Tribal People React to Michael Jackson - Earth Song

Tribal people reacting to Michael Jackson - Earth Song
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[@TucBroder]

The chorus was made to be without words so everyone could sing along. Every race, every colour, every religion, every language.

[@Kinobambino]

❤

[@JP-hj1il]

*Race and color are the same thing.

[@TucBroder]

@@JP-hj1il Not exactly... there are black Asians, white Africans and so on.

[@JP-hj1il]

@@TucBroder ok captain obvious. Region has nothing to do with race/color. Please read on race science, eugenics and how colonizers have used it globally. If you want something simple, read Neely Fullers book.

[@JP-hj1il]

@@matthewiam4581 where did I mention religion? Go get some glasses.

[@berserkercookie2645]

And ppl still ask why Michael Jackson was the king? You didn't need to understand him to understand his message. This song came out in 1995 and humanity has learned nothing from it.

[@javierromerofallas616]

Mira mi país Costa Rica. No hables por todos, por favor.

[@trukenyan]

Exactly

[@dugdoll3295]

😭sad how few people got his message of 28 years ago

[@jbird4478]

I've never really been a fan of Michael Jackson, but I distinctly remember seeing this song for the first time when it came out. There's only a handful of songs that had that much impact. It's totally not my kind of music, but I do agree he was an extremely talented artist and he deserves the title.

[@nikokapanen82]

@@dugdoll3295 Did you got what is actually happening in this song? Do you know this song continued in many live concerts where you could actually see what is taking place and how sinister this song is? Do you know that he is talking to God Himself in this song? He sings words like "what about all the peace that you pledged to your only son"? You cannot imagine how dark and Satanic this song actually is and what kind of evil precursor and a prophecy this song is as well.

[@cfaithp]

I was 9 years old when this song was released. To this day it still moves me to tears. We've never solved these problems in all that time.

[@mydarkterrors]

i remember spending time at my grandmas house and my uncle lived with her, he toom me to his room where he had a very expressive sound system for back then in the 90s and i always wanted to listen to MJ. i was little but cried to this song. i didnt understand english though. it will always be a dear memory and mj has a special place in my heart

[@mowhawk5924]

this is one of his songs the radio stations and tv music shows hardly ever play, they want this message suppressed , the genuine caringness and emotion it brings out of us, yet they bang us over the head daily about the environment, its all about controlling us and taxing us

[@enrico3433]

I’m 58 and i cry every time

[@miguelcrespo2431]

Créeme que me pasa lo mismo estoy muy de acuerdo 😢

[@mikeytoolica33]

I can not listen to this song without tears forming. Every single time. From the first time to the last time. MJ was so great and loved by many, still to this day. I’m so glad to have lived during his era

[@josephturtoga7396]

Me too 🙂 you are not alone

[@draki7917]

Same here! ❤

[@biancanorthern8690]

You are an EMPATH ❤

[@mikeytoolica33]

@@biancanorthern8690 that sounds about right. But I do know there are no itchy dry patches that I need to worry about. lol. Jk

[@thekerosenewolf5066]

SAAAAAME!! IT'S IMPOSSIBLE, all you can feel is your soul crying and that's what makes this song be so powerful in it's message.. 😢❤

[@randal_gibbons]

I got to meet Michael Jackson at his home, Neverland. My brother in law, Larry Fortensky, married Elizabeth Taylor and their wedding was held there. Michael Jackson was such a gracious host. I will never forget that day.

[@globalcitizenn]

Oh wow.. How cool! MJ adored ET & I believe he named his character in the Simpsons “Leon Kompowsky” as tribute to your brother in law.

[@mydarkterrors]

this is so cool, great how you got to meet one of the greatest talented human beings to ever exist

[@Sadhrita2002]

Whattttt

[@BlameitonBhatia]

​@@alexashworth3119 just curious, did you watch Leaving Neverland or believe the media and the news?

[@missvida6251]

@@alexashworth3119dont talk about MJ like that. Some ppl take it personally and your whole name is listed. Just saying

[@justme-gd4gq]

The elder gentleman never ceases to affect me with his intense focus and wisdom in these videos. 🙏

[@Rhondi8]

He never misses

[@susanannekyle5953]

Ditto.

