Jackson 5 - 'Medley: Stand!, Who's Loving You, I Want You Back' On The Ed Sullivan Show REACTION!!

[@zyoteesunuwar4825]

it's wild when you realize that MJ spent 45/50 years of his life singing and performing and gave 40/50 years of his life to the music industry.

[@hayleycameron4591]

I’m sorry but I noticed you have great taste in music with your profile and with your comment.

[@zyoteesunuwar4825]

@@hayleycameron4591 thank you!! I feel like being born is the biggest contribution that MJ gave to the music that's why I don't play around with his name.

[@itsjustnaima]

@@zyoteesunuwar4825 as you should 🤝😌

[@Snyper1405]

....Then they killed him for his efforts 😔

[@mickpernell1467]

not really that has been him since the 60s. hes always loved music.

[@Yensid98]

Michael Jackson became the lead singer of the group at age 5 after he brought the school falculty to tears when he sang "Climb Every Mountain" at a school recital. Once he joined the group he was rehearsing every day and joining local competitions, others in further cities and many in other states. He never had formal vocal training. It just came natural to him. He was the very definition of "prodigy".

[@PerrySheltonlll]

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[@HiImBeans]

It did not come natural. His father would severely beat him for hitting the wrong note or missing dance steps. Micheal was literally brought up in a slave home and conditioned for perfection as a toddler.

[@Yensid98]

@@HiImBeans Joseph could beat MJ all he wanted, but if MJ didn't have innate talent it wouldn't have miraculously made him a stellar singer. Yes, MJ was treated extremely harshly as a child and it affected him the rest of his life, but that treatment didn't give MJ talent.

[@HiImBeans]

@@Yensid98 Yes, he was talented. But you saying everything was natural takes away from the truth. A LOT of his talent was refined through punitive and corrective beating. Joe Jackson didn't just spank or yell at him. He beat his ass like a grown man.

[@icu3869]

@@HiImBeansTHANK YOU. Too many seem to forget that As an adult , Michael would Cry during interviews recalling his mother begging Joe to stop the brutality, wailing” stop! Please! you’re gonna kill him.” no amount of fame and fortune can ever make up for that kind of childhood. When I learned of MJs death I was relieved for him ,and glad to learn. He left his evil dad, Joe NOTHING in his will. Such amazing performances, but at too high a price.

[@harriettholmes539]

Mrs. Jackson said she knew Michael was special while she was pregnant. She said he was dancing in her belly. She said Michael showed rhythm and melody when he was under a year old and couldn't even walk.

[@Reginald-ir8ye]

Hi 😊 Jackson 5

[@patinho5589]

My mother used to sing to me whilst I was in her womb.. and I also liked singing very young.

[@catsara9114]

puberty was hard for michael because - as he said himself - everyone still wanted little michael. he felt a lot of pressure. noone knew what would happen to his voice. as a grown up he had a (lyrical) very flexible and colorful tenor voice with a lot of strength in the height.

[@elsaanderson1176]

Yes. Even though, the teen performances of MJ is crazy good still. It's a bit weird almost that MJ didn't have cock-ups during live performances and could do studio work with complete voice-control. I mean, MJ never took a break. Like took a year off to let their voice go through it's natural developement in good time. Or take a couple of years to singing in a more limited range song style. Like Got To Be There, Ben, Music And Me and Forever Michael are very VERY challenging song- and not least range-vice. Same with the J5 work during that same period.

[@erenyeeagah204]

@@elsaanderson1176 well there were periods specifically around 1975 where his voice was fully changing where he struggled with his old songs especially live and his voice would strain or even crack at high notes or he would avoid the hifgh nots all together and they had to lower the pitch for a lot of songs. he regained control of his voice agian in the late 70s and early 80s, you cyan tell especially on the thriller album that he had finally found his adult voice and style.

