WAIT WHAT?!| FIRST TIME HEARING Janet Jackson - Black Cat REACTION

[@jeremyallennossette6426]

I hope that someone mentioned that Vernon Reid from "Living Colour" did do the guitar solo on the single but Janet wrote that guitar hook when she was only 19 years old! People don't give her the credit she deserves and it's a damn shame. Please do "If" by Ms Jackson ❤

[@jasonnelson9707]

I was in the audience for the taping of this video. My best friend and I went to the stadium ticket booth the afternoon of the sold out show and sure enough some credit cards got declined and they had seats available for that night! We were 17 and had 8th or 10th row. We had no idea they were going to film. After the concert someone came on stage and said they were shooting Janet’s new video and if you wanted to stay you had to stay the whole 2 hrs or leave right away. We stayed and she must have performed this song 2 dozen times while all this huge equipment was swinging around. It was pretty cool for a bunch of teens.

[@VitaminJay12]

I was there too!

[@chelsea747]

Cool!!

[@Destyn2b]

What an awesome experience!

[@michelleboyer9506]

Lucky 😊

[@erikagholston6610]

You were so lucky.

[@Winnib7479]

Janet wrote and produced the music for Black Cat which was nominated for Best female Rock Performance at the Grammy's. Janet is the ONLY Artist in history to have Grammy nominations in Pop , Rock , Dance , Rap ( song with Busta Rhymes) , and R&B. Something even her brother Michael never accomplished in his awesome career. The Super Bowl incident doesnot define Janet Jackson. Her 51 years in the entertainment industry since the age of 7 does.

[@thejamminator]

That's a brilliant fact!

[@Murph_.]

GOAT...

[@zmbdog]

I really think this could've (rightfully) earned her a hard rock/metal nomination as well but it was only the second year of that category and they were likely hesitant due to the backlash they got the prior year when Jethro Tull won over Metallica (and Gn'R not even being nominated).

[@farghifar]

Also the first woman ever to be nominated for producer of the year

[@jerodday8111]

She still has this record in the Guiness Book of World Records

[@anjiharrell6175]

Since you guys loved Janet rockin’ so much it made me wonder if you guys saw En vogue’s Free Your Mind yet? R&B sisters rockin out! Free Your Mind was a banger for En Vogue as well. I hope you get a chance to react to them soon. 👍🏽

[@tobiassabot5851]

That's actually a great suggestion, that one needs to be on your list 8)

[@kbrown5523]

They have so many great tunes, but Free Your Mind is my favorite for sure!

[@CasViewer]

100% yes!!

[@andreadeamon6419]

I agree!

[@smallandfoolish3703]

Yes! Definitely Free Your Mind!!

[@aks4204]

Janet Jackson was killer in the 80’s. Always wrote great songs to dance to.

[@sheilameyers152]

Rock it Janet! My daughter would play the air guitar while we danced to this….splits we tried hard! So much fun!

[@lanceflx63]

This was actually from her first tour in 1990.

[@001spring]

She was even better in the 90's and early 2000's

[@lisacox3750]

@@001spring Yep! She came into her own starting in the 1990s.

[@afry6400]

She and Paula Abdul both.

[@kimberlymleczko4283]

It’s refreshing to see younger generations listen to all kinds of music. I’m 50 and listen to everything from the 50’s to current.Have a jukebox in my head 😂❤

[@ronhunt9396]

I'll be 74 in February so I hear ya

[@jeanstrickland2445]

I’m 60 we have to be careful not to rock the jukebox in our heads to hard 😂😂 this song does rock🙋🏻‍♀️

[@lindagaudin9546]

I could not agree with you more Kimberly! The first Rob Squad reaction I saw was Nights in White Satin, and I remember thinking how wonderful it was for these two young people to see & listen to the Moody Blues for the very first time!! I’ve been hooked ever since! They have brought so many favorites of mine back into my life, and turned me on to many more artists I’ve never even heard of! Rob Squad Reactions is the best, notice how all the others follow in their footsteps!?!

