@@dimitrisgaranatsis Also why the version you usually hear is censored, because Michael used "Jew me" and "kike me" in the lyrics, which is what the unusual noises are.
Crematoriums must run at ~1600 degrees F. It takes on average 2.5 hours to burn off organic matter (still leaving behind the bones, bone fragments and teeth that then must be crushed in a separate process). Heat Energy (calories) = m * c * ΔT m = mass of human ( average: 80.7 kg ) c = specific heat of human body ( 3470 J. kg-1 . K-1 ) ΔT = Change in temperature. ( cremation temp - room temp ) Room Temperature = 26 °C 1600 °F = 871°C So: H.E. = 80.7kg * 3470 J/kg*k * (871-26) H.E. = 236624.5 kcal The energy in a kg of coke(coal) is 8000 kcal/kg. So one body would (under IDEAL conditions) take 236625kcal/8000kcal/kg = 29.57 or about 30kg (66 pounds!) of fuel to burn. To cremate 3 to 6 million jews, therefore, it would take around 100,000-200,000 metric tons (220,462,280-440,924,560 pounds!) of coal. That is an awful lot of coal (i.e. impossible) for a country that couldn’t heat its homes, operate its tanks or fly it's aircraft etc. because of beyond-critical fuel shortages. Also when coal is burnt, it generates around 5-10% of its weight in ash. So, I'll be generous and say 5%. So 9 million kg of ash from the fuel. The average adult leaves ~2.5kg of bone fragments, teeth and ash from cremation. So we have 9 million + 2.5x6million = 24 million kg of ash. That is a lot of remains to just disappear and leave no trace. Makes one think. H.E. = 80.7kg * 3470 J/kg*k * (871-26) H.E. = 236,624.5 kcal per body 236,624.5 kcal * 6,500,000 = 1,538,059,250,000,000 kcal total 999569974676.29 kcal per megaton That's 1.53 Megatons of TNT That's 1000x all the explosives used in WWI. That's 1/2 of all the explosives used during all of WWII. That's 100x the nuclear bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. All from a non-nuclear, resource-starved, Texas sized blockaded nation fighting for its life on multiple fronts during a world war. Truly amazing technology indeed. It really makes one think.
@@dimitrisgaranatsis [Verse 1] Beat me, hate me, you can never break me Will me, thrill me, you can never kill me Jew me, sue me, everybody do me Kick me, kike me, don't you black or white me
@amicy can you react to Gabriel Henrique from Brazil singing Michael Jackson cover earth... He was on AGT this year, thank you.. ruclips.net/video/CFDeEaLABro/видео.htmlsi=m3UMN4410y2yU8i5
@@ricardo950535maybe, but pls don’t compare the poverty of NYC with the poverty of say Sao Paolo. Or a communist capital etc.. seriously but nyc will change soon, watch
FUN FACT: When Michael came to record this video in Brazil, the police did not want him to show the favela and the reality of poor families at that time. So he went up to the favela and asked permission and security from the owners of the favela (the drug dealers who were in charge) so that he could film and show everyone there. Michael himself didn't care who would appear on film, he wanted to capture the energy, simplicity and joy of those people. The drug dealers made Michael and his team safer throughout the work, much more so than the government and the police. That says a lot about the lyrics of the song. 🇧🇷💕
Wow, that is so interesting, I didn't know that fact. Thank you for your information. Evan Chandler did another attempt of extortion of money. He tried to sue Michael, he accused Michael that he was talking about him (Evan Chandler) in this song. The court rejected his accusations. He did 3 attempts of extortion of money. That's the kind of people Michael had to deal with.
Spike Lee directed the film. There’s a new documentary called beyond the saturday sun by Brazilians who tell the story of how difficult it was to get the video made in Brazil. MJ and Spike wanted to focus on the Afro Brazilian community in Brazil who were fighting for their rights
Both short films for this song-anthem were made with Spike Lee. Also Spike Lee who has a great admiration for MJ made two doc about the artistic career of MJ, one focusing on Off the wall era, the other on Bad era, the one for Thriller I do not know if he will make it or not. Anyway, thanks for the reaction . MJ had such power on ppl, many times when he was visiting a country even without giving a concert he was received like a King a beloved king of ppl. One gesture and the ppl would follow him . He was and is more than his chosen high pitched tone and his skin disease.A force of nature, a phenomenon.
