James Brown Best Dance Moves Ever. He's just - adorable. Isn't it?

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[@vincentferrer1007]

Yes he did, James Brown was the one who influenced him the most

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[@stacyharris9008]

Michael said from the first time he watched James perform on tv he knew that's what he wanted to do forever

[@ruberthu.barraza1298]

In fact, he was his model artist. He inspired from him all his movements

[@edthejester]

You can tell this is where MJ got most of his inspiration and probably half his stuff. Wow.

[@83jdc1]

@Galen Joyce ironically camera men would do the same thing with him later on in life and it pissed me off every time

[@thecontroversialcracker5296]

There is no doubt MJ was influenced by james Brown, but he was in the Jackson 5 strait out of the womb. Joe jackson had determined Micheal would be a life long entertainer before the influence of james brown

[@83jdc1]

@@thecontroversialcracker5296 James Brown was already out when The Jackson's started the Jackson 5.

[@phillipcarr4903]

My brain can’t comprehend how this man was able to move like that. There will never be another like him!

[@arifmantias8216]

You should see the zaouli dance it might comprehen you then

[@Joshua-fr1xp]

Toes, ball of your feet, your heels, legs, and ankle movement. Very complex and hard to do.

[@Dmed133]

I know like 3 homeless guys downtown who always do this for free

[@roxydzey]

michael jackson

[@doudouzon]

My brain can understand but my body say take some coke if you want me to dance like this.😆😆

[@dorelkongo4314]

There's only one word to describe this guy: legend. He makes it look like the floor was slippery

[@rosariaalves4030]

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@vantheman1244]

Think it was 😂

[@wolfgangkranek376]

GFOS - Godfather Of Soul

[@leslietravis3079]

That's because he is wearing banana skin shoes 😁

[@leehumbert9191]

@@leslietravis3079 lol lol lol lol lol

[@drew63215]

Doctor: "What happened to your ankles?" Me: "I was trying to dance like James Brown". Doctor: "Yeah....don't do that".

[@NavarinoDC]

🤣🤣🤣

[@hectorgeart5005]

Sorry, there's only one James Brown,no imitation,..but you can try✊

[@robertschweng7740]

Made my day. 🤣🤣🤣

[@imperiallycanx2258]

LMFAO HAHAHAHAHA THAT WAS GREAT OMG!

[@mariemyrthawilapajipoumwjo3744]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@t3ddy2shoes]

Dude was literally skating in dress shoes. F*cking LEGEND.

[@Michael-fw5ef]

I know. He wears dress shoes with a large heel on them and can still move better than anyone in the world. Imagine if he was wearing comfortable shoes.

[@deborahmccoy3837]

You Know

[@sdizzzzzy3509]

Bro was heeling in heels 😭😭

[@Forthegeoffofthehalsall]

James Brown was on a different level. An extraordinarily gifted performer of the likes we will never see again

[@cynthiashields1982]

Ditto!

[@johndean4765]

Geoff Halsall great moves by James Brown but he treated his backing musicians terrible .With his poor background that's inexcusable.

[@azariahyisrael3209]

Wholeheartedly agree!!

[@bradleycampbell5178]

​@johndean4765 no brother, he "paid the cost to be the boss" he may have treated them harsh but this made them work. The godfather demanded respect and all gave their respect, purely because in the music industry their were none who could rival

[@5hadœwbånnedbyyou]

Never again? You must haven't seen the Shamans of Africa.

[@ralphdavis9670]

All these decades later, and he's still so cool.

[@azariahyisrael3209]

Yes absolutely!

[@erictalkington5674]

Hippest cat on the block

[@truthbetold149]

Show ya right

[@MrTmoney365]

There’s no hip-hop or rap without James Brown! Soul brother #1

[@alvaroalejandroestevan1108]

amén

[@kionesamael2684]

The craziest thing about his dancing is that not only is he dancing, every movement is a means of conducting the band. If, even for a second, they didn't have their eyes on him, he'd know and fine them. He was in tune and sync with everything happening

[@gawney54]

A true complicated hero of mine! Hard to believe that performing on the Chitlin’ circuit they’d do 3 or 4 shows a day and average about 8 hours on stage every day of the tour! And Bobby Byrd never got the moves quite right did he?

