Brad Buxer: at Neverland, on tour, and in the studio with Michael Jackson

[@geovannyloaisiga8765]

“Brad what you gonna do”.

[@MichiLover75]

:v

[@antonmk1244]

Yeah. Why no question about that legendary moment !?

[@DJGary0910]

@@antonmk1244 I don't think Brad gets it as the running joke in the fan community he's kinda straight to the point to dismiss it

[@antonmk1244]

@@DJGary0910 Sure. Still he likely remembers that moment.

[@Sonofwill]

…..Whata yhr Gonna Do

[@ernestoreveres8780]

So this is the famous brad , the most interesting employee of MJ this man was fired 20 times and re hired 20 times what a legend

[@ELWOOD333]

[@mrexecutive]

He was never fired

[@coolleo149]

Yeah he was still hired, but Michael really didn’t terminate him, he was just joking around with him all the time

[@czarinaramirez6356]

He was NEVER FIRED

[@swoods7720]

When Brad said “ thanks for the most unbelievable 20 years ever” I felt that.

[@eddieloius4592]

"I just can't stop loving you..............................♪♫..Brad, what are you gonna do..♪♫...............

[@TheRealMrLane]

Holy cow! The famous Brad what you gonna do!!! It's a breakdown Brad!

[@mrpussinboots4252]

Bras was Mjs closest work colleague.

[@TheRealMrLane]

@@mrpussinboots4252 I know lol

[@manuelgarciaorozco5885]

Brad is soooo nice, humble, and talented, that he reminds me of MJ and it becomes evident why they were natural collaborators and friends.

[@MJJPRO1]

I got to know Brad during all his trips to Neverland. He is one super great guy and a true friend of Mr. Jackson. This is a great interview.

[@yophone3109]

We wanted to hear about all the Brad what are you gonna do moments. I also want more people to talk about his close relationship with Prince, how competitive they were. Glad he mentioned Prince.

[@Robin_0011]

Is he really working as a pilot now?

[@nonasanders8026]

Is that really you big al, I just want to say I've listened to you on various podcasts and have such respect for you and want to thank you for being a loyal friend to Michael, you must miss him terribly, and yes, I believe that experience at the train station after he had passed you mentioned the music that came on that was definately Michael letting you know he was there with you and how much he loved you. I hope you read this al, blessings from Ireland, from someone who loves Michael and all that he stood for, since the 6os. God bless you and Michael 🙏

[@mypassions8880]

So..... This is 'THE" Brad, huh!? 😁 HI Brad, thank you for all you did for Michael❤️

[@KarenRobson-t6h]

Aha What you gonna do Brad? LOL

[@Miloo-qj7sc]

@@KarenRobson-t6h I always wanted to see Brad haha

[@mikebeats3281]

I worked for Brad including the superbowl show. Brad is a extremely generous kind hearted soul.

[@LoveMemoriesAlways]

according to Michael, every single sound created there are some accompanying dance or move to it. he has some sensitive hearing so he can hear every sound around him. he can even mimic those sounds. AMAZING!

[@zatayviahayes3470]

Brad! We love you

[@christopherbethea2344]

Brad is such a humble gentleman. It's easy to see why Michael loved him. Thanks for sharing, Brad!

[@theUnicornOfPower]

I'm so glad that finally the time has come for us to talk to these people and talk about Michael, but about what he really was like. About his craft, his work, his music. There is so much more I would like to hear. Ideally from Michael himself, but he was hardly asked about it....

[@KarenRobson-t6h]

I agree. Michael was so talented and the interviewers would not ask him about his music rather about tabloid crap. What a waste as there one interview where the interviewer asked him about his music and his processes, etc. and it was so interesting and Michael enjoyed talking about his skill, his music and his processes.

[@salemworld86]

Is this THE Brad that missed breakdown? 😂😂 All joking aside, thank you for all the work Brad!

