He repeated the same move once again until he got tired, that's why his dances were always so perfect. Michael was a perfectionist and he was the best dancer in the world. Love ya Michael
Dolhins smj I think you and ThalesPo are correct. I also think that what helped to make M.J the greatest dancer was, not just his ability to rehearse for hours on end, but also FEELING everything he did, he could deeply feel the music in him, he always said that a dancer's biggest mistake was thinking...he never thought about his dancing, he just felt it and moved his body accordingly to it. And that was a huge part of his God given talent...he could feel and see things in his dancing as well as in his music that no one else could, he knew there was always something more he could do..because he felt every single thing he did!! That's what makes M.J the greatest entertainer of all time!! (: Peace be with everyone in this New Year and please...take good care of yourselves and one another (:
Michael "Shrimp" Chambers and Bruno Pop n Taco, they were the teachers who taught MJ to perfect his moves and performed in various of his videos. They performed in the movie Breakin the caracters are Turbo and Bruno...
There’s a guy who really puts the work in. You hear many ‘artists’ claiming they put in the ‘grind’ and ‘hustle’ these days but none could hold a candle to MJ’s work ethic.,
Michael "Shrimp" Chambers and Bruno Pop n Taco, they were the teachers who taught MJ to perfect his moves and performed in various of his videos. They performed in the movie Breakin the caracters are Turbo and Bruno...
Michael was taught at a young age by Motown to repeat repeat repeat ..they taught him showmanship...anyone with learning can be a dancer but he was a dancer in his DNA. When he performed he thought of every last detail that some don't even think about. No one will ever top him.
Leila Békélé they taught showmanship. MJ even quoted it as a Motown machine they taught them how to walk, do interviews, talk, DANCE, sing, and stage presence. MJ had a natural ability to learn and soak up info and make it his own, but can't ignore the people who gave him the info.
Joseph made him a perfectionist. He would have gotten lashes for missing steps. He said it himself to Bashir. But the thing about it was that he realized he was so good of a dancer around 1976 that he could pick up anything on que without real training. Similar to the way Nick Cannon's Drum Line character could pick up drum combos but couldn't read music for shit. This still happens today. Where somebody is a beast at dancing until they walk into a studio filled with longtime ballerinas soloists. #Rhythmoftheblackman
All I can say that Africans are talented..I hope that the African governments realize that some day and make the whole African continent great. Never let no one take their land or sell their people.. An honest comment from a salvadoran
Michael was pure magic. No wonder millions of fans were mad to attend MJ's concerts. So perfect in every step. He was born to rule the dance floor. No second thoughts
Nick Saban once said in an interview “Most people practice until they get it right. We practice until we can’t get it wrong”. That’s what makes great people, great. That flame that burns hottest and brightest.
Michael "Shrimp" Chambers and Bruno Pop n Taco, they were the teachers who taught MJ to perfect his moves and performed in various of his videos. They performed in the movie Breakin the caracters are Turbo and Bruno...
@@dittoluv its a joke if u read the guy made a joke about michael jordan so i made a joke about another nba player and the reason i said positive is because he has aids 👍
Hello there, when I was 7 people found it normal that I loved MJ, with 17 they said "ok he's still in his teens", when I turned 27 people started a little raising their eyebrows. At the age of 37 they thought I was not normal ...I am 47 today and the only thing I know is that I am a Michael "fan" for more then 40 years and PROUD and HAPPY I still am. This video shows me why again ...because Michael Jackson always did and always will give me joy in life. Michael, I sencearly hope you can forgive what we did to you. Thank you for never giving up and for your fight. May you find peace and final rest !! Greetings from Europe.
What we did to you ????? Did you do something to MJ ? I know I did not and many others did not. Maybe a incorrect typo from you? Sometime I type so fast and then i relize i type wrong so I retype what i meant to type.
@vida9960 Be proud and happy that you are and have always been an MJ fan. It's never about the age... I am sure you realised that even to this day. Music and true musicians transcend time. MJ is one of them. He still resides in our hearts.
Quite funny that this choreographer created those moves but Micheal was naturally gifted with a high capacity of fluidity and finesse that he just out-performs the choreographer doing the exact same moves.
They always said this about Michael. That he was a better dancer than his professional dancers and that he had the ability to see a dance step ONCE (even a complicated one) and be able to do it perfectly immediately. It could be a step that would take professional dancers YEARS to master. Michael mastered it immediately. He also was a perfect MIME so he could imitate voices, accents and of course all body movements. GENIUS.