[@Banjo232]

That's why he was known as "The Hardest Working Man in Show Business" period(t).

[@krazyboi42]

Exactly. The only other one I know of who was this way was Ray Charles. It baffles me of how they were able to go that in-depth

[@michaelmidax8108]

03:17 A hundred percent correct, fam. Its why the drummer he had for the show he did at 03:17 part of this video was fired. If I recall correctly he told him in the most unique way I've ever heard by saying, "I don't get it. I thought you were as good as what I heard you were. But now the only thing I know is as long as this airplane is in the air, you have a job." 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣. Leave it to Mr. Brown to go a different & further route than what would've been sufficient enough like just saying "You're fired bcz you don't understand how I conduct this band." I think the only other firing of a musician that made me unintentionally laugh as hard was "The Killer" Jerry Lee's firing of his drummer after he fired his gun at him for whatever reason he did, I can't remember. But I remember he said something along the lines of, "I have to fire him. I need a drummer & now that he's been shot, he can't play." The artists & geniuses that paved the way for our music today may not have been the greatest ppl but, by God, they did & succeeded in what God sent them for. They were geniuses. Who would've ever thought to use their dancing & movements to entertain a crowd & simultaneously conduct a band. And as you said, Mr. Brown was in total control the whole time so much that if you ever saw him flash 5 (fingers) behind once to a few times, he was telling whomever that just messed up that he caught it. The amount of time(s) he'd flash 5 was the amount he'd charge/deduct their pay for messing up. Whether it was 5, 10, 15, 20 dollars. He was completely in sync with everything that he could entertain the hundreds or thousands of people who came to see him, wholeheartedly so, & still be taking note of where every sound from every instrument was coming from & when. I have not nor do I think I ever will see another genius musically like Mr. Brown. In fact when I hear that idiot Kanye West say he's the greatest artist & most important one of all time, I know for certain that he has cast Mr. Brown out of his memory. A man that created numerous genres & styles of music...& he only purposely made a couple of them, being soul & funk. The other genres like Rick James's brand of funk, George Clinton's brand of funk, R&B, Hip Hop were just created & inspired by what he created in funk & soul. Till this very day no one has been more sampled in hip hop than James Brown & I can still his iconic screams & screeches weaved into various beats today. Mr. Brown was very special. Our government grew fearful of him the night he performed in Boston after MLK's assassination bcz he knew how loved & respected he was & had arranged for his performance to be aired in various places across the country to keep broken hearted & angry ppl from rioting across the country, they allowed it but didn't think he was that valuable nor powerful until afterwards when it was revealed that no riots happened across the country during the time of his performance & it was actually bcz ppl were staying home to watch him. He even stopped the disturbance & potential riot that was about to happen during that show between the audience & the police their that night. It made our government feel if he had enough say & power to stop war in this country, he easily had enough power to start if ever he saw fit. Although I'm only 28, I can't be convinced of any artists being better than "Mr. Dynamite", "The GFOS", "The Hardest Working Man In Show Business", a man of & with great respect who would call Ms. ..or Mr. .. & insist that you called him...Mr. Brown

[@erictalkington5674]

He also had a lot of verbal ques in his music. I read somewhere that he originally wanted to edit out his vocal, ques but decided against it. Glad he did. Can we take it to the bridge?? Hit it from the top!

[@pattyboggs5632]

Nobody can dance like James brown. He was one of a kind.

[@ananddeonarine6913]

He the greatest dancer

[@rosariaalves4030]

👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👌🏼

[@Dmed133]

I knew like 3 homeless guys downtown who do this for free

[@roxydzey]

michael jackson

[@davidhott6395]

And then......along came Prince.

[@J_131]

No LED screens, fireworks, special effects. When pure talent electrified the stage and crowd. Man. I'm speechless.

[@southernafricanboy4148]

Amen

[@SA-bx9cp]

I often come back to watch James dance, I have never seen anyone come even close to his ability, he is off this planet

[@starsailor8946]

70s pople had way more attitude and talent then we have now. Damn...

[@silviac221]

I was a teenager back then, a privilege from the point of view of music. The difference is that everyone was creative and hard working, which is how you make good music. So many songs were something that had never been done before. Now only some do that, the rest copy and repeat.

