Lovely people. The very nice older man saying "...why spread hate. Everyone has to die. Why not die peacefully?" There's a few powerful world leaders who never get that message. And never will.
There's a quote by Douglas Adams that goes something like "anyone who is capable of becoming president should on no account be allowed to do that job." I find that to be true.
@@DrippyWaffler Here it is. The entirety of Chapter 28 of The Restaurant at the End of the Universe: (a relatively short chapter!) The major problem - one of the major problems, for there are several - one of the many major problems with governing people is that of whom you get to do it; or rather of who manages to get people to let them do it to them. To summarize: it is a well known fact, that those people who most want to rule people are, ipso facto, those least suited to do it. To summarize the summary: anyone who is capable of getting themselves made President should on no account be allowed to do the job. To summarize the summary of the summary: people are a problem. And so this is the situation we find: a succession of Galactic Presidents who so much enjoy the fun and palaver of being in power that they very rarely notice that they're not. And somewhere in the shadows behind them - who? Who can possibly rule if no one who wants to do it can be allowed to?
technically, experiment show that kids younger than 5y can be very "racist". Even to a point of wanting bad things to happen to those who like different type of candy. Seems that "us vs others " is hardwired into humanity.
That reminds me of the book The Help, set in 1960s America about black maids taking care of white babies. There is one character in particular who always leaves her job when the children get to a certain age (4,5 or 6 i think) because she cannot bear the transition of them adoring her one minute and then treating her like she is beneath them the next, when society tells them blacks are beneath them.
I'm disabled in chronic pain and couldn't sleep and I found this channel tonight! What a unique idea to have elderly or village people from a completely different cultural region of an undeveloped country and even Islam to react to videos. Who would've thought of this? I guess the creator of this channel, it's simply brilliant! You helped me get through a tough night of pain! Thanks Adnan!
Nothing in the world means more to me than seeing someone thinking of these videos as useful in such ways. I'm a human being too and could feel down sometimes but reading such thoughts from someone half way around the world inspires me to go on. Thank you so much, I wish and pray to you for your health. Lots and lots of love from your brothers here at Trybals 🤗❤️🌹
@coyotedust Same here, from a spinal injury more than 5 years ago now. Multiple surgeries later, I'm able to control my legs and feet fairly normally again; however, each surgery partially failed afterward and I am left with permanent disability and chronic severe pain so bad that it is hurts badly with every breath, and I can't sit down more than a few minutes in a row before the pain is excruciating, and sleep is disturbed literally every few minutes due to the severity of the pain. For more than 5 straight years now So, I have to try to distract my mind from the pain by watching a few channels I like, this one included. I actually never watched any podcasts or RUclips videos until after my injury had occurred and some months had passed, stuck laying down all day. I now watch a few channels I like and am distracted enough from the pain that when combined with slow, deep breathing, I'm able to cobble together some semblance of rest. Keep up the fight. The most important thing I have been trying to do is stop feeling like I have failed at so many things in life since the time that my injury occurred and the chronic severe pain began. Know that your chronic severe pain isn't your fault. Wherever you are in the world, I have empathy for what you're going through. Greetings from the Pacific Northwest, USA.
Oh these guys are an absolute delight. Been stuck in a deep depression for years now and these guys are one of the few things that make me smile. They’re so pure hearted.
Fun Fact: 500 million people tuned in to watch this when it first premiered on TV. This song along with others like Man in the Mirror, Heal the World, Earth Song, etc show the genius of Michael Jackson. He was able to connect with any and everyone worldwide with a simple message of Love and equality. MJ songs have a certain energy to them that cuts through the coldest of hearts.
I love your comment. You're absolutely right. His energy captures people's hearts worldwide. Even my mom doesn't understand much English but loves him ❤
I was one of them that tuned in. I never forgot my digust and disappointment in how cheesy the video was. I love Michael Jackson but never liked his Maculy culkin phase.
As an old school VFX artist I remember how mind-blowing that morph sequence at the end was and how difficult they were to pull off cleanly. Still stands up today.