OneYulaw Hahaha, you can state that about everyone he's worked with. It's the same as when you're watching him and allowing your eyes to move off to the dancers on stage with him. MJ took center stage every. single. time. and out performed them all.
The choregrapher didnt create all the moves . Michael would come with his own moves and put his personality to his choregraphies , one could could recognise immediately a mj like choregraphy or not .Actually he co-wrot all his choregraphies .
My teacher always says to me: Andrew, you SHOULD out-performs me. Because if you did not then I is a bad teacher. So I don't think that this is a funny or a strange thing. I think he was a good teacher and Michael was a good student.
Phresh Ideas + Designs Perfectionism is an affliction that all children of Narcissistic parents struggle with. Janet is also the same. It's coz of Joe.
globalcitizenn Actually, MJ was different they stated even as a young kid. He watched intensely for hours as a young kid Jackie Wilson and James Brown moves etc. Even Berry Gordy said’ MJ would watch his every move on audio soundboard like a Hawk.
I actually know a guy who was background dancer for MJ and he was saying the exact same thing. They were practicing in front of mirrors for hours upon hours, ate, slept and started over for days. That's the kind of person you got to be on the top I guess
"I do not fear the man who has practiced ten thousand kicks once, I fear the man who has practiced one kick ten thousand times."- Sensei Bruce Lee (Bruce Sifu for the pedantic)
@@uraharamitchell7250 Bruce was The Baddest, no doubt about it. But he was not a Sensei. If he had been given an official title of mastery by his Cantonese lineage, it would have been Sifu not Sensei. Other than that your comment is Spot On... Rock On Urahara.
@@borgullet3376 He wasn't given that totle because the board were RACIST, it had absolutely nothing to do with his ability. Master Lee was teaching the WEST the ancient arts and this angered them
Michael "Shrimp" Chambers and Bruno Pop n Taco, they were the teachers who taught MJ to perfect his moves and performed in various of his videos. They performed in the movie Breakin the caracters are Turbo and Bruno...
Don't forget James Brown now, him and Michael Jackson perfected their craft and made it their natural routine. It's a shame not many artists work as hard as those two legends. :)
Michael "Shrimp" Chambers and Bruno Pop n Taco, they were the teachers who taught MJ to perfect his moves and performed in various of his videos. They performed in the movie Breakin the caracters are Turbo and Bruno...
@@mohammedsaeed1779 Michael said he learnt from James Brown's moves and many of the old 50's 40's. Hence his outfits always had a early 1920's feel to them.
No one can dance like him no one! Michael was a diamond in the rough. Michael was a perfectionist and loved his craft. We miss u!!! Ty for inspiring me to become a dancer
Michael "Shrimp" Chambers and Bruno Pop n Taco, they were the teachers who taught MJ to perfect his moves and performed in various of his videos. They performed in the movie Breakin the caracters are Turbo and Bruno...
What a coincidence, I just watched my Moonwalker DVD earlier this evening and then I happen to stumble upon this video on RUclips. Freaky or what! There will never be another MJ. He was THE king of pop. We miss you Michael.
Michael "Shrimp" Chambers and Bruno Pop n Taco, they were the teachers who taught MJ to perfect his moves and performed in various of his videos. They performed in the movie Breakin the caracters are Turbo and Bruno...
Michael "Shrimp" Chambers and Bruno Pop n Taco, they were the teachers who taught MJ to perfect his moves and performed in various of his videos. They performed in the movie Breakin the caracters are Turbo and Bruno...
Michael "Shrimp" Chambers and Bruno Pop n Taco, they were the teachers who taught MJ to perfect his moves and performed in various of his videos. They performed in the movie Breakin the caracters are Turbo and Bruno...
Michael moves in ways that other dancers/perfomers do not. Even his hands. Watch his hands/fingers when he is performing. They do a dance all by themselves. It is remarkable to watch it.
Jojos25 nah. Michael was something special. don't see many with a talent for dancing (he came out of the womb dancing -- little Michael w/ the Jackson 5!) and singing (4 octaves, flawless falsetto/growls/adlibs, unique sound without having to force his voice) and innovation (taking inspiration from the ones before him, crediting them, and then revolutionizing the moves) and creativity (his songs were all unique, he cannot be replicated, but there r tons of impersonators who try in the singing/dancing area). probably one of the most talented people to ever live, if not the most. his influence is here today in kids n teens (like myself) who love him & the messages in his songs. the most famous celebrity ever, probably the most awarded, the most influential man in modern music (past 4-5 decades or so), and the best in the entertainment biz.