[@SPOCK22]

job goooooooooone, heheeeeeeeeeeeee

[@mrpussinboots4252]

@@SPOCK22 doggone*

[@anneliesejackson507]

yes and the same brad thats stealing music and private footage from michael

[@mrpussinboots4252]

@@anneliesejackson507 Huh?

[@GhostRAOfficial]

@@anneliesejackson507 wrong Brad, and he had his hard drive stolen he didn't take anything

[@betsareoff]

Love it when you can actually listen to the stories and input from the people who actually worked with MJ. Thx.

[@alexkx8599]

Oh, come on! "The Lost Children" and "Speechless" are two of his best songs! I don't care what he says and thinks! I'm shocked at what he says concerning, "The Lost Children", though. That song brings me to tears.

[@evanicander2023]

And then he brings up the strange 'Gloucester(?)'song as something extraordinally good... well, to me that is just ordinarily good ..and not like a Michael jackson piece at all, too.

[@mrexecutive]

I agree. Invincible is my favorite album

[@JoseSala04]

Saying The Lost Children Is one of MJ's best songs, honestly, it's lowering the bar for him.

[@alexkx8599]

@@JoseSala04 Hardly. It's epic level stuff. Deeply moving.

[@daliastanley2595]

He didnt get fired after all😂.love the work .thank you ,Brad !! ❤❤❤

[@MortenBN1988]

I don't get why people say Brad is humble. He turns all the questions into what he did and how Michael loved it. 80% Brad, 20% Michael.

[@jackson-ch]

we have noticed that too. The question we ask ourselves: Why is he so concerned about emphasising his role in the 20 years with MJ? We think there are reasons.

[@-8h-]

Because they're interviewing Brad, not Michael. Why would you interview someone who worked for Michael (which would already be a one-time thing) and not want to know their inside view?

[@eimensaleem280]

Exactly

[@dr.darkroom]

Might be because it's a Brad Buxer interview.

[@CCI320]

@@jackson-ch He's been trying to bolster his role in Michael's career for years.

[@ArthurOfRevia]

You are doing a great great job guys ❤ this is amazing meeting these amazing people and make people know these amazing details about the greatest singer, writer, composer, philanthropist and artist in history

[@uelimeier8710]

Thank you❤ (this was not prepared and a spontaneous Interview. It was so kind of Brad to spend time for us fans)

[@spookyencounters9392]

This was great viewing. I never get bored of Brad's anecdotes. He had my dream job. It feels like only yesterday to me that I saw Brad with his bleach blonde hair being interviewed at the Prague,- Sept 1996 venue, before the first History concert, on mtv news.

[@mrpussinboots4252]

It's sad much of the fanbase only know his name over a non event.

[@spookyencounters9392]

@@mrpussinboots4252 Yeah, very. They're very annoying too. The millionth person smugly quotes the moment and they actually think they're the first person to ever do it. Why they'd actually think that, I do not know lol.

[@mrpussinboots4252]

@@spookyencounters9392 I've gave up trying to inform people... its overwhelming. I left multiple lengthy comments under the moronic video titled 'Mj fires musical director on stage'.. it's flooded with immature brain dead simpletons commenting how Brad was fired?! They're either fans who don't have the slightest idea of MJs artistry or just jumping on the bandwagon without looking into it. As most sane fans will already be aware MJ said 'doggone' which was a common ad lib he used.. I have no idea why someone mistranslated it to job gone or why people even buy how he was fired over a song lasting a couple of bars late. They're unaware who MJ worked with because strangely Brad Buxer was made the musical director for the history tour and beyond after he apparently lost his job during the Brunei July 1996 show... yet there he was on September the 7th for when the history tour kicked off...

[@spookyencounters9392]

@@mrpussinboots4252 I actually replied to this yesterday but I see now that my comment isn't here. The happens lately. Oh well.