The drums are from Olodum! Olodum deserves a specific reaction! Olodum is a Brazilian percussion group from Salvador/ Bahia. It is also a non-governmental organization that promotes African culture in Brazil. They are world-famous. Initially, they gained worldwide projection with the musician Paul Simon. They have many successes and have performed with many other artists, such as Michael Jackson/"They don't care about us", Pet Shop Boys, Caetano Veloso, Wayne Shorter, Herbie Hancock, Jimmy Cliff, Shakira, Daniela Mercury, Margareth Menezes, Simone, the rapper Pitbull, Jennifer Lopez, Claudia Leitte, Ivete Sangalo, Carlinhos Brown, among many others!
Michael nunca errou. Veio no Rio e ao invés de gravar em um ponto turístico subiu a favela onde está a verdadeira essência da população do Rio de Janeiro, apresentou o Olodum ao mundo, literalmente vestiu a camisa apesar de todas as contradições. UM ÍCONE INCONTESTÁVEL.
@@jubernardi23 talvez vc nunca quis se informar o olodum e no pelourinho na bahia, mais a favela o morro os becos e vielas que aparece no clipe e td no morro santa marta no RJ.....SO UMA CORREÇAO DO QUE VC DISSE
@@jubernardi23 Desculpa a arrogância, mas vc assistiu ao vídeo? Nitidamente aparecem cenas do Rio (mostrando até o Cristo) o tempo todo. Todas as cenas em favelas foram gravadas na comunidade Santa Marta. Até a Globo já fez uma matéria especial cobrindo a vinda dele ao Brasil, especialmente ao Rio, onde a Glória Maria entrevistou o próprio MJ na favela, nos intervalos de gravação do clipe.
yes, we brazilians come in every color, I am pale AF, but I'm proud of my 14% african dna (and proud of the rest too, don't get me wrong, but the people who had to fight for their human rights have a special place in my heart - the african and indigenous especially) and this video was filmed partly in Bahia, and my great-greatgrandfather was born there, he was a slave and when he finally got his deserved liberty, came to live here in São Paulo where I still live. I have a bit of everything in my DNA, and I love my crazy mixture. RIP grandpa Maximiliano.
Michael Jackson is the only artist that will forever be my favorite. I can like one artist now but not like him/her in the next few months or years.It's different with Michael. From the moment I knew about him, I never disliked him at any point.I may sometimes stop watching his videos and listening to his songs , but there's always that time that I go back and appreciate his greatness again and again.
I was little when he went to Brazil, and it was THE NEWS throughout Latin America (I'm from Argentina). We all envied Brazilians for being part of it. Few people know that Spike Lee directed this. It's so beautiful in so many ways. The way Michael dances, Olodum having the spotlight (they were), Spike Lee showcasing how people of colour are treated in Brazil and how tough the police are down there. The lyrics, their musicality, and how Michael gives it all make people listen. Just perfect.
He was so criticized for this song and both videos. THEY accused him of being antisemitic, hated him for filming this in the favelas. He had to censor some parts, but the Song got NOT much airplay in the US.
And the nerve of the U.S to call him a racist what a joke, Michael was most certainly proud of his roots and had so much respect for poor "black" communities and other countries of colour. ☻️🙌🏽🌟🎩🙆🏽♂️💖🌍
I really love that song of Michael. His dance moves, almost the way how native Americans used to dance, his screams like a wolf, when he brings all of Michael Jackson into this song, his arm and hand is going into his neck and dancing with the people in Brazil. Evan Chandler tried to do another extortion of money. He sued Michael, he accused him that Michael was talking about Evan Chandler in this song. The court rejected the accusations, Evan Chandler did 3 attempts of extortion of money. It's important that people know that. Those are the kinds of people Michael had to deal with. Michael is an absolutely genius in dancing, song writing and singing. His dance moves are full of passion, joy, love and perfectly smooth. There is no one in the whole world who is able to imitate his moves. They come straight from his heart. He is absolutely an innocent person, who tried to do good in the world as much he was able to. I feel so sorry that greedy and jealous people finally broke his heart and spirit. They'll get their karma, like Martin Bashir right now. He apologized after Michael died, for his lies. His report led to the accusations of the Arvizo, that was the joke of the day! His lies in his report had consequences, he lied to have more fame, popularity, money and clicks. To lie about someone, to put him down, so that he has more success is so insensitive and mean. He really tricked him played his friend, to get footage that he turned around to hurt him. I can't believe someone is doing something like that. The same behavior as Safechuck, Reed and Robson. Thank you for that video. Michael deserves to get so much more attention. The main media was really great in reporting LN and Oprah's interview, They were not great in reporting about Safechucks and Robsons fabricated story based on lies. The biggest attempt with the highest amount of money in American history. Probably of HBO, they are just not reporting the truth!