That smooth criminal video is the quintessence of dance in its perfection. All his subtle moves were in harmony with the music beats, even when he was climbing up the stairs to kick some bad asses.
Michael was a perfectionist,this is is exactly why his performances were 110% all the time,love you Michael,best performer and singer and songwriter in the world.
Michael "Shrimp" Chambers and Bruno Pop n Taco, they were the teachers who taught MJ to perfect his moves and performed in various of his videos. They performed in the movie Breakin the caracters are Turbo and Bruno...
Michael "Shrimp" Chambers and Bruno Pop n Taco, they were the teachers who taught MJ to perfect his moves and performed in various of his videos. They performed in the movie Breakin the caracters are Turbo and Bruno...
Michael was awesome. He started his own way of dress, his way of singing and his own way of dancing. He was just himself and having fun. When you do that, you're just original. He did it his way and wasn't trying to be anybody else. Respect
He borrowed. Grammy outfit was taken from Captain Crunch, Napoleon Bonaparte and the Sgt Peppers album cover. Sequin jacket idea came from pianist Liberace. Thriller and Beat It jackets were something punk rockers would have done had he not taken initiative. He also watched hours of Hitler videos to study Nazi elitist attire. They were basically the ideas of others that went through his new mind at the time. Not to mention in the 80s he had Jewish fashion designers on his dick thanks to CBS records spoiling him by seeing his megastar potential. Iconic Class A Chit. 👽
@@MrSilkydrew And who did Fred Astair copy?! Because I've seen videos of smooth dancing Black Brothers of Fred era. Also with similar Fred attire on.And with the moves. Great Dancers! . Of course they weren't gonna be highly recognized, and credited for their gift of dance like Fred was, and is. Nevertheless,I love seeing old flicks of Fred Aistair dancing. He was one of the Greats.
This short film had some of my favorite choreography from Michael. Took me years to master it for my dance class. Mr. Patterson I tip my hat to you and to the late, great Fred Astaire (MJ's inspiration) whom I also love as a dancer. It's very bittersweet to hear Vincent reminiscing about his time with Michael (reminds me of when he broke down at the end of the Bad 25 documentary).
Michael "Shrimp" Chambers and Bruno Pop n Taco, they were the teachers who taught MJ to perfect his moves and performed in various of his videos. They performed in the movie Breakin the caracters are Turbo and Bruno...
Just fascinating. I could watch over and over. He moves so organically and perfectly. At 0.35 it's just flawless! His backup dances can do the moves but he IS the moves. They can't come close to what and how he executes. Just mesmerizing.
Michael "Shrimp" Chambers and Bruno Pop n Taco, they were the teachers who taught MJ to perfect his moves and performed in various of his videos. They performed in the movie Breakin the caracters are Turbo and Bruno...
"He's a natural!" *Hundreds of hours preparing. Sore muscles, blistered feet with aches and pains in places you don't know you had muscle* "He sure is"
I imagine all the work and effort he put into his music and dance .. I love him so much for this, And he has always been perfect in everything. R.I.P. Mike and I love you💘
Michael "Shrimp" Chambers and Bruno Pop n Taco, they were the teachers who taught MJ to perfect his moves and performed in various of his videos. They performed in the movie Breakin the caracters are Turbo and Bruno...
Something very subtle in the way Michael moves.. it is so smooth.. somehow smoother than the other guy, who is also perfect.. being more perfect than perfect.. that’s what MJ stands for.
This makes me so happy! I enjoy watching behind the scenes and in the making. thank you for sharing. This is pure gold. This legend really put effort into everything he did.
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I love how he incorporates the clothes into the coreography: he even makes pulling his trousers up into a dance move!
MJ is not only the GOAT of dance moves, he's the God of dance moves!
Looks like thriller, expanded upon.
He was a genius
@@pauljohnson6019Igh u on your knees
He repeated the same move once again until he got tired, that's why his dances were always so perfect. Michael was a perfectionist and he was the best dancer in the world. Love ya Michael
He really was the best of all time. Some people say he is second to Fred Astaire, but I still prefer Michael. He was more creative than Fred.