Ok, Reacting to the Greatest Artist of All times once again. Time to enjoy. I wish younger fans could experience what we did back in the day. My first concert ever was October 10, 1993, Dangerous World Tour Buenos Aires. Since that day, I saw him live 32 times, both in concerts, award show presentations, etc, and had the honor of even meeting him in person three times, sharing a brief conversation and shaking his hand, made sure to let him know what he meant for all of us. Last time I saw him was during This is it rehearsals. His journey influenced and changed the whole path of my life. Memories I'll take to my grave. May Our Lord had mercy on his soul.
That is so awesome! I’ve dreamed of going to his concerts for so long, sadly I have to rely on footage. The real thing seemed magical. He was one of a kind, I just pray he’s finally resting. 🤍
Thank you for reacting to and discussing Michael Jackson´s music! I am sure Michael would love it so much that people all over the world are still listening to him and enjoying his art in 2024. Greetings from Germany 🌼🌻
I think, when Michael Jackson died the whole world lost it's breath for a second and at the same time. We lost a fantastic entertainer. Rest in glory Michael!
Michael Jackson was what we define in Italy a “animale da palcoscenico”. Roughly translates as “stage animal”: a person at their absolute best when performing on a stage, someone that is in their ideal environment when on a stage. It’s a great loss he is gone.
I been massive Michael Jackson fan since 60s. I always knew in my heart Michael Jackson could never hurt a living soul. Michael Jackson didn't even want a bug on stage with him to be hurt. Michael Jackson stopped his performance, for a stage person could come onto stage and remove the insect safely.
Michael is the best of the best. He is a symbol of humanity all over the world. When they were asked why some people wouldn't want them to watch his videos, they explained it so well. There is nothing bad in his videos. Actually, there never will be videos like those of Michael. He called them "short movies" and that's what they were. There was always a story behind them, shown in such a beautiful way. And everytime they came out, literally everyone knew. They were events. And all that without internet, social media etc. Michael was beyond famous. So please ignore all the hate.
@@blueshoes5145 yeah. I didn't expect to get emotional but it's been literally 30 years and there's no unity... Some small steps towards that direction but not what we should be seeing by now
I have always loved this song. I can remember, as a kid, there being a "Michael Jackson" week, all week long on MTV. You know, back when the M stood for music. lol
People used to joke that it stood for Michael Television, that’s how integral he was to its dominance in the 80s. He wasn’t the first act aired on it but his short films for Thriller and Bad are what made it a staple in most homes all around the world.
I love watching their reactions and hearing their thoughts, before, during and after they watch the video. I know you have to explain or translate things to them to help them understand, thank-you for taking the time to do that so that they can truly understand. It always makes my day and gives me hope in humanity when I watch your videos. It's sad to think of how long ago Michael wrote these songs, and sadly the racism is just as bad if not worse as it was back then. I wish more people viewed people the way these men do. much love, thoughts and prayers from Canada. ♥
What a lovely idea to have a tribute video! Yes please! Have you ever shown any of Michael Jackson when he sang in the Jackson 5? Maybe ABC on the Ed Sullivan show or their very first TV performance on the Hollywood Palace show.
The reaction is correct. Many here in America are programmed how to think by the TV and by the news. It is a joy to discover the many colors around the world and I am glad I woke up to it when I did.
I see many others discussing chronic pain and I watch these for the same reason. Seeing these gentlemen fall in love with and being so open to other cultures is so moving. And you can tell these are well respected men. I would love to meet and speak with them. Thank you for introducing them to the world.
This channel, as well as Common Man Show have thought me so much and given me a completely different outlook on life as a whole. Thank you Adnan, learning from these people have been a pleasure :)
They are so WISE and full of compassion for Humanity... The hope for peace in the World is to instill this in our children.. not hate... Amen brothers... ✌️❤️😎🙏🌎👍👍
I’d give anything to meet my “Uncles” from this channel. I love each of them and their beautiful souls so very much. I love the wisdom they share and the peace they preach. I hope they know how much they mean to me and how very dear they are to my heart.