[@dominika3762]

He said that sin causes climate change.... He's brainwashed and uneducated.

[@MarL1p]

War-torn village scenes are filmed in the actual village torn apart by shelling and front line combats during the Homeland War 1991-1995 in Croatia, where my mother was born. Thank you, MJ for making that place eternal in your song and making us proud for the world to recognize the horrors of the war.

[@Niki91-HR]

I as a Croat was actually thinking if these images were from here or not based on the year the song came out. Fortunately these times are behind us, at least in our country but other dumbasses didnt really learn much of it and such things still continue. Isnt it kinda ironic that he sang about these things almost 30 years ago and it is still the same?

[@ddz1375]

It's hard to believe that Michael Jackson has been gone for so long now. Having watch this video after many years it still has such an impact. I'm almost in tears. The visual story being told here overcomes all obstacles of language. Amazing. I'm subscribe to this channel and I enjoy Reaching Across the world and connecting with your lovely people. We all are of one heart. May God bless you and keep you

[@NFSBeast2365]

Amen

[@Goldun-nah]

This is so beautiful. Thank you for saying that. Exactly. ♥️

[@stevemuzak8526]

I don't feel like his gone because he shared so much with this world. I think that is the key to not being forgotten. Don't be selfish. Live around people and share your passion.

[@polhpolh64]

He did not die that long ago

[@jayanthguduru5231]

We didn't even had a TV in my house in India back in 90's because we were middle class. We bought our first tv in 2000's. But we had a cassette player before that. We had only like 2 english artist cassettes back then. One was MJ and the other was VengaBoys. I never understood a word of it, but that beat and music was so magical. Middle class South Asians who didn't even have TV's in 90's and can't speak english too had some idea who MJ was. Thats how popular he was

[@HearMyWords]

The end of the video makes me think that Michael Jackson is telling us that if we all work together, we can make the earth healthy as it once was.

[@sainasaina-wi6dq]

👍🏻

[@RobertoDiAguiar]

Yes

[@mjandicehockey4ever]

"Today people don't even have the time to look up to the sky" - that's exactly the problem. So many people don't have the time for some rest, to see the beauty of nature, but also to stop for a moment and think about what we're doing and how we could make everything a bit better.

[@julant82]

I do rarely on the nights you can actually see. But I do remember laying down and looking at the stars at a very young age, let's I stopped at 8 or 9 yrs old. And I know for sure I didn't start watching the skies and nature and enjoying it until my thirties smh.

[@laurenblainebamartistmgt]

This song is a prayer. A prayer that millions can share and bring this to light. I love Michael Jackson and his beautiful heart.

[@jobotmang]

Only a spiritual change of heart can restore us to keepers of God's earth.

[@LingLingWannaBeLah]

As a Michael Jackson fan myself I can tell this is one of his best songs. Everytime I listen to it or when I watch the short film I can't help but cry. I can't believe he's no longer here. He warned us about all our problems and almost 30 years later people doesn't want to seek the truth. RIP MJ. This world needs more people like you

[@2law2be]

An interesting fact about the song is that he wrote it in 1988 during the tour for his Bad album. He saw changes he didn't like in countries he had visited before. His company told him not to put it in his 1991 album because they thought it would make the album to preachy, because it already had "Heal the World", "Black or White", and "Jam" in it. So, he pushed it back to his 1995 album HIStory

[@LingLingWannaBeLah]

@@alexashworth3119 He was not! Get your facts right before committing such a ridiculous thing over here.

[@alexashworth3119]

@@LingLingWannaBeLah Go listen to his victims and then talk trash to me. Hurting children is disgusting.

[@LingLingWannaBeLah]

@@alexashworth3119 Go look for the real proof, not liars and greedy people. Bye

[@alexashworth3119]

@@LingLingWannaBeLah Ah yes a man sleeping with little boys who aren't even his own, isn't strange at all. A man who also acts gay. Sleeping with little boys is "normal".

[@hannahwinters455]

I've learnt so much from hearing the discussions between these people and the producer. Its fabulous

[@TRYBALS]

Aaah, I love it when one realizes these are more than just regular reaction videos :-) Thank you

[@johnh293]

Yes. This is my experience as well.