Me too , I always prefer Michael more than other one
Dolhins smj
I think you and ThalesPo are correct. I also think that what helped to make M.J the greatest dancer was, not just his ability to rehearse for hours on end, but also FEELING everything he did, he could deeply feel the music in him, he always said that a dancer's biggest mistake was thinking...he never thought about his dancing, he just felt it and moved his body accordingly to it. And that was a huge part of his God given talent...he could feel and see things in his dancing as well as in his music that no one else could, he knew there was always something more he could do..because he felt every single thing he did!! That's what makes M.J the greatest entertainer of all time!! (: Peace be with everyone in this New Year and please...take good care of yourselves and one another (:
I agree with you, MJ felt inside his bones every move he did, and thank you, wish you a happy new year too :D
Dolhins smj
You are very much welcome (: Long live our King Of Pop ♪ ♫ ♪ ♫
I absolutely love how this man is teaching MJ the moves, but you can already see perfection in the little things MJ adds!
Michael "Shrimp" Chambers and Bruno Pop n Taco,
they were the teachers who taught MJ to perfect his moves and performed in various of his videos.
They performed in the movie Breakin the caracters are Turbo and Bruno...
@@MrSeth166 you don't see this amount of dedication to a performance anymore these days.
@@andreschavez5972 how would you know. are you in the dance studio?
@@tau9508 I was the one filming 😎
There’s a guy who really puts the work in.
You hear many ‘artists’ claiming they put in the ‘grind’ and ‘hustle’ these days but none could hold a candle to MJ’s work ethic.,
Michael "Shrimp" Chambers and Bruno Pop n Taco,
they were the teachers who taught MJ to perfect his moves and performed in various of his videos.
They performed in the movie Breakin the caracters are Turbo and Bruno...
Nobody moves like Michael Jackson.....often imitated but not replicated.
Colonel John Matrix my thoughts exactly... that’s just facts ☝️👍👍👍
Do you know mj faked his death and he is Peter midani on fb?
TWYMMF Peace yes, apparently he is hanging out with Elvis
he sees something or someone gives him a template and he'll perfect it and improve it, amazing
He actually learned a lot from Fred Astaire, plus Jeffrey Daniels from Shalamar taught him the moonwalk 😊
Michael was taught at a young age by Motown to repeat repeat repeat ..they taught him showmanship...anyone with learning can be a dancer but he was a dancer in his DNA. When he performed he thought of every last detail that some don't even think about. No one will ever top him.
They didnt taught him showmanship though . he was a natural showman otherwise his brothers would be showmen too .
Leila Békélé they taught showmanship. MJ even quoted it as a Motown machine they taught them how to walk, do interviews, talk, DANCE, sing, and stage presence.
MJ had a natural ability to learn and soak up info and make it his own, but can't ignore the people who gave him the info.
Joseph made him a perfectionist.
He would have gotten lashes for missing steps. He said it himself to Bashir.
But the thing about it was that he realized he was so good of a dancer around 1976 that he could pick up anything on que without real training.
Similar to the way Nick Cannon's Drum Line character could pick up drum combos but couldn't read music for shit.
This still happens today.
Where somebody is a beast at dancing until they walk into a studio filled with longtime ballerinas soloists.
#Rhythmoftheblackman
My God
All I can say that Africans are talented..I hope that the African governments realize that some day and make the whole African continent great. Never let no one take their land or sell their people..
An honest comment from a salvadoran
Michael was pure magic. No wonder millions of fans were mad to attend MJ's concerts. So perfect in every step. He was born to rule the dance floor. No second thoughts
Nick Saban once said in an interview “Most people practice until they get it right. We practice until we can’t get it wrong”.
That’s what makes great people, great. That flame that burns hottest and brightest.
Wow I really like that saying
@@EduardoGonzalez-tc2dg me too
Michael "Shrimp" Chambers and Bruno Pop n Taco,
they were the teachers who taught MJ to perfect his moves and performed in various of his videos.
They performed in the movie Breakin the caracters are Turbo and Bruno...
I like this! That's a good one
Man, MJ really was the shit! Nobody has ever or will ever move like him! Perfection!
Yeah Michael Jordan was great
@@mrsmith8224 nothing but *positive* words about MJ (Magic Johnson)
Young Melo23 Why Magic, its Michael Jackson
@@dittoluv its a joke if u read the guy made a joke about michael jordan so i made a joke about another nba player and the reason i said positive is because he has aids 👍
Young Melo23 ah yes sorry, i hadn't seen the other guy's comment ;-;
This man is so freakin incredible that he does the moves better than his own choreographers; it's insane.
+Yu Chube Practice makes perfect.
I just said the same thing while watching this
+Yu Chube and do you actually think that MJ didn't influenced the choreography.... :-)
+Michael The old man is very good as well...lol !
I was thinking the exact same thing. He was truly magnetic to watch.
