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[@icuhomie6204]

Best child singer ever

[@GalaxyNexus1]

jordon belfort nah...best child singer and performer ever.

[@goldencherry9033]

An article I read a few years back said he’s basically the only child star that didn’t make you cringe with cheesiness. I teach kids that are 11 years old ... it’s impossible to imagine any of them being able to do this (not an insult to them, but an acknowledgment of Michael being basically superhuman from birth!) And you wouldn’t believe he could do all of this if we didn’t have proof! Doing it better than professional, veteran performers by 11! No one will ever come near to his greatness!

[@spitnificent]

100% facts!!!!

[@r.o1449]

@@goldencherry9033 word

[@yanismabrouk705]

I lvove ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️incroyable

[@harriettholmes539]

Mrs. Jackson said Michael was a kid with an old soul. Michael loved to dance at a very young age. Michael could watch someone dance then turned around and do the same steps on the first try. Michael was a Gift from God to enlighten our hearts.

[@harriettholmes539]

Keep reacting to Michael Jackson. There's so much body of work out there...from at a young age up until the end of his life.

[@sexy_ol_school1101]

He was an exceptionally talented child. Actually I haven’t heard another child singer yet to be as good.

[@r.o1449]

This is why he’s the king of pop

[@ataraw.6142]

He was such a beautiful child with with this big sparkling brown eyes, that smile.

[@monicawism]

After all the Michael Jackson performance I've seen, that dance breakdown at the end......😱

[@r.o1449]

For me thats the best I’ve ever seen. A 11 year old dancing like that👏🏿KING OF POP

[@markroach4383]

One. More. Chance.

[@Bellissimma]

That Diana lie was told for YEARS. Wow, he was singing his little heart out. Those brothers were so talented!

[@GalaxyNexus1]

Bro....bro...bro...my jaw is dropped. That was amazing. I’ve always known how amazing Michael Jackson is but that video managed to actually amaze me again. Such an incredible, enormous talent..from the start! No one can EVER take that away.

[@RealCalebClay]

The host is Dick Clark! He's a TV legend!

[@demetriosthompson6898]

My man, MIKE was trying to represent "the people" He wasn't small about it, Either...Boy was a Giant!!

[@laminage]

This was their "First" appearance on The Show and from 1970 to 1986 all of the Jackson Children at one time or another appeared on American Bandstand. No other Family has done that.

[@lenasc7265]

Michael from a young age was talented and it was already known that he would become the star. Perfect😍😍❤❤👑👑

[@thejackson5thirdalbum955]

He studied by being tortured but because he is king HE can handle all that

[@hdhd8602]

The future King!!!! True genius ... an icon a legend!!!!! This is just once in a lifetime !!!!! Love you Michael forever!!! ✌🏻❤️❤️❤️

[@tamaraakpamgbo4019]

I’m an avid MJ fan and I’ve never seen that last clip! 🤯

[@micahatkins5286]

Dope f*cking reaction. That was genuine amazement on display, soon as young Michael dropped the dance moves......

[@ednoroirika]

That my friends... is what we call black excellence. The James Brown “there was a time” tribute was insane. They killed it!!!

[@robindore9582]

People couldn't believe him they would say is he a midget they just couldn't believe his talent at such a young age. I was born the same yrs as Mike I grew up watching him grow up. Mjj forever 🤴🏽 their Mom and Dad were both musical.

[@sinjin4563]

Dick Clark is one of the most beloved and most legendary hosts in history. Y’all better recognize! I loved his interview with New Edition every time they were on and Temptations and other Black legendary acts.

[@joeyhewie97]

James was never signed with Motown. Barry Gordy wanted to sign him to Motown once but James declined because they were to "polished" for his raw, spontaneous style of performance.

[@stephinthesix3355]

Love these performances so much. Michael was such a little treasure. (He was not 9, he was 11...Motown had him lie about his age for the first few years.) Dick Clark wasn’t being creepy, he was rolling his eyes at the reaction of the girls to Michael...especially since they were mostly significantly older than he was! Miss you MJ ❤️ Ps. “There was a time” is a James Brown song, and that was MJ making him proud 😉

[@laminage]

This was the first of many performances by The Jackson Family, either as a Group or Solo Acts. Their Debut Song "I Want You Back" was considered to be by Rolling Stone The Best Debut Record Of All Time. One of the Co Writers Alfonso "Fonce" Mizell is a distant Relative of Jam Master J of Run DMC as well as Veronica "Ronnie" Bennett and her Sister Estelle of The Ronettes as well as their Late Cousin Nedra Talley. He also could be related to Vernie & Easther Bennett of The UK Girlband Eternal. "Fonce" would later co write ABC, The Love You Save and "It's So Hard To Say Goodbye To Yesterday' from Cooley High that Boyz To Men would later record.

