I watched the KING OF POP, Michael Jackson for the first time ever, and was SHOCKED!

[@chaosascendsyt]

well, this video was supposed to come out on Saturday... oh well lmao

[@DuaneBent]

Please do more, Michael Jackson. Scream is a good one or Thriller.

[@BenSchubert1995]

10:20 They don't call him "the king of pop" for nothing.

[@KimmyGibson]

I am the same age as Michael and he was my Idol. I watched this 30th Anniversary show on tv and 'taped' on a VHS tape....but I no Longer have a VCR player. The entire show is on YT, you should take the time to watch it. MJ's family performed those songs you mentioned and many of Michaels most trusted friends performed. Michael spent almost his entire career fighting off his haters who wanted to bring him down. They started some of the most ridiculous tabloid scandals and when that didn't work...they accused him of SA children. It was a hell of a court fight but ultimately Michael was found 'not guilty' on all charges. He was said to be the most gentle and kind man who had been abused throughout his childhood. My biggest regret is not having seen him in concert. Now, may he RIP.

[@MsSnowball62]

Listen to Micheal Jackson’s thriller! Off the charts

[@theresamorris6206]

​@@BenSchubert1995seriously exactly what I said as well. They don't call him the King of Pop for nothing that's for sure

[@Calmontheoutside]

“This guy” is so famous you can Google him with his initials. So idolized that when he performed at the Super Bowl people screamed and cheered while he stood absolutely still for over 3 minutes.

[@zaPPixcubinG]

And a lot of people passed out

[@Tsuki_no_Megami]

His influence is so great that even kpop idols have him listed as their inspiration. People all across the globe looked up to him. He is the GOAT ❤

[@charlesbarclay8181]

​@@Tsuki_no_Megami Their whole persona is MJ

[@karencahill4798]

Nobody can hold a match to Michael Jackson. He started as a kid with his brothers in their group called “The Jackson 5.”

[@onlymebaby.9249]

@@karencahill4798 the Jackson 5 were my first concert. I was 12.

[@mitchellbanks34]

What do you mean by “for the time period”? 2001 wasn’t THAT long ago. In fact, music and performance has seen a massive dip in quality since then. The crazy thing is that he wasn’t even in his prime at this point in 2001. He was 43 and this turned out to be his last proper concert before he died in 2009 at 50 years old. There’s still 30+ years of ABSOLUTE greatness that came before this that you need to check out.

[@AzaleaLala]

I know, I chuckled at the "for the time period". The time period when music was so much better and more diverse.

[@TheDeborah0101]

You've never heard MJ before this video? That's hard to believe. He was a world-famous performer and earned the title King of Pop. He'll always be relevant.

[@emilywilhite5807]

It frightens me that these younger generations seem to know nothing about anything-music, movies, art-from before they were born. I was born in ‘72 but have always been familiar with things from my parent’s and even grandparent’s generation and before. MJ was not even that long ago.

[@windwomen9168]

ya i have a difficult time believing that he hasn't ever seen Michael perform. Its almost impossible, so idk if I believe this guy. sry dude

[@orange222...]

I just said that but I'm going to leave it there. I thought these posters were lying for a while but they seem sincere. When they start saying they don't know who prince is or MJ it's unbelievable to me.

[@DravenGal]

@@orange222... It's like never having heard of The Beatles or Elvis Presley. MJ also transcends generations. He is an icon. And I never believed the stories about him, especially after the first kids to say it came out years later and admitted their parents made them say it to get money.

[@orange222...]

@@DravenGal I didn't believe them either for an entirely different reason. Cory Feldman was a good friend to him for years and he and cory haim were SA'd as children and Cory Feldman wrote a book and was naming names and he never said a word about Michael when that would have made it a blockbuster. I don't know how old you are but they were popular child actors in the 80's. I have always knows about music and actors even from the 30's but young people don't seem to know anything they don't see currently. It's sad.