I am from India. Back in the days I liked all Michael songs but understand few words. Now I enjoy his songs more as I can understand their meanings too.
In some ways, this is one of the most powerful songs I have ever heard. The army of boys/young men playing drums make it more intense. I think that where they videotapd it. adds greatly to it's value. No matter all the controverys/rumors about him, you cannot take away his genious.
The fact that they dint to do script on how people would react. Michael Jackson is the most famous performer that ever existed. No one can get to his level of popularity. Unparalleled talent and impact. King.
I feel like this is one of those things that made the media go even harder against MJ. He always spoke his mind and they didn't like it. The guy was so genuine and they did their best to completely tarnish his reputation.
Guys I just subbed. I jumped of the chair you gave us a double version. I was lucky enough to see this live. Please please do rock with you Wembley stadium 87. His does like 5 mins of add libs at the start. Tabloid junkie but with lyrics cause he is mad Mike spitting facts. And Grammys 98. You guys made my day with this. Thank you. 🔥🔥🔥🔥💕💕💕💕💕💕
Ohh the 90s! Was revolutionary! People ain’t have phones to record, people would feel the live performance so intense, everyone would cry! All we had was memories! The best times
I'm Brazilian and this song was very well accepted here, and the lyrics are perfect for the time and moment, (thanks Michael) but unfortunately this is the reality in many places in Brazil, such a beautiful country, simple and beautiful people, but dangerous
in the Brazilian version, the scenes were recorded in Rio de Janeiro and Salvador, together with Olodum, here they were not letting him record, because "it would tarnish the city's image"
I would love to see you react to the powermetal cover of this by Beast In Black. My guy has INSANE range and when he covered one of my favorites, I was so surprised!
finally something that I really wanted to see! I was in schock when I discovered that this is a Brazilian version, not an a official, like, ultimate clip! 🗣️🗣️🗣️
I personally prefer the version filmed in a prison it’s more coherent with the message. But sadly i heard the prison version was a hot topic back then and made the news as he was depainting ( and saying the literal truth lol) of the governement and they didn’t appreciate it. It got censored on many channels and had to do another video so it could be broadcasted. Still the message still goes through. It was a smart move because doing this song with a video was the only way to get even more play and at the end expend the song and bring knowledge to people. That’s one of my favorite songs of him. It’s also around this era where I believe he was hella criticized for « becoming white » as he literally kept saying i know what I am and I’m black. It sad people came to believe way more later that his vitiligo was indeed true. There’s so many pictures starting from early 80´s where you see he was already having big ass patches of skin falling. I guess at some point he wanted to « unify » his skin tone. People also were saying a lot, because he always carried umbrellas, that he didn’t want to get tan when in reality you literally get hella burnt by the sun when you have vitiligo it literally goes directly to burn you just like people having the albino condition.
The Brazil version is also coherent to people who know how black people are treated and how the cops are violent in Brazil. The Brazilian governament were worried about how this mv would affect Brazil's political image. Michael chose Bahia and Rio for a reason. Bahia has the largest black communit in the country and rio has a really bad problem with police violence in favelas. The difference is the prison version shows explicit how things are.
@@SamantaRodrigs yup. Since Michaels presence in Bahia,people from all over the would saw the circumstances under which they have to live and helped them. There are some organisations and no drug cartels anymore.
Brazil is the biggest black country in the earth, outside the Africa continent - and then, Salvador, in Bahia, is the biggest black city in the world, outside Africa too. So this video is much more coherent than the prision one. And if you take the geopolitical context, that the US is the most fascist and undemocratic nation in the world, that it promotes coups d'etat and destroys democracies around the world (it has even promoted and sponsored two coups d'etat here in Brazil), then the lyrics of "They dont care about us" are much more coherent in context from the South American viewpoint. Michael knew that.
