Michael Jackson - Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough [Home Demo Recording 1978]

[@therage3693]

This is so... scary in some way. His demos sounds so similar to studio versions, so that means everything we can hear on his albums was straight from his head and heart. True artist.

[@MICHEALDESANTAS]

Are you this dumb

[@Danledz]

@@MICHEALDESANTAS what do you mean are you this dumb😂

[@MICHEALDESANTAS]

@Freline oops wrong comment section

[@thestrangemanreturns]

@@Danledz dumb meaning you have no idea about the writers, arrangers, engineers etc

[@hgrunt100]

Y..you mean from Rod Tempertons heart, but yeah.

[@lemmyremmy5709]

And haters have the nerve to say it was all Quincy, Mike was a beast in his own right and talented beyond his years

[@detnemt9571]

At the end of the day Michael made his best music with Quincy. His music was mostly worse after Bad.

[@kaafaa5944]

@@detnemt9571 kzbin.info/www/bejne/raXLmJeVh8xkp8k i want said lool he cant sing always the same style all him life. #evolution kzbin.info/www/bejne/iJCTeHmEaLKbmpY

[@PonzWasTaken]

@@detnemt9571 I will say Working with Quincy was a blessing for MJ and his music, but you can't say his music was worse and point it all at the fact that he wasn't working with Q. On the one hand, after BAD MJ started to do 2LP albums instead of LP albums, meaning that there were double the songs on a regular LP. This meant that MJ had to do more work in the same amount of time. This would have resulted in less time being spent on one song to make it perfect. And on the other hand MJ was beginning to develop conditions like insomnia, Lupus and also he was trying to have a family. Music wasn't all about MJs life in the Dangerous/History eras.

[@opanpro9772]

@@detnemt9571 How was his music "worse"? For serious he still wrote and made top notch hits after BAD. Quincy and Michael were a great combo but seriously Quincy wasn't everything.

[@detnemt9571]

@@opanpro9772 He definitely kept on making hits but nothing like the amount of hits he made with Quincy. Quincy also introduced him to Rod Temperton which wrote a lot of his iconic songs in that era.

[@appleheadslove2267]

Janet was playing with glass bottles and now look at this masterpiece 🤤😂😍🔥

[@brandionthemic1284]

Applehead's Love actually I just watched an interview with Sheila E and she said it was her. Wow!

[@denzelmcveigh8707]

@@brandionthemic1284 Shelia E played on the official version , not the Jackson home demo

[@mssha1980]

@@denzelmcveigh8707 apparently she didn’t play on the final version either

[@millalove_]

Aww go little Janet 😂❤️

[@rogergomez1]

Best thing Janet’s done since nipple gate

[@AcidRant1]

There's no denying what Quincy added but this guy was clearly a musical prodigy

[@darrellmfume3513]

You can add El Debarge, Stevie Wonder, and Prince to that list.

[@CCI320]

QUincy didnt add anything. The only Mj song he wrote on is PYT. that's it. He just hired the studio musicians and helped chose the songs.

[@thatbloodypanda6989]

@@CCI320 Quincy added the best part of this song

[@urmom777]

@@thatbloodypanda6989 which is??

[@thatbloodypanda6989]

@@urmom777 The string riff

[@ohsnapitspat6270]

Michael's demos are Grammy Worthy he is such a creative fella!

[@keepingmichaeljacksonslega4198]

Haters be like but It was all Quincy bruh MJ had the majority of the songs he wrote structured all Quincy did was produce and sometimes change certain things people act like MJ did nothing when he did the most 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@tsangpogorge]

MJ wrote AND PRODUCED all of his biggest hits, there I said it!

[@trevrr]

tsangpogorge accept for thriller, rock with you, and off the wall (rod temperton) and you are not alone (R Kelly)

[@HazelAmarie]

Thriller is hardly considered a great song....The video is what brought that song to new heights....It was mainly Temperton and MJ writing all of the hits.

[@TheOnIyGod]

KeepingMichaelJackson'sLegacy Alive Randy and Janet Jackson are playing instruments on this "edited" Demi-track, IDIOT!😂

[@keepingmichaeljacksonslega4198]

TheOnlyGod I know dumb ass but Mike wrote the freaking song and had the tempo and the concept layed down that's why is a Michael Jackson solo record and btw Latoya and Janet did background vocals for PYT does that mean they wrote the song hell no😂😂😂😂

[@rasmakonnen3477]

The biopic should have scenes like the recording of this song. Just an idea

[@Hi.Shadow]

"We're gonna be Startin now baby, don't stop til you get enough" Yessss I love this. Michael was amazing!