[@julant82]

I've always thought this was a beautiful song but hearing the and seeing from the perspective of those actually affected has me fighting to hold back tears at work. Thank you all so much ❤️.

[@richardholguin2564]

Yes, people in many other countries seem to have a better understanding of the dangers that man has caused to our planet.

[@electricjoshaloo]

When MJ would hit those belting notes in his songs there's a sense of soul that no one else had in pop music. It was pure soul/gospel feelings and he was the king of brining it to the masses. RIP. It was amazing too see how engaged they were with the song and video. Just proves again that soul and true art are universal.

[@filipv2167]

If you don't get emotional with this song, you have no heart and you're the reason for all this destruction.

[@kateburns8126]

Michael's heart was true I believe. This song would touch anybody I would hope. Save the planet.

[@PwnageFreak]

except for the pedo stuff and all, right? :)

[@kateburns8126]

@@PwnageFreak You know I just never bought it that he did that. I'm far from naive but considering how he grew up I just couldn't see it. We'll never know for sure anyway so I'd rather think positive about all that.

[@booshank2327]

@@kateburns8126 He didn't. Proven over very long court cases. He was targeted and torn down because he became too popular and powerful for the powers that be.

[@kateburns8126]

@@booshank2327 I didn't know Jackson beyond his music obviously. What he did or did not do...I don't know. What I do know is that this stuff being brought up again can't solve a thing. Michael is not here to defend himself. Innocent till proven guilty. In my book it was not proven. And now I doubt it can be.

[@kateburns8126]

@@booshank2327 You make a good point. I've always had a soft spot for Michael and all that he suffered as a child.

[@jrc9922]

The one man who lifts his hand has such a beautiful soul. One of a kind. Much love

[@miskittt]

I'm crying like a baby watching them watch this video. Powerful.

[@imaginelovepeaceandhappine3281]

My Favorite song. The Gentleman in the upper left, I feel his spirit and his compassion for Mother Earth and Humanity. I feel his because I feel it too.

[@EdithCardellini]

Earth Song always makes me cry. R.I.P. Michael 🕊 ❤️

[@terrylynn9984]

Wise people, love this channel. Just to add I never heard this MJ song and its phenomenal, speaks volumes that we need to care for Mother Earth now before we destroy ourselves ❤👍 I had goosebumps through this entire song. Thank you for sharing this.

[@disellasmaradottir2351]

Mj has that feeling on you he was and Will be the best in music. Whis he was stíll a life

[@dominika3762]

New definition of wisdom: sin causes wars and climate change and solar panels make the earth hotter by dragging the sun closer

[@JBUHJBUH]

​@@dominika3762 I mean yeah, sins like greed (hoarding all the wealth for yourself) & pride (not seeing it acknowledging the hard work those 'below' you are putting in, even when their lives are no longer sustainable) are indeed causes of wars & conflict the world over. Wars are a human made problem. As for the sun comment, it doesn't pull the sun closer to us but rather its rays are concentrated on the solar panels. You're taking your own education for granted - just like you learnt about the orbit of the earth around the sun from a textbook, she learnt her knowledge from those around her. It may not be scientifically correct, but mocking her 'new definition of wisdom' does not solve anything. Look at the video where Adnan teaches about the solar system & you'll see just how many underlying assumptions we all take for granted that make it *easier* for us to absorb that information, compared to someone like her who is at least *open* to hearing different opinions because she shares them.

[@pixie23]

Michael Jackson was one and only in what he was doing. Strong messages, strong emotions. I still remember, I was just a kind when I first listened to this song and I couldn't put in words the chills it gave me. Such a powerful vibe, full of soul. I didn't even know english at that time, but the picture and the music, could explain everything to me. I really loved that song and it remains one of my absolute favorites.

[@binrar9881]

These people are so beautiful and soothing, I don’t understand why we still have racism it brakes my heart, that so much injustice is in this world. Just look at these people, so kind, pure and wise

[@Univerzock]

These people are really great. I like them too. We can all live together in peace. We don't have to hate each other and fight each other

[@dominika3762]

Wise? Sin causes wars or climate change? The woman thought that solar panels drag the sun down to Earth!!!