Hello there, when I was 7 people found it normal that I loved MJ, with 17 they said "ok he's still in his teens", when I turned 27 people started a little raising their eyebrows. At the age of 37 they thought I was not normal ...I am 47 today and the only thing I know is that I am a Michael "fan" for more then 40 years and PROUD and HAPPY I still am.
This video shows me why again ...because Michael Jackson always did and always will give me joy in life.
Michael, I sencearly hope you can forgive what we did to you. Thank you for never giving up and for your fight. May you find peace and final rest !!
Greetings from Europe.
What we did to you ????? Did you do something to MJ ? I know I did not and many others did not. Maybe a incorrect typo from you? Sometime I type so fast and then i relize i type wrong so I retype what i meant to type.
So sweet ❤
@vida9960 Be proud and happy that you are and have always been an MJ fan. It's never about the age... I am sure you realised that even to this day. Music and true musicians transcend time. MJ is one of them. He still resides in our hearts.
He literally worked sooo hard to show us those flawless moves.
Nobody could ever move like him.
❤
Quite funny that this choreographer created those moves but Micheal was naturally gifted with a high capacity of fluidity and finesse that he just out-performs the choreographer doing the exact same moves.
They always said this about Michael. That he was a better dancer than his professional dancers and that he had the ability to see a dance step ONCE (even a complicated one) and be able to do it perfectly immediately. It could be a step that would take professional dancers YEARS to master. Michael mastered it immediately. He also was a perfect MIME so he could imitate voices, accents and of course all body movements. GENIUS.
OneYulaw Hahaha, you can state that about everyone he's worked with. It's the same as when you're watching him and allowing your eyes to move off to the dancers on stage with him. MJ took center stage every. single. time. and out performed them all.
OneYulaw I was thinking the same thing. Michael seemed to be the one who was creating the choreography.
The choregrapher didnt create all the moves . Michael would come with his own moves and put his personality to his choregraphies , one could could recognise immediately a mj like choregraphy or not .Actually he co-wrot all his choregraphies .
My teacher always says to me: Andrew, you SHOULD out-performs me. Because if you did not then I is a bad teacher.
So I don't think that this is a funny or a strange thing. I think he was a good teacher and Michael was a good student.
What an artist and artiste! He was almost borderline OCD with this sort of work ethic.
Phresh Ideas + Designs Perfectionism is an affliction that all children of Narcissistic parents struggle with. Janet is also the same. It's coz of Joe.
globalcitizenn Actually, MJ was different they stated even as a young kid.
He watched intensely for hours as a young kid Jackie Wilson and James Brown moves etc.
Even Berry Gordy said’ MJ would watch his every move on audio soundboard like a Hawk.
Got it from Joseph.. do it again and again and again and again..
I actually know a guy who was background dancer for MJ and he was saying the exact same thing. They were practicing in front of mirrors for hours upon hours, ate, slept and started over for days. That's the kind of person you got to be on the top I guess
Perfection at its best!!!
"I do not fear the man who has practiced ten thousand kicks once, I fear the man who has practiced one kick ten thousand times."- Sensei Bruce Lee (Bruce Sifu for the pedantic)
@Tony Wrong. Troll. Move along.
@Tony Then clearly, we're not talking about the same Bruce Lee.
Perfect statement! X
@@uraharamitchell7250 Bruce was The Baddest,
no doubt about it. But he was not a Sensei. If he had been given an official title of mastery by his Cantonese lineage, it would have been Sifu not Sensei. Other than that your comment is Spot On... Rock On Urahara.
@@borgullet3376 He wasn't given that totle because the board were RACIST, it had absolutely nothing to do with his ability.
Master Lee was teaching the WEST the ancient arts and this angered them
This is the definition of a top notch mega performer
MJ was a perfectionist.And you can tell he was passionate about his performance.
Michael "Shrimp" Chambers and Bruno Pop n Taco,
they were the teachers who taught MJ to perfect his moves and performed in various of his videos.
They performed in the movie Breakin the caracters are Turbo and Bruno...
1:03 walks away like a boss ...
That's cuz he is the boss!
GOL!
naw no boss....KING.
xabun 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Mane don't let his skin condition fool ya. He still has that swagger like a black dude lol
For those who don't know, the man talking is longtime collaborator Vincent Patterson. He was the main white guy in Beat It. Fun fact
Thank you so much for telling! Interesting! Never heard about Vincent Patterson.
Great info. What documentary is this?
And he dances better than michael actually
He practiced not to get it right, but practiced it to build muscle memory and to get the moves 100% all the time.