[@meerandah2782]

Is that his voice??

[@potate_overlord]

There's 78 likes on this comment. I ain't touchin' that. XD

[@vufsh4004]

He's so cute!!! I can't take it!!

[@kirstanmcclelland6458]

That was Randy talking

[@kirstanmcclelland6458]

Michael was in the background saying yeah we can start now

[@kenj280]

Michael, Janet and Randy Jackson played all the instruments on this.

[@youwatch2muchtv]

kenj280 interesting info 🙂💪🏿

[@Ilovechicago100]

Yup

[@mjnostalgia6068]

Wow nice

[@kenj280]

Thank you

[@brandionthemic1284]

kenj280 and Sheila E!

[@LabyFlan]

Michael Jackson's demos are really better than a lot of official songs artists release today.

[@typeshii_cj08]

That's a true fact!AMEN!!!🙋🙋🙋🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙌🙌🙌🙌

[@marcelosalusky990]

Yes!!!

[@ArthurMrgan]

@404TVfrZoomer moment

[@matthewpettway3864]

Yes. This is what I've been saying for years.

[@iwighter]

Makes it even more obvious what a monster track it is.

[@edwardcowan7851]

+Andy Moore Yeah I just lock into that bassline. All the stuff Quincy Jones put on top obscures the groove

[@RastaSaiyaman]

I don't agree, the groove stays intact on the actual final recording, that bridge with the Keyboard solo is a master stroke since it lifts the track up.

[@matthewpettway3864]

Michael Jackson understood that a song was nothing without an intoxicating melody. He mastered the cadence of his vocal delivery.

[@Fnelrbnef]

"It's all Quincy Jones" Yeah... right.

[@PhilAndersonOutside]

What's interesting is that Jones stated that Greg Phillinganes wrote one section of this song, and Michael refused to give him any credit. But the question becomes, at what point did Greg interact with Michael on this song? Was it before this demo? After it? What was that session, or conversation like?

[@Sttephy30]

@@PhilAndersonOutside Quincy brought that man in and added in a piece Michael Jackson didn't ask for. It was rude of Quincy to do that. And probably the reason why MJ didn't give him a full credit for the c-section.

[@vufsh4004]

@@Sttephy30 did Quincy add the C-section without Michael's knowledge? That's rude it was Michael's composition

[@Sttephy30]

@@vufsh4004 No, Quincy used his executive producers power. He was the main overseer of _Off The Wall._ Michael had power but so did Quincy. Jones brought that guy in to add on to MJ's already composition. Now, I'm not sure if MJ wanted it or not. But him not crediting the guy speaks volumes. Also, I heard Jackson didn't like crediting musicians who only worked on less than 10% of a song. Quincy was mad that MJ didn't give him a full credit (just a half of credit in the notes) but MJ probably didn't want it in the first place. MJ didn't have a problem crediting *Teddy Riley, Bill Bottrell, Bruce Swedien* and others for their songwriting work on his projects. So who knows...

[@xxrach]

@@PhilAndersonOutside Greg continued to work with Michael for a total of 30 years after this. He still remains close with the family and even did the Immortal tour after Michael died. If there really was something going he could have walked out after OTW, after Quincy, after the 80s but he stayed long after. Actions speaks louder than words.

[@freshprinceshaun]

Why this man demos sound just as good as the original 😭😫😫

[@ethanang3527]

Because he is MJ, a talent from god.

[@miktrdg4438]

Mike while eating dinner: aight whats the tune for dont stop til you get enough Janet: BOTTLES

[@lightning5600]

Michael and his siblings are so genius🙌

[@LisaMDita]

It's great hearing demos. You get an idea of how all the sounds are pulled together.

[@tev9016]

Lisa Marie exactly boo

[@TombstoneChris]

He will always be the 🐐. Fuck those trying to destroy his legacy. I couldn't imagine a life without Michael Jackson songs to dance to.

[@vet14]

100% agreed!

[@Milkers777]

AMEN!