[@HowlingMoonCinemas]

!!!!!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I love how James Brown left the building at the end!

[@BK-zl5mp]

James Brown is to music what Muhammad Ali was to boxing. Simply. The Greatest!!!!

[@boomerang6130]

This was who Michael Jackson learned a lot of his dance moves from. There will never be another James Brown.

[@binodmenahihu8104]

His feet doesn't believe in friction... so smooth

[@anniealston7144]

Omg

[@cyndiplumlee2229]

Hell yeah. Been married since 68, 51 years, still had not seen him in person. I still tell everyone of my true friends to hook me up with James Brown music if I am ever left to be I a coma. I'll get UK p on my good foot, eventually. Ha. RIGHT!!!

[@xplaybwoix]

For all the newbies your not just watching a Dancer but also a Singer Song Writer Band Leader Producer Entrepreneur Inventor of a musical genre Up there with the Beatles .

[@brianstoner2799]

Con, not only did he dDo that, HE LIVED THAT. When James was on the stage, CONVICTION was the first word that always came to my mind. That man wasn't on stage because he WANTED to be there, he was there because HE OWNED THAT STAGE!

[@nathanfast7974]

I believe the word you are looking for is "King"

[@CoachatCole]

The Beatles are beneath him. This guy is the virtual DNA of modern African American music. Without him there would be no soul, funk or hip hop.

[@BluEx22329]

Up there?

[@tristanzegethm.n7649]

Con vic He was more influential than the Beatles. The Beatles didn’t create a genre of music nor did they influence a race of people nor did they quell a riot.

[@taneshamohammed8121]

Every generation there’s that one great person who does that great thing . James was that person

[@trixieb4501]

There's been innumerable attempts to replicate Michael Jackson's dance moves and just a fraction of that to replicate the master of soul, James Brown. That's how brilliant, fantastic and gifted he was at dancing!!

[@Jakc_Tk]

​@@pigged_what.....

[@bojensen1761]

Nobody moved like James Brown...What a talented man

[@mikebockey4125]

Bo Jensen, sammy davis has moves too. in many respects, even better than mr. brown’s.

[@ahahatehe3226]

Bo Jensen James Brown and Michael Jackson.

[@melvinmitchell5123]

The funky est

[@melvinmitchell5123]

JB

[@00tonytone]

This James Brown gave me an idea and I'ma patent it quick. Shoes with ball bearings. Call them the JBs hardest working shoes in show business. I'm gonna try to make them affordable to all who dare to ball bearing up.

[@marxam6770]

Absolutely no other artist in the music industry, either present or past could touch this mans style or class. A true one off.

[@angelsamspence3508]

Nobody

[@mikec4834]

GOAT PERIOD

[@nickyd5427]

Style? No way in hell I agree completely. But I think a lot of classy people have stepped into the ring since! Tbf.

[@roxydzey]

@@nickyd5427 for example michael jackson

[@nickyd5427]

@@roxydzey yes

[@2bAmazing]

James Brown lived in an Era b4 his time! He's a legend to none! One and only!!⚘️⚘️⚘️

[@m.haslam8495]

James Brown - a unique individualistic talent that will never be forgotten.

[@erictalkington5674]

He also will never be duplicated or topped ever

[@michaelballard676]

Probably will never see this level of performer again

[@ruberthu.barraza1298]

no doubt, bro. Never again

[@bobby-ov9qn]

Carli B? (Just kidding).

[@crawl27]

He's gliding,floating,skating or all together over the floor,wow!

[@Chungalhunga]

Wauuu, this is crazy good, reminds me of Live in Zaire at his peak when he killed the stage. I love what Prince did with what he got from James Brown, entire album could be made with screams only, let alone dance, playing, positive influence on society. Oh yeah, their music healed my arm no doctor could help, they are so positive, great :) Love

[@Johnny53kgb-nsa]

James Brown had more moves than a Swiss watch. He was way ahead of his times.

[@brendarobinson1656]

How in the world could anybody’s feet move that fast - and they not fall?! Greatest dancer ever!