[@mrpussinboots4252]

@@spookyencounters9392 I've noticed too. It said you mentioned me yet no comment was visible. Lol

[@El_Moonwalker85]

Super Interview 🫶🏼🙏🏽 Danke an Vanita und Ueli ❤️❤️❤️ And of course a big Thank You to Brad Buxer for your amazing insights to your life with Michael !

[@lorim1313]

I knew Brad back when he was in the band The Jetzons in Phoenix Arizona. He is so talented!!! I love hearing him talk about his work with MJ

[@jackson-ch]

oh wow - you know his roots!

[@Mk43305]

Thank you Brad , Michael , Quincy and Bruce for the years of goosebumps and making us apreciate life a lil bit more .

[@Stoonk]

great interview

[@BCreate2Dea]

Wishing him good 👍✌👍

[@Sdriane]

Great interview Brad!!😊Thank you for an incredible job for snd with Michael!!God Bless you!From s caring Fan! You sound like you're one of a kind yourself!Nice!😊

[@dr.darkroom]

In 2001 I was 9 years old and I remember my dad taking me to Kmart to get the "new" Michael Jackson album. Through BMG CD club I had been enjoying Bad and Thriller before that - but Invincible had a noticeably different sound. Speechless, Cry, Privacy were always favorites. I do remember being disappointed there weren't more pictures of him to look at because obviously his appearance was fascinating but there wasn't an availability for photos and video pre daily internet. I wonder which songs Brad preferred then?

[@JannemanVaarwater]

Brad Buxer : THANKS ❤️ 🙏🏼 🎹

[@awayfrom90]

Excellent work.

[@mariamaria-D]

What a great interview. Thanks for sharing ❤

[@karenmarie61437]

Love love hearing the stories 💜💜💜💜🦋🤩🤗🥰☺️😍

[@onechi]

this was a beautiful interview

[@luciawoods5654]

I want Beautiful Girl released!

[@jackson-ch]

it is on the Ultimate Collection

[@DJThijzzzz]

Great!! Thanks :)

[@Arationalguy-op5do]

Amazing interview! Loved it.

[@WinampVEVO]

fantastic interview!

[@yelenakondratyeva1440]

You guys are amazing! Thank you for all your work! Thank you for this interview with Brad!

[@flipz4398]

GREAT INTERVIEW!!! 😁😁

[@rosalietinebro]

thankyou sir Brad ❤

[@mathiasgall5214]

Vielen vielen Dank an euch - für das Interview und überhaupt für all euer Tun!

[@I.lovemy_pets]

“Brad what you gonna do? Lol 😂 is this that Brad? Anyways this was cool to see, thanks!! ❤

[@jackson-ch]

yes, that`s him. Worked for Michael since the Dangerous project until 2008 or even 2009

[@coolleo149]

I wonder if Brad still has his good old Yamaha keyboard that he used for Billie Jean and so much more

[@MJAndRecreations]

You mean his Yamaha KX88? Yea I don’t think he owns it, but yet someone does.

[@simmermusic3894]

Great interview!

[@MJFMJOFFICIAL]

Brad hit it nOnOnO jUsT KiDdInG

[@iseerashonal821]

Brad said in another interview that meeting MJ was the first time he was ever star struck. Now he says here that he's never star struck, that's why MJ took a liking to him

[@LeLouvre634]

He tries to explain that if you were too impressed by MJ it would not match. But you can hear how impressed and moved by him he still is. It must be difficult to related such memories full of sensations and emotions.

[@godfreyassenga9958]

What?? I like The Lost Children". Speechless is unbelievable!! 😂😂😂😂 C'mon man

[@jackson-ch]

haha, as you may hear, we don't agree either. I think he let the prospect of the song's commercial success factor into his opinion. Allegedly, the song was not received at all in America, he told us.

[@maymayr9318]

It's a beautiful song! Wish it got the love it deserves!