[@DravenGal]

@@orange222... A very good point! Oh yes, I was born in the 70s, so I knew "the two Coreys." It still makes me a little sad to think about them.❤💚

[@rubenferreira7500]

"For the time period that was in" the f you mean his songs and performances are the best humanity has ever seen. The GOAT for a reason 🐐

[@orange222...]

So many things have been copied it probably doesn't have the impact it once did when there was actually some originality

[@shaharadegan9993]

MJ was the first to create mini film music videos. He was iconic in his creative mastery❤😊

[@bquietsouhear]

For the time period? No. For all time periods! He is so in sync with the beat? He wrote the beat! Michael Jackson was a living, walking, talking, dancing, singing, breathing beat! Absolutely no one can compare to him. He was one of a kind. For those of us who lived at the same time & witnessed his first performance w/Jackson 5, grew up with him, watched him go solo & global, capture every generation of people decade after decade & then be stolen from us right before his This Is It tour, his last? For us, Michael is sewn into the fabric of our hearts. He left many valuable messages in his songs that he wrote to humanity, important, life changing messages. Ignorance colors your perception & devalues the magnificent impact that Michael gifted us with. I hope that you will dive deeper into his massive catalog with a little more humbleness so that you can really appreciate him, learn what you are missing & enjoy his contribution to not only music & dance, but also, our hearts & minds. 💯🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍

[@shirlieenglandsaylor2761]

Agree!!!

[@Darkprince1977]

This is MJ when he was 43 years old. You shoukd watch him in his prime he was electric

[@galaxydeathskrill5607]

heck yea, he needs to see Wembley 87 or yokohama or munich 97

[@dmappzoom6778]

@galaxydeathskrill5607 gotta watch Yokohama, the best concert ever imo.

[@timdoyon1964]

For the time period? Nah man! Michael Jackson was the greatest entertainer in the history of our species! He was bigger than life… you have so much to catch on. I highly recommend you watch his “Remember the Time” original video. It is one of the greatest music videos ever created… right up there with “Thriller, Bad, The Way You Make Me Feel,” and the list goes on. Michael and I were about the same age, so I watched him grow up, and there was nobody that ever compared to him. Ok, “Remember the Time,” you will love it! 🕺🏾☮️ ❤

[@orange222...]

I disagree. Although fun the dancing is very simplistic. I heard Michael didn't like it. It was way beneath his standards.

[@timdoyon1964]

@ It’s okay to disagree, but I wasn’t talking about just one video. I’m talking about Michael in general. He had 13 #1 hit songs and countless others, and he is listed in the Guinness Book of World Records as the most successful solo artist in history. Who do you like better?

[@shirlieenglandsaylor2761]

Totally agree, perfectly said!!!

[@essence258]

Bro… I don’t know how you’ve existed this long without knowing about this man… but oh my gosh, you’re just scratching the surface. Enjoy the ride!! You can’t go wrong with MJ. There will never be another. He’s your favorite artist’s favorite artist lol. His influence is everywhere. And he’s older here! You should see his younger days, all the way back to the Jackson 5.

[@lisarichardson210]

The constant talking through it is 😩

[@JamesPerry-wt7no]

MJ never said he invented the moonwalk, he always said he ENHANCED it, but he perfected to the point that it became his signature move.

[@ericeric363]

Moonwalk is a version of the backslide first doing it was Bill Bailey.

[@gladyskennedy6207]

Michael said that children taught it to him that he saw dancing on the street

[@nanrodgers9740]

@JamesPerry-wt7no A friend of my husband was one of the guys who taught Michael to do the moonwalk and was one of the dancers in his Smooth Criminal video, doing the lean. Michael, Prince, Madonna were born in 1958 within weeks of each other and and 2-3 months before me. I know, if Michael and Prince were still alive, they would still be kicking **s at 66.😁

[@orsbycrenshaw7016]

@@ericeric363 you are right but he was taught by Jeffrey Daniels from Shalamar

[@wendyblack933]

@@ericeric363 Yes- I believe it was 1955.

