No wonder Eve ate the apple.

That guy has the swagger of Michael Jackson and A JoJo Character at the same time.

The movie suddenly comes to life, but too late. And like all the numbers in this movie, choppily edited. Incidentally, what grass?

Brilliant Fosse did this way before MJ. It is uncanny how many moves m.j. Took from this

Thia was on my music lesson in school😅(georgia)

75% of MJ was 100% Fosse

Many people's are saying mj stole dance steps for billie Jean from this, which is totally incorrect, the dance here done is simple just like we all do when we are happy, when we are enjoying anything , the dance moves comes to us on our own but what mj did was truly amazing which actually looked like dance steps well practicised. Just little bit feet movement or hand gesture will not make it similar to billie Jean dance

“Study the greats and become greater.”-Michael Jackson❤

Whats the name of the movie

What's the name of the movie ?

Наилучший язык тела

Going to be a lot of fresh views thanks to the new Bleachers video! Hello if that's why you're here. 👋

Saw this as a child when it came out, visiting today because of a video with Margaret Qualley dancing where she said she was inspired by this. Terrible movie with a couple of truly magical numbers!

Faaaawk .. just discovered this 🤦🏿‍♂️and I was born May 29th 1972 @ 6:30 a.m. 🙏🏿

Quem veio aqui por causa do dino repetindo, "A snake in the grasss"?

Dude look like Michael Jacksons Moves

My portion will defend me

My portion will defend me

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Oui Fosse est flippant en Ssssssnake in the Grassssss Michael Jackson a dû le regarder des centaines de fois pour reproduire ses mouvements dans ses chorégraphies il lui a même piqué les chaussettes blanches entre les chaussures et le pantalon noirs.

Such an example of the clever demon. Odd and disturbing

This is where MJ got his dance skillings

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Papa Lo sent me here 🤣

masterpiece 🙌🙌👏👏

Cabaret , Chicago , & All that Jazz!

Some of these comments are so ignorant. Michael was self taught, he never had formal training, he learned by knowing who to watch and practising his behind off to entertain the masses and achieve the success he had every right to strive for. More than I'm sure a lot of the snarky bums in the comment section can say about themselves. "Study the Greats and become greater" was his philosophy. He always credited his many inspirations, but it was he who combined an amalgamation of references and created his own style that was distinct and refined to work for his body. He out danced professionals who had trained since childhood and had a knack for memorising choreography. Yes he worked hard, but sorry haters, he had a lot of raw talent to work with, including a creative intuition that can't be taught. The constant attempts to discredit him are bizarre at this point. If it's so freaking easy, please, entertain us!

So Michael stole his moves from a white guy.

here forever

If you just played the audio of this without showing the visual footage, and you told me it was an evil Gene Wilder voicing the Snake, I'd probably believe it. They sound so similar it's unsettling! 😮

I was so perturbed throughout the video knowing these moves were copied by Jackson, literally in some cases. I think that’s the plagiarism on the writer side of me, but I read through comments and I have since changed my mind…so thank you everyone for sharing differing opinions because mine was completely changed and I recognize now that any reason(s) MJ used the moves doesn’t take away from Fosse but, rather, helps continue his legacy and contribution to dance. “Standing on shoulders” is what we do, isn’t it?

scared the absolute bejesus out of me as a child

“You sseem like ssmart ssensible sorrt. All you can learn here is sorrow”

Crowley, is that you?

One of MJs mentors. Can you feel it?

What a fabulous dance routine! Bob definitely inspired generations with this slinky, sleazy number!

The interaction between the snake and the prince is disturbing, both in the book and in this movie. That said, Fosse is always delightful to watch.

Michael Jackson was a genius for seeing this and removing all the samba and tango moves, and honing in on the bold, striking poses. It's safe to say Jackson was influenced by Fosse, but he certainly didn't copy him outright. Jackson took what was hinted at here and made it 20x better.

If Michael Jackson was white and Bob Fosse was black everyone would be down on MJ for "appropriating" those moves. But because it's the other way around it's OK. That just goes to show you how stupid wokeness is. Of course it's OK to take things from the world and do new things with them. It doesn't matter who invented them or where they came from.

I thought this was a bad dream instead of a disturbing memory. Yeah, this happened in my adolescent years

Lol I don't really see the MJ comparisons. This guy is barely dancing. There's a thing or 2 that slightly reminds me of MJ, but other than that...no.

これが軍歌だな

And it was all Fosse"s!!!!

Now this is the ultimate talent and choreography!

OMG, why have I never seen this movie? What's the name and what year? 🤔

Sssssuper !!

Funnily enough, there's no grass in the landscape!

As a little girl, I saw this on TV and this scene terrified me, though I didn't really understand it.

“We’re all the way out here in Death Valley and we have to do these takes how many times?!!”

I also love this dance number too. At the end Bob F has a tail of rattlesnake rattlesnakes. I wonder how I can see many more of his dance numbers, danced by him. In the Rich Man's Frug, totally Fossie style, of dancing. He was choreographer. Ssssssssnake in the grass. Brilliant!!!