[@mrfreeze2446]

Lol he's 100% right, I listened to invincible for the first time in front of my mum & a pal in 01' & I beyond cringed when lost children came on, stupid song with stupid vocal melodies & a crappy beat lol

[@godfreyassenga9958]

@@mrfreeze2446 There are certain subtleties in there that would go over people's heads and I can totally understand that. Michael understood it, I do, then it's fine. I'd say its a relatively simple track, beautiful in its simplicity.... there's lyrical transition and rhyme before the choruses, mostly in the second verse; the chorus with kids and choral voices in the background for the last hook.... Michael liked it and mine is a simple breakdown as to why I think he liked it and I do too, so I guess it's a matter of musical taste. Definitely a good song.

[@mrpussinboots4252]

@@godfreyassenga9958 Have your own tastes for goodness sake.

[@KTLMJ]

Brad what are you gonna do?

[@spookyencounters9392]

That's all you could think to say? Come on, man. You're better than that.

[@mrpussinboots4252]

@@spookyencounters9392 These fans are deranged. It's pathetic.

[@Chris_aspiration]

Job’s gone!!

[@spookyencounters9392]

@@Chris_aspiration He never ever sung/said that, you monkey ! He says his usual MJ adlib, "Dogone". You really couldn't hear that ? 😩

[@mrpussinboots4252]

@@Chris_aspiration He didn't lose his job, Brad Buxer was made the musical director for the history tour 2 months after the Royal Brunei show. Moron

[@Milo2015ROBLOX]

Lyrics: BRAD WHAT ARE YOU GONNA DO?! WHAT ARE YOU GONNA DO?! YEA YEA!

[@cathy1597]

Love Hollywood Tonight!

[@jackson-ch]

especially the original-version produced by Brad Buxer and Michael Jackson (you find that version on KZbin) is great. I clearly prefer it to the one on the Michael album.

[@cathy1597]

@@jackson-ch yep that’s the one I prefer. “You keep the loop drum going here” 😘

[@jeffreyrediel]

The legendary Brad 🤣

[@EastyEnt3]

Oh you're brad. The guy that got to forgot to cut the music

[@mrpussinboots4252]

Huh? Brad was Mjs closest work colleague from 1990-2008. Have some respect. A song went on for an extra couple of bars, big deal. It was a non event

[@Elena-er7zp]

literally do not reduce this man’s decades of work to one moment. MJ messed up too - watch enough performances and you’ll see

[@preciseaudioblog]

Man the Dangerous album...

[@king_invictus]

Brad!!!!!

[@chazbayley]

Why didn’t they ask what he meant by dark side? They’re also asking questions about MJ but he keeps answering about himself and his relationship with Michael rather than directly answering about Michael as an individual

[@jackson-ch]

in the 19th/20th minute in the video he explains what he means by "dark side". In fact, as we found out, he told a lot and we only wanted to interrupt him with a few questions. And what you noticed, we also noticed. It seems that he feels left out (by the Estate? just a conjecture) and it is a concern for him to clarify his role to the fans who have forgotten him.

[@chazbayley]

@@jackson-ch you get a lot of this ego issue in music. If you listen to people like boxer talking about his working process with Michael whilst Michael still alive, he is far more complimentary of the fact that Michael was the creative director and buxer was being used as a tool like a musicianship tool in order for Michael to express his ideas from his mind into music by singing what he hears in his head, however, since Michael has been dead, people like buxer, try to take more credit in the writing process, for what their role actually was, because now there’s no Michael to be fearful of by, twisting the truth, or bending the facts telling little lies in order to boost your own ego own sense of importance. Even the great Quincy Jones falls into this category. However, the only difference with Quincy is he wasn’t bothered trying his luck even while Jackson was alive. Jackson was responsible for some of the greatest most iconic songs of all time which, as we all know through research now, essentially landed on Quincy’s lap. Vocally arranged 90% of what you hear on the final album was in the original home demos before Quincy even heard the songs.

[@JamesEdwardsMarche110880]

@@chazbayley PERFECTLY said!