I have never been more thankful for subtitles than right now. This was an incredible video to watch... Did they understand the words? No... did they still get the meaning? Hell YES. And listening (reading) to them explore their thoughts was amazing. We need humanity to be more like these fine gentlemen :) We need to stop judging people, and just get along. Thank you for this. :)
Mr Abdul (Chacha) has my WHOLE HEART. All of these gentlemen are kind of course...FANTASTIC reaction. Sorry I cannot contribute more at this time. For now. I'll keep supporting through views and likes and comments. Thank you.
I love your videos, they're excellent, I discovered your channel because I'm a Michael Jackson fan, so I'm glad you do more reaction videos of MJ, but all your other videos are awesome as well, keep up the good work! Cultures worldwide are all amazing, and it's so important and interesting to share our views on the world but most importantly, share more love! So thank you for your videos!
This was great fun. The commentary from all the gentlemen was on point, as usual - and the laughter was a big bonus! Adnan, I don't know if it would be considered in any way inappropriate, but "Michael Jackson - Remember The Time (Official Video)" is incredible (558M views). There are several big-name cameos in it (you might want to look up the cast) - and it has an epic dance routine about midway through. It's pure entertainment, just magical. As always, best wishes and love to you all - kf
I’ve been listening to Michael Jackson for over 40 years. This video brought me some peace and reflection, thank you. It is always refreshing to hear and see new opinions from others on something I have lived in.
As many times as I’ve seen this video, they pointed out something I didn’t notice: when MJ was dancing on the torch of the Statue of Liberty, the Eiffel Tower was on one side and the Taj Mahal was on the other in the background. I was so busy looking at MJ that I never noticed those things! Also, I think it’s very sweet that they wanted to have a celebration for MJ for the date of his passing, even though they didn’t really know him very well. They liked his music and the message it sent. Great video! ❤❤❤
Great reaction and I hope you are able to continue with this series! I also would recommend Manchester Orchestra and their song “The Silence”. It’s an absolute masterpiece from the lyrics to the vocals and instrumentation. I think they would enjoy it.
I feel the undeniable longing to sit with Abdul and pick his brain about how he views life through his eyes. His knowledge about humanity is bar NONE. I would travel from Oregon state U.S.A. in a heartbeat to do it!!❤❤
My goodness... Mr. Abdul, you have now a Chilean fan. To express affection in my country we hugged each other. With all respect, you deserved a thousand hugs. Blessings for you and for all the crew.
MJ, You'll Always Be The King! R.I.P., Beautiful Soul. The world stopped when we lost you, tortured soul. So incredibly generous, the world lost unspeakable amounts when we lost you, beautiful man. ❤
Wow, it's seriously incredible and heartwarming to get the chance to listen to these amazing gentlemen. They have such incredible wisdom and thoughtfulness. I genuinely wish I could possess just a tiny bit of their profound insight and kindness.
'God created everyone so the human race is one. The world stands on hope sir. Discrimination is learnt. Everyone is a human being. Why spread hate'. Such wise views from such wonderful people. Bless you all
Of all the wonderful videos you have posted, this may be my favorite....not so much because of the Michael Jackson video alone but the responses of these men. Thank you.
The producer is so great at explaining. Muharam hears and listens. Abdul is from traditional times and ways, so... he will listen. But he won't accept or remember because, "The old ways are the only way life is sustained." Not willed. But is, Sustained. Our elders know more than we do.
Thank you ! I enjoyed watching their reactions and listening to their answers. Happy to hear how they got the message of love from Mj video. I agree with the one who said why hate if we all gonna die ? This world would be different if everyone would think like theese people think. I also like that Mj used the example of different countries dancing in peace . Mj the genius . Talented artist. There is no one and never will be a human like him . An amazing human. Humanitarian .
Its so nice to see older people speak with such passion and joy about this video and it's nice to see some older people who just think we should all live as one.
This song always manages to make me smile because of its background of union between different peoples and cultures. I have been able to travel all over the world thanks to my work and, in the end, all people seek the same thing, to live in peace and without having their lives complicated by conflicts that they did not ask for.
I love this! I do wish you guys had translated the lyrics for them though, since a lot of what he’s saying for this version is repeated. It seemed like they got the general gist of what was being said, but knowing what was said would be better, I think.