[@Milkers777]

The Greatest Boy Band Of All Time! The Others Don’t Stand A Chance And It Doesn’t Hurt To Have The Greatest Music Artist To Ever Live Michael Joseph Jackson With You😇🙌🏽👑❤️🔥💫(And to answer your questions I suggest you React to The Jackson 5 1972 or 1974 performances that’s when you can tell MJ was going through puberty but he always had a natural talent he never got taught how to dance or sing he was born with it truly React to Jackson 5 On The Sonny And Cher Comedy Hour Full 1972 Performance it’s phenomenal and shows that MJ adapted to his post puberty voice MJ dominated from Childhood to Adulthood MJ was already popular before the 80’s he just skyrocketed with Thriller in the 80’s and throughout his entire career Long Live The King Of Music Forever!)

[@jackiegoodspeed1849]

Well said.

[@jilll1287]

I remember when they broke into the scene. They were something else! Yes, I’m that old.

[@-breakofdawn-]

haha, me too! 👍😁

[@leehartlee2970]

Me also! Never saw anything like MJ and the Jackson 5, before, or since. Michael was so cute and SO talented, more talented than anyone else in the WORLD, let's face it!

[@chillywillie6283]

Back when you needed actual talent to be on television.

[@itsjustnaima]

GOAT!!!!!!!! Please react to his Grammy award performance in 1988!!! Fun fact: Michael had to show his birth certificate to prove that he was a 11 year old kid because nobody believed that a human being would be that talented at this age. He was gifted from start to finish. Goat goat goat

[@_k.jss2529]

🏃🏾‍♂️⚡

[@Snyper1405]

👍💯👍💯👍💯

[@-breakofdawn-]

He said that most who heard him sing live thought he was a grown-up man that was just very short. They couldn’t believe he was just a kid performing with the professionalism and skill of someone 5 times his age. 😁

[@johnlucas1543]

There will NEVER be another like the Jackson 5 & there DAMN SURE will NEVER be another like Michael Jackson. Enjoyed you guys' reaction to these classic performances. There's a reason why this family is so LEGENDARY.

[@leahartlee29]

I always say what a beautiful family the Jackson's have.

[@Lynn705Hal]

Ah, the Osmonds.

[@shays.3104]

What’s so crazy to me is the way he was always able to emote the lyrics in any song. At such a young age even if I could sing it sure wouldn’t come across as so heartfelt. He was truly passionate for music because he couldn’t possibly understand the realities of the song yet the way he always delivers is just astounding.

[@-breakofdawn-]

Please don’t forget that he spent a lot of time watching other grown-up artists perform after or before their own performance. He said himself that he learned observing the masters at work, and then turning that into his own style. Two of his idols were James Brown and Fred Astaire, for instance. So even if he didn’t understand the grown-up lyrics, he was inspired by the way others did it, and that certainly helped a lot to develop his perfect phrasing. That and hours after hours of relentless rehearsal.

[@patinho5589]

@@-breakofdawn-yup. We absorb and we copy what we are exposed to. Naturally.. often without conscious intent.

[@icu3869]

Don’t forget their dad, Joe terrorized them with brutal beatings, demanding perfection. If they missed a note, a dance step, or didn’t look like they were having a great time charming viewers, the violent assaults from their dad left their mom begging him not to kill poor Michael.

[@Anna-gc5ie]

Little Michael always make me smile. He was so adorable

[@ShaunComnerley-zi3xr]

Such a simpler life back in those days

[@unknown-pt9fk]

First, all Jacksons have soft voices. Listen to Jackie or Jermaine. Michael's voice wasn't so high, as you indicated. He CHOOSE to speak in a higher register, but his singing voice was different. He could sing high and LOW.

[@-breakofdawn-]

He could sing high and low, and his speaking voice was also low if he CHOSE to allow it to be natural, and if he felt comfortable and in his element. Listen to his short speech before Heal The World at the Superbowl for instance. That’s his natural speaking voice. He always (subconsciously) raised it and spoke in a higher, softer voice when he was self-conscious or felt shy. One of my favorite songs entirely in his lower, chesty register is ”2000 Watts” from the Invincible album.