[@kenziwintergarden8280]

I agree with him about the lost children, and it makes me more curious about those killer songs he was talking about. What happened to them if they were really killer stuff?

[@jackson-ch]

i guess, many of this songs are unfinished - at least, vocal-wise. Oder haben gar keinen Gesang. Einige andere sind bereits im Internet geleakt. Zum Beispiel die originale Version von Hollywood Tonight, die mir besser gefällt als die "Michael"-Version von Teddy Riley. And ultimately, what is a killer song, and what is not, is always at the discretion of the individual listener.

[@ExmuslimNowAgnostic]

I know Brad have a lot of unreleased songs that he and Mj wrote together.

[@eugeniaalfaro9892]

Brad!!! 😱😱😱Oh my goodness.

[@AdeZ-]

Great interview, thanks for uploading this! I wonder which song is open in the back on that Pro Tools set up

[@jackson-ch]

this was at Dieter Dierks Studio in Cologne... no idea:-) Michael recorded here some parts for the song Ghosts in early 1997.

[@AdeZ-]

@@jackson-ch That's cool! It's amazing you got Brad to agree to an interview!

[@jackson-ch]

​@@AdeZ- this happened very spontaneous and late at evening. we did prepare our questions just some hours before:-) He was so kind to offer his time. And of course, thanks to Brice from "MJ Music Day"!!

[@AdeZ-]

@@jackson-ch one of my friends tried securing an interview with him but failed, so you're quite lucky! Kudos to you 👏

[@jackson-ch]

​@@AdeZ- oh, that is sad. to us, he was very sociable, polite and did not stop talking.

[@bradb7268]

Good interview the asker was a fan club or somethin?

[@jackson-ch]

Yes, we are running our german website jackson.ch since 2001 and it was an honor to talk to Brad.

[@bradb7268]

@@jackson-ch is he the same brad whom mj tease job gone what you gonna do 🤔?my name is brad also like my count.😅

[@jackson-ch]

@@bradb7268 yes, that`s him😂 (But that was before the HIStory Tour, and i don`t think he was thinking about fire him.) And cool that you share almost the same name - and obviously a similar taste in music😃

[@bradb7268]

@@jackson-ch i wouldn t watch your video it wasn t the case. Apart maybe a hater.

[@mrpussinboots4252]

@@bradb7268 It wasn't job gone, MJ said doggone which was a common ad lib he used during songs on the album and during live performances. You must be a noobie fan. Brad Buxer worked on every live performance MJ did from 1990-2008 and worked on every album. Show some respect

[@CamYah1]

"It's a breakdown, he hee heee"

[@Pearlsky2023]

Nevertheless, he was almost never credited on MJ songs. He and Bruce Sweden helped but Michael wrote and composed the tracks.

[@mrexecutive]

Ok?

[@queenqueen1962]

I can’t believe he doesn’t like the lost children

[@mrpussinboots4252]

The lost children is tripe.

[@romulus_]

I detest those sappy, overwrought ballads. ugh.

[@mrexecutive]

@@romulus_weirdo

[@shanefoote4808]

Interesting guy… his ego shows through though. Like to hear him answer some more hard hitting questions on Michael though.

[@amandaprado2504]

"Jobs gonne" .... "Brad what you gonna do?"😂

[@hannaz4617]

It is well known that Michael was not confrontational and had a hard time saying "no" to people. It's clear to me that due to Michael's upbringing, characterized by strict authoritarianism and physical abuse, he was never allowed to say "no" or be confrontational. His early belief system made him feel that he didn't matter and had to obey. Later in life, when he could have made conscious decisions, his brain automatically reverted to his trauma response. That cycle is hard to break. Despite his strict upbringing, Michael was very revolutionary and stood up for justice and peace. For him, it was easier to express himself musically rather than personally.