Michael Jackson is the hardest working man in the entertainment industry. I enjoy opportunities to see the perfectionist at work! I love you Michael!
Don't forget James Brown now, him and Michael Jackson perfected their craft and made it their natural routine. It's a shame not many artists work as hard as those two legends. :)
Michael was the hardest working man in his industry. Past tense
Did you ever happen to see MJ practicing with Boogaloo Shrimp and Pop n Taco?
Michael "Shrimp" Chambers and Bruno Pop n Taco,
they were the teachers who taught MJ to perfect his moves and performed in various of his videos.
They performed in the movie Breakin the caracters are Turbo and Bruno...
@@mohammedsaeed1779 Michael said he learnt from James Brown's moves and many of the old 50's 40's. Hence his outfits always had a early 1920's feel to them.
0:18-0:25 looks like Off the Wall era Michael except in his Smooth Criminal outfit and I'm screaming!!!
In fact, this was one of his last appearances with black skin.. He totally lost his pigmentation shortly after this
siuna bidan wdym? This was bad tour? 1986 when he rehearsed this..
@@scrixz926 I mean this rehearsals where his last days with black skin
siuna bidan kk
siuna bidan but u can find pics of him in 1986 and he already looked like the famous bad era mj..
0:18 what a sync!!! MJ walks casually and in a click into the steps... Whoa!! The King Of Talent!!👌👌👌
Mirror in front
@@nachtmuis4776 doesn’t matter
@@freybentos2602 it literally fucking does lol stop dick riding lol
@@freybentos2602 matters
@@mcanyon38 have a lie down mate
No one can dance like him no one! Michael was a diamond in the rough. Michael was a perfectionist and loved his craft. We miss u!!! Ty for inspiring me to become a dancer
He moves like water so easy and graceful. Man he was a great performer
Michael is a great dancer ... work very hard to making it even better
Michael "Shrimp" Chambers and Bruno Pop n Taco,
they were the teachers who taught MJ to perfect his moves and performed in various of his videos.
They performed in the movie Breakin the caracters are Turbo and Bruno...
What a coincidence, I just watched my Moonwalker DVD earlier this evening and then I happen to stumble upon this video on RUclips. Freaky or what! There will never be another MJ. He was THE king of pop. We miss you Michael.
That Virgo was the ultimate perfectionist and it showed in his work.
Smooth Criminal was one of his most amazing dreams brought to life.
Michael "Shrimp" Chambers and Bruno Pop n Taco,
they were the teachers who taught MJ to perfect his moves and performed in various of his videos.
They performed in the movie Breakin the caracters are Turbo and Bruno...
All that practice and hard work paid off.MICHAEL YOU ARE THE BEST !!
Damn right
Michael "Shrimp" Chambers and Bruno Pop n Taco,
they were the teachers who taught MJ to perfect his moves and performed in various of his videos.
They performed in the movie Breakin the caracters are Turbo and Bruno...
The one and only Michael Jackson there will never be another like him he was gifted
There'll never be another as talented and legendary as Michael Jackson.
Looks like michael is teaching him! "This is how it's done son!"
Exactly
The choreographer doesn't look good at all. It hard to believe those are the same moves
I guess you missed the part about him saying Michael would practice the moves over, and over, and over again.
@@BrockLanders They also don't know the role of a choreographer.
Michael "Shrimp" Chambers and Bruno Pop n Taco,
they were the teachers who taught MJ to perfect his moves and performed in various of his videos.
They performed in the movie Breakin the caracters are Turbo and Bruno...
why is MJ so sexy. I mean i have seen many dancers and performers dance but he just drives you wild
Michael moves in ways that other dancers/perfomers do not. Even his hands. Watch his hands/fingers when he is performing. They do a dance all by themselves. It is remarkable to watch it.
FacebookBrowser Its called the "stupid groupie effect"
Jojos25 nah. Michael was something special. don't see many with a talent for dancing (he came out of the womb dancing -- little Michael w/ the Jackson 5!) and singing (4 octaves, flawless falsetto/growls/adlibs, unique sound without having to force his voice) and innovation (taking inspiration from the ones before him, crediting them, and then revolutionizing the moves) and creativity (his songs were all unique, he cannot be replicated, but there r tons of impersonators who try in the singing/dancing area). probably one of the most talented people to ever live, if not the most. his influence is here today in kids n teens (like myself) who love him & the messages in his songs. the most famous celebrity ever, probably the most awarded, the most influential man in modern music (past 4-5 decades or so), and the best in the entertainment biz.