[@lauanasimmons7202]

the song is called there was a time by James Brown. I have been a fan of them and Michael since I was a kid. I saw them about a year after this performance. It was something to see live, just being a kid yourself. Love your reaction.

[@khylton8938]

Just when I thought I've seen it all... that last performance was epic! Thank you! Loved the reactions just as much!

[@moongod7158]

James Brown wasn’t a Motown artist. But, still pls do reactions to him anyways. And I don’t see how anyone can say any artist today has surpass MJ as an solo entertainer-when they can’t even surpass him as a child entertainer. 😂 The boy/man was outta this world!

[@laminage]

Berry Gordy acknowledged that when Michael auditioned for "Him" he sang a James Brown Song. He didn't mention the Brothers.

[@leahartlee29]

Just imagine being a child yourself, 5 years old, and already knowing who he was, and watching this live show on TV in black and white, and the happiness it brought you as a child that there were beautiful famous children who could entertaiin us all! My parents let us stay up late to watch, they were going to watch anyway, and we got to see the J5 whatever Variety or late show they were on, their cartoons, the J5 OWNED this country, including our parents and grandparents back in the day, ( these were family bonding experiences, and I am so happy I was brought up to grow up at the same time that Michael was! I grew up with him always being in my life, my mom even named my brother Ben when in 1972 Michael sang that song at the Oscars. My grandmother loved MJ and Elvis (we all loved Elvis too) and when Elvis died, she said after crying for days, "at least we still have Michael." When Michael died, I did something totally out of character for me- I took a bus from New Jersey to New York City by myself (all of my friends had kids and couldn't go) and went to the Michael Jackson Memorial ALL Night Dance Party at the Nokia Theater on his birthday, that Summer we lost him. It was THE best Party I was ever at in my life at a Club, and I went to a lot of great ones. But, nightclubbing days over, I still loved to dance and at 45 was in a Mosh Pit for the first time and it was GREAT!!! The most beautiful, loving, kind peaceful people were at this Party. Solange Knowles saw me sitting alone, and asked me to join their table and I did, it was hard to hear and talk to people because thankfully the music was loud, but I didn't stay in one place very long- I was there to dance! The DJ was some big name DJ, and you can find the videos from that party here on KZbin. We drank and danced and watched all of the videos as we danced to J5, and every song of Michael's, Janet's, and even Rebbes Centipede! I met and danced with a LOT of great people. I felt like I knew them all! People who are fans of Michael are the best people. So warm, kind, generous, I only had to buy one of my drinks that night! I was sweating bullets because this was the end of August and it was fricking hot, but I was so happy! I honored my love, Michael and his family, and I took the bus back to at 5am in the morning, exhausted. I got home, slept all day, and couldn't walk the next day from dancing so much, LOL! It was great.

[@adrian72300]

Love your reaction to this, beautiful! music is truly universal, and talent is undeniable

[@yeahbutitsart]

LOL I FEEL YOU GUYS TOO IM OVER HERE HYPING OVERALL JUST LOSING IT AFTER MIKE DOING THE JAMES BROWN BRUHHHH MY MOM TOLD ME TO SHUT UP 😂😂😂😂

[@mrredwhite1244]

Nice nice nice video!!! The dance is call the camel walk! 😆 l'm telling u it was so popular back then. Thanks to James Brown.

[@ryanje8147]

I think you guys would really enjoy watching the "Evolution of Michael Jackson" by the acapella group Pentatonix. It is awesome.

[@DIAMONDGIRL57]

Hard to keep up with that energy! It was a very energetic period in time. Everybody was skinny and fine!

[@roziko5311]

The Jackson 5 Medley: Stand!, Who's Loving You, I Want You Back (on The Ed Sullivan Show) It would be very interesting to see your reaction to this live performance... Trust me you won't forget it... Check...

[@VVilla-zh5mw]

_"imagine being a 9 and being like I Like The Beatles and then owning their music"_ FACT 😂 I remember when Eminem dissed MJ in one of his song , MJ remain silent about that issue BUT later on MJ bought Eminem Catalog and owning Eminem catalog #SAVAGE 😂

[@arno.valtonen]

This show happened in 1970 and MJ was born in 1958. So he had to be at least 11. MJ's father said to him that MJ had to lie about his age so that people would be even more amused of his talent at such a young age

[@jamesway]

In the black and white section he has got to be doing the james brown. Lol

[@gymeni]

Thank you for your genuine reaction, I thoroughly enjoyed you two.

[@harriettholmes539]

Enjoying following along this Journey with the both of you!

