FIRST TIME REACTING TO Janet Jackson - Throb Reaction

[@jerryjaguar3239]

She killed the choreo to this on the billboard awards 2 years ago

[@tlewisisdope]

Janet does deep chicago house wit this one so you got that right. this is the song that forever made her a black gay icon. the lyric you're missing is "DJ, make me wet"

[@anumbus]

It has a very Chicago House Music vibe. Ms. Jackson is her sexual alter ego. Much like Sasha Fierce is Beyonce's alter ego except Janet did it first. This and her Velvet Rope album was her tapping into the hyper sexual, sensual Ms. Jackson persona. It continued with the Discipline album too. BTW, She is saying " DJ make me wet". That's what you were hearing.

[@WCD199317]

This song was a more sexier song. Before Britney Spears, she created a sexier song. She didn't sing hugely, because she whispering more in this song and with a more sexy voice, but this song was a good song with a entraining beat and a good vibe. The album ''Janet'' depiste this eas less innovative, was very varied in this album, included rock, RnB, rap, Swing, dance, House, pop, hip-hop and classicals. This song turned more in a House song, this song was at the style of many House songs of this era like ''What's is Love'', ''I've been Thinking About You'', etc. In US, at the time of the released of the album, the song was played in radios and clubs, without promotions and was in US charts Airplay.

[@buffysummers5080]

This is deep house music popular in the 90s

[@musiclover-cn7tb]

Freaky Janet we love you Miss Jackson .

[@musiclover-cn7tb]

If you really wanna hear Janet curse look at Poetic Justice the director said a lot of people were shocked .

[@Carmelmen1]

Wish she made this a single! A wonderful club banger!

[@markmenez4097]

Oh it was huge in the clubs back in the 90s when it came out as a single . As a dj we still spin this sometimes there are so many mixes of this . This was huge in 95 especially the gay clubs .

[@crystalscolza1663]

This one sounds so good in my car

[@lara314]

I like the choreography for this track. Dunno if it was by Tina Landon.

[@tlewisisdope]

i believe it was all freestyled

[@musiclover-cn7tb]

@@tlewisisdope the gay clubs probably vogued their asses off to this it had that type of sound she was a gay icon on you and together again too in the velvet rope era a damn queen legendary for sure .

[@markmenez4097]

@@musiclover-cn7tb gay clubs did and still do to this song . It was huge in the clubs .

[@m.g.3842]

This my song!!!

[@jerryjaguar3239]

I could cry😭😭fricking waited for this since the rhythm nation reaction

[@JustJammin]

You're welcome!

[@jerryjaguar3239]

@@JustJammin 💥💥💥

[@musiclover-cn7tb]

I loved the song good life by inner city in the late 80's early 90's.

[@jerryjaguar3239]

She said she just wanted a dance song to complete the album

[@lauraelliott4862]

I love that you are listening, but ya gotta watch Miss Jackson dance!!

[@arthajenkins7033]

I love me some Janet but being a fan I had to pull up the lyrics to understand some songs of hers.

[@mrfufu96]

I’m Janet, wear black… the part you could not understand..,

[@musiclover-cn7tb]

The best female moaner ever Janet moaning always sounded real 😁😁😁😁😁.

[@xtinacandies]

When you get to Anytime, Anyplace please react to the album version, the music video was remixed but the album version is a timeless classic

[@RP.123]

OMG I hate R. Kelly's remix version. The original is timeless.

[@jeffreyking4448]

Lol… you said it sounds like a Madonna song? Where?

[@markmenez4097]

Reason they used some of the same dj remixers on the remixes .