[@glenxoseph]

tito's voice is pretty deep

[@Yensid98]

Albums by MJ and the J5. 1969 (J5) Diana Ross and The Jackson 5 1970 (J5) ABC / (J5) Third Album / (J5) Jackson 5 Christmas Album 1971 (J5) Maybe Tomorrow / (J5) Goin' Back To Indiana (live concert album) / (J5) Lookin' Through The Windows 1972 (MJ - 14) Got To Be There / (MJ - 14) Ben 1973 (J5) Skywriter / (J5) G.I.T.: Get It Together / (J5) The Jackson 5 In Japan (live concert album) / (MJ - 15) Music & Me 1974 (J5) Dancing Machine 1975 (J5) Moving Violations / (MJ - 16) Forever Michael 1976 (Jacksons) The Jacksons 1977 (Jacksons) Goin' Places 1978 (Jacksons) Destiny 1979 (MJ - 21) Off The Wall 1980 (Jacksons) Triumph 1981 (Jacksons) The Jacksons Live! 1982 (MJ - 24) Thriller / E.T. The Extra Terrestrial Storybook Album 1984 (Jacksons) Victory 1987 (MJ - 29) Bad 1989 (Jacksons) 2300 Jackson Street 1991 (MJ - 33) Dangerous 1995 (MJ - 37) HIStory: Past, Present & Future Book I 1997 (MJ - 39) Blood On The Dance Floor: HIStory In The Mix 2001 (MJ - 43) Invincible

[@barbaradias9154]

React Michael Jackson "Bad" and "Remember The Time"

[@georgiadianarose7198]

MJ was truly out of this world

[@laceybko]

Michael Jackson's talent was purely God given. When you are chosen, you are simply chosen! People train their whole lives to delivery that level of soul and power in a song. It always came naturally to him. A true musical talent gone way too soon. 💕

[@LolliSweet82]

Michael didn't only have the talent; he polished it. Cultivated it. He worked hard. 😊

[@richardkovacs2006]

btw Who's loving by little MJ is EPIC. This is the version everybody tries to emulate ever since. I wonder how you've never heard of it...

[@plother4242]

I miss Michael. He was exactly 2 weeks older than me so in a way we grew up together even though I never saw him in person. I watched him on tv and listened to his songs all the time we were growing up.

[@mjedits8357]

Ya'll should check out Michael performing the Jackson 5 medley as an adult on the dangerous tour, or maybe with all the Jacksons in 2001. It's so amazing to see how much the dances and songs evolved on stage over the years.

[@harriettholmes539]

MJ🐐 Please react to more MJ

[@D.nada_47]

Great reaction guys. The crazy thing is you can literally watch MJ's evolution as an artist..childhood, teen, young adult and then boom Icon. He would still perform some of those J5 songs out of respect to where he began.

[@whoami7770]

The Goat!!!!!

[@personofearth5076]

I'm 66 so I'm the same age as Michael. I had the pleasure of growing up with the Jackson 5 music and later Michael's music, watching his music from start to finish.

[@whoami7770]

How cute Michael looks!!!

[@-breakofdawn-]