[@h0shidr3am]

i wish i was friends with you guys so bad LMAO your vibe is so good!! your michael reactions are my favorite and definitely reelin me in to subscribe :))

[@afn3899]

Could you imagine seeing that the first time🤯

[@chillywillie6283]

James Brown was never a Motown artist, but the brothers saw him when they were an opening act on the same show.

[@marilynbergemann6808]

Michael was the true talent.

[@carolinabajardo9886]

Mj forever please more mj

[@BomberMonkAssassin32]

American Bandstand did a Jackson 5 tribute show that aired on 6/28/75 were they performed "Dancing Machine" "Moving Violation" & MJ did a solo performance from his forever michael release called "Just a Little Bit" y'all gotta do a reaction to that

[@demetriosthompson6898]

💯...Y'alls reaction brings a smile to my face...Y'all made me crack up laughing at times, too...Real genuine react! Thank you, both for the enjoyment!!!

[@ALEXKNIGHTArtworkschannel]

I deeply recommend a live one of Got to be there and Brand New Thing I totally recommend it please give it a reaction, unfortunately the video is not high quality but it's mesmerizing to see.

[@omegathornton1671]

I’m old school and I have not seen that last performance that was awesomeness.

[@Koketso_Gololo]

😅I noticed Marley in the background, it would be so lovely to do one on "Bob Marley the heathen live at the rainbow 1977"

[@speakwithlove5499]

I LOVE YOU GUYS REACTION, YOUR REACTION DON’T SEEM FAKE, BECAUSE,SOME PEOPLE REACTION TO MUSIC VIDEOS SEEM FAKE. GOOD JOB….!!!

[@x.0.x.]

i cant help but feel a tinge of pain when i look at little Michael, and remember all the abuse he was experiencing at that time

[@jmfv5008]

Now this was my era and childhood. The GOAT MJ 🤩🤩

[@susanthompson7371]

MJ !! Musical Protégé!!!❤️🎶🎶🎶🎤

[@Mauro-fq5xm]

Michael Jackson=Magic.

[@honeybee2532]

Motown Artists to check: The temptations, The supremes, Marvin Gaye, Smokey Robinson, Stevie Wonder are a few.

[@alaza61]

James Brown was never on Motown. Wanted to point that out for historical purposes. He was a star before the very first chart topper that started Motown's era, which was called "Shotgun" by Junior Walker and the Allstars in 1959.

[@DavidRamirez-gp8zf]

The King MJ please react to MJ unbreakable please

[@ataraw.6142]

Imagine being so young and being the frontman of the group. Such a burden on his shoulders.

[@henryfeatherstone7795]

Gene Chandler first recorded There was a time in 1962. James Brown recorded it in 1967. Switched the song a bit to taylor made the dances mentioned in the song. The re is a studio version, the live recording is on James Brown live at the Apollo Vol. 2, and the first live appearance on camera available right now is James Brown live at at The Boston Gardens 1968. Michael said mentioned publicably that James Brown is his his most influencial artist. U can see in this video that Michael had that James Brown rhythm in him. Michael actually in his later years in concert starting paying tribute by doing a bit of James in his bits. Both performances is dynamic. Michael's confidence at that time as well as the group was practically unheard of then which is why to this day they are the benchmark to which groups are judged. James Brown was a once in a lifetime performer.

[@williamhill6808]

Look you guys have insightful informative reactions. I really appreciate your reactions.

[@tedkay3750]

guitar player on this record said they did not record with artist they would lay down the tracks and artist would come in later to record . on this particular day he had to come back to studio to do a overdub..and he said he saw Micheal in the booth singing I want you back.., he said it was something to see!! so much vocal power!!!

[@laminage]

The First Song they are singing in Black & White is Zippa Dee Do Dah from Song Of The South from Disney which to this day has not been released on VHS, Blu Ray, and DVD. It is considered to be racially offensive. In Australia a Group called The Easybeats did their version. Ironically they are Singing a James Brown Song and not only did Michael share a Stage with his "Idol" he now owns his Catalogue. Back in the day especially in the 1960's if you did American Bandstand you had "arrived".

[@DuranSarah]

He did the moonwalk at 16:16

[@ozlemyildirim3734]

Yes,he did.

[@Zikra-ek1sw]

But he got the award then

[@MrALewisSr]

That was not the moonwalk, he was just doing the James Brown dsnce very fast, and from that camera angle it looked like the moonwalk. ( but actually the real name of the dance was called the backslide, the moonwalk was a different dance, people confused the two and the name stuck.) It originally came out in the 1940s by black tap dancers.

[@tonkatruck8294]

You can tell Michael was a shy kid at heart, but when it was time to preform, its like he was a whole different person.