6:08 The local police were there to protect him from overwhelming fans, as you saw him get harmlessly attacked by two female fans; those are the kind of fans you have to watch out for.
somos brasileiro temos muito AMOR pelo o micheal quando ele veio pro Brasil todo mundo queria abraça-lo ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ não foi um ataque ao Michael foi um abraço de um fan.....TRADUZAAA
Todo en este video musical es real, la letra, lo qué pasa en esa zona de brasil Michael Jackson era un hombre real sin importar qué logro mostrar lo que quería
He was not allowed by the government to make this video, so they got the cartell to stop the police and make the crew run from street to street for filming without gettong arrested. The video crew with M running and the kids withthe drums after. The mafia in the favela gave them the OK and helpt them. WIthout getting paid!!!
Please do more MJ. Come together, dirty diana, you are not alone live, grammys performance, 1995 MTV performance, you are not alone live, human nature live at Whembley
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This video is a Re-upload RUclips had blocked it. Fingers crossed that this one doesn't get blocked again!!!
Wow, that shows a lot about the thruth of this song!
@@dimitrisgaranatsis Also why the version you usually hear is censored, because Michael used "Jew me" and "kike me" in the lyrics, which is what the unusual noises are.
Crematoriums must run at ~1600 degrees F. It takes on average 2.5 hours to burn off organic matter (still leaving behind the bones, bone fragments and teeth that then must be crushed in a separate process).
Heat Energy (calories) = m * c * ΔT m = mass of human ( average: 80.7 kg )
c = specific heat of human body ( 3470 J. kg-1 . K-1 )
ΔT = Change in temperature. ( cremation temp - room temp )
Room Temperature = 26 °C
1600 °F = 871°C
So: H.E. = 80.7kg * 3470 J/kg*k * (871-26)
H.E. = 236624.5 kcal
The energy in a kg of coke(coal) is 8000 kcal/kg. So one body would (under IDEAL conditions) take 236625kcal/8000kcal/kg = 29.57 or about 30kg (66 pounds!) of fuel to burn.
To cremate 3 to 6 million jews, therefore, it would take around 100,000-200,000 metric tons (220,462,280-440,924,560 pounds!) of coal.
That is an awful lot of coal (i.e. impossible) for a country that couldn’t heat its homes, operate its tanks or fly it's aircraft etc. because of beyond-critical fuel shortages.
Also when coal is burnt, it generates around 5-10% of its weight in ash. So, I'll be generous and say 5%. So 9 million kg of ash from the fuel. The average adult leaves ~2.5kg of bone fragments, teeth and ash from cremation. So we have 9 million + 2.5x6million = 24 million kg of ash.
That is a lot of remains to just disappear and leave no trace. Makes one think.
H.E. = 80.7kg * 3470 J/kg*k * (871-26)
H.E. = 236,624.5 kcal per body
236,624.5 kcal * 6,500,000 = 1,538,059,250,000,000 kcal total
999569974676.29 kcal per megaton
That's 1.53 Megatons of TNT
That's 1000x all the explosives used in WWI.
That's 1/2 of all the explosives used during all of WWII.
That's 100x the nuclear bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
All from a non-nuclear, resource-starved, Texas sized blockaded nation fighting for its life on multiple fronts during a world war. Truly amazing technology indeed. It really makes one think.
@@dimitrisgaranatsis [Verse 1]
Beat me, hate me, you can never break me
Will me, thrill me, you can never kill me
Jew me, sue me, everybody do me
Kick me, kike me, don't you black or white me
@amicy can you react to Gabriel Henrique from Brazil singing Michael Jackson cover earth... He was on AGT this year, thank you..
ruclips.net/video/CFDeEaLABro/видео.htmlsi=m3UMN4410y2yU8i5
As a Brazilian I need to say, he chose the perfect song to film here.
He could actually film this in almost any country in our wild cruel world... No one really care about us.
Sure 🏴☠️
yeah men,, the perfect for for the perfect place,, I love brazil
He could have sang this in any NYC project buildings and it's the same thing. The message is the same I mean. Universál.
@@ricardo950535maybe, but pls don’t compare the poverty of NYC with the poverty of say Sao Paolo. Or a communist capital etc.. seriously but nyc will change soon, watch
FUN FACT:
When Michael came to record this video in Brazil, the police did not want him to show the favela and the reality of poor families at that time. So he went up to the favela and asked permission and security from the owners of the favela (the drug dealers who were in charge) so that he could film and show everyone there. Michael himself didn't care who would appear on film, he wanted to capture the energy, simplicity and joy of those people. The drug dealers made Michael and his team safer throughout the work, much more so than the government and the police. That says a lot about the lyrics of the song. 🇧🇷💕
“Somethings in life we just don’t wanna see” thank you for this!
@Stefan Ra true!