[@pamyaccarino7838]

I'm 53 and still listening to every decade and genre. My jukebox in my head is so random I never know what is going to pop in lol

[@poguemom3]

48 and I agree! I pretty much enjoy every genre! 🥰

[@milkspan2604]

the album "Control" was already outstanding and "Rhythm Nation" raised the level a little higher jam & lewis with janet are a dream team

[@tyrannicaltypomichaeltester]

Janet is Goated can do anything and better then about anyone

[@marybaillie8907]

This was from Janet Jackson's 4th album from 1989. It was titled Janet Jackson's Rhythm Nation 1814 and made it to Number One in the US. Just an amazing album from start to finish. And yes Janet can dance!!! Great reaction. Buckets of Maple Syrup love from Canada ❤️❤️ 🇨🇦 🇨🇦

[@palmirasanchez]

Your so sweet! Love sent to you all the way from TEXAS!💙💙💙💙🇨🇱💙

[@edwardreidt1230]

that whole CD was great,and great concert

[@oskarobit]

Almost everything due to Jimmy Jam y Terry Lewis, both close to Prince, who learned quite a lot from The Purple One and they did show it here. The sound in the album, that I played a lot back in the time, is the prove. :)

[@bspsdad]

GREAT ALBUM!

[@davidhabert]

@@bspsdad Your not wrong there, but it's not just the music that people need to listen to, they should pay closer attention to the lyrics and messages in that album. She wasn't wrong 30 years ago and she isn't wrong now.

[@angelaluz405]

This is, hands down, my favorite song by Janet Jackson!

[@francisseidel8014]

The way Justin Timberlake was treated versus Janet Jackson was the clearest demonstration that misogyny still has a strong foothold in the entertainment industry. Janet rocks! Her work with Terry Lewis and Jimmy Jam was phenomenal.

[@robertg7396]

Janet ruled the world back in the day. I remember watching her rise, and escape from Michael's shadow, and completely create a lane all her own. She was a total babe too. Haha 😄

[@ThomasRaymond47]

It is funny that Jay brought up pairing Janet with Living Colour. There are actually at least 3 different mixes of "Black Cat". The Album track had Ms. Jackson's tour guitarist. The radio and video versions of the song featured Nuno Bettancourt (guitarist from the band Extreme), and the "Guitar Mix" version featured Vernon Reid from.. you guessed it, Living Colour. Kudos to Jay. Great minds, man, great minds. 👍

[@HistoriaOrbis74]

Janet Jackson wrote this song, including the guitar riff. She has a very hard rock/ METAL side of her that many don't know of. It's a song that is loved by the Hard Rock/METAL community.

[@singingwordwright148]

NO ONE expected this from Janet Jackson when it came out, either. We were blown away. Which is why this song hits so hard. Rhythm Nation was a terrific album all around, especially for being that socially-conscious album that every performer has to put out at some point in their career, where they let the music be about the issues they care about. I highly recommend any number of tracks from it. Obviously if you both saw the halftime show, you've already heard "Rhythm Nation." I don't remember what other songs she did that night. "Miss u Much" would be a great song to react to if you haven't heard it already. And if you want the softer side, "Living in a World They Didn't Make" will give you CHILLS. Especially this year, I think.

[@baronvonsatan]

They reacted to Rhythm Nation.

[@thekingcobra63]

My all time favorite Janet Jackson song.

[@EVGriffinJr]

LOL! You didn’t know Janet could go there! Excellent choice! Check out “if” by her sometime! That one goes hard rock too!

[@poguemom3]

Love that one!

[@WolfsDE]

More Janet Jackson songs..... 1. If 2. Again 3. Runaway 4. Escapade 5. All For You This is only scratching the surface of her catalog, but yeah. Janet Jackson deserves the deep dive. Keep going.