Always💞
That criminal was realy smooth man!
Yes😸😸😸😸
if only each one of us worked our jobs as hard as Michael... what world would that be... thank you Michael!!!
That's why he was the best!!!
He worked hard behind the scenes and let it show when he gave a flawless concert, a great performer.
You betcha he did 🧑🎄💙
True dedication just to purely entertain us. Thank you Micheal hope your moonwalking up there bro
That smooth criminal video is the quintessence of dance in its perfection. All his subtle moves were in harmony with the music beats, even when he was climbing up the stairs to kick some bad asses.
It’s a very rare occasion to see an artist outshining the choreographer and making him look like a back up dancer… Amazing, amazing footage💛🧡
How is this a rehearsal?!? wow! This is perfection 😲
Dexterity , flow in his movements... Gracefull!! Even his natural movements are so gracefull
Michael was a perfectionist,this is is exactly why his performances were 110% all the time,love you Michael,best performer and singer and songwriter in the world.
Your chatting ribbish
Michael "Shrimp" Chambers and Bruno Pop n Taco,
they were the teachers who taught MJ to perfect his moves and performed in various of his videos.
They performed in the movie Breakin the caracters are Turbo and Bruno...
literally nobody can imitate Michael's steps it's as if those steps were made so that only Michael is the one to execute them ... wonderful
Such a huge professional artist... 1 out of 20000000000... So sad he left us...
This shows why he was the GOAT. The original perfectionist for my generation!!
Ye and your generation dont mean shit
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Michael "Shrimp" Chambers and Bruno Pop n Taco,
they were the teachers who taught MJ to perfect his moves and performed in various of his videos.
They performed in the movie Breakin the caracters are Turbo and Bruno...
@@RFED2O are you a gen Z or gen Y?
@@dappermaverick speak English and i might understand?
The King at work perfection !!!
Legend polishing himself 😘
Love choreographers and others who 'got' Michael. Poetry in motion this one, beautiful, both of them.
Genius
Michael was awesome. He started his own way of dress, his way of singing and his own way of dancing. He was just himself and having fun. When you do that, you're just original. He did it his way and wasn't trying to be anybody else. Respect
Wetdookie nah he copied Fred Astaire, the band wagon.
He borrowed.
Grammy outfit was taken from Captain Crunch, Napoleon Bonaparte and the Sgt Peppers album cover.
Sequin jacket idea came from pianist Liberace.
Thriller and Beat It jackets were something punk rockers would have done had he not taken initiative.
He also watched hours of Hitler videos to study Nazi elitist attire.
They were basically the ideas of others that went through his new mind at the time.
Not to mention in the 80s he had Jewish fashion designers on his dick thanks to CBS records spoiling him by seeing his megastar potential.
Iconic Class A Chit. 👽
True
@@MrSilkydrew And who did Fred Astair copy?! Because I've seen videos of smooth dancing Black Brothers of Fred era. Also with similar Fred attire on.And with the moves. Great Dancers! . Of course they weren't gonna be highly recognized, and credited for their gift of dance like Fred was, and is. Nevertheless,I love seeing old flicks of Fred Aistair dancing. He was one of the Greats.
@@elisageorge2261 the Nicholas Brothers; the GOAT!
He taught Michael and Michael perfected the moves 😍
Really cool to see behind the scenes. In my humble opinion, Michael was the greatest entertainer of all time and is sorely missed
I miss MJ😢
This short film had some of my favorite choreography from Michael. Took me years to master it for my dance class. Mr. Patterson I tip my hat to you and to the late, great Fred Astaire (MJ's inspiration) whom I also love as a dancer. It's very bittersweet to hear Vincent reminiscing about his time with Michael (reminds me of when he broke down at the end of the Bad 25 documentary).
Michael "Shrimp" Chambers and Bruno Pop n Taco,
they were the teachers who taught MJ to perfect his moves and performed in various of his videos.
They performed in the movie Breakin the caracters are Turbo and Bruno...
Moonwalker***
Just fascinating. I could watch over and over. He moves so organically and perfectly. At 0.35 it's just flawless! His backup dances can do the moves but he IS the moves. They can't come close to what and how he executes. Just mesmerizing.
Wearing the same attire in rehearsal to achieve perfection. Well, that's what you call dedication 👍
“He would do the same movement hours and hours on end...” that is why i can never just put on smooth criminal and mimic what he did.
The King of Music .... The King of Dance .. The King of Pop ... The king of Style
Yes Lawd!!!!!!!