[@ethanang3527]

*All his songs, including his Motown childhood and Jackson 5/ The Jacksons songs are top-notch man! Nobody can beat this guy, even the worst MJ/Jackson 5/The Jacksons songs (even their demo) are still way better by at least billion times better than modern artists final production works!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!*

[@TheCharlesJackson]

Why this slap as hard as the final song? This dude made NOTHING bad. The GOAT.

[@r.o1449]

He made a bad album

[@earneststanback662]

@@r.o1449 Lol I think they meant that Michael never made a horrible song which is true 💪

[@r.o1449]

@@earneststanback662 i know

[@DavidPetersjr]

@@r.o1449 hah I see what you did there

[@ethanang3527]

@@r.o1449 he meant NOTHING sucks from MJ.

[@gordonm7038]

Mike was a genius and a dynamite performer. The beat goes on folks...

[@IfYouLetMeStay]

Randy and Janet put their differences aside and stopped fighting so they can can help Michael with the drums. CHA-DING-DONG-TING!

[@LuisGarzaHo]

😂😂😂

[@EditJackson771]

I don't know why I like this version more than the current one

[@BlueLeopard200]

Demo tapes are pure. That's why we like them so much.

[@tsangpogorge]

Good to know my favorite part of the song 4:24 was all Michael's doing.

[@googleuser2609]

This demo still would have been a top 10 hit in the charts

[@hnywlsn7503]

I always come to this recording when I want inspiration. The percussion and vibe are amazing. Disco splitting, pop gold.

[@hnywlsn7503]

The mistakes are in there too. Just cutting edge song writing. Beautiful.

[@kyilprkr]

The Jackson family should create a limited edition sample pack with stems, loops and accapellas...that'd be kinda cool. Expensive, but 😎 cool.

[@iamshawnwilliam]

The violin was needed. Quincy the GOAT

[@johanaismael4022]

This man....not just talented but a very creative one. 👏

[@lilyaretzy669]

Real bottles and everything 😍

[@okaypearl]

can anyone else imagine all the jacksons in the recording studio with pots, pans and glasses making beats while listening to this? or is that just me? lmao

[@wyldlucky4806]

95adri I’m pretty sure they were, Janet was playing the glass bottles, I could hear Randy laughing, I could hear Jackie saying something, so yeah I’m sure most of the Jackson’s were listening or playing instruments in this version

[@steelstreet3765]

Just close your eyes and imagine being in the studio with them just watching.

[@millalove_]

I can definitely imagine it! Lol They are all very talented!

[@f.880]

he's truly a musical genius

[@FrankieMidnight]

Michael and Quincy were truly the perfect musical marriage. Contemporary funk/pop with classical/ symphonic jazz.

[@MusicFan.....]

Michael and Greg Phillaganes actually composed Dstyge.

[@FrankieMidnight]

@@MusicFan..... yes, never said Quincy composed, only produced and Co-arranged (specifically the orchestral elements as Quincy's background is in orchestra compositions for films and big band)

[@cllmjlove57]

i love the demo and the beginning where michael goes" we're going to be starting now baby":p

[@danielpericles]

Wow...the best version ever!!

[@MrEOM41]

I can listen to MJ raw demo album 😁 that's when you know you're the 🐐

[@nessiemaereyes4009]

Love the background intruments

[@betsareoff]

MJ's demos are so amazingly good. From the bass lines, the percussion, to most of the instrumentation - He had a vision for how he wanted things to sound. Brilliant. For his demos to sound just like the finished product, just goes to show that his musical instincts were not to be messed with. Cool site by the way.

[@mahirrahman7]

The sounds of traditional African kettle drums and seashells. Now this is is what I call music!!

[@nikanmahdevari6206]

those were coke bottles

[@neilseletlowhisler2522]

@@nikanmahdevari6206 true but the point is that's the sound they were going for. But in your home you don't have kettle drums and seashells to use for a song in the 70s

[@nikanmahdevari6206]

oh

[@davidkunst8598]

Michael must be close to God, because God is The Dance!

[@pappagetti]

I like some of the demos better than the released versions. Sometimes the finished product is too polished. That was the whole problem with the Bad album. I like the Working Day And Night demo, way better than the released version.

[@tsangpogorge]

Have you heard the early version of 'Another Part of Me' from Captain EO? Sounds much better and funkier than the over produced album cut.

[@cacaroline3897]

pappagetti 2009 BAD was an amazing album

[@T1000-s4j]

Quincy sanitised Michaels demos in a way. The clap in this makes it sound more funky. The final version is amazing though, no question.

