Michael Jackson's "BAD" Bootleg REACTION #3

[@93deadpool]

This music video was released in 1987 and directed by Oscar winning director Martin Scorsese.

[@quanmillion23]

Hoyt schermerhorn subway station in Brooklyn New York. The video was actually filmed in late 1986 and released in 1987. And the dance choreography was inspired by the film West Side Story and the storyline was inspired by a true story of a young educated man who was from the ghetto that later was killed by his old street gang friends out of jealousy.

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Quan Worthwealth thanks for the info.

[@rhens8088]

Janet took it from him. There is an interview where Mike said Janet told him she wanted to copy his military swag.

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Lady G thanks for the info and thanks for watch.

[@steviebrewton3786]

Michael always said they would think alike they were the closest.

[@semiribrahim8956]

Just so you guys know, this is the shortened version of the "bad video". There is the full version which is like 15 minutes.

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Thanks. We know. 👍

[@roziko5311]

Michael Jackson Forever! React to ''Stranger In Moscow'' live in Copenhagen '97

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We got you. Thanks for watching. Stay tuned.

[@robbierandhawa8364]

these were real gang memebers used for this video, I read about it years ago in a book

[@BootlegReviews]

Thats cool. Still looks funny af. Thanks for the info and for watching.

[@Sophia-khris2024]

This music video was in a subway station when Michael was 29 in the year of 1987 and this is when he made the bad album which was the second largest selling album

[@Dbdbjdjdkwk]

To answer your question it was in 1987

[@thelostbonsai5820]

ICONIC !!!

[@dwretrostudio982]

This was so funny to see y'all reaction to this keep up the good work.😁😁

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DW RETRO STUDIO thank you. Please ride out with us and don’t forget to share. Let us know what else you’d like to see us review.

[@shannoncarlson6960]

Great reaction!

[@katiedeal3200]

wesley snipes, directed by Scorsese....watch the 18 minutes.

[@aezgado7640]

This was in a New York station

[@BootlegReviews]

Nice

[@fusionn4316]

@@BootlegReviews Specifically in a Brooklyn subway station.

[@reinemazidath5466]

The Bad video is from 1987 , RN is 1989 .

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Leila Békélé cool. Thanks.

[@danieldreise2501]

🤩🤩🤩🤩

[@凌理欣]

Please react to Michael Jackson Smooth criminal official video or live in Munich

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We got you. Thanks for watching. Stay tuned.

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凌理欣 FYI that’s Danielle’s aka DivaTalkHarlem’s favorite MJ song. We will definitely do that one! 🙌🏾🙂

[@ataraw.6142]

Janet got the moves from her.brother Michael

[@BootlegReviews]

I figured that

[@DarkAntiCretin2012]

This is not about being tough, or criminally bad as Michael said. He's saying he's good, he's alright, you know? It's based on a true story -- In a 1988 interview with Ebony and Jett magazines, Jackson said he was inspired by a true story that he had read about in either Time or Newsweek. Jackson stated that the story was about a student who went to school in upstate New York, who was from the ghetto, had tried to make something of his life and when he returned from Thanksgiving break, his friends' jealousy resulted in them killing him. Jackson stated that student's death was not included in the music video. Various Jackson biographers have concluded that the story he was referring to was that of Edmund Perry. However, Perry was not Killed by kids in his neighborhood, he was killed by a plainclothes police officer when Perry and his brother allegedly attacked and badly beat the officer in a mugging attempt. Maybe Michael read a different story or he based it loosely on Edmund but changed it so he never attacked the police but was criticized by his friends instead of being killed. That's the basis of "Who's bad? I'm bad". It' just means he's the good guy in this, he's cool as far as making something of himself and accomplishing his goals in spite of being criticized by his peers for doing so. Their definition of "bad" was mugging people and taking their money and things like that. Darryl's definition was the opposite, helping people and doing what's right. The style of his moves was meant to reflect the message. Michael uses dancing because he's a dancer. some will laugh at that and I understand that. Some other artists have used dancing in a similar way like Pat Benatar in Love is a Battlefield for example. They use dancing with the intention of being serious expression. I think that's good because it challenges peoples' perception of dancing. Other great dancers are Jackie Wilson, James Brown, Gene Kelly, Fred Astaire, Sammy Davis Jr. The choreographers were Jeffrey Daniel and Gregg Burge. Jeffrey Daniel said that in the making of the video Michael often improvised moves and also did some of the choreography. He could of improvised the whole thing if he wanted to. "Oh, God that boy moves in a very exceptional way. That's the greatest dancer of the century" Said Fred Astaire about Michael he also said "I didn't want to leave this world without knowing he my descendent was. Thank you Michael". I know this was long. I hope you don't delete it. 😃

[@patriciacloix71]

😱👍💖🙏😭😍😘

[@alexsanchez1995]

Dang it I wanted to see somebody react to Michael Jackson but somebody who doesn’t know him or somebody who does but doesn’t know the song

[@Kingjovibes]

Was this a reaction video or a talking video? I couldn’t even hear the song

[@Dbdbjdjdkwk]

Please react to Michael Jackson live billie jean wembley 1988 !! ;)

[@Dbdbjdjdkwk]

It’s really an amazing performance !! Please great reaction by the way ! 😁

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jackson crewz ty for watching. We will put you on the list. Please share.

[@aaroneaton583]

This is one of the baddest videos out in the music industry and I can guarantee you nobody in your generation can I will dance Michael I'll sing Michael or even make a video better than Michael

[@kirkdouglas9559]

Why do the video if all your going to do make fun of it.😠

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kirk douglas because that’s what we want to do. Thanks for watching.

[@kirkdouglas9559]

@@BootlegReviews I understand and you have every right to run your channel your way. All Mj reaction videos I've seen were very respectful. I just thought yours would the same. Wish you success.

[@Sophia-khris2024]

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