[@ronnix23]

Btw Jermaine Jackson had some solo hits as well. Among them are Dynamite, Tickle Your Fancy (w/Devo), and Let's Get Serious.

[@lamontwilliams4172]

The Janet Jackson era rhythm Nation era oh my God you have to download the whole concert cuz Janet Jackson was knocking everybody off the charts man she was number one hit on the music charts she was that era man she own that

[@robtucker6303]

During this period of time… there was no one like Janet for me… I played Control… Rhythm Nation … Janet … great music. Beautiful woman… she was incredible.

[@richardc8795]

Was? She’s not dead you know. 🤔

[@davidhabert]

You may find this hard to believe Rob, I was still listening to the Rhythm Nation album six years after it came out. The main reason for that wasn't just because of the music, but I was inspired by the social messages that she was saying and singing on that album, she wasn't wrong then and she isn't wrong now.

[@robtucker6303]

@@richardc8795 Of course not… but for me, the best of her music was before The Velvet Rope Album…

[@theresataylor6675]

Tommy Lee said this was one of the best rock songs he's ever heard. I was blessed enough to see Janet in concert right after this album came out. I was blown away.

[@matthewvade6553]

As soon as I saw what you were about to watch, told myself, "Well, Jay's gonna like this one!" This song not only went to number one on the charts, it also helped Janet set a record when it was nominated for the Grammy Award for Best Female Rock Performance. That nomination made her the first artist to be nominated in five different Grammy genres. I think she still holds that record, but I may have missed someone breaking it somewhere along the line.

[@aresee2003]

"Escapade".......should be your next Janet reaction......great video for it

[@trinkab]

Janet and Michael started doing stuff more together in the late 80s as Janet was coming into her own (Rhythm Nation). This was about the same time (about a year apart) as Michael's Dirty Diana and you can sort of see a similar vibe her. They did eventually do a song/video together in 95 called Scream. Check it out!

[@jp3813]

Two years, actually. Dirty Diana was released as a single in April of 1988, while Black Cat was in August of 1990. The albums that they came from were released in August 1987 and September 1989 respectively.

[@trinkab]

@@jp3813 fair enough, however, they are very talented musical siblings, I suspect they actually talked to each other about their music they were making.

[@amandabispo2949]

Dirty Diana is one of my Favorite MJ songs...true banger!

[@trinkab]

@@amandabispo2949 I admit when it first came out I was confused because it wasn't immediately danceable. I had to watch it a few times.

[@user-ii4zf5iq3t]

Don't forget Jermaine Jackson's "Why did you do what you did"

[@miss_nelson5468]

I'm so blessed to have seen both Janet & M.J. in a live concert. I saw M.J. in Dallas on his Bad Tour & of course Janet on her Rhythm Nation tour in Germany! Such a great era!

[@joeb1528]

Saw her in Berlin on that tour.

[@davidhabert]

I've seen Janet in concert on her Rhythm Nation tour and then during the Janet tour in London, England. I found I enjoyed the Rhythm Nation tour a lot more. I'm more of an old school heavy rock/metal fan nowadays and I've been to many rock/metal concerts in my time. But not one of those concerts even came close to matching the Rhythm Nation tour because it was the best concert I ever went to.

[@kelanth462]

This is a BANGER!!! That guitar rif is AMAZING!!! LOVE THIS SONG. Favorite Janet Jackson song of all time!!

[@stevehamilton8824]

I think this is her BEST song. It rocks, she is fine and you want to go crazy. Love this song!

[@edkeaton]

Janet Jackson is incredible! I had both "Control" and "Rhythm Nation" back in the day! 👋😎

[@angelcris10]

Another Janet Rock song is..."If." This is one of my favorite songs from her. The choreography...AMAZING!!

[@michaellynch9550]

Janet Jackson was my first concert. My dad took me to it when I was 14.

[@Murph_.]

Janet is one of the most talented women in music of all time. If she's not the GOAT, I don't know who is. LOVE that woman so much! Vernon Reid is from that band, and he's the guitarist on the stage.