Wow! I love these men's observations. They are so astute and also generous in their praise. They did Michael Jackson justice and certainly grasped his vision. 🙏🏾
" Why spread hate? Everyone has to die. Why not die peacefully? " Every time I watch a video from this channel, I learn something important about life, thanks to these very wise people. Particularly, these three gentlemen must be listened to by many. Thank you for spreading such a valuable message of peace.
That expression hit me so hard. Incredibly succinct and such a core tenet of wise living. Peace is always right there and if you take part of it away for others, you take part of it away for yourself as well.
omg... the words spreading by Mister Abdul Aziz Rind Baloch is so neat ! so clear ! so precious ! you have to record him and spread his words around the world !
This was such a treat to watch. I always think about Michael in June as it was the month he sadly died. The only thing I wish was different is that you didn't show the guys the "Panther dance" that was so controversial.
I think you didn't grasp what these bright gentlemen said. Maybe read their reactions carefully, and understand some of the things you can learn from it. Such as their thoughts about watching anything controversial, and maybe you can feel some of that individual power they have to watch, listen and reflect and interpret, connect and philosophize with the peace of knowing that they might feel any kind of way about something, or there might be any kind of controversial subject they may be exposed to (and importantly, take everything in with the possibility of feeling different ways about even one second of what they see and hear, and another way about the next second without letting one thing they disagree with cloud all the rest), and to not be scared, like so many Western civilizations today, about how it may victimize them - because they know they can experience something, and are well aware of it being a work of fiction and expression from another perspective than their own, and regardless of how they feel, they allow themselves, as humans naturally should, to move on; and if some good came out of it, that's great. If not, they have the power (which so many self-victimizing people deny themselves), to not be scarred or corrupted by it, but to simply feel, and do whatever they feel is best for them, and maintain their personal integrity and peace, and respect for themselves and others.
@@prettybxy77 I'm sorry, it read to me like 'you wish it were different -> that they didn't show a certain controversial part'. As in you wish they didn't show that part because it was controversial. I was thinking it must've been something that was part of the video (I myself find the Native American depiction rather saddening and could see it being a controversial thing so I thought it might've been that or the African part - not that I would've wanted any of it taken out either) but I see that your meaning was actually opposite to what I thought it was.
i think this song and it's music video what's pushed me into a intentional equal rights supporter, where before i just never paid attention. i think it was my first year of high school... the kid is a movie star, the dad a TV show sitcom star from Cheers. this video wasn't cheap.
Thank you fine gentlemen for your perspective and insights! I would humbly yet proudly say that Dimash Qudaibergen should be another name on the list of amazingly talented and kind people you all know about. I can't remember if y'all have listened, watched, or reacted to any of this very fine and honorable man's musical talent? Dimash is from Kazakhstan and is the pride of his country, and most certainly, a National Treasure. I implore you to see and hear this true gift from God. May God bless you all.
I really love listening to what these men, and sometimes women, have to say about the songs they hear!! All the people on this have very kind, honest and loving hearts!! I think so many of us could learn so much from them!! ❤❤❤
Dá vontade de chorar ouvindo e vendo Michael Jackson. Ele tentou unir o mundo inteiro em um só, na paz. Fez campanhas com e sem música pelos que tinham fome, os pobres, salvar o planeta Terra, as florestas, proteger os animais. E a mídia ridicilarizou ele por causa da doença de pele, da cor da pele dele e porque ele era diferente. E por que? Porque ele falava a verdade sobre política, falta de amor, da máfia da indústria musical, do preconceito contra os negros e os diferentes, porque ele falou em Deus? Dói muito lembrar de todos os esforços e dinheiro que Michael fez e doou pra tentar ajudar o mundo e o que o mundo deu a ele? Exploração da imagem dele e histórias falsas pra usurfruirem do dinheiro e fama dele. Vamos continuar acreditando que ainda existe pessoas boas por Deus e por você Michael, mas estamos atentos aos maus. Obrigada por tudo Michael Jackson.
Funny Muharum puts *Bob Ross* in the same categories as Lionel Richie, and music in general. Today people listen to ASMR like it’s music - Bob Ross was before his and our time. We were so mesmerized we didn’t know what we were there for. What a gift! RIP; to this day his magic and talent is exploited.