He was 11 at that time (that particular show took place on December 14, 1969), and he had already been singing and dancing for 6 years at that age. Most of what you’re hearing is insane natural talent plus the long harsh rehearsals by a strict father every day. That’s the reason why he always kept stressing that he had no childhood. After he went through puberty, he tried to sing in a heady mixed voice at first (Rock With You, Don’t Stop Till You Get Enough), so the fans would still make the connection between the child star and the grown-up. It didn’t take him long to create his own singing style with his trademark gasps, his raspy belting, and his hee hee’s, and people loved it. As for your questions how you teach a kid to sing like that at such a young age - if there’s no natural talent, then you don’t. You can’t. I’ve worked with kids for almost 20 years, and among other things I taught them music - if you want to teach them rhythm and how to clap or stomp different beats, you usually cannot do it properly before the age of seven. They’re simply not ready earlier, developmentwise. As for singing, I find that many still struggle with hearing and singing on pitch at age 11, the age Michael was in this video. There are exceptions, obviously, but these facts just to help you appreciate his god-given musical genius even more. The 60’s through 80’s, and part of the 90’s, before the invention of autotune in ’97 and heavily computer processed voices that have nothing to do with singing skills anymore, was a fantastic era with many great artists and fantastic live concerts. That was still real music back then that you could enjoy, and I was happy to see that you both did. Thank you for a great reaction! Oh, and btw, anyone that likes to bash Michael for singing playback during some live performances, and particularly the ’97 leg of the HIStory tour - they should watch this video of the Ed Sullivan Show to be reminded that he already had perfect pitch, perfect technique, and total vocal control at age 11, you don’t lose that as you get older. Most of the time he would use playback for parts of a song only, but do ad-libs and endings live, and he was so good that people barely noticed the difference, and had a hard time telling what bits were live and which weren’t. The reason for the playbacks wasn’t that he couldn’t deliver - it was his perfectionism. His dancing was always live after all, but in ’97 he was almost 40, and at that age, despite the many years of training, your body’s stamina simply isn’t the same anymore as it was in your twenties. He still wanted people to have the perfect experience, so he saved his energy by not singing live AND dancing for two hours straight anymore for an average of 80-120 shows per tour. Who can blame him? So I hope after seeing this reaction and especially ”Who’s loving you”, people will give him a break and remember what a one-of a kind genius he was.

[@heatherprincipe8537]

He only fully danced and fully sang from a young age and blown away by him and whole Jackson 5. They are legendary!

[@studiosinger]

By far the best child singer I’ve ever heard! For real!

[@heatherprincipe8537]

Ever. And Jackson 5 was exquisite. They're Legendary.

[@drewv5119]

The Jacksons, J5 are Music Royalty! MJ is and always be the Greatest Entertainer of All Time!

[@Stoissy]

Checkout the Motown 25 Jackson 5 performance! its in the 80's,michael is older and in the thriller Era singing those songs! performs Billie jean and moonwalks for the very for time in the same video! give it a watch boys !

[@krjdallas]

God's talent jar must have been almost empty after he made MJ..that voice coming out of that little guy? Perplexing, enthralling magic... wonderful

[@amandawade6148]

Ed Sullivan made everyone famous!! He brought a huge range of people on his show. He did very little talking. He let everyone do their acts.

[@captainbryce1]

When his voice changed they just lowered the key half a step to match his new singing register so that he could still hit all of the notes. The beauty about Michael is that even as an adult, he still could sing really high and also had a falsetto register that he could use to hit some of the higher notes.

[@mildredpierce4506]

Michael was a sensation because of his age and he had an amazing voice and he was singing love songs while still in elementary school.

[@SarahAli-oc8hy]

Please do more Jackson Five and Michael Jackson reactions. MJ 1988 Grammy performance. MJ is the GOAT of GOATS 👑❤

[@gabrielvalerianomanalang]

Starting in the music industry since the age of 5, performing onstage live since a kid and died at 50 before going back to live stage again. So sad that he died at 50. 50 is kinda young

[@-breakofdawn-]

Way too young to die, I agree. Although he didn’t want to go back on stage again. This is it! was forced on him. He only agreed because they asked for 5 shows at first, then raised that number to 50 without even asking him. He was desperate, knowing there was no way he could’ve done that many shows, having never fully recovered from the toll the 2005 trial had taken on his health. He’d been working hard for 45 years and wanted to retire, be there for his kids, and work on new material. He lived and breathed music, so I’m certain he still would’ve kept creating, but performing live was not what he wanted anymore.

[@adriano3487]

React to man in the mirror live

[@sandy80_ger]

Great reaction. I would like to see your reaction to 'Man In The Mirror' Moonwalker version and the official video to 'Another Part Of Me'.