A job is a job
@Stefan Ra idk where u got that info tho
Wow, that is so interesting, I didn't know that fact. Thank you for your information.
Evan Chandler did another attempt of extortion of money. He tried to sue Michael, he accused Michael that he was talking about him (Evan Chandler) in this song. The court rejected his accusations. He did 3 attempts of extortion of money. That's the kind of people Michael had to deal with.
@@hannaz4617 yes, exactly!
There's never gonna be another Michael Jackson!!!!!!! King, Legend!!!!! 💜💜
Never
The king of kings forever
Spike Lee directed the film. There’s a new documentary called beyond the saturday sun by Brazilians who tell the story of how difficult it was to get the video made in Brazil. MJ and Spike wanted to focus on the Afro Brazilian community in Brazil who were fighting for their rights
Both short films for this song-anthem were made with Spike Lee. Also Spike Lee who has a great admiration for MJ made two doc about the artistic career of MJ, one focusing on Off the wall era, the other on Bad era, the one for Thriller I do not know if he will make it or not. Anyway, thanks for the reaction . MJ had such power on ppl, many times when he was visiting a country even without giving a concert he was received like a King a beloved king of ppl. One gesture and the ppl would follow him . He was and is more than his chosen high pitched tone and his skin disease.A force of nature, a phenomenon.
The drums are from Olodum! Olodum deserves a specific reaction!
Olodum is a Brazilian percussion group from Salvador/ Bahia. It is also a non-governmental organization that promotes African culture in Brazil.
They are world-famous. Initially, they gained worldwide projection with the musician Paul Simon. They have many successes and have performed with many other artists, such as Michael Jackson/"They don't care about us", Pet Shop Boys, Caetano Veloso, Wayne Shorter, Herbie Hancock, Jimmy Cliff, Shakira, Daniela Mercury, Margareth Menezes, Simone, the rapper Pitbull, Jennifer Lopez, Claudia Leitte, Ivete Sangalo, Carlinhos Brown, among many others!
Michael nunca errou. Veio no Rio e ao invés de gravar em um ponto turístico subiu a favela onde está a verdadeira essência da população do Rio de Janeiro, apresentou o Olodum ao mundo, literalmente vestiu a camisa apesar de todas as contradições. UM ÍCONE INCONTESTÁVEL.
Nossa foi um marco. Ficou lindo o vídeo !!!! Ele adorava os fãs...
Não foi na favela do Rio, foi no Pelourinho na Bahia, o Oludum fica lá e não no Rio.
KKKKKKKKKKKK AMIGA ISSO FOI EM SALVADOR!!!! QUE SINDROME DE GENTE BRANCA HORRÍVEL
@@jubernardi23 talvez vc nunca quis se informar o olodum e no pelourinho na bahia, mais a favela o morro os becos e vielas que aparece no clipe e td no morro santa marta no RJ.....SO UMA CORREÇAO DO QUE VC DISSE
@@jubernardi23 Desculpa a arrogância, mas vc assistiu ao vídeo? Nitidamente aparecem cenas do Rio (mostrando até o Cristo) o tempo todo. Todas as cenas em favelas foram gravadas na comunidade Santa Marta. Até a Globo já fez uma matéria especial cobrindo a vinda dele ao Brasil, especialmente ao Rio, onde a Glória Maria entrevistou o próprio MJ na favela, nos intervalos de gravação do clipe.
yes, we brazilians come in every color, I am pale AF, but I'm proud of my 14% african dna (and proud of the rest too, don't get me wrong, but the people who had to fight for their human rights have a special place in my heart - the african and indigenous especially) and this video was filmed partly in Bahia, and my great-greatgrandfather was born there, he was a slave and when he finally got his deserved liberty, came to live here in São Paulo where I still live. I have a bit of everything in my DNA, and I love my crazy mixture. RIP grandpa Maximiliano.
Yes we came in every color but we are only one people, true brazilians, my brother.🥰
Michael Jackson is the only artist that will forever be my favorite. I can like one artist now but not like him/her in the next few months or years.It's different with Michael. From the moment I knew about him, I never disliked him at any point.I may sometimes stop watching his videos and listening to his songs , but there's always that time that I go back and appreciate his greatness again and again.
I'm sooo happy you reacted to MJ again !!! MORE please
We got you @llucy
The greatest of all time👑
Nobody can come near him EVER.
We miss and love you king!