[@drewcarter7942]

REACT TO The Jacksons - Shake Your Body (Down To The Ground) (Music Video) (1979)

[@DuranSarah]

You can react to those songs in his dangerous or history tour ✌🏻

[@lightbringer543]

React to Michael Jackson 1995 MTV MUSIC AWARDS performance!

[@Gadgetdee1]

I really loved your reactions ! ❤❤

[@yanismabrouk705]

It’s so good good dancing the voice incroyable 😻😻😻😘😘😘❤️❤️❤️❤️😱😱😱😱

[@ebonix33]

Never seen this....wow

[@jimsam3890]

REACT TO Jackson 5 - Looking Through The Windows (Live) (1972)

[@demetriosthompson6898]

I heard Gladys Knight brought them to Motown, really..💯

[@antwanholman2449]

It actually was Bobby Taylor from Bobby Taylor and The Vancouvers. Tommy Chong was in the group as well. He saw them at a show at the Regal Theater here in Chicago and took them up to Detroit with him that day and they lived with him till he thought they were ready for Motown to see them

[@jackjeffrey7777]

Thanks for showing this, you guys are great,!!

[@jonathonkiner7415]

Mind blowing. Little Michael more on top of his game than ever...I especially enjoyed the black & white cut. Omg you're right he did do the moonwalk!!

[@PAISMOM]

You’ve seen baby Michael...Now check out baby GD “yg gentlemen”

[@d-rzarkocubrinoski]

He was 11 here, he had to lie that he was 9 so he would look "cuter".

[@sameera77]

As in the greatest

[@vaniaabreu4931]

Dá pra ver que vocês gostam de música boa de verdade, adoro assistir as reações de vocês.

[@adriano3487]

React to the Jacksons Destiny

[@trentonsmith4869]

Y’all should listen to melodie, y’all really like his young voice his here.

[@ozlemyildirim3734]

Hi you two, react to "Money" with lyrics, please. Thank you for the video.👍 Greetings from germany.

[@samclark8320]

REACT TO Michael Jackson On The Dating Game Show (1972)

[@johnpoulson5866]

the last song was there was a time originally by james brown

[@jayskywalker5049]

MOTOWN WAS AND WILL ALWAYS BE THE SHIT...MUCH LOVE FROM MOTOWN MICHIGAN

[@blkpanther11]

The Song Called There Was A Time it was James Brown Tune. And The Other One is Called Zippey Dee Do Da It Was On Their First Album Called Diana Ross Presents

[@charlesgarner2177]

Jackson 5 Greatest Hits was one of the first albums I bought. I now have about 10, 000. Every song is fantastic. Little Micheal Jackson was cute and black before he lost his mind. He definatelt was a legend

[@sweetangelplus]

You cut out the part when Dick Clark was talking about Frankie Lymon and The Teenagers. This is a very significant group, their heyday was in the mid 1950s (1955-57, around that time). They are considered to be the first popular teenage boy group that lay the foundation for the Jackson 5. Frankie Lymon's story was tragic and his life was cut short. Both him and the teenagers didn't have the right people around to guide and further facilitate their success like the J5.

[@marilynbergemann6808]

Did you know the the Jackson five had their own cartoon show 🤔

[@Mrmapleleaffan13]

A million records sold before Michael Jackson was even 16 years old

[@chukwutheartist]

React to Jackson 5 1969 Ed Sullivan Performance!

[@treykeaton2591]

REACT TO Michael Jackson - I Wanna Be Where You Are (Live) (1972)

[@samcockrell]

No group has ever come close to the iconic J5

[@tre7080]

plz react to their 30th anniversary medley

[@Lindethiel]

You guys have GOT TO listen to the live of Who's Lovin You by the J5. It's probably the slickest, nastiest piece of vocal work Michael ever did during the Motown years. kzbin.info/www/bejne/i6K7eoVppdaIbtk It's so mindblowing it'll make you cry.

[@roziko5311]

07:20 James Brown! But he must say what they demand...

[@lauanasimmons7202]

Happy belated Birthday my fellow Leo. I am a Leo also. Just subscribed.

[@tre7080]

y’all was high key disrespecting dick clark in this vid! One of the most beloved people in the industry!

[@funkyfreshbboy]

The black & white portion is a song called zippity Doo da It's from an old Disney movie called song of the South by today's standards. That movie would be considered racist. That's why it's hard to find on video and dvd.

[@elishaj.o1134]

You guy should react to James brown

[@yanismabrouk705]

Hi listen Mickael wh’os loving you ...oh my goddess ❤️

[@doctorZ9470]

Its called There was a time Jackson 5 1970

[@barbaradias9154]

React The Jacksons - Can You Feel It

[@logandylan9231]

REACT TO The Jacksons - Blame It On The Boogie (Music Video) (1978)