[@DocBree13]

I’ve never seen the video for this song before, and it’s making me weep. This channel is priceless. I’m so glad to have found you dear people.

[@RULAROSE]

Just shows how powerful Michael was where you don’t even need the language to understand the destruction being done! He was truly a gift from GOD and we miss him dearly!

[@alexashworth3119]

He was a pervert and explored little boys. You have a case of cognitive disassociation. Or you didn't look into the case or hear out the victims. The guy was a pdf file.

[@pauloblack5225]

Definitely there's a strong connection between these people and the song's message. Save The Earth.

[@LievenSerge]

Michael Jackson is universal. A gift from above.

[@AZ14ify]

I always have to hear this song every week. Michael jacksons humanitarian songs always had a bigger impact on me than his other songs. Seeing people from over the world watching this video and recognisesing him just shows his everlasting fame. Something that no other star had.

[@demonicrebellion6903]

This was so beautiful, seeing that they didn't need any translations, hearing their wise words, and Uncle Abdul showering us with his wisdom as always. As someone from a city in America, I'm often conflicted with technology. Because of how far we've come as humans we've lost what it means to truly be human, but because of our advancements I'm able to connect with my family on the other side of the globe and listen to a song by Michael Jackson with them. So, where I see inherent value in technology, I also see its downsides as well.

[@JBUHJBUH]

Technology is not evil or good. It's a tool, like any other - it all depends on how we use it. To give you an example: Writing is also a tool. I'm sure there were people who were against it at the time, too. I can just imagine it now, people complaining that writing everything down will affect our long-term memories &/ or the ability to remember stories long enough to pass them down to the next generation (i.e. the 'orator/ storyteller' role in a community). Even now, I'm sure there are people who never write anything down by hand anymore. Sure, they're saving paper (& trees). But they're still using electricity to power their audio recorder &/ or screen instead. There is no one, easy answer.

[@stephan6372]

This song still hits hard....

[@clwbchbabycakes]

Since they all love and understand Michael Jackson so well, I have a request. Please show them the video Beat It and explain how Michael went into dangerous gang territory and got 2 rivals gangs to stop killing each other. He taught them to dance and they are part of his video.

[@itsjustnaima]

Yes! Bloods and Crips!

[@Wingzofelzorro]

Lmaoo

[@wyldcardsam]

Stahhppppp lmao

[@alexashworth3119]

Yes and show them the victims of his abuse and their story. That guy was a pdf file.

[@bukolaneye2982]

​@@alexashworth3119he did not abuse anybody,you're horrible!

[@sigigle]

This song had a huge impact on me when I listened to it for the first time when I was 9.

[@MamaGator]

Watched the music video for the first time with my fiancé a couple months ago as well, and it ended with him in tears. Yep, definitely gonna marry this one ☺️

[@Naeruve]

He was so affected, this is one of the most beautiful reactions ❤ thank you for sharing your thoughts with us!

[@evecharly65]

I think this channel is amazing. The 3 gentlemen and the gentle stunning lady are so wise and they see it all happening on their doorstep. I also love that Muharam gets right into the music. It is beautiful to see. Thank you x

[@patriciaferrini-xt1ry]

The Earth is OUR MOTHER ... We need HER . The Earth feed us, give us air, water, foods. Everybody has to protect our MOTHER the Earth.

[@SoLongMarianne_]

I love the reaction and the understanding of the song 💜 Really a great song by Mj!! And the message is still valid today.

[@DaniHMcV]

Even more so I feel. We’re running out of time to sort these problems out or we will leave nothing for our children and their children

[@zshzanTila]

I was a kid when this song came out and I could never watch/listen it without getting tearful and decades later it still make and deeply sad and tearful right away.

[@PainInTheS]

This is Michael'z most underrated track for sure. I was not that interested in him anymore at that time but this song made me rush to a store to get as a cd single.

[@josiahwins]

Muharam Khan Bughio , We are a part of the tribe of humanity. You sir place a smile upon my face. Would sincerely enjoy a reverse where I listen to the music you offer me. Your energy brings me such joy. Cheers from California.