Michael Jackson❤️
Forever in our hearts. ❤️
Legends never die
MJ and xxxtention is living in our heart
I was little when he went to Brazil, and it was THE NEWS throughout Latin America (I'm from Argentina). We all envied Brazilians for being part of it. Few people know that Spike Lee directed this. It's so beautiful in so many ways. The way Michael dances, Olodum having the spotlight (they were), Spike Lee showcasing how people of colour are treated in Brazil and how tough the police are down there. The lyrics, their musicality, and how Michael gives it all make people listen. Just perfect.
@@semprequevoceleroscomentarios get a life
He was so criticized for this song and both videos. THEY accused him of being antisemitic, hated him for filming this in the favelas. He had to censor some parts, but the Song got NOT much airplay in the US.
Totally bs what they did. Sick. They did everything they could to destroy him. May he rest on the highest step in paradise
And the nerve of the U.S to call him a racist what a joke, Michael was most certainly proud of his roots and had so much respect for poor "black" communities and other countries of colour.
☻️🙌🏽🌟🎩🙆🏽♂️💖🌍
Yeah.
@@Snyper1405 proud of his roots = racist
@@GIANTjackass101 can you prove he was racist? Lol
I really love that song of Michael. His dance moves, almost the way how native Americans used to dance, his screams like a wolf, when he brings all of Michael Jackson into this song, his arm and hand is going into his neck and dancing with the people in Brazil.
Evan Chandler tried to do another extortion of money. He sued Michael, he accused him that Michael was talking about Evan Chandler in this song. The court rejected the accusations, Evan Chandler did 3 attempts of extortion of money. It's important that people know that. Those are the kinds of people Michael had to deal with.
Michael is an absolutely genius in dancing, song writing and singing. His dance moves are full of passion, joy, love and perfectly smooth. There is no one in the whole world who is able to imitate his moves. They come straight from his heart. He is absolutely an innocent person, who tried to do good in the world as much he was able to.
I feel so sorry that greedy and jealous people finally broke his heart and spirit. They'll get their karma, like Martin Bashir right now. He apologized after Michael died, for his lies. His report led to the accusations of the Arvizo, that was the joke of the day! His lies in his report had consequences, he lied to have more fame, popularity, money and clicks.
To lie about someone, to put him down, so that he has more success is so insensitive and mean. He really tricked him played his friend, to get footage that he turned around to hurt him. I can't believe someone is doing something like that. The same behavior as Safechuck, Reed and Robson.
Thank you for that video. Michael deserves to get so much more attention. The main media was really great in reporting LN and Oprah's interview, They were not great in reporting about Safechucks and Robsons fabricated story based on lies. The biggest attempt with the highest amount of money in American history. Probably of HBO, they are just not reporting the truth!
I am from India. Back in the days I liked all Michael songs but understand few words. Now I enjoy his songs more as I can understand their meanings too.
MJ is that human we need to learn so much from him ❤
In some ways, this is one of the most powerful songs I have ever heard. The army of boys/young men playing drums make it more intense. I think that where they videotapd it. adds greatly to it's value. No matter all the controverys/rumors about him, you cannot take away his genious.
Michael Jackson eterno Rei, amava o Brasil ❤❤❤
Fun fact: they needed 35000 police officers and military to escort Michael from the Brazil airport
Fun Fact - the number increases with each posting
The fact that they dint to do script on how people would react. Michael Jackson is the most famous performer that ever existed. No one can get to his level of popularity. Unparalleled talent and impact. King.
O Brasil enlouqueceu nesse dia! ❤️🇧🇷
I feel like this is one of those things that made the media go even harder against MJ. He always spoke his mind and they didn't like it. The guy was so genuine and they did their best to completely tarnish his reputation.
Amo ver e rever esse vídeo por que aconteceu aqui em Salvador BA. E é maravilhosa essa sensação de saber que foi na minha terra 🇧🇷🇧🇷
Sometimes I remember that he is no longer here and I cry. If existed more people like him, the world woudn’t be so cruel. RIP MJ 🙏
Сильно, реально сильно, спасибо вам ребята, что мы видим вместе с вами легенду реальную, спасибо
Está canción rompió barreras sin importar la censura y que no lo hayan transmitido en su tiempo. Es algo que muchos escucharon,escuchan y escucharán.