[@michaeljacksonvibee]

Michael was the best dancer and singer the world has ever had. Michael is and will always be a legend and no one will ever be able to take his place. Rest in peace Michael, me and all your another fans miss you heartbreaking😭

[@lisarichardson210]

Wait. What? Never heard of MJ? My grandchildren are 17 and under and they all know who he is. I’m baffled. Lol! Hope you listen to him more. ❤️

[@Moviefan2k4]

To say that people loved Michael in his heyday is a vast understatement - he was literally THE biggest star on the planet at the time. It wasn't just music, either: fashion, humanitarianism, cultural relevance...he broke so many boundaries. Men wanted to be him, and women wanted to be with him. The phenomenon of his immense popularity and influence was only equaled by his eccentricity, and how much the American tabloids demonized him for it. To this day, only the Beatles ever outsold him worldwide; nobody else has ever come close.

[@marieclaudeb.2366]

And he wasn’t charged for his behaviour with kids

[@for-house-stark]

@@marieclaudeb.2366 because he was falsely accused buddy

[@bridgetmadden9299]

MJ will never be irrelevant.

[@hlhappy2793]

I saw him live twice and there has never been a better artist. Much missed and there will never be anyone that matches him. ❤❤

[@timdoyon1964]

One of my biggest regrets in life is that I never made it to one of his concerts. I envy you…it must’ve been life altering.

[@orange222...]

I saw them when they were called The Jacksons in between the Jackson 5 and michael alone...it was unbelievable.

[@goldencherry9033]

@@orange222... Ooooooh that’s the era I would have loved to have seen live! Luckily I saw him from the HIStory Tour onwards, and while most people say they’d want to see the BAD Tour, I’d want to see Destiny or Triumph tours cos they were 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@orange222...]

@@goldencherry9033 I will never forget it. I saw Prince also. I love a front man that dances, believe it or not that was Aerosmith too. On the Jacksons tour there was a big screen and they showed scenes from childhood onto the ages they were then and when they got to the current age they just jumped out of the screen, it must have just been paper and it was so fast and they immediately started playing and dancing. It was great.

[@hannabertrand4460]

My mom is a huge fan of MJ and the Jackson 5 (and she still follows Jermaine). He wore high pants and white socks so people could see his feet. The glove brought attention to his hand and upper body. There's a movie called This Is It that's just fantastic.

[@chantellelandon85]

As an older MJ fan whom was there from his heyday, back in the 80's, let me tell you something & be real! This performance here was from just a couple of days before 9/11 twin towers attack happened! (MJ should have actually been in one of the towers for a meeting that fateful day, but slept bad, so didn't go thank christ) Anyhow, that day he did this performance, he was in excruciating pain & high as fuck on prescription medication! He barely knew who he was at the time! Do bare in mind & have full empathy with the fact this man's knees were shot to pieces, from all the crashing to his knees dramatically on the stage in his youth! & also he was still suffering severely from his dramatic 3rd degree burns he suffered in the 80's because of the pepsi commercial accident So it's not like he was just some drug addict, he was a man who was suffering, so you need to understand that & have empathy for him! David Gest, who was his best friend since childhood, organised the whole 2 night concert to be performed on the 9th & 10th of september at madison square gardens to celebrate his (MJ's) 30 years in the music business. It was to have on one of those nights, dozens of very famous people performing MJ songs & paying tribute to him. Thousands of fans had spent thousands travelling from all over the world to see him perform! People flew to America from the u.k (where i'm from) Germany, france, italy, spain, australia, new zealand, africa, basically dozens of far away countries & at almost the last minute, it was noted MJ was out of it pretty much on the pain meds. But, as it had cost an absolute fortune to put on the 2 shows, and for all the big name celebs to be there & all those thousands of fans to fly thousands of miles, they felt they had to get him up there to perform anyway! (& he wasn't himself performing a whole concert anyway) So. All this to say to you, this is way more impressive in some ways, this particular performance, but also sad, heartbreaking & tragic! But in a way understandable, that they couldn't cancel virtually last minute! MJ really did give us his all, even to his own detriment! He even one time, years before this, was on a bridge thing high up in the air, it crashed to the ground & he broke his back & he still climbed back onto the stage, finished off his performance & then went off stage & collapsed & was rushed to hospital! he carried on as he didn't wanna let down his fans! This man was legendary & on a whole other level & I sincerely hope you try to learn a bit about him & avoid all the negative lies & gossip about him & learn the truth about the man, who was pure hearted, kind, sweet, funny & mega talented!