[@roball711]

It’s this videos like this that shows me how special Michael was, and how they will never be another like him. His spirit, his soul, his love was from another planet.. Almost as if he was ultra human. And may his love and his kingship forever be in his hands he truly was the greatest to ever exist .

[@jamiesciortino]

I’ve always loved this song and used to cry about the world, I just watched this video and was moved to tears by their reactions. So pure and loving towards the environment and natural world, their villages are being effected so we can have paper goods and more product. It is 2022, we are in a digital world, you would think we could stop cutting down trees and killing forests by now. If there is a demand there is a reason. There is no reversing the damage that has been done but we can live as sustainably as possible, and do our part. Loved this thank you

[@itsjustnaima]

I love when You show all 4 at the same time!! Thank You for that adjustment!! Please do more Michael Jackson Reactions! Greetings from Germany! 🤍

[@rising_waves]

Parvati is a such a pearl of wisdom and light. She doesn't know much facts and information, however she knows the truth in her heart. That's the beauty of a woman. She said: - they destroy it first and then celebrate the day of it 😂😂😂 Exactly, that's what people do today. There are days for everything, to cover up all the drama we made. So on that day we can all use media just to talk about how we love earth and next day continue being a parasite on this planet.

[@niradnagrom2356]

Like no other song from Michael this one hits me in the feels so hard! Brings me to tears and puts such a lump in my throat that I can't even swallow whenever I see this video. This is Michael's most important work in my opinion. I consider this; "Man in the mirror" part 2! I thoroughly enjoyed the reactions from these folks that watched this video with me - thank you for this!

[@nightowlpiont1]

And the nerve of people trying to put Taylor Swift and Harry Styles on Michael's level. NEVER GOING TO HAPPEN!

[@gladyskennedy6207]

No one in any lifetime will ever hold a candle next to Michael.....

[@noracastillo7395]

Never!!

[@hanam3589]

It’s amazing how they understand the message behind the video.

[@MrCamwilliams7]

I feel the power of God in this song, always have! 🙌🏾 Michael was larger than life!

[@janfranko7117]

Thank you beautiful people. Thank you for your concerns and observations. Peace and love for the planet Earth. May we all live in peace and harmony. God bless Michael for this song.

[@RebeDrawsStuff]

Somehow the conversation they had in the beginning about the cloth reminded me of the book "The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy" and why travelers used to always carry a towel. This channel is amazing as always and it never fails to deliver very insightful point of view. Thank you to all the people who work and contribute on Trybals!

[@fairgreen42]

... making life more convenient and harder at the same time. How insightful!

[@KatMartin-si4pl]

I don't know her name, but the lady with the pretty headscarf is SO BEAUTIFUL! I love her clothes and head scarves/jewelry.....just gorgeous!

[@robertjones3700]

Love this song. It's a head of it's time. So was Michael Jackson. It makes me so emotional 😭.

[@fizzle326]

First time ever hearing this song, wow it's so powerful. Michael Jackson was definitely ahead of the curve, in vision and talent.

[@jisoonyan8854]

Oh my god... These reaction are the most authentic. I love tge concept. I hope to see more. Love from Abu Dhabi UAE

[@TheVirtualJenesis]

The fact that this song was made in 1995 and the relevance of the message is still very strong especially nowadays (currently cop27) . It's one of my favourite songs by Michael; it's telling us that Earth is alive not a lifeless 'thing' we can manipulate, Earth is showing us something, Earth is sending us messages and we are not listening to her. Because we ignore her, we harm ourselves. The natural disasters that occur are due to our negative actions. She's reciprocating the damage that we have done to her. Earth is such a an integral part of lives, we are a part of her, we need her. It's even more upsetting that the people who are most affected by natural disasters are the people who are doing the least/no damage. One love, peace☮🌍

[@DrArku]

I feel a lot of respect for these people, especially for Mr. Rind. He comes across as a very wise man who could teach us all some important lessons. I wish them all the best!

[@TheAmericanIdol]

Need more of these videos...it is so powerful to see folks who do not understand the language/lyrics but can ascertain the MEANING from the visuals and tone to which it is sung. And to be vulnerable going into filming a video knowing they may not "get it" but willing to be filmed as they process their emotions. It's also a true testament to why MJ will forever be the King of Pop - his music transcends race, creed, origin, and was truly music for the world and this video is just more proof to how MJ is still able to this day make an impact. Bless you all for this video.