Lovely people. The very nice older man saying "...why spread hate. Everyone has to die. Why not die peacefully?"
There's a few powerful world leaders who never get that message. And never will.
There's a quote by Douglas Adams that goes something like "anyone who is capable of becoming president should on no account be allowed to do that job." I find that to be true.
Well sadly Michael did not die peacefully
@@DrippyWaffler Here it is. The entirety of Chapter 28 of The Restaurant at the End of the Universe: (a relatively short chapter!)
The major problem - one of the major problems, for there are several - one of the many major problems with governing people is that of whom you get to do it; or rather of who manages to get people to let them do it to them.
To summarize: it is a well known fact, that those people who most want to rule people are, ipso facto, those least suited to do it. To summarize the summary: anyone who is capable of getting themselves made President should on no account be allowed to do the job. To summarize the summary of the summary: people are a problem.
And so this is the situation we find: a succession of Galactic Presidents who so much enjoy the fun and palaver of being in power that they very rarely notice that they're not.
And somewhere in the shadows behind them - who?
Who can possibly rule if no one who wants to do it can be allowed to?
Michael Jackson falou que o desamor é causa da guerra e é a coisa mais estúpida que alguém pode fazer.
Babies are not born with racism in their hearts, they are taught it.
Thanks for sharing this video with these kind gentlemen.
technically, experiment show that kids younger than 5y can be very "racist". Even to a point of wanting bad things to happen to those who like different type of candy. Seems that "us vs others " is hardwired into humanity.
@@minaolenella869Yes, it is not only race that can be something that makes kids bully other kids.
That reminds me of the book The Help, set in 1960s America about black maids taking care of white babies. There is one character in particular who always leaves her job when the children get to a certain age (4,5 or 6 i think) because she cannot bear the transition of them adoring her one minute and then treating her like she is beneath them the next, when society tells them blacks are beneath them.
❤ true
By the school system usually. Rarely the parents.
I'm disabled in chronic pain and couldn't sleep and I found this channel tonight! What a unique idea to have elderly or village people from a completely different cultural region of an undeveloped country and even Islam to react to videos. Who would've thought of this? I guess the creator of this channel, it's simply brilliant! You helped me get through a tough night of pain! Thanks Adnan!
@coyotedust Im so sorry to hear you're in pain.I hope things get better for you lots of love❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Nothing in the world means more to me than seeing someone thinking of these videos as useful in such ways. I'm a human being too and could feel down sometimes but reading such thoughts from someone half way around the world inspires me to go on. Thank you so much, I wish and pray to you for your health. Lots and lots of love from your brothers here at Trybals 🤗❤️🌹
@coyotedust Same here, from a spinal injury more than 5 years ago now. Multiple surgeries later, I'm able to control my legs and feet fairly normally again; however, each surgery partially failed afterward and I am left with permanent disability and chronic severe pain so bad that it is hurts badly with every breath, and I can't sit down more than a few minutes in a row before the pain is excruciating, and sleep is disturbed literally every few minutes due to the severity of the pain. For more than 5 straight years now So, I have to try to distract my mind from the pain by watching a few channels I like, this one included. I actually never watched any podcasts or RUclips videos until after my injury had occurred and some months had passed, stuck laying down all day. I now watch a few channels I like and am distracted enough from the pain that when combined with slow, deep breathing, I'm able to cobble together some semblance of rest. Keep up the fight. The most important thing I have been trying to do is stop feeling like I have failed at so many things in life since the time that my injury occurred and the chronic severe pain began. Know that your chronic severe pain isn't your fault. Wherever you are in the world, I have empathy for what you're going through. Greetings from the Pacific Northwest, USA.
Oh these guys are an absolute delight. Been stuck in a deep depression for years now and these guys are one of the few things that make me smile. They’re so pure hearted.
@@jeanine6328 Lots of love.M
Fun Fact: 500 million people tuned in to watch this when it first premiered on TV.
This song along with others like Man in the Mirror, Heal the World, Earth Song, etc show the genius of Michael Jackson. He was able to connect with any and everyone worldwide with a simple message of Love and equality. MJ songs have a certain energy to them that cuts through the coldest of hearts.