[@VeganaAnarkiisto]

I never liked this show or anything that came after, like YRMW and TII, because it looked more painful than magic, yet I'm always baffled by young people discovering his last decade and finding it amazing. These young folks won't survive anything from OTW to Ghosts… let'em come, awesomeness is for everyone 😊🤟

[@Blazer9970]

@@VeganaAnarkiisto you rock my world was an amazing music video im not sure what you're on about. This is it was only rehearsals and more than likely the final product would've probably been amazing. These 30th anniversary concerts while his energy was obviously lower due to all the factors like his health and whatnot were still pretty good for a 40 something year old man on painkillers.

[@kikka7391]

@@chantellelandon85 Absolutely true!!! I feel honoured to read your true words,! That s exactly what was all about Michael Jackson s professional engagement and respect towards his fans! The two nights concerts 9 and 10 September 2001 as a tribute for his 30 career anniversary, were not easy for him but he accomplished all!!! In the 80s and early 90s he had several injuries as you correctly listed. He never failed to give all of himself on stage for his fans that he loved so strongly!!! I honour and respect Michael Jackson ,! I believe he is uncomparable, with a unique talent, and still now an inspiration for all artists to come.

[@PatrickJones-e6g]

I REFUSE to believe there is one soul alive in this planet who don't know who this man is or who hasn't heard his classic hits like Thriller Billie Jean and Beat It AT LEAST the chorus, it's impossible, EVERY ONE knows heard these, he is THE LEGEND!

[@lincolnfontes5099]

You have to go to the first time he performed the song live, with the same outfit. That's why the crowd's go crazy. Cause they know the song he's going to sing

[@fwe2334]

Okay.. I think I just saw the only person on planet earth who has never heard of Michael Jackson before

[@LunaJo67WDHTMJ]

And I have a hard time believing that...! LJ

[@michaeljacksonvibee]

@fwe2334 The same was i too thinking 😅

[@Niagrafalls]

@@fwe2334 I don't believe it. If the tribes in the Amazon knows MJ, this dude knows exactlu who he is. I understand you want clicks but all you needed was a great MJ review. Not that BIG LIE...🤔👀

[@dogboy4444]

@@fwe2334 I blame the parents 🤔

[@gladyskennedy6207]

@@LunaJo67WDHTMJ Me too...

[@Georgie_casa]

For the era, lol that song came out in 83, 1983. There are a lot of great entertainers people will say the Beatles, Elvis Presley, Freddie Mercury but nobody holds a candle to Michael Jackson. I wouldn’t even call myself a huge Michael Jackson fan but undoubtedly I loved all his music and the way he dances and moves I don’t know if there will ever be anyone better.

[@VanteKlimt]

"He was a mega star, right?" Br he is King of Pop

[@D.nada_47]

For the time period lol MJ's popularity and music is timeless. So Your journey discovering Michael Jackson will be amazing. I look forward to watching more

[@Dej24601]

There was a quick shot of the audience front row with superstar Elizabeth Taylor, singer Liza Minnelli and young actor Macauley Culkin. Michael and Liz Taylor were the first ones to promote fundraising and research when the AIDS crisis broke out in the 1980’s.