Michael "Shrimp" Chambers and Bruno Pop n Taco,
they were the teachers who taught MJ to perfect his moves and performed in various of his videos.
They performed in the movie Breakin the caracters are Turbo and Bruno...
Yeaaah🤣👍
I could watch him practice forever. ❤ I'm always looking for videos like this, Thank you so much for sharing this! 🕴👑✌️🙏🤧
If having that voice wasnt enough - he could move like none other also!
everything he did just looked so easy :-)
Absolutely Gorgeous!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
his passion to learn and master is the key to success
"He's a natural!"
*Hundreds of hours preparing. Sore muscles, blistered feet with aches and pains in places you don't know you had muscle*
"He sure is"
He's so cute with his gum and hat hair lol
Jade Rowked I know! I was thinking the same thing!
+Jade Rowked lol
Jade Rowked she said Hat 🎩 Hair...lol
Jade Rowked what? Hat hair? You being sarcastically disrespectful?
tired of you stupid horny slutty bitches saying michael is hot. He DOES NOT OR WOULD NOT WANT your slimy pussies. Fuck OFF
The greatest of all time!
Jeezus! He made it look so effortless. 👍
2023 and still unbreakable.
Thank you for sharing. I love watching Michael Jackson rehearsals. He's a genius. GOAT
That is SO cool!
Smooth Criminal is my favorite song from Michael, and to see the origins of the dance is just fascinating.
I imagine all the work and effort he put into his music and dance .. I love him so much for this, And he has always been perfect in everything.
R.I.P. Mike and I love you💘
And who was the guy talking? He sounds like he is inside my ears
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I was thinking the same thing lmaooo
oh shit trueeee😂😂😂😂
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the choreographer- Vincent Patterson
Nobody will ever be better than MJ, never!!!!!!!!
if you try to better than anyone you will that's the law of nature
You should be on stage your very funny 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@RFED2O you're very nonsence 😂
@@makwanasavan5587 but he has the same dancing moves all the time that's all im saying !!
Michael "Shrimp" Chambers and Bruno Pop n Taco,
they were the teachers who taught MJ to perfect his moves and performed in various of his videos.
They performed in the movie Breakin the caracters are Turbo and Bruno...
How lovely Michael Jackson..
Smooth Criminal was so amazing that even the rehearsal looks cool
Something very subtle in the way Michael moves.. it is so smooth.. somehow smoother than the other guy, who is also perfect.. being more perfect than perfect.. that’s what MJ stands for.
He was a PERFECTIONIST in his PERFORMANCE !!!! PERIOD !!!!
Michael was 1 of the greatest dancer ever!
Yes.. 🕺
What you takin about?? He is greatest dance no. 1
Not one of but IS in history.
“The wave is free when it realizes it is part of the sea.”. MJ became one with the song/dance/flow. He was the best dancer to live…
Nobody will ever be as unique as Michael jackson. Thank goddd I was on one concert from him live
How he chewed that gum at 1:04-1:06!lol 😂😍😳😘
Things like this are what make me fall in love with him
This is amazing, no one can or will ever top him and is work ethic💗
Lot of talent between the both of them....👌
That right there lady's & gentlemen is a true artist he is truly a legend
I'm pretty impressed by the guy next to him dancing with him.
+Z I agree....it shows Mike didn't do this alone ..he had help !
Norhan Abubakr u are blind ...do u see the old dude ..he is showing mike all the fucking steps !
Trideep Nag I couldn't hear him but my point was look at the old dude dance ..he is showing the Kid Mikey J ....a few things ! lol
Old? The guy, Vincent Paterson, is a year younger than Michael. Since this is in 1986, he's probably 27 in this video.
Tony Vu Good Post bro....didn't know that !
This makes me so happy! I enjoy watching behind the scenes and in the making. thank you for sharing. This is pure gold. This legend really put effort into everything he did.
He took every moves and improved all of them . Michael Jackson R.I.P
Best entertainer ever!!!!!
I wish I could be there!!!
Great respect to the one teaching MJ dance moves
A True Perfectionist, RIP MJ, Great Work From Vince Patterson
love
He is the greatest ever
Perfection was an understatement for the King of Pop.
Repeating and repeating, an expression of his dedication to give a perfect performance. How many people have this level of discipline. Brilliant
mj and that gum yes
practice makes perfect!!!
I love the environment they are rehearsing in. Today everything has to be clean without any substance of existence.
i can’t stop myself from smiling at how talented this legend was man. Long Live Michael.