[@ifilmstuff8049]

Insane!!!!

[@syazonce9610]

Twice have a song cover "i want you back" by MJ

[@clarakam3858]

I am so happy to see you reacted to this!! Epic!!! The king!! He was amazing, a genius, a talent from God!!🥰🥰🇷🇴🇷🇴🤴🤴🤴🤴 r.i.p M.J the real king 😢😢

[@clarakam3858]

You should also listen to the song " Ben" sing by Michael Jackson is amazing ..won a golden globe ..and imagine to be for sooo manny years no 1 in music ... insane 🥰👏👏🤴🤴🤴🤴

[@jjhall1963]

Ed Sullivan: His non-charisma was his charisma

[@knockoutking3764]

He was born with the GIFT!!

[@thatgirlkells5505]

Re: Ed Sullivan's "lack of charm". That's why his show was so successful. He allowed the stars to shine!!!!

[@pamelajones-meadows7627]

This the Reason Why He Is 👑.

[@hernanpernett9347]

12 Years old in this video, men, MJ the GREATEST of All time, MJ forever

[@sandy80_ger]

In december 1969 Michael was 11 years old.

[@SamoanObsidian]

Michael was a natural born singer. Nobody taught him how to sing.

[@tacita8453]

great to see you guys reacting to these type of music 🥺 love it

[@ajruther67]

Michael was born in 1958. He started singing and practicing with his brothers when he was 5 years old in 1963. I was born before The Jackson 5 got signed with Motown in 1968 when Michael was 10 years old. This video clip on The Ed Sullivan Show is from 1970 when they hit big. Michael was 12 by then.

[@sharoninglima1217]

Michael has God given talent and the whole family. I saw him in the 80’s at his Off The Wall concert

[@marymoore5776]

His mother said he was born with that talent. Great.

[@brittanyjean6600]

Love all your reactions, the MJ videos. And the Britney reactions the most and just a thought, just like you've reacted to Deep Dive #FreeBritney, you should look at Michael and his tribulations later on in life with the allegations watch square one MJ. The parallels between Michael and Britney and their treatment by the world and the media is very similar.. Michael is the Goat!! always enjoyable videos, keep up the awesome work!

[@gorgeousfreeman1576]

great reaction i would love for you guys to react to MJ billie jean live at Wembley 1988 full performance also , could you react to the jackson five 2001 full performance ?

[@vt5533]

Well, Ed Sullivan was not much of an announcer, but he got all the talent every week! Everyone watched this show. We used to call him little Michael Jackson....

[@maryk446]

Yes. Ed Sullivan was always non-charismatic. I think he started out as a columnist writing about entertainers and later on had a TV show.

[@tzuwhipped5604]

PLEASE REACT ALSO TO TWICE’S I WANT YOU BACK COVER!!! THEY DID SO WELL

[@aquariusmarika]

Michael sweetheart baby, my biggest love - forever missed!

[@Fernanda-go8om]

Michael Jackson é mais que um gênio! Raríssimo! Como consegue ter tantos talentos espetaculares? no canto, na dançava, na escrita, na produção, na pintura, no desenho. Chega a ser sobrenatural, ou seja, parece ter super poderes! E ainda era um anjo, generoso, puro, amável, gentil, um gentleman! Um verdadeiro rei!

[@Fernanda-go8om]

Vocês poderiam ativar a legenda de idioma do You Tube no português brasileiro, por favor?

[@Son-of-Wendu]

FBA, Foundational Black American.