[@jackson-ch]

I think that sums it up very well

[@hannaz4617]

@@jackson-ch Thank you for your positive feedback! ❤

[@VaatiTV]

Love the interview but put some respect on the lost children please!!!!!!!! Team Invincible

[@nonasanders8026]

I don't think Brad truly understood Michael, saying he had a dark side because he personally couldn't tell someone he was unhappy with them but instead would get Bruce to tell them , simply shows Michael didn't do well with confrontation, why ???? Probably because that's what he grew up with , he couldn't tell his father that he disagreed him, his father was a monster, his brothers who he loved would out vote him on ideas he had for the band, and as for Tommy mottola from Sony, why shouldn't he speak up against him, look what Sony did to him. So brad, your a great guy, really, but it's not fair to say Michael had a dark side , the dark side is what the media, people and the monsters did to him. We have all been there, it's called hurt, he was only human, brad could have expressed this in a nicer way, dark side , sorry I just don't agree 🙏

[@mrexecutive]

Beautifully said

[@hannaz4617]

Yes, you are right. Michael was raised by a strict authoritarian, he never had a chance to learn to say ""no", he learned that he had to be perfect, to function to do it right for his father. He was not allowed to do any kind of confrontation. Michael internalized the voice of his father. You are absolutely right, it was wrong to say that this was his dark side, because Michael was physically, emotionally and mentally abused. Many people who were victimized can't stand up for themself, it leaves internally scars. That wasn't his dark side, Michael was emotionally wounded.

[@xposelies2417]

Must we always drag his dad into it? no one is blameless not even mj

[@LeLouvre634]

@nonasandee: humm.. Rob Hoffmann said that on the recording of Ghosts and HIStory in 1997, Buxer had been very unpleasant and rude with the staf. MJ said nothing but he went to Buxer's office with a creampie and threw it on his face. He was the master..

[@jamisedenari2449]

Oh, so this is brad? Brad, the mjj fans wanna know; what happened? What are you gonna dooo?

[@alexkx8599]

Was, "Beautiful Girl", finished?! It was just a demo on, "The Ultimate Collection"...

[@jackson-ch]

yeah, unfortunately it was never finished. Like most MJ songs in the archives.

[@alexkx8599]

@@jackson-ch NO! How do you know?! The reason I ask is this line of songs not being finished is PROBABLY nothing close to accurate! WHY?! Because from I understand according Michael his songs were NEVER finished! Even when they hit the shelves (and released!)! WHY?! Because they were always evolving (and never stopped) in the first place! PLUS they learned, knew, and realized according to the contracts that any recording that had the word, "DEMO", written on it was NOT ALLOWED to be released by the record company or whomever! So, what did he and they do to make sure the songs never got released without his permission?!! They wrote, "DEMO", on EVERY SINGLE recording!!! Listen...I straight up don't believe them saying nothing else is finished. They HAVE to be strategic with what they release and when! This and that is nothing new as he and they were always like this and that! It does fascinate me how some people understand this more, less, and better than others! I really feel like there is more than meets the eye going on here! 😃

[@ІринаМисюк-р8э]

Thanks for Ukraine Brad 💙💛

[@bigman.1986]

Oh so that’s Brad 😂. Brad what you gonna do

[@mrpussinboots4252]

Brad was MJs sidekick. He worked on every album and live performance from 1990-2008.

[@daanfischer9816]

What footage does he talk about in 2003 ? I am very curious

[@jackson-ch]

Footage? I think it could be the Giraldo TV-Interview, which was aired in 2004 or early 2005

[@itsmesezgin]

why didnt they ask how they made the songs 😭

[@tsirogiannis2x]

brad what are you gonna do

[@chazbayley]

When he says “I wrote XYZ With Michael” what he really means is that Michael used him as an instrument to convey ideas musically to him for playing on piano so jackson could conceptualise his ideas properly. Brad was a tool not a writer. JCkson was the architect and these people were his builders yet everyone including Quincy takes more credit with clever word play than they deserve.

[@ELWOOD333]

He don't even know what " lost children" refers too , sound like he missed the whole concept of Micheal Music , Sole!!