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To this day his music touches souls. I know it saved me 🤍
I love your comment. You're absolutely right. His energy captures people's hearts worldwide. Even my mom doesn't understand much English but loves him ❤
I was one of them that tuned in. I never forgot my digust and disappointment in how cheesy the video was. I love Michael Jackson but never liked his Maculy culkin phase.
O cara era mais que um gênio, o que ele fez com a música foi sobrenatural. Lembro do meu país parar quando ele lançou esse clipe.
Michael Jackson was sent here with a message, and he didn't stop singing it. The world was lucky to have had such an amazing man.
As an old school VFX artist I remember how mind-blowing that morph sequence at the end was and how difficult they were to pull off cleanly. Still stands up today.
I remember millions of people tuning in to see it and were all nuts about that part! Ah so cool 😊 I miss waiting to see a music video 😂
Indeed, I don't get how they did it that early on in the VFX world. It's simply amazing. "It's the best part" :)
"They're dancing too close to the road!" Bless 😂
I wish we all were as open-minded as these gentlemen!
A lot of us ARE! ❤
Agreed. I nearly cried because the things they’re saying, I’ve wanted to hear said for so long.
I admire them. Greetings from Finland. ❤
Seriously, these guys just make me happy.
Ok, Reacting to the Greatest Artist of All times once again. Time to enjoy.
I wish younger fans could experience what we did back in the day.
My first concert ever was October 10, 1993, Dangerous World Tour Buenos Aires.
Since that day, I saw him live 32 times, both in concerts, award show presentations, etc, and had the honor of even meeting him in person three times, sharing a brief conversation and shaking his hand, made sure to let him know what he meant for all of us.
Last time I saw him was during This is it rehearsals.
His journey influenced and changed the whole path of my life.
Memories I'll take to my grave.
May Our Lord had mercy on his soul.
That is so awesome! I’ve dreamed of going to his concerts for so long, sadly I have to rely on footage. The real thing seemed magical. He was one of a kind, I just pray he’s finally resting. 🤍
Uau! Quem me dera ter nascido antes.
Thank you for reacting to and discussing Michael Jackson´s music! I am sure Michael would love it so much that people all over the world are still listening to him and enjoying his art in 2024.
Greetings from Germany 🌼🌻
Greetings from New Hampshire
I think, when Michael Jackson died the whole world lost it's breath for a second and at the same time. We lost a fantastic entertainer. Rest in glory Michael!
Forgot that macaulay culkin was in this video! Its been yrs since ive seen it. Love everyones reaction to it!
Same! and Norm from Cheers as the Dad
Michael Jackson was what we define in Italy a “animale da palcoscenico”. Roughly translates as “stage animal”: a person at their absolute best when performing on a stage, someone that is in their ideal environment when on a stage.
It’s a great loss he is gone.
I'm so moved and grateful to see people around the world who don't believe in racism and actively teach their children the same. ❤
Well said.
Michael would have absolutely LOVED this!
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I’ve been a massive Michael Jackson fan since early 80’s ♥️♥️♥️♥️
I been massive Michael Jackson fan since 60s. I always knew in my heart Michael Jackson could never hurt a living soul. Michael Jackson didn't even want a bug on stage with him to be hurt. Michael Jackson stopped his performance, for a stage person could come onto stage and remove the insect safely.
Michael is the best of the best. He is a symbol of humanity all over the world. When they were asked why some people wouldn't want them to watch his videos, they explained it so well. There is nothing bad in his videos. Actually, there never will be videos like those of Michael. He called them "short movies" and that's what they were. There was always a story behind them, shown in such a beautiful way. And everytime they came out, literally everyone knew. They were events. And all that without internet, social media etc. Michael was beyond famous. So please ignore all the hate.
Makes me teary.. we still haven't gotten over racism and that music video is very old
Think positively. I think we have come quite far. It’s not perfect but it’s something.
@@blueshoes5145 yeah. I didn't expect to get emotional but it's been literally 30 years and there's no unity... Some small steps towards that direction but not what we should be seeing by now
@@trmp9923Governments are actively dividing us. Wonder why?🤔
The powers that be loves it. Everything in politics is always a race thing. That's all Joe Biden says.