[@Niteyliney]

I’m 22 years old, so I also didn’t see much of him sadly, but I did grow up with his music and re-discovered him in my teens. He is an absolute legend and ICON, you can definitely see from his work where a lot of artists from today got their inspiration from. You should definitely react to the classics, especially since you’ve never seen anything by Michael Jackson before. Michael wasn’t just about dancing, singing, or performing-he poured his passion into his music videos, or short films, as he called them. Some iconic short films to react to: • Thriller (full version, 4K) • Bad (full version) • Smooth Criminal (full version) • Speed Demon • Ghosts (full version, though it’s quite long) • Remember the Time • You Rock My World (full version) Songs worth reacting to: • She’s Out of My Life • They Don’t Care About Us • Blood on the Dance Floor • Dirty Diana • The Way You Make Me Feel • Scream • Stranger in Moscow • Childhood (watch both the video and the recording) Must-see performances: • Super Bowl halftime show • MTV VMAs 1995 • Grammy Awards 1988 • “Human Nature” live during the Bad Tour • HIStory tour Munich The entire HIStory Tour is phenomenal, but the Munich performance of “They Don’t Care About Us” and “Smooth Criminal” are my personal favorites.

[@w_evveline]

You should react to his performance at Grammys 1988! Perfection! He is The King of Pop! The level of fame he had back in the day where there weren’t internet is crazy. And there’s not gonna be another Michael Jackson ever again.

[@boogoodie]

Yes dear Michael was the king of pop and NO ONE can dance like him, self taught too, but how he paid dearly for his fame, music and dance. The abuse he suffered at the hands of his parents. They made him insecure about who he was. He was perfect as himself. God bless you Michael, may you rest peacefully in gods arms. You deserve that much. We still miss you. ❤

[@LadyFlawless77]

MJ was taught the Backslide, which became the Moonwalk after he made it a thing at his Motown 25 performance in 1983. Those few minutes caused Thriller to sell an additional 15M records, during a time without SM or anything beyond cable TV to promote it. This man is the ONE TRUE GOAT, THE KING OF POP, THE GOD OF MUSIC.... YOU NEED TO GO BACK & STUDY EVERYTHING HE DID FROM 1969 ON.....❤

[@DanYeLL2003]

Please check out the 1995 MTV music awards full performance. That is easily his best performance ever. You will be mesmerized

[@kikka7391]

Absolutely true!!!! A phenomenal talent! Unmatched ! The most known person worldwide in times without internet!!! EXTRAORDINARY PERSON , ICONIC UNIQUE TALENT. IMMORTAL.

[@Niykee-d9v]

He wasn't the creator of the moonwalk dance move however he is who brought attention to the dance & he is who made it known & who made it famous.....

[@andreadeamon6419]

Sadly this is the day before 911. Michael only stayed behind because he was going to meet up with someone in the towers. He stayed up too late talking to his mom all night to make sure she got home safely and missed his meeting. He ended up driving home with Elizabeth Taylor and marlon Brando. Could you imagine driving on the highway and seeing them next to you? Enjoy Michael - he's the best and so missed 😢

[@jdigregorio1983]

I love how the younger generation is just now learning about Michael, and really appreciating his genius. I loved watching how much you enjoyed this performance! And I can promise you this may be his worst performance of Billie Jean, and he is still exceptional. Try watching the 1995 VMA performance. It's like 20 minutes, but you'll REALLY appreciate his talent here.

[@jeanine6328]

Keep in mind, he was so big, Disneyland had an attraction that was all about him. It was insane for the time.

[@shirlieenglandsaylor2761]

Very true, this man was unbelievable! It’s impossible to explain the impact he had on humanity!

[@thekingmichael3486]

You haven’t seen him before??? Oh you’re about to be in for a long ride!!

[@LaztheFox]

if you want to see MJ at his best I'd recommend any of the Bad Tour performances, where he's young and at his highest. there's also his live performance at the 1988 grammys, the 1995 MTV performance and his live performance of smooth criminal at Munich 1997 where he does The Lean live

[@nazyhosseini9680]

He can dance? oh boy you have no idea ! He brought dancing to a whole new different level ! He was literally like the music became a person ! He was also the King of dance 👑 still nobody moves like him, the same exact way that he was on every beat, he never performed an exact same routine, he felt music like nobody else and let it flow through his body , every stage has a unique performance of him, just the GOAT 👑

[@Georgie_casa]

Totally agree with you. His dancing was like Living moving artwork. Just look at his hands and the way he holds them when he’ll take a stance there’s such a grace to the way they’re held and everything looks so simple yet I doubt it. Spencer Tracey, a great actor, once gave advice to a young actor, “ never let them see you act.” I love the theater so I would often remember that when I was in plays, don’t sound rehearsed let my gestures seem natural not forced. And when I see Michael dance I feel he’s like “never let them see you work”. Everything was seemingly so natural (his ability and talent were) and it seem so simple and I think that was what made it so beautiful it just flowed.