[@janellestevens2316]

One of the more fucked up things about Michael Jackson’s “childhood” is that he was performing lead in NIGHTCLUBS at five years old; 5!! 😳. He was born with that gift. His brothers didn’t teach him shit! 😂😂

[@melodramatic7904]

I am 2 years to late for this, but I do wonder if you ever checked out Jackson 5 stuff from when he was a teenager. Cause his voice is actually just as wonderful. Deeper, obviously but still wonderful. He basically sounds like the Michael Jackson WE know just in a group. I know they had a variety show at one time, that was probabaly another reason why didn't release as much music in the later years. Their Destiny album is amazing though (I think that was their last album as a group). If you haven't yet, check out "blame it on the boogie" and "Can you feel it."

[@Mattoschaotic02]

More Michael less Kpop, childrens

[@thebrilliantmrpedro]

Michael Jackson was known for occasionally slurring his words in certain parts of his songs, but still managing to sound good. He did this to add his own unique style or sometimes simply because he didn't care. This is my personal observation.

[@zinarhone7642]

Attended my first Jackson 5 concert at the age of 5 in 1970.

[@DarkAngel1985Mike]

Love this since I’m named after MJ

[@jemalrankin5494]

You guys are killing me !!! 😆 🤣 😂 !! No Ed Sullivan was like that ... ALWAYS !

[@lanceflx63]

Stand is a Sly & Family Stone cover and Who’s Loving You was a Smokey Robinson cover. I remember watching this…it was 1968 and I was 5.

[@ehuffnsd]

There were 10 Jackson siblings, Rebbie the eldest sister and child, Jackie the eldest brother, Tito, Jermaine, LaToya, Marlon and his twin brothers Brandon who died at birth, Michael, Randy(not the same from American Idol and then a following a five year gap Janet. Rebbie was all ready married when her brothers made ir. It's the five eldest boys who make up the Jackson 5, when they left Motown Jermaine stayed and Randy took his spot and they became the Jacksons. Janet was 2 when her brothers became famous and made her first tv appearance at 5. She doesn't remember life before they were famous. Since her dad was always on the road she didn't suffer the same abuse the rest of her siblings did

[@natashafawzi8405]

Michael actually sang and performed through puberty with the Jackson 5/The Jacksons. You should check those performances out!

[@lauracaruso2524]

Michael Jackson was and will always be the GOAT of pop music.

[@detraturpin2112]

This appearance on the Ed Sullivan show was in the early ‘70s, not the “60s. I know this because I was born 1 year before Michael Jackson and witnessed his entire career in real time. I learned how to dance because I was so inspired by the Jackson 5.

[@georgiadianarose7198]

It's actually late 60's. The presentation they reacted is from December 14, 1969

[@robertofajardo920]

This performance originally aired on Sunday, December 14, 1969. I was finishing my first semester of high school, and still remember how amazing it was. The video clip being reacted to here doesn't include the final moments, when Ed Sullivan introduced Diana Ross, who was in the audience, and credited her with bringing the Jackson 5 to national attention. An airing in the early '70s would have been a rebroadcast.

[@sylviafarese8837]

I believe Michael was 10 or 11 about that time.

[@stephinthesix3355]

Hey guys - watch the Motown 25 medley of Jackson 5 songs to see how MJ performed their songs as an adult ☺️

[@lc8671]

The G.O.A.T entertainer of all time. did it on top for 50YRS..

[@mullaoslo]

It's still weird to me that we live in a world without Michael... For 25 years of my life he was EVERYWHERE and he had already been big for 20 years when I was born.. It's inane.. I'm Norwegian but I was in Amsterdam on holiday when he died.. After babysitting my friends tripping on shrooms I went for a walk and In the park at 5am I found a Norwegian newspaper with Michael's death on the Frontpage.. We had just learned about it a few hours earlier..

[@jjhall1963]

When he could really sing. He is so smooth in his singing and dancing. Pure unexplainable talent. Magic!

[@ezanadebebe4563]

wdym when he could really sing?? He always could until maybe his 40s...