[@liz6965]

This is such a killer song and Janet was the absolute queen in the 80s. I would sooooo love you to do a reaction to Janet’s performance at the Grammys in 1987 “What have you done for me lately” - I remember recording this performance on my VCR cos I knew she was going to be on and I memorised her moves and danced it everyday until my tape got so worn out chewed up and it then was gone 😩 but I have now found it on YT - you will LOVE it kzbin.info/www/bejne/aamTeXZ7a6psq9U … when music award shows and performances were phenomenal!!

[@lynnschnekenburger7270]

Oh, hell yes!!! Janet slays it!!! This woman can hit anything outta the park!!! If you haven't hit it yet: Scream - Michael and Janet Jackson. ✌❤

[@sallyh5413]

I was extremely fortunate to go to this concert (Rhythm Nation Tour) as an adolescent. It was one of the most exciting times of my life, she was an absolute dream come true. She is still my idol. 💗

[@nightfangs2910]

Another banger by Janet Jackson...love will never do without you 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@roger1296]

JANET CAN DO ANYTHING…❤️

[@surlechapeau]

Jay & Amber, You'll love her song "Again", my favorite from her!! Talented singer and dancer!

[@reneeallen3569]

My favorite JJ song! Check out her and Michael singing together in the song Scream.

[@matthewenies3668]

If you want a song from Janet that can’t be matched for its hook is ‘If’ from her 1993 album

[@amandabispo2949]

Yes!! I made this same song suggestion..."If" is fire!! 🔥

[@lisacox3750]

This is still one of my favorite JJ songs, please I love when she performs it live.

[@NocturnalNuggets]

I was just coming to find this comment! 💯

[@jayce711]

Janet was it!! I was a MJ fan too, but Janet...on my goodness! She was an idol to a multitude of girls.!!

[@tephralynn]

I really, really, want to see the two of you react to Janet's "If". Definitely watch the official video for that one.

[@XFLexiconMatt]

On the studio version the guitarist was Nuno Bettencourt from the band Extreme. Cool track.

[@Sombergirl1979]

Nuno Bettencourt is an amazing guitarist. I love the guitar solo in the Extreme song Get The Funk Out. It's actually one of Brian May's favorite guitar solos

[@cariblount6639]

You should check out the song “Scream” by Michael & Janet Jackson. It is hella awesome. This song has always been one of my faves of hers & I’m so glad you were able to listen & now love it too! Keep on Rockin’ you two! 🤘🤘🤘

[@cynthiawallace4995]

I think I heard or read that she actually wrote this song.

[@vitordecastr0]

@@cynthiawallace4995 they wrote it together. In her 2022 documentary has a scene of Janet and Michael writing scream. She says to Michael: you write yours verses and I write mine

[@Shadowruse]

Funny you said Living Colour because Vernon Reid, guitarist of Living Colour, did the guitar for this song! Itsso powerful and great, always one of my favorites to this day!

[@katherineharman9289]

I was lucky enough to be front row at the Rhythm Nation tour. The only reason I was in the front was due to a broken leg, so we got special seating. I almost didn't go because of my injury. Had no idea how I was going to get to our far away seats. But there was NO way I was missing Janet! Imagine my surprise when they escorted me right to the front. 😲I am sure that would not happen these days. But thank you to whoever wheeled me up front. 🙂

[@oneday1012]

I went to her " Rhythm Nation Tour " back in 1990 when I was working in a record store. "Black Cat" was just as exciting in person as it was in the music video. I remember it was my favorite song she performed in the concert.

[@Emily1672]

Right?! I actually went to the concert the night before my high school graduation. What a week that was!

[@raymondreid4987]

She was a superstar when she was a child and as she got older she just became so much more, a top diva Goddess.