[@mastiffmama6008]

I don't care who or when the moonwalk was invented . Nobody did it like Michael Jackson and no one ever will. MJ is a legend . There will never be another MJ

[@MJTLSfanclub]

Are you sure you are not already a fan? This performance was at Madison Square Garden in NYC in Sept 7 and 10th 2001. The next day was when the planes hit the twin towers. I was there for both concerts. I do love seeing young people discovering him. I became a fan of his at 9 yrs old when Thriller came out. Do yourself a favor and watch more of his videos. You will not be disappointed.

[@Mr.Greeeeeen]

Everything was better before, the music, the passion, and look at the crowd…no fkn smartphones all over the place. Just a great moment. Beautiful! 🙏❤️👌

[@ricososmooth6566]

Please do more mj reactions !!!!

[@jenniferdinapoli8168]

He was , is and forever will be a LEGEND! This is not even a great performance because he was in so much pain. If you want to see him at his best, you should check out Billie Jean performance either from Bucharest 1992, Buenos Aires 1993, Wembley 1987/8, Gothenburg or Helsinki 1997! Then you will have a glimpse of what he could really do! And if you start to watch more of him you are in for a real treat! ❤

[@joymcvey8331]

Love to see younger generations learning about older artists. It's a true mind-bender to realize that someone I've known all my life as one of the most legendary and talented artists in musical history is unknown to anyone.

[@kizzotainment]

He didn’t invent the moonwalk, but he did popularize it and make it a worldwide phenomenon.

[@Milkers777]

@@kizzotainment He definitely did invent the name of and phenomenon of the “Moonwalk” before that it was just called the “Backslide” it wasn’t what it’s known to be so yea he did invent it essentially!👑✨💯

[@kizzotainment]

@ I appreciate that take and perspective. Two things can surely be true at the same time. One thing for sure, the moment he introduced his version to the world was truly magical. An epic moment in entertainment history. 🫡

[@blossoms256]

This is one of his last performances, as others have said you really need to see him in his prime in the 80s. He was literally the most famous person on the planet. I suggest the iconic Motown 25 performance, Wembley performances, and 1995 VMAs!

[@shirlieenglandsaylor2761]

Michael Jackson wrote the lyrics, wrote the music & did his own choreography to his music. Michael Jackson was one of the BEST of all time❤.

[@javavoicecafe6968]

Anybody else catch the fabulous Elizabeth Taylor in the front row?

[@nca9364]

@@javavoicecafe6968 And Macaulay Culkin.

[@nellymorales3692]

Michael Jackson is A.Will forever be the king of pop.

[@sweetkiss119]

The biggest star that has ever lived. I get you are very young sweetie but you should know this stuff. And no it wasn’t for the time period cause micheal still is enormous today. Do some research. It’s crazy what you will learn about him. He is so missed

[@cynthiaschultheis1660]

"Billie Jean" huge hit and first huge music video!! MTV was ruled by him for a decade!!

[@sharonlahaye5803]

Never heard of “this guy”! I don’t believe that for a minute. Everyone globally knows MJ and has heard at least one song by him.

[@cynthiaschultheis1660]

My son at 10 dressed like him for concert!!! Sparkle Glove and socks!!!❤❤❤❤❤

[@cynthiaschultheis1660]

Took my 10 year old son to see Michael Jackson and his brothers at Dodger Stadium in 90's. Packed 60,000 plus. They sang and danced for 2 solid hours!!! Tremendous concert!!!! MJ ruled 80-90's!!!I

[@kizzotainment]

This was a call back to the Motown 25 reunion, where first introduced the song and moonwalk.