[@eimensaleem280]

!

[@CCI320]

I think Brad is very sneaky, he tries to take more credit than he actually did. If he's such a good songwriter he should have some other hit songs for other artists.

[@chazbayley]

@@CCI320 Quincy does the same thing

[@rhuiden4086]

Fans now know the truth due to the release of MJ's home demos although the mainstream pretends it doesnt exist. Its now on record and in history that MJ was a producer, writer and arranger of his own songs the big hits. Even Thriller, the song was written and composed by him under a different title called "Starlight". The great Rod Temperton re-wrote the lyrics but the melody was almost exactly the same. MJ never got credited as a co-writer and co-producer for that song.

[@ELWOOD333]

Sound like he moonwalking in Micheal Jackson dream 😊

[@RollsRod]

1st Question: 🎤 “How did it feel being fired by Michael on stage so many times over the years?”

[@karenmarie61437]

Yes but Michael needed to know the skills of how to deal with confrontation of his life not send someone to handle it It would of built his character and people would take him seriously and not see him as weak in this part of his life 💜🙏💜

[@JamesEdwardsMarche110880]

It's not true that Michael would always defer confrontation. There are countless videos online where you can see he was pretty good at handling it himself x

[@SonGokuBlack93]

Sonic 3

[@eric6517]

Which box set was he referring to that he worked on?

[@jackson-ch]

It must be The Ultimate Collection which came out in 2004

[@eric6517]

@@jackson-ch he mentions it separate from the ultimate collection so he has to be talking about something else.

[@jackson-ch]

@@eric6517 you`re right. This seems like a mystery - or did he mean to say "Best of" instead of Box Set and meant Number Ones? But for one More Chance he is only credited by "Recorded by".

[@SleepExports]

I took it to mean the ultimate collection

[@sphinsa]

HIStory?

[@masker9885]

is this the Brad what are you gonna do? dude

[@mrexecutive]

Yep. His MD

[@johnpettiford6547]

Doggone, breakdown hehe! BRAD what you gonna do!?

[@ILOVEUASHLEY]

Didn’t he also keyboard for MJ

[@diamondlight3]

It's a breakdown Brad, what are you gonna do... dog gone.

[@MRBOLDEN84]

JOB GONE!!!

[@Chris_aspiration]

ITS A BREAKDOWN!!

[@exolone5720]

BRAD WATCHA GONNA DO!???

[@mrpussinboots4252]

Doggone*

[@viktoriavinokurova2902]

Warum ohne untertitelt

[@jackson-ch]

Wir werden diese hinzufügen, sobald die vom KZbin System automatisch erstellt werden. Der Aufwand, das mitzutippen, wäre immens.

[@viktoriavinokurova2902]

@@jackson-ch sagt ja keiner von tippen

[@xshadionytpx7891]

jobs gone... jobs gonee.. brad what are u gonna do

[@mrexecutive]

Doggone

[@jasonmunnerlynsr2780]

Who cares about lost children? Everyone cares. FifvI hear him right?

[@TheNarutodude1995]

JOB'S GONE

[@maestroubriaco]

Lost Children is refered to Peter Pan, it's not a song without sense, I think this guy lies a lot...

[@buckblackbbz4654]

JOB GONE..

[@Snyper1405]

Was he a boxer 😂

[@Lucas_Alencar1]

No portuguese subtitles??

[@jackson-ch]

no idea, how KZbin works in that case.

[@VaatiTV]

I'm upset because of you!!!!!!!!!

[@eimensaleem280]

Job gone

[@Xfactories]

Brad is honest but he's not great at interviewing.

[@misscookie936]

“Job gone!” 😂🤍🤎🤎🤎

[@32lara32]

whatcha gonna do?

[@MC-kj7dy]

Jobs gone 😂

[@chelseao3180]

Brad what are you gonna do?? 😂

[@SubhansVault]

Brad what are you gonna do ?