[@jeremyallennossette6426]

Janet was also the first black woman to dominate the number one spot on the Billboard hard rock/metal chart with this song right here!!! With that being said though it was also her first song not to chart in the top 10 of the R&B charts. With so many color issues back in the late 1900's Janet at the time was not a colored artists but an artist period that all people loved!!! Great review 👍 thank you from El Paso Texas.

[@jp3813]

Unfortunately, many considered crossing genres back then to be a form of selling out. Hence, Whitney Houston was booed in the Soul Train Awards for apparently sounding too white. Even Metallica's Black Album was controversial among metalheads for being more radio-friendly.

[@lisacox3750]

@@jp3813 this is very true. It's complex though. I think it's more complex than "selling out". The reality is that as a black artist if you stick to R&B for example...you aren't going to have the same success. It's unfortunate but it's a fact. That's why a lot of black artists switch over to pop...so in a way...they ARE doing it for money and fame. They DO sell out "in a sense". They won't have the same money and fame sticking to jazz or blues or R&B. And I've seen some of them switch over to pop and (for me)...I've seen the quality of those individuals' music drop by switching over. There is just a raw and grittiness that is in the more "soulful" music that can't be replicated when you do pop. But from a financial (for them) and marketing (for the record labels) standpoint...I get it why people go commercial. They have bills to pay and they will do what they need to do to sell their music and make money. They make it hard for black women...that's why Whitney Houston and Janet Jackson were quickly called "sell outs".

[@jp3813]

@@lisacox3750 Is it automatically just all about money & fame for black artists or can they actually be given the benefit of the doubt that they're simply exploring genres and widening their artistry? I highly doubt that Prince was struggling financially when he was accused of catering to white audiences.

[@sawin-rf7yr]

Please do more Janet and another artist I know you'd love is Jody Watley. Good songs to start with by her is Real Love and Looking For a New Love.

[@allieren]

This album (Rhythm Nation) and her subsequent album, Janet, are her best in my opinion. “If,” “That’s The Way Love Goes,” and “All For You “ from the Janet album are a must-listen.

[@miconis123]

A talented performer should be able to cross over to multiple genres. Janet with a guitar solo brings back great memories

[@bertisjordan1085]

Janet is my Baaaaabaaaa! From the time I was a teenager and she was on the show Fame. You have to react to "Control"

[@kelloneill74]

"Janet makes me feel way cooler than I actually am." I loved when you said this - some artists make you feel like a bad ass, it's great fun :D

[@angelahall332]

Can't go wrong with Janet. I loved your suprised reaction..

[@robertcherman]

Have you ever watched the show Diff'rent Strokes, that was my introduction to Janet Jackson, when she was an actress, before being a famous singer. She wasn't part of the main cast, but played a reoccurring role for 4 years from 1980 to 84. If you ever go to react to shows, do that show, maybe. I want to see people react to old 80s and 90s sitcoms, even maybe Little House on the Prairie or The Brady Bunch.

[@jerodday8111]

Janet was so good as an actor

[@diosesdelamusica793]

Excellent reaction, that is why she deserved to belong to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, she is a complete and versatile queen

[@Musicvegan01]

There's a song on Janet's 1982 debut album called "Come Give Your Love To Me" that has a kind of rock n roll sound. 3 of the songs on that album got R&B radio airplay, but they didn't crossover to Top 40 radio. Which was the case with most R&B artists & songs.

[@Lemons66]

Janet is one of my faves! React to Together Again, and Got 'til It's Gone.

[@etc7070]

When this came out when I was a kid, I obviously already knew her and her music. But she was pop, and I was at heart more of a rock fan. So when I first heard Black Cat? Instant love! Glad you finally got to see this one and I knew your minds were going to be blown.