The beat is intoxicating
Guys I just subbed. I jumped of the chair you gave us a double version. I was lucky enough to see this live. Please please do rock with you Wembley stadium 87. His does like 5 mins of add libs at the start. Tabloid junkie but with lyrics cause he is mad Mike spitting facts. And Grammys 98. You guys made my day with this. Thank you. 🔥🔥🔥🔥💕💕💕💕💕💕
What a Masterpiece. Forever Michael.
Ohh the 90s! Was revolutionary! People ain’t have phones to record, people would feel the live performance so intense, everyone would cry! All we had was memories! The best times
I'm Brazilian and this song was very well accepted here, and the lyrics are perfect for the time and moment, (thanks Michael) but unfortunately this is the reality in many places in Brazil, such a beautiful country, simple and beautiful people, but dangerous
Esta música começa a tocar, meu cérebro automaticamente: " Michael, Michael eles não ligam pra gente" 😅😅😅😅 mais alguém assim?
Kklkkk sim.
sim, inclusive na versão normal
às vezes eu tô parada e do nada me vem essa frase na cabeça e eu solto aleatoriamente - Michael eles não ligam pra gente - a galera fica meio ??? kkk
@@xwitchy eu com meus pensamentos intrusivos sou assim tbm kkkkkkk
Brasil , michael jackson Amo eterno❤
aee um br me sinto menos solitário kkkkk
@@jao939 Também ksksks
I'm a MJ fan and I'm loving your reactions in the videos. ❤👏🏻
Nice reaction 🙂 and thanks mom for raising us with this great music 😊 90s child from Finland.
Michael Jackson forever the King of Pop 👑
Oh, y'all got the SHORT version. You have to see the whole extended version.
The Brazil one?
@@Amicy Yeah, the one you watched cuts off early.
in the Brazilian version, the scenes were recorded in Rio de Janeiro and Salvador, together with Olodum, here they were not letting him record, because "it would tarnish the city's image"
I would love to see you react to the powermetal cover of this by Beast In Black. My guy has INSANE range and when he covered one of my favorites, I was so surprised!
Great short film and great reaction! I love watching Michael dance with those people! Very beautiful ♥️♥️
The one and only :( From ground zero to cloud nine, our king. Missing you forever Michael!!! We will never forget you.
imagina como foi ver o Michael pessoalmente
Godly
you cannot hate MJ man. No one can and should
I knew as soon as he released this tbey would come for him ..he was too risky to the establishment to leave alive
Maaaan, this was fire!
The king of pop will never die to me, he wrote songs about the truth. RIP MJ
You're the men !!! I susbscribe and share ! M.J. is the genius ! 💪
I’m in tears, I miss him so much. He passed on my birthday 😢 thank you for showing this.
My childhood, my idole, ny everything 😍🧘♀️
Loved your reactions ❤️❤️❤️
finally something that I really wanted to see!
I was in schock when I discovered that this is a Brazilian version, not an a official, like, ultimate clip! 🗣️🗣️🗣️
I love MJJ, I love watching others who love him like i do! Thanks for keeping him alive xo
Michael is a KING FOREVER FOREVER FOREVER 💚💙❤💟💜💛
The legend. King!! Hug from Brazil
I personally prefer the version filmed in a prison it’s more coherent with the message. But sadly i heard the prison version was a hot topic back then and made the news as he was depainting ( and saying the literal truth lol) of the governement and they didn’t appreciate it. It got censored on many channels and had to do another video so it could be broadcasted. Still the message still goes through. It was a smart move because doing this song with a video was the only way to get even more play and at the end expend the song and bring knowledge to people. That’s one of my favorite songs of him. It’s also around this era where I believe he was hella criticized for « becoming white » as he literally kept saying i know what I am and I’m black. It sad people came to believe way more later that his vitiligo was indeed true. There’s so many pictures starting from early 80´s where you see he was already having big ass patches of skin falling. I guess at some point he wanted to « unify » his skin tone. People also were saying a lot, because he always carried umbrellas, that he didn’t want to get tan when in reality you literally get hella burnt by the sun when you have vitiligo it literally goes directly to burn you just like people having the albino condition.
Exactly
The Brazil version is also coherent to people who know how black people are treated and how the cops are violent in Brazil. The Brazilian governament were worried about how this mv would affect Brazil's political image. Michael chose Bahia and Rio for a reason. Bahia has the largest black communit in the country and rio has a really bad problem with police violence in favelas. The difference is the prison version shows explicit how things are.
@@SamantaRodrigs yup. Since Michaels presence in Bahia,people from all over the would saw the circumstances under which they have to live and helped them. There are some organisations and no drug cartels anymore.