[@henash5693]

Thank you for the positive feels, we all need some

[@chasreg7241]

I used to search out 'white noise' or fireplace videos, but listening to the calm, understated wisdom of these people is *far* more soothing.

[@Enbix]

Such a beautiful song. The reactors are all amazing people. Much love to them.

[@linzyaz920]

Absolutely loved this beautiful reaction.

[@Nani-0613]

MJ music was always about making things right, exposing the corruption, how else are destroying the earth, wanting equality for everyone and to just live in o3ac3 and harmony without going to war or doing anything to kill the animals and destroying the water . His music and the vidoes and lyrics were always meant to be very diverse amd just bring people together. He went through a lot at a young age because of his dad and his upbringing but still made sure to bring awareness for every topic

[@K38rescue]

Powerful. Our spirits are connected through our disgust, we have ability to harm and to create. One is more powerful than the other. Thank you to our friends Ustads Adnan, Mansingh, Muharam, Abdul, Mohammad, and Parvati our international super model. May God continue to bless you all.

[@59sharmanalin]

His screams at last part pierce my soul and brings tears every fucking time and I have listened to this for over decade!

[@midnightriot2454]

I think this song and its video is one of the most powerful pieces of art there is, the fact that people don't even need to speak his language can understand what his is trying to say, not even from just the video they could just hear it in his voice; his grief for the state of the world. Nothing has ever compared since. Look at music videos now, half naked people, talking about violence to glorify it etc. it's sad how things have changed. It's all just superficial, we will never have another artist like Michael Jackson in our life time

[@razvanboghi7502]

Amazing how the oldest(I don't remember the name) is also the smartest! Reminds me of my great grandfather! He used to tell me when I was a little kid: don't think that you are smarter than your oldest just because you know the new world! Keep in mind that we saw a lot of "new worlds" come up and then crumble in the dirt!

[@theparkourlady894]

Most of Michael's best and most thought provoking and genuinu heartfelt music was produced in the last two or so years of his career, but they were overshadowed by controversy and the fact that honestly, sometimes they were uncomfortable/hard to watch. He sung about racism, global warming, war, etc. He put his heart into those songs, trying to drive audiences to think and be responsible for their actions. I think a lot of his fans had, up till thst point, just followed him for pure entertainment and feel good songs that made him popular. I honestly hope those songs from his last days find a resurgence because they were beautifully filmed and written. Thanks for sharing them. ❤

[@talon3684]

I love this. Great idea for people of different nation, culture and language to watch this and still understand the same important and powerful message. Beautiful to watch. I can imagine Michael being so happy to see the message in his song translate to others so clearly.

[@akuapiatas]

their interpretation is aligned with MJ's visionary skills and mastery of music and video

[@megs4193]

I can't believe I've never seen this song, I feel such deep pain watching this. I can't stop crying 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️😔💔🙏🕊.

[@stephenrohaim382]

I could watch Parvati react to stuff all day a diamond in the rough for sure.

[@rupinderh01]

It's so nice to see these wonderful people respecting Michael Jackson and his important message in caring for mother earth, stopping wars, pollution, looking after animals and humanity. God bless

[@travisbickle5279]

the best earth song performance from MJ was live in "Wetten dass" in germany TV show

[@JadedKate]

cool I'll look it up

[@unknown-pt9fk]

That was his first performance of Earth Song, a premiere.

[@rania3382]

He is unreal ,legend

[@denasmith3902]

I recently discovered this channel and it enlightens my day with every video. This was an awesome idea. Kudos!

[@worthalook4870]

Michael was the best of all time - hit after hit after hit, superb performer. The best. Rip

[@01chittock]

I think you need to say the words, although this doesn’t need much explanation! Makes me cry the first time I heard the song! And still does to this day.

[@Temper.Crittenden]

this was beautiful, seeing the truth in there eyes, even though they didn't understand the language, they understood the shared human experience and danger of pollution and deforestation, this was genuis!!