[@martina6638]

He was always able to sing, what the HELL??? Didi you ever watched his performances in this is ir rehearsals of "human nature" and "i just can't stop loving you?"?? He killed it and he was 50

[@ObsoleteBat]

@@ezanadebebe4563 nah not even then he always had it watch this is it it was filmed the same year he died

[@ObsoleteBat]

Nah he always could sing

[@ninjafirewolf]

James Brown Tami Show Performance

[@susanthompson7371]

MJ !!💕💕💕 Musical Protégé!!! 💕 Jacksons 5 !! Gifted !! Like ya reactions!!

[@josearturoaguilarparada9492]

Pensar que entre esos niños estaría el futuro Astro musical, compositor y bailarín más grande del milenio

[@cinbunner]

Michael Jackson … live Bad Tour!

[@dylanwashington2419]

That's what separate God- Given Innate Talent from Mediocrity. Legendary talents like Michael Jackson, Judy Garland, Glady's Knight, Aretha Franklin, Stevie Wonder, and even Mozart are world renowned child prodigies whom never needed training they just needed the push and the opportunity.

[@joannbrooker9282]

You don't learn to sing like that; he was born with that ability. And of course daily rehearsals with his brothers.

[@SJ-ry3sp]

Please react to Prince 'she's always in my hair' at Montreux jazz festival in 2013 and Little red corvette during his welcome 2 America tour

[@DarkAngel1985Mike]

70’s not the 60’s

[@2007DUDE_official]

Michael has been singing/making music from 1966-2009 which is a gap of 43 years... four decades

[@vonexchuy]

Twice have a song cover "i want you back"

[@Bow503]

06:34 you reaction - the same- his move was so cool so natural so passionate. and 08:14 the jimmy fallon impression oh man lol in all, this is just treasure of in the history of humanity

[@naeemrasheed9368]

The Jackson 5 then became The Jackson’s and still had hits as a teenager (Dancing Machine, Can You Feel it, Enjoy Yourself, Never Can Say Goodbye, Heartbreak Hotel etc.) combined they sold over 100 million albums around the world and even had their own Saturday morning cartoon and are in the Rock&Roll Hall Of Fame…

[@DIAMONDGIRL57]

Original song Sly and the Family Stone. “Stand” “Who’s Loving You” Originally written and performed by Smokey Robinson. Michael out the song on the map. Last 60s-early 70s.

[@dmmrad54]

Stand written by Sly Stone Who's Loving You by Smokey Robinson

[@dimaskadimanovih3095]

Такого делитаньизма ещё поискать!! Надрочитесть на голых баб в журналах, повзраслейте!! Потом судиейством занимайтесь!!

[@richardkovacs2006]

You should react to *In the Closet* by MJ next time. Add the a capella version of it, too...

[@Son-of-Wendu]

at home

[@daviddixon6408]

Ed Sullivan was never known for his charisma but his show was on every Sunday night for 27 years.

[@kewlztertc5386]

Puberty is the song "Ben". Also the Carrol Barnett Show appearance is right in the middle of it.

[@scottortiz8274]

Little ," MICHAEL JACKSON", Even as a hunger that boy was on fire,. Listen to the song " BEN" it's awesome ,I had one too..YA, A BIG RAT AS A PET

[@thomasgriffiths6758]

That so called charismatic host was Ed Sullivan one of the monsters of late night television back in the 50's and 60's.

[@sharoninglima1217]

Michaels Mom Catherine said he was dancing as a baby. Ed Sullivan was huge. He and Elvis were great friends.

[@MelodyDodd-l1p]

Ed Sullivan was notoriously wooden on stage. I think it made his performers look even more talented. Michael Jackson was a prodigy.

[@jemalrankin6159]

Lmao !!! No ! I’m a 52 year old black man . That’s exactly who he was ! He didn’t like Elvis ! Elvis , and groups like the Jackson 5 were so fucking popular , he had to let them on . That was a corpse on stage ! If you think he has no stage present ... Imagine what we thought . I wasn’t even born when this song came out

[@sharoninglima1217]

Elvis loved Ed Sullivan and Vice verse. If you were invited on Ed Sullivan he launched your career!