Brazil is the biggest black country in the earth, outside the Africa continent - and then, Salvador, in Bahia, is the biggest black city in the world, outside Africa too.
So this video is much more coherent than the prision one.
And if you take the geopolitical context, that the US is the most fascist and undemocratic nation in the world, that it promotes coups d'etat and destroys democracies around the world (it has even promoted and sponsored two coups d'etat here in Brazil), then the lyrics of "They dont care about us" are much more coherent in context from the South American viewpoint. Michael knew that.
@@ivofreitass 💯
Bless You Brothers For Showing Us These Michael Jackson Videos Cuz He's Forever One Of The Greatest In The Entire Global World 🌍.
Como envelheceu bem esse clipe...
Yes
Gone too soon man. Forever missed. I wanted to be a dancer since I watched that live version of it. I love you MJ!
He’s a G.O.A.T 🙌🏼, I loved how he used the Tunisian flag 🇹🇳 back in 1996 when he performed in Tunisia 🫶🏻
6:08 The local police were there to protect him from overwhelming fans, as you saw him get harmlessly attacked by two female fans; those are the kind of fans you have to watch out for.
somos brasileiro temos muito AMOR pelo o micheal quando ele veio pro Brasil todo mundo queria abraça-lo ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ não foi um ataque ao Michael foi um abraço de um fan.....TRADUZAAA
@@jao939 it would be more helpful if this was in english
Micheal Jackson forever 🔥🔥💪🔥💪💪
Michael Jackson was huge throughout the world. That is one of the reasons so many people wanted to take him down.
Guys guys guys ...the original song of " they don't care about us" in brazil.its not the first .the first was 12 minutes .
Excelent reaction, love You guys 🇦🇷❤️
Todo en este video musical es real, la letra, lo qué pasa en esa zona de brasil Michael Jackson era un hombre real sin importar qué logro mostrar lo que quería
The KING OF MUSIC
I LOVE Micheal Jackson!
Feel vibes
You should play the long version with the emtire percussions solo at the end.
Big fan from norway🇳🇴🇳🇴🇳🇴🇳🇴🇳🇴☺️
Ja Norge
Og ja MJ
@@Kr-sk2wi bell is love 😂😂😂 hahaha... l..
Maravilhoso 🇧🇷
King of pop😩⚡❤️❤️❤️
You've watched the short version its 7:00 minutes. You missed the best part at the end
Right?! I was waiting for those drums!
Thank you for a great reaction to the king of pop MJ 🎶🎵
I love this video! The Olodum (that plays the drums with him) is an amazing project, u should search for it
Michael Jackson...no nead more...the Legend...rip King❤️❤️❤️
MJ knew full well the powers that run this world don't care about any of us little people. Most truth spitting song ever
Muito legal Maicon jeksom com à camisa do olodum
Michael sendo necessário como sempre!!! Essa música representa tanto! BRAZILIAN IN THE HOUSE, BABIES!!!!
More Michael Jackson reactions 🤗
O vídeo ainda nao acabou,o final é o melhor
Que saudades que eu tô
Do carnaval de Salvador
E o som dos tambores com o Olodum
Axé pra todos.
Michael nosso eterno REI!!!
He was not allowed by the government to make this video, so they got the cartell to stop the police and make the crew run from street to street for filming without gettong arrested. The video crew with M running and the kids withthe drums after. The mafia in the favela gave them the OK and helpt them. WIthout getting paid!!!
This s💙ng is pure art! I L💚ve Michael Jacks💛n!!! 🌴🌴🌴
This version with the drums sounds better than the Prison version.
... LEYENDA ...
All dayyyy
Please REACT ON his live performance on Dangerous 1995🥺🥺🙏🙏
Poderiam colocar legendas em português
Please do more MJ. Come together, dirty diana, you are not alone live, grammys performance, 1995 MTV performance, you are not alone live, human nature live at Whembley
Please guys from italy i want to see your reaction about we've had enough lyrics , MJ forever
Great reaction 👍
This is one of the few favorite songs from him along with Earth Song and one other (I don’t remember the name)
brazil 🔥🔥🔥
I love this.
The colours are like Bob Marley’s Colours
Plz guys do more Michael jackson live performances reactions plz plz plz
Fun fact: there are 1500 police during this shooting
Please react to Jackson 5, “I’ll be there.” 🥺
HE WAS REFERRING TO THE ELITES IN HOLLYWEIRD