[@911Magnus]

Such a great song

[@kickingfatality]

More relevant i would say. Much more.

[@valkyrie1066]

As a life long tree-hugging dirt worshiper, you're singing my song. There were few people at first, with so many unfamiliar animals, birds, fish, trees. The air and water and soil was clean. We could not imagine that there was an END to it. Now that people are MANY, there are fewer and fewer aminals, birds, fish, and trees. Those we have suffer diseases never before seen. We pour our waste into the air, into the water, into the earth. Soon, there will be nothing but us and WASTE. We must stop, and change things, to see the spring come again. Much love to my friends!

[@juliusboehm99]

It's amazing. To see how these people think. So much peace, love and good thoughts. They understand what really matters and what this earth needs to become a better one. I also loved the conversations at the beginning of the video! Interesting to hear how people used to know how to help themselves with less packaging and waste. These people help to make this world a better place. ❤

[@KebbyBhryam]

awesome human being... what a message!

[@SamChatterjee]

Love from a Moonwalker in India 🇮🇳❤️

[@Syl_Lac0898]

Abdul is such a wise old soul 🤍✨

[@Tigs2]

Abdul and Parvati are amazing. Abdul is wise, almost makes me think of how a sage would have been. Shortly after the start, without understanding the language he nails it when asked what is Jackson saying and Abdul just says ‘ he is grieving’ ! Non of us could have put it so concisely. Parvati is great. Her physical knowledge is limited but she is not afraid or ashamed to admit that and asks questions. If she doesn’t understand she will say ‘i don’t get it’, but when she gives her viewpoint it is so well considered and relevant. I imagine she is an amazing Mother. It shows that wisdom is NOT intelligence or knowledge.

[@staceytroffer8287]

I love that man in the upper left corner, he is so very moved by it. I feel like he’s an elder in his community. He must be.

[@stuartj1079]

Since filming, the guy top left has learnt to moonwalk and has his own thriller jacket. He was feeling that

[@plasticonion]

I live in North America. In Canada close to USA. The older good looking gentleman with the white beard, who is my age, has it right. Rich people are very selfish and feel entitled. People here, especially in USA think foreigners are bad. I disagree. We are all the same all over the world. Your videos remind me we are all alike and every one is just trying to get by. To live. To feed their children. To find some peace and happiness but the greed of the rich overcomes all of that. I am more like your friends in this video than the rich people in my country. I struggle as they do and watch the rich ruin everything. I feel close to them and I thank you for the insight you offer the world. If I was rich I would fly you all here. Bless you all.

[@sushimamba4281]

I love the reactions of all of these lovely people. Greetings to you all.

[@Non-Serviam300]

Watching a string of these videos, these beautiful people are growing on me❤️💪

[@Fernanda-go8om]

Michael Jackson era um poeta, um profeta, um anjo, um verdadeiro rei. Ue música linda e penetrante! Aí meu coração! 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@mrgzola25]

Love this video. This video brings back the emotions I felt the first time I watched it. Very very moving, shows how we are really destroying this planet.

[@ftc22]

Very good. You all did a GREAT job!!! I really enjoyed this post.

[@starbright1256]

much respect to this channel & content. thank you!

[@italktoanimalsliketheyrehuman]

When you have a dream with a comparable setting as to the one in this music video, it's scary and distressing let me tell ya lol. Wish there could be a reaction video of Michael Jackson watching this reaction video. But alas, there's no point in wishing for the impossible......good way to set ourselves up for negativity. On the other hand, it can be fun to imagine how he might've reacted to this! 😊

[@jamesd1747]

True true, love the video/ song and I kinda imagine somewhere he's seen it.... even if Dave Dave hasn't😁

[@Becca-UK]

Love you all. Great reaction 🙏💙💚💜 Going to check out more of your videos….subscribed 🥰🥰

[@minniedrennen3938]

I love watching them see this

[@yeahbutitsart]

This warms my heart. I miss michael now. world have a big time loss for not treating him right while he was alive but at least he’s in peace now. Thanks for you guys’ hard work making this video. I wish this channel have a marvelous growth in the future ❤

[@jessyvalentine7492]

I love the thumbnail of Parvati, she looks like Nefertiri.