[@PatrickJones-e6g]

"For the time period" lol this wasn't even that long ago and this isn't even his prime, just wait until he finds out he's been killing it since the 70s and became an absolute global icon in the 80s, suuuper popular 30 years before his death

[@VanteKlimt]

U need to watch billie jean at Motown 25, it was very insaned

[@michaeljackson4everrr]

yess

[@chaosascendsyt]

Hear you loud and clear! 🔥

[@ikoons7]

@@chaosascendsyt whole motown 25 performance

[@wishingb5859]

Bill Bailey did the first Moonwalk. Nicholas Brothers might have done it.

[@jeanine6328]

Michael Jackson will forever be extremely relevant. He’s up there with The Beatles and Elvis as far as significance. He was amazing, troubled and sad but amazing.

[@orange222...]

this guy probably doesn't know who they are.

[@jeanine6328]

@ That happens a lot to people that only listen to one genre of music.

[@orange222...]

@jeanine6328 I just don't think that can explain it all. I mostly listen to one kind of music but you just see people's names so many places. With Michael it might be the anniversary of Thriller on an entertainment show.

[@tiamotzz]

Can't believe you haven't heard SOME of his stuff.

[@nickhaswell6011]

Micheal jackson 1995 mtv music awards is a must trust me incredible performance

[@glamourisbest]

Did he say he didn’t know how relevant he still is??? You are in for an amazing ride!

[@JK_87606]

Michael Jackson legend

[@spinner3906]

GREATEST ENTERTAINER OF ALL TIME

[@charlieb.7028]

He broke out the “Moon Walk” @ an Emmy Shoe. NO ONE even his closest Inner Circle knew he was going to debut it. It was a surprise FOR EVERYONE! He doesn’t have any bad music!

[@Annie-lh3ll]

Please watch MTV 10th anniversary and 1995 VMAs

[@ericeric363]

Sorry but what rock does someone live under to not ever hear Michael Jackson’s music?

[@SkiJackson-dz8gn]

Right

[@mabfoust]

Dancer and singer Jeffrey Daniel was a member of the R&B group Shalamar and pioneered the dance move the backslide, which became known as the moonwalk after he taught it to Michael Jackson.

[@Eliasghaz]

You say: “For the time period” ?? Music as a whole downgraded heavily since his time

[@bahamutskingdom]

You.... missed..... out. I got to see it from Off The Wall to Invincible and everything in between. A musical force matched by no other before or since.

[@Brian.balaco]

i physically can’t wrap my head around someone that doesn’t know who michael jackson is, he has over 4.8 billion fans and is the second most known person next to jesus. i’m loving the videos and here for the Journey. much love ❤️

[@LadyIrrigator]

No one celebrity history has ever been bigger than MJ. Even today. And you paused in the middle of tue signature super spin.

[@susanfrary7424]

He debutted the Moonwalk at the Grammys in early '80s. I watched it and had my mind blown.

[@Cherizar555]

I'm really enjoying you! It is so nice to see the young genz discovering the performers we grew up watching. There was no one like Michael Jackson. He was one of a kind and will always be unique.

[@helelnmasterson5188]

Michael was our friend. He was the great uniter. He didn't care about color, or fame or fortune. He cared about kids, because he had been all over the world and the world loved him and he tried to make a difference. He wasn't afraid to put himself out there first. He changed the world. There was no black or white, just people. He always remained a kid at heart. He was the most famous person in the world and the most loved. We all miss him. You might watch "We are the World" everyone in that video is uber famous and he managed to gather them all together - for free - I think they were at the grammys or something, and asked them to make a video and record it to sell it to donate to Aid to Africa - for the kids.

[@cynthiaschultheis1660]

ELVIS DID THE ON THE TOES MOVE IN VIDEO "JAILHOUSE ROCK". ELVIS, JAMES BROWN, AND JACKIE WILSON ARE WHO MJ SAID INFLUENCED HIM THE MOST.😎

[@CatT1987]

Well my whole life I've always wanted to but never yet was able to meet somebody who has been living under a rock. But now I have. Seriously how could you have never heard Michael Jackson before?😲

[@ricososmooth6566]

He was older here too he was 43!!!!