[@FoxyChariot]

@@T1000-s4j The I Can’t Help It demo is way superior, it keeps that raw syncopation that jazz needs

[@jr9249]

@@FoxyChariot Where is the I Can’t Help It demo? I can’t find it on Spotify and I never know if supposed demos posted to KZbin are real

[@kapiltriv]

considering how much magic is on this demo, sometimes it's a tall task recapturing it for the the studio. Quincy did a great job with the final song. Obvs Michael and the family are absolute musical beasts

[@joeluigi2008]

'But seriously tho, Quin, these violins are throwing off my groove'

[@jr9249]

Was that sound made by violins? I always though it was somehow machine generated like a synthesizer

[@weezalicious]

One of the best composers ever, the best ever in pop music. The bottles are so raw today that would be programmed in and it would lose all the feel.

[@poopsieguillory7416]

WHAT KINDA "HOME STUDIO" DID THEY HAVE?😲

[@TobiasTimpe]

A couple of mics, a keyboard and a guitar and of those Portastudios would have been fine for this. But I suspect the Jackson 5 had a different setup by then.

[@tykelwilliams6053]

@@TobiasTimpe they had a full on studio they built later on

[@ta4life27]

They had a full studio by 1978 to write there on songs and sounds.

[@Informationstation-gw8wx]

I love the purity and organic coming togetherness of this piece. Its raw and wild.

[@writtenbyraymildo8557]

Hear Jackie cursing at the background on 0:15: he said fuck lool. And started to say oh, oh, oh. For his mistake on this recording Randy said STOP 😅

[@ethanang3527]

The brothers did not know that MJ is the greatest of all time. Even Jermaine questions MJ on Wanna Be Startin' Somethin' where it becomes a hit too. MJ is the G.O.A.T. of the G.O.A.T. of the G.O.A.T. Nobody can beat him till today, not even Stevie Wonder, James Brown, Janet Jackson, or anybody could take over him.

[@charlesreed5506]

Keep in mind Janet is like 11 or 12 here and Randy is 16 or 17

[@davidkunst8598]

Thank you Michael, you mean the world to me!

[@carmenjackson3589]

This is freakin' cool! Couldn't help but have a huge grin on my face during those whole 4.48 minutes

[@Drjackdempsey9644]

Well we know that Michael didn’t need Autotune!

[@agustincaceres5133]

Mj don't need autotune, the autotune needs him

[@TheYates100]

Well it didn't even exist back then 😆

[@camilofrias4466]

unassailable evidence of MJs songwriting genius. the fact that he couldn't play an instrument or read music just makes it more impressive.

[@jamesway]

He played drums and piano, some of that is here.

[@Informationstation-gw8wx]

He could play instruments.

[@finderkeeperrrs]

Except he could play instruments. Can't be a musician on his level without having some basic knowledge of instruments

[@Human-jm8te]

Part of me hopes that there’s an afterlife where all of the best musicians that ever lived have an eternal jam session. It’d be killer to see Barry White, Michael Jackson, and Marvin Gaye jam together!

[@prestonpierson1302]

when he said were starting now baby that was so cute

[@MrJeepstud8]

Such a wonderful talent!

[@scottakanumba1heathen379]

Classic in the making.

[@JessicaSantos-wk1zr]

Simplesmente sensacional 👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@bentleycoupe8788]

Wow mike really was the goat what a talent.

[@gabbyabbysnazzy]

0:36 lol

[@kskufan]

keep on with the HOT DOG ??? I'm listening to this again...it just read an article that said something about the song didn't always have the Quincy sheen on it... referring to this demo but it sounds amazing!! WHO NEEDED QUINCY..QJ SHOULD BE GRATEFUL FOREVER TO MJ

[@jr9249]

⁠ Are those the lyrics he’s singing in the demo? I can’t tell what they are. Like a lot of 80s kids I always though it was “Keep on, WHEN THE FUN STARTS, don’t stop till you get enough” and was doubtful, like most of the kids in the room were, when someone told me in college that it was keep on with the force. It totally changed the meaning of the whole song to us. And was shocking. lol We thought it was an innocent song about going out disco dancing.

