Yoto, causing an ...

Queen's Greatest Hits is one of the most ubiquitous LPs ever released, a compilation that's cemented itself across the decades as a staple of any music lover's collection.

In 1981, Queen released its first Greatest Hits album, which went straight to No. 1 on the U.K. chart and international charts and peaked at No. 11 on the Billboard 200.

Trending Queen’s ‘Fat Bottomed Girls’ taken off greatest hits collection aimed at youngsters By Debbie Lord, Cox Media Group National Content Desk August 21, 2023 at 9:36 am EDT + Caption ...

Queen’s “Greatest Hits” album, available on the children’s streaming music platform Yoto, has one less song on the list compared to other streaming services.

“Fat Bottomed Girls” is included on Queen’s 1981 compilation album, Greatest Hits, but an edition of the album published on Yoto, a streaming platform for children, excludes the song.

“Fat Bottomed Girls,” one of Queen’s most famous songs, has been left off the band’s greatest hits compilation that is now available on an audio platform called Yoto, The Times reported.

Queen guitarist Brian May penned "Fat Bottomed Girls," first released on Queen's 1978 album "Jazz." As the title indicates, the lyrics pay tribute to women with curves. Need a break?