[@-blythe2986]

There is no way he hasn't seen MJ. Unless he was born 5 days ago, almost every show this kids generation grew up on, at some point made a reference to MJ. Dance movies, music videos, etc. He was the most recognized man across the globe at one point.

[@momofmanda]

This is crazy. It hasn't been that long since MJ was with us. How can someone older than 15 not have ever heard of him or know his songs?????

[@leahartlee29]

You've got some catching up to do! MJ started entertaining us when he was 9 years old, with his brothers J5, and was a genius, a master of everything that he did artistically! He was fricking amazing! He is the influence of everyone that came after him. I recommend starting with some J5, and never stopping until you've seen everything that you can. He was one of the first child stars and we watched him grow up on TV. He was considered a King everywhere he went. How could you not know him?!! It's like you had to be sleeping under a rock!! He is the GOAT!

[@angelskunk2206]

I can’t believe there’s someone on earth that has never heard of Michael Jackson…he was and still is THE KING He didn’t invent the moonwalk but he looked the best doing it!

[@brendarayford6304]

It's nice to see the younger generation discovering and enjoying the greatest entertainer that ever lived! ❤

[@archaeologyfornon-archaeol1014]

Most people are probably too young to notice the older woman briefly shown in a front row... That was Elizabeth Taylor, an movie star from 40s, 50s, 60s, etc. World famous in her time and once considered the most beautiful woman of her time. She was a friend of MJ. Probably a grandchild.

[@juanitadiemer64]

I`ve seen him twice in Germany....it was *GREAT* 👌👌🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@TimHart1989]

You should start at the beginning of his career. This was his last concert ever.

[@marcilk7534]

There are some performers in a black and white video from I think the early 1940s on video doing the moonwalk. It wasn’t something generally known at the time, not a video anyone would have seen before the time of KZbin. When MJ first did the moonwalk, it immediately went viral. I was age 9 or 10, and the next day at school everyone was trying to do it. He made it famous. Other dances he didn’t create but made famous was the robot and popping and locking. His dancing took inspiration from a lot of different sources, but his influence made them part of the culture.

[@JanBateman-t3d]

It's fun watching you enjoy Michael! All of his videos are incredable! Watch them all dude!

[@houseofthedragon3460]

u haven't seen anything from him yet, just saying, react to more performances please.

[@suzanneprock7286]

That was Reggie Miller in the audience. Saw Michael Jackson and the Jackson 5 when I lived in Houston, TX in the mid 80's, it was a great concert. Michael didn't create the moonwalk but not too many performers used it, he perfected it. Arthur Marshall created something similar to the moon walk in the early 1900's. Michael is from Gary, Indiana, about 3 hours from where I grew up in Coatesville, IN. Small towns!

[@Imkishore_12]

You gotta watch his live performances from wembly 1988, this was unfortunately his last concert and he was personally not doing well in this time period.

[@zurimoor156]

Michael Jackson is the greatest performer that ever lived. I am glad that you were able to see him for the first time on this video, but this video is just a drop in the bucket to the talent of this man possessed. He will go down in history as the goat as the GOAT

[@sheilacadwalader4929]

Can't believe your parents or grand parents haven't told you about Michael Jackson. He was a total performer !

[@cynthiaschultheis1660]

GRAMMY'S 25TH YEAR CELEBRATED, HE DID MOONWALK FOR FIRST TIME. GREAT PERFORMANCE!!!!

[@TheDivayenta]

Great reaction and subbed! Magic Michael!

[@purpledragonfly313]

Not knowing Michael Jackson and his Music is just tragic. You need to see him a lot more and in his absolute prime.

[@cynthiaschultheis1660]

I've been to dozens of concerts, including MJ. Never disappoints!!!❤❤❤❤

[@sisterrae181]

People literally waited on MJ's moves to find out what was going to be popular in dancing for the year. lol.

[@hannabelesti9646]

and he was 43 here