[@dawnwilloughby249]

My favorite JJ song and then Pleasure Principle

[@tombanaski3251]

More proof of the extreme talent of the Jackson family, and Janet is IMO the most underrated of them all. The joke about she and Michael being the same person ("hey you never see them in the same room at the same time") was as much a testament to their talent as it was their likeness at one point facially. Please, PLEASE make sure you do "If" by Janet and make sure you do the music video---it is Janet at just about her sexiest and her dancing in it won't be forgotten, especially by Jay. It's a great song, very empowering to women if you listen to the lyrics in spite of the sexiness she oozes as she sings.... Keep up the great work--I watch your review on both channels religiously...

[@snailysnail0]

Remember the first time hearing this song, being in my car and came on the radio. Janet was so hot and now she rocked! Didn't hear the song again for weeks, can only think the radio station played it well before it was officially released.

[@donaldpalmer9162]

The actual lead guitar on the album and the track is the guy from Billy idols band Stevie Stevens

[@barbarino2000]

I think they are ready for “Scream”. Underrated music video from Michael and Janet , both at the end of their line, and bringing it HARD one last time - and as a duo.

[@DC_Prox]

I was a dance DJ in the early and mid 90s, Janet Jackson's Rhythm Nation 1814 was an essential record in my crate. She had already proven that she could make good music by that point, but the spectacle and production value of Rhythm Nation showed that she was on the same level as Michael, and that she deserved to be a star in her own right.

[@endoraismygma]

This entire album is 🔥. Had a friend who saw her live during this tour and said he'd never sweat so much lol. She said Michael taught her to never leave the audience wanting for more. He said these ppl paid to see a show so give it all you got. 🤧💜

[@vanessalucas4760]

I love that you're exploring different sides to Ms. Janet Jackson! If you want to see a different side again, definitely check out "That's The Way Love Goes". Other recommendations include "If", "Love Will Never Do Without You", "Escapade", "Miss You Much", "What Have You Done For Me Lately", "Runaway", and "Together Again".

[@big106razor]

I'm a rocker at heart, but this song got me into Janet. And the fact that Nuno from Extreme played the guitar solo on one of the edits put the cherry on top.

[@Looneyintheboonies]

Yay!! I can't remember how many times I've almost begged for this one, telling reactors how she was nominated for awards in 5 different categories and won for best rock video that year! This song has been covered by various metal bands and at the time it was out, she was arguably more popular than her famous brother! Thank ya'll for getting to this one, it was a BIG crossover hit for her!

[@shirleyjones9460]

When I saw her in concert, this was the first song she sang. The concert was awesome!

[@362chop]

Saw her in concert back in the "Rhythm Nation" days. Gotta tell ya she put on one heck of a show. No one today compares.

[@MacDaddyRico]

I remember her when she acted in Good Times and Diff'rent Strokes... Then she busted out in song and dance and really shone...

[@SusanJohnston]

She’s amazing ❤❤❤rock out Janet!❤Miss Jackson if you’re nasty!❤

[@HeathersCrochetCorner]

Miss Janet had the huge advantage of coming from a very musical family. She's young enough to have watched her brothers (Jackson 5) and to watch MJ cross over from Pop to Rock with "Dirty Diana" with Slash on guitar and Eddie Van Halen playing the solo in "Beat It". She also was in the movie "Poetic Justice" with Tupak, something worth checking out on your movie reaction channel.

[@wayneccj0710]

This is one of my favorite Janet Jackson songs. My very favorites are the times she sang with her brother Michael.

[@svechappe6075]

Next reaction to Janet should be "Love Will Never Do (Without You)"

[@LocoMarzz]

It's an awesome song and reaction! No one does it like Janet. She actually has a few rock songs... Should check out What about VH1 fashion award performance... Standing Ovation!

[@dawnpatrol700]

Escapade was another good one from this album. This album was loaded with hits

[@williammaddox6363]

This is off of her rock heavy album “rhythm nation 1814”. The entire album is pure fire.

[@keithroberts4952]

Amber, you are cool! Waaay cooler than you give yourself credit for! You are a cool woman, wife, mum and person!

[@BillGraper]

One of her #1 hits. This one was from the amazing year of 1989.