[@Jonn3371]

Brenda Robinson PCP

[@terryvarta9306]

Apparently that's were vibrators are cloned from

[@JT9K]

MY GOD!! - the footwork is SUPREME

[@justkiddin08]

That man was as smooth as butter on his feet!

[@RteeAlvarez]

Noodle legs, slippery feet….just awesomely excellent! Like no other!!!!

[@JosephRobert-yr9gp]

Hello Ann how are you doing!!!!!!?

[@jiv3019]

That exit stage left at the end tho...😂😂😂.CLASSIC

[@dreamfaller6372]

Okay, now I see why Michael always raved about him. He's amazing! Both of those men were absolutely incredible.

[@docdomingo6996]

Love this man since I heard him for the first time ( 1970) in a disco in my little hometown in Germany. He`s a legend, and I`m still listening to his music today.

[@anitaminyard4901]

I had the privilege of seeing him perform in OKC back when, and this guy knew how to entertain. Sad loss of a great talent.

[@countrymusicbydode9280]

Saw him live several times, a real legend, often a term used, but he was and is truly one❗❗ As for his dance moves, they are from another dimension

[@marvahenry1668]

Is he still alive? Wow,

[@bigdaddy5189]

Lucky you!!

[@josemaurodesouza1815]

James brim

[@brianrocks2087]

I consider James Brown the great frontman in rock and roll history because of his influence and legacy on different artists on stage.

[@deloresmorgan1064]

He loved to dance he enjoy dancing!

[@immanuelcunt7296]

Elvis?

[@feleciasmith7791]

There will never be another like him he was the hardest working man un show business and a dancing fool ❤

[@JasPlun]

Whoever mixed in the bass boom to this song was awesome! How great his music sounded with bass mixed in like this.

[@TheGrimlean]

The man didn’t take a single step exiting the stage.😂❤️👌

[@noconnection1839]

...damn your right. Too fast for my brain to process.

[@lisashannon3431]

Michael Jackson had said he had gotten a lot of his dance moves from James Brown.

[@wandz9780]

Yeah and I hate it when people try to compare both of those legends

[@jamesagwe2981]

@@wandz9780 it's like comparing Elvis and Muhammad Ali

[@wandz9780]

Kori Hoornstra bruh 😅

[@masterjey51]

In the the J5 era no doubt. After, that's another story...

[@derrickboomer8531]

@@jamesagwe2981 no..not at all lik comparing Elvis and muhammad ali...in fact there's so much wrong with this comparison 💀

[@rolandgothburgh7708]

James Brown excited every ethic group in America. He showed other artists and entertainers what is possible on stage. And they all kept coming back for more. People might be able to mimic his moves, but they couldn't match the energy he brought to the stage. He gave fans more than their money's worth. He gave them something they would remember forever.

[@fatboyhotrod]

This is why he is the godfather of soul absolutely amazing

[@eightinches6094]

At the end of the video he just glides off the stage, unreal.

[@RJNumber45]

word...like he had on ice skates....amazing

[@slumsfinest]

😂😂😂😂 that's a baaaaaaaddd man

[@realmontana6838]

eight inches damn I just peeped that

[@travishalford5223]

Hilarious and so awesome he was too damn bad

[@domxem5551]

March 2020: I don’t know if the end of the world is around the corner but I am glad I could watch this tonight.

[@nikovideo4313]

:-)

[@ginofranco7797]

Dom Xem salute

[@eldoctenor]

Pretty words...Amén bro!..

[@faronfonze9316]

Frick yeah eh ha

[@payamshahi5955]

🤜🏿

[@rahmanmadison4967]

This Brotha was the 🪙Gold Standard of Soul⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@fatboyhotrod]

Those trumpets sounds amazing brilliant sound 😊

[@maliksultan1848]

probably one of the most unique dancer in the world.

[@TruthSeeker30_]

Black American excellence. International 💫💫. Elvis could never

[@LAK_770]

You can see the seeds that went on to become pop and lock, moonwalk, bboy power moves, and just the general fundamentals of how professionals dance today, but this was all spontaneous. Nobody has ever felt the groove like this dude. Even his ad-libs are always PERFECT, like extreme precision at the funkiest possible syncopation. That’s yet another thing that Mike definitely made his own.