[@madhanaekanayake2187]

Michael Jackson was a pure genius. All this talk about him stealing songs and not giving songwriters any credit is rubbish. I doubt Greg Philinganes wrote any sections of don't stop til you get enough. All this propaganda from Quincy Jones is nothing but hatred for Michael Jackson.

[@MrJsfingers]

I don’t doubt that he DID. Greg is a top tier keyboardist sought after by everyone!

[@madhanaekanayake2187]

@@MrJsfingers Of course Greg Phillinganes is a top tier keyboardist. BUT I still believe that Michael Jackson wrote this hit song not Greg...

[@globalcitizenn]

@@madhanaekanayake2187 Greg did the bridge which is a few notes repeated thrice.. I agree with MJ that it was more part of arrangement than co-writing. And Quincy did the horn sounds. Again part of musical arrangement

[@CCI320]

@@globalcitizenn Quincy didn't do the horn sounds. You can hear the horn parts in this demo.

[@blxxdbvrn]

This looks smoother than the original one.

[@Supernova-iz2qo]

He was ahead of his time and age etc

[@MATADOR_456]

O cara é uma gênio, até na demo a música fica ótima

[@rustyglock212]

"Keep on! With your heart don't stop!"

[@jr9249]

Are those the lyrics? I can’t tell what they are. Like a lot of 80s kids I always though it was “Keep on, WHEN THE FUN STARTS, don’t stop till you get enough” and was doubtful when someone told me when I was an adult that it was keep on with the force. It totally changed the meaning of the whole song to us. And was shocking. lol We thought it was an innocent song about going out disco dancing.

[@rustyglock212]

@@jr9249 from the demo. Then he changed it to "force."

[@FranciscoJoseVillanueva]

michael jackson king of pop forever

[@vickilanger1228]

MY LEGS WILL ALWAYS COME ALIVE TO DANCE WITH YOU NO MATTER THE PAIN THANK YOU MICHAEL!!!!!! 💜🎵💗💜🎵💗💜🎵💗💜🎵💗💜🎵💗💜🎵💗💜🎵💗💜🎵💗💜🎵💗💜🎵💗💜🎵

[@phillynash]

Sheila E said in a interview that she played percussion (the bottles) for this song. I wonder if that was her in the background talkin'.

[@RastaSaiyaman]

phillynash Sheila played on the album version not on this demo, the voices on the background are Michael, Janet and Randy.

[@nomibe2911]

+phillynash I read that somewhere too but she's not credited on the album.

[@tsangpogorge]

Shiela E, Prince's right hand woman on an MJ record! who'd a thought....

[@appleheadslove2267]

It was actually Janet playing with Glass bottles.

[@mssha1980]

RastaSaiyaman she didn’t play on the album either because they bought Randy in for the final

[@jr9249]

What are the lyrics he’s singing in the demo? “Keep on with your heart?”I can’t tell what they are. Like a lot of 80s kids I always though it was “Keep on, WHEN THE FUN STARTS, don’t stop till you get enough” and was doubtful, like most of the kids in the room were, when someone told me in college that it was keep on with the force. It totally changed the meaning of the whole song to us. And was shocking. lol We thought it was an innocent song about going out disco dancing, with some sexy ad lib words inserted in the background here and there. .

[@jaedensoarin]

0:36 were gonna be startin baby

[@abbyestrella2592]

chhills yo! so sad he's gone loved MJ

[@JorgeGarcia-wu6bv]

Michael Jackson es un genio👍😎

[@leandroroselino4792]

Como o grande Bruce Swedien disse uma vez em entrevista, as demos eram tão boas, que ele nem precisavam de muito pra finalizar no estúdio

[@o.h.w.6638]

I’ve been looking for this!!! It’s so good! Glad I found it.

[@kamelryke31]

Genius.

[@theuniqueoneable]

The Greatest and my favorite album by him ..but I am a hardcore fan of his music

[@shirohebisama8014]

Incredible. Unbelievable. Thank you, Michael

[@macbrown2024]

MJ KING!

[@dianariverjackson5123]

The bass kills me

[@inessalamanca6249]

0:37 and 3:57 are the best parts :3

[@privatoist]

Saw that interview clip Quincy did about the intro, had to come listen to this to verify whether or not the song needed violins in the intro (it doesn't). I also went and watched the live performances from 79 and 81 that don't include the violins or instruments trying to imitate them (I didn't even realize the live versions didn't have the violins until I saw the interview clip, that's how insignificant they are. They're nice, but not needed, like MJ said). The best addition to this song was the bridge the Greg Philligannes added. Wish we had a complete studio version without the violins just to hear Michael's vision of the song and to better judge the impact the violins in the intro had on the song.

