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The phrase comes from the Queen song, Crazy Little Thing Called Love. The lead singer's name was Freddie Mercury.

Crazy Little Thing Called Love.

I gotta be cool, relax, get hip

And get on my track's

Take a back seat (ah hum), hitch-hike (ah hum)

And take a long ride on my motorbike

Until I'm ready (ready Freddie)

Crazy little thing called love

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“Ready Freddy” dates back farthest I’ve seen to this newspaper advertisement in 1920.

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