[@markm5243]

Didn’t hit #1 until October 1990 though

[@leomagitz2321]

THIS IS MY JANET JACKSON JAM!! I am in my late 60s and love this song. So rocking!!

[@sisterdebmac]

And now you know why I always recommend this one when Janet comes up. I LOVE this song. It's so badass. And the video is amazing. She looks beautiful and the camerawork and the action onstage are eye-popping. Total classic. So glad you finally did this one!! Great reaction. Knew you'd love it. Fun fact: Nuno Bettancourt from Extreme (More Than Words) played that killer guitar solo on the album.

[@cherrybomb1386]

I love this song it's on all my playlists

[@googlek1]

Janet had Black Cat and Michael had Dirty Diana... and both killed it. It fits there stage presence so well. The Jackson know how to put on a live show.

[@AriesGirlTAROT]

I always loved this track. 🖤🐈‍⬛

[@danielbennett5795]

Janet needs to do more Rock Songs Shes Great.

[@adua78]

This is why Janet is so good. She did rock WELL and she’s got the “it” factor like very few in music have had. She draws u in and keeps it fresh.

[@tobiassabot5851]

Hehe I have suggested this one in comments a couple times and I'm so glad you are finally here! This is such an amazing performance! I grew up in the 80s and MTV was on every day in the house so I got exposed to tons of rock and pop from that era. This was absolutely my favorite Janet Jackson single and I still remember her performing it live at the MTV music video awards the year she won Breakthrough Artist. She stole the entire stage, slammed you with it and then handed it back when she was done. Heh Michael had his rock outings with "Beat it" and "Dirty Diana" but in my best imitation of Amber I'm gonna say "Dare we say Janet did rock better?" From the music, to the singing to the choreography this one just hits everywhere. Glad you enjoyed it. I'mma throw one more suggestion at you for next female Friday, one I haven't seen you get to yet that I have also suggested a couple of times. A grunge rock band called Garbage fronted by Shirley Manson, a Scottish singer. I recommend "I'm only happy when it rains" but they've got a few bangers.

[@dmedina6787]

Janet and Madonna are my absolute fave. I've seen Janet in concert 3 times and each time has been beyond amazing. I pretty much cry for the first 30 minutes from seeing someone I idolize so so much. Janet gives me life.

[@dudieb]

You have to remember that Janet has been singing and performing since 1974 to now. She is bound to change styles over 4 decades. A lot of your reactions are people who have passed so their style doesn’t change but she has been around for a while. She wrote this song. You mentioned Justin Timberlake. I know you have reacted to Chris Stapletons Tennessee Whiskey but you should check out Chris and Justin on the CMA awards singingTennessee Whiskey and Drink You Away. This performance will blow you away and it is right up your alley. It will give you stank face.

[@user-le8iz1nm7y]

Janet Jackson is the BLUEPRINT of all the current singers and no one will be like her she’s LEGENDARY, GOAT and an ICON 👑❤❤❤❤❤ More Janet Jackson PLEASE!!! Guys go watch the documentary ASAP

[@johnfields5252]

My wife and I saw her in concert in St Louis in the early nineties she was amazing.

[@erikagholston6610]

Janet was the performer that I looked up to as a kid. She will always be one of my favorites.

[@kokostevens1071]

Thank you!!! Finally!!! I've suggested this so many times. This is my favorite Janet Jackson song. Yes!!! My favorite.

[@ImmortalBroken]

This was always my favorite Janet song! (And without wanting to compare her to MJ, this is kind of her Dirty Diana. Banger song, killer guitar, concert video, even similar outfit lol.)

[@crandyran]

Omg! One of my very favorite Janet songs! Probably in my top 5! Love y’all! 😊

[@crandyran]

Yall needed to crank it up!!!

[@PcLover81]

Black Cat was one of the best Rock songs in 1989-1990. That video was on MTV regular in the summer of 1990. Janet is great. Always wish she had done a rock album.