[@gay4vivi294]

0:55 that sequence of noises he makes 😵‍💫🥴

[@gay4vivi294]

1:01 godddd

[@jr9249]

I know! I was shocked when I just heard that for the first time right now! I never heard anyone say he made sex sounds at the beginning of the demo! I had no clue. So funny. And Quincy makes him out to be so shy and almost a Puritan about sex. lol I wonder why they didn’t put that in the finished version. Maybe they though it would be too sexual. I can’t imagine him making those sounds in front of his little sister, but then that family did a lot of sexual things in one another’s presence on and off stage that most people would find inappropriate and creepy to do in close proximity to a family member.

[@ta4life27]

Janet, Randy and Michael The 3 youngest creating some great tunes for Don t stop til you get enough

[@horsedark]

Genius

[@angiem9960]

He was so f amazing! Ppl love to give all the credit to Quincy but MJ is inducted in the songwriters hall of fame and he's the artist with most #1 written by a solo artist.

[@altaydraws]

only Michael can fuck around this good

Le prochain Michael Jackson viendra dans 300 ans ou même 500 ans !!!! We Miss You everyday !!!!! ❤ ❤ ❤

[@skinnynicci]

I just watch a clip of Sheila E saying how she filled glass water bottles and used a steel triangle wand for added percussions😁

[@brandionthemic1284]

skinnynicci I just saw it too!

[@jr9249]

I didn’t know she knew the Jackson’s! How did she know them?

[@christianc1317]

The only instrumentation that was not played by either MJ, Janet or Randy was the great David Williams on rhythm guitar. David is also featured in the WBSS demo as well on guitar.

[@kingsports1113]

Randy Jackson was playing on this song lol

[@QuillonPottinger]

Can someone rip an mp3 of this and stick it on a drive, for the culture?

[@hentamsajalah9819]

Just simple music jaming in the house it's the soul power michael jackson my god 😢

[@heinzketchup9473]

What a CocaCola-bottle leeds to ...

[@tomdavies8730]

Pepsi

[@ethanang3527]

@@tomdavies8730 and a legendary singer of all time.

[@oleckaquino8543]

@@tomdavies8730 Michael Said He Didn't Like To Drink Pepsi So It Must Be A CocaCola Bottle

[@joshdaboss2365]

@@tomdavies8730 fuk Pepsi they killed him

[@kingsports1113]

Randy Jackson thelil brother was helping out Mike Jackson on lyrics n playing the instrument

[@nessiemaereyes4009]

Wow 👌

[@MrsSuperstone]

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO O can't play the Video because i Live in germany wtf :(((

[@artbasss]

Install ProxTube in Google Chrome

[@MrsSuperstone]

i already have it (for mozilla) still doesn't work

[@barrackdovahkhiin3394]

+Kingzander24 i live in Borneo (asia) and im able to watch this

[@flyingtiger8989]

***** i'm from brazil and i can watch this C:

[@lilyaretzy669]

Nastja's Kitchen Sink brah

[@christiandidonato]

Absolute genius

[@Informationstation-gw8wx]

The Best

[@cabbitshivers]

See, I hear Randy's laughing, but that voice saying "we can slow it down" sounds like Jermaine. Was he there? (I know they all sound similar, and that Michael and Jermaine sound eerily alike, but I never noticed that Randy had those same tones.)

[@Heeylina]

That was definitely Jackie

[@ians2008]

no. janet and randy were the only ones there besides michael.

[@gabeg6663]

This almost sounds better than the original!😮

[@Drjackdempsey9644]

Gengar tophat It’s Cool, but not even close!

[@Thomas___]

*_I think the heavy SLLLAAAP should have been left._*

[@juliaschmooful]

brillant!!! the very best!!!

[@RealityAttacker]

Where the fuck did that melody come from?

[@maxxdroid1975]

I'm sure MJ's wild imagination. Not to mention him probably being influenced by Marvin Gaye's GOT TO GIVE IT UP.

[@Thombasito]

God

[@miamivicemastermixer]

from the heart of MJ

[@lucash2480]

From the mind of a genius.

[@jf1376]

We're going be starting now baby