[@jcmc9378]

... and that's just his moves. We haven't even mentioned his music. He was a genius.

[@johndean4765]

MJ tried to copy the great mover James Brown and guess what , he failed miserably.

[@sabine4759]

What can I say? He was a real artist as an entertainer, dancer and singer! Absolutely awesome and stunning!

[@ZapDash]

It's like he is on an air hockey table. Just defying gravity moving faster than the eye can follow.

[@waldosordo5743]

Dude who played him in the movie did a great job. He couldn't come close to Mr. James Brown.

[@jamesagwe2981]

@@waldosordo5743 James is a damn Galaxy

[@TheLovemee1980]

Waldo Sordo his name is Chadwick Bosman the black panther

[@PachinhoG2024]

latasha deloach rip

[@99ovr]

Thats what i was thinking too but couldnt out it into words

[@moweezy4105]

I love how at 1:46 his every move went with the beat, even the slides. Absolutely perfect

[@Hengel_Andrews]

Most talented artist to ever do it. King of Soul!

[@kennethrozga2807]

I had the opportunity to see this man perform 6 times in concert. The man sure could dance what sight to behold.

[@enriquerivera1208]

Its just Mr. Brown teaching the rest of us how it should be done, thats all. Thank you Mr. Brown.

[@achosenvessel6563]

Black American people are just the most gifted people that ever walked the planet....period!

[@gibbo6985]

Amazing. And we now all know where Prince and MJ got their moves from. This guy was so far ahead of his time!

[@mosesmoses7882]

THE GODFATHER OF SOUL MUSIC.....Mr. JAMES BROWN...REST IN POWER!

[@ironryanQ]

Seems like his legs and feet got a mind of their own. Unbelievable!

[@mbayokatshemba3566]

The master in action 💥💥💥🤭🤭🤭🤭 wow !!!!! I really feel good 🤞🏿🤞🏿🤞🏿🤞🏿🤞🏿🤞🏿

[@lindasanders5300]

Without James, there would never have been a Michael....

[@harrytf-mm8nh]

Simple music can make you sing, a simple hug can make you feel, better, simple things can make you happy, I hope my simple hello will put a smile on your face.. Hello!!! How are you doing today, please pardon me for intruding into your privacy but I just wanted to know if you're a fan ? Have a great day..

[@mongoose60ft42]

You are 100%. Micheal copied 90% of his moves. I was watching another James Brown dance video and he was doing the moonwalk

[@djzio]

More Jackie Wilson than James Brown

[@monique4540]

Or Prince

[@Miss-Katie]

Or many others.

[@_alby_5816]

What an immense artist: He’s one of the best singer of all time (voice so powerful and scratchced ) he produced his songs, his dance moves inspired a lot of performers and he was a great writer. James Brown people, James Brown.

[@shakkamusa2366]

Those feet were moving faster than my eyes. Now I have eye strain just trying to follow him. His energy level is still unmatched and I doubt that it ever will be. RIP James.

[@NeuralFluxmusic]

What an absolute legend. I know exactly how he felt when the music played. If James was alive today he would destroy any dance floor. Quality

[@PSA3377]

I saw James Brown perform in the late 90's early 2000 at Indy Jazz fest and anticipated a lackluster performance because of his age . I was soo wrong !! That man had never ending stamina and a strong resonating voice that was not carried by his background singers . Truly a mesmerizing talent of his generation . So glad I went .

[@josmclove4426]

I envy you and am glad you went😅

[@tonjamcdonald7118]

You had to see him in person to appreciate and believe that he was really making some of the moves that he was doing. I'm seventy-five years old and still can't believe it, the man's feet did whatever he told them to do.

[@nortonnewmann3711]

The real KING. James Brown invented showmanship combined with real music!

[@chrissawyer1502]

Unreal moves.....the best!!!!

[@initra25]

Jesus!!! If you fast forward… all you see is a blur. You the man!!!!

[@gitanoespana7694]

Sprained my ankle just sitting in my lounge chair watching this.

[@creativegirl9710]

LOL!! yes! me too

[@mariaddubkg531]

Come on James Brown! Flawless. RIP Godfather of Soul❤️

[@Imani_AM]

Best dancer who ever lived, in my personal opinion! My favorite dancer of all time. The Ed Sullivan performance where he was dancing down the ramp is my favorite, I have never seen anyone move their legs like that, it's insane! 🤩🕺🏾

[@Imani_AM]

🎶 W-wow! He's the greatest dancer! That I've ever seen 🎶

[@blacksiskin8018]

tons of respect to the man who changed the music

[@autumnyoung816]

I’m 14. My dad just told me to get up and do the James Brown and I said “I have no clue what that is” and he said to look it up. Now I’m here.

[@vb8428]

Lol

[@LaWendeltreppe]

Keep on moving! :))

[@karenstewart1265]

Right On Dad! Your dad knows what he is talking about. Simply Love It!😄

[@stephenr80]

Now you know son, now you know..

[@mgway4661]

And you're better for it

[@soulvaccination8679]

The biggest influence on all artists including M.Jackson... who TF would thumb this down.

[@PatrickHartford8]

Mastery of a different level, man literally gliding on one foot sliding the other foot in slow motion, all while his top half is smooth calm collected. Literally not 1 artist today in any genre compares

[@bassysimpalah2892]

Jame's foot work was crrrrrazy dope & unique 💯

[@zassayana]

I saw him at a concert in Marseille (France) near the sea at the summer when i was 20 years old omg it was just amazing !!!! He ´s a monster 💪💪💪 thanks for all James !!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@rfuuhfdtsdf7528]

I am a big MJ fan. I havent listened and watched JB's songs and performances. Now i can see some of MJ's are from JB. He is amazing. Unbelievable that these were 60s and 70s.

[@serogolemogole2685]

Whys it unbelievable?

[@vittorioprincipe3282]

This man was as smooth as they come. A complete genius at his craft. A true entertainer. Unfortunately in todays world, we have carbon copies.. RIP Mr. Brown.

[@actarusfleed6607]

I can imagine both James and Michael as a duo entertaining the heaven audience with their music and dance moves.

[@janaethompson9796]

Now, James Brown was the first GOAT, Greatest Of All Time!

[@jjOnes10mine]

James Brown was the greatest dancer to entertain us in his day..."There was a time..."

[@kongobaka8831]

JAMES BROWN WAS 🎩 MAGIC 🎩 IN MOTION!!! ❤ LOVE ❤ RESPECT AND LONG-LIVE BROTHER JAMES BROWN!!!

[@truecynic1270]

His own man with his own moves........oooooooohhh..............those moves............unique special incredible wow

[@yawasante6250]

I'm hypnotized and having hallucinations watching his feet. I'm done! Legend!

[@thepromiseman7745]

And you Wonder where Prince gets his dance and splits routine from ... The one and only Godfather of soul James Brown

[@BUDOKAIultimate3]

My GOD!! His Footwork, Fluidity, and FUNK is UNPARALLELED!!! MJ KNEW greatness when he saw it as a small boy. RIP The Godfather and The King!!!

[@barkleymarquis]

Happy Birthday day James brown!!!❤🎉🍰

[@neilleggat4422]

True icon.......legend.....saw him live so many times......could not visit a club and sit still when the master came on......sorely missed Mr Brown, thank you for such memories...R.I.P.

[@unrewritable]

Now these were real artists with real talents.

[@silviafigueroa8813]

Been watching and listening to James Brown my whole life Can't stop. He is adorable dancing

[@richardholland-zg9vu]

Hello Silvia

[@georgehorner1578]

One word , GENIUS !

[@venes0297]

Holy hell he's freakin crazy good!!!! No wonder he is Michael Jackson's inspiration

[@drk.i.a.2969]

holy & hell are mutually exclusive, show some respect for he who gave you life. Shouldn't be THAT hard to find another word..to "express yourself". Get it? much love.

[@Deeluvpara56]

I always loved watching him dance. King of the moves. Nobody will ever match him.

[@stephenuhe9229]

James Brown is so talented and I betcha he inspired M.J. I love to dance.

[@genevareynolds7304]

Yes indeed....the Best of the best🕯️🙏Mike j....🕯️🙏Prince.. you can tell they adored🕯️🙏 MR JAMES BROWN..🤎🤎🤎