@@trmp9923 I think we've actually strayed further from it because of identity politics dividing people into more separate camps.
The greatness of Michael Jackson. His music is universally adored. Looking forward to the biopic next year!
Também estou ansiosa pela estreia do filmes nos cinemas. Já preparando minha roupa pra homenagear ele.
“Every race has its own but in the end every race is a human being” 👏🏽 ❤
The expressions of their culture is stunning. The fabrics, the patterns, the colors, the craftsmanship, the artistry, just absolutely beautiful.
I have always loved this song. I can remember, as a kid, there being a "Michael Jackson" week, all week long on MTV. You know, back when the M stood for music. lol
Yes . I remembered the weekends too. Where they just showed his vids, movies , cartoons from friday to Sunday. Those were the days.
People used to joke that it stood for Michael Television, that’s how integral he was to its dominance in the 80s. He wasn’t the first act aired on it but his short films for Thriller and Bad are what made it a staple in most homes all around the world.
"The world stands on hope, sir." ❤
I love watching their reactions and hearing their thoughts, before, during and after they watch the video. I know you have to explain or translate things to them to help them understand, thank-you for taking the time to do that so that they can truly understand. It always makes my day and gives me hope in humanity when I watch your videos.
It's sad to think of how long ago Michael wrote these songs, and sadly the racism is just as bad if not worse as it was back then. I wish more people viewed people the way these men do. much love, thoughts and prayers from Canada. ♥
Awesome people, awesome points of view.
MJ was ahead of his time.
Cheers from Colombia, South America.
I miss him so much... X
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Another wonderful reaction and analysis by the men.
What a lovely idea to have a tribute video! Yes please! Have you ever shown any of Michael Jackson when he sang in the Jackson 5? Maybe ABC on the Ed Sullivan show or their very first TV performance on the Hollywood Palace show.
This was an excellent choice for a Michael Jackson song for the group
The reaction is correct. Many here in America are programmed how to think by the TV and by the news. It is a joy to discover the many colors around the world and I am glad I woke up to it when I did.
I see many others discussing chronic pain and I watch these for the same reason. Seeing these gentlemen fall in love with and being so open to other cultures is so moving. And you can tell these are well respected men. I would love to meet and speak with them. Thank you for introducing them to the world.
This channel, as well as Common Man Show have thought me so much and given me a completely different outlook on life as a whole. Thank you Adnan, learning from these people have been a pleasure :)
I absolutely love this channel. The wisdom from these three gentlemen always makes me so happy. I love Sir Abdul, I wish he was my grandpa.
I learn so much from this videos man, the way they express themselves and their knowledge is remarkable. Keep the videos coming!
I’d forgotten how good this old MJ video was.
As always the guys reactions were excellent.
This is a great channel,thank you.❤
They are so WISE and full of compassion for Humanity... The hope for peace in the World is to instill this in our children.. not hate... Amen brothers... ✌️❤️😎🙏🌎👍👍
Enjoyed y'all reactions on the 🐐 Michael Jackson. Michael Jackson was a gift from God to the universe to enlighten our hearts and souls.
R. I. P.
This channel has brought me a lot of genuine laughter and inner warmth watching it. 🥰
Timeless voice of humanity. Love and to be loved. God bless.
These people are such pure souls
*We want more MICHAEL JACKSON!! ALL FOR LOVE. GOD BLESS YOU* ❤❤
I’d give anything to meet my “Uncles” from this channel. I love each of them and their beautiful souls so very much. I love the wisdom they share and the peace they preach. I hope they know how much they mean to me and how very dear they are to my heart.
Uzbek (Khorzm) person here and it is remarkable how similar your language sounds to mine!
I have never been more thankful for subtitles than right now. This was an incredible video to watch... Did they understand the words? No... did they still get the meaning? Hell YES. And listening (reading) to them explore their thoughts was amazing. We need humanity to be more like these fine gentlemen :) We need to stop judging people, and just get along. Thank you for this. :)
Wow you got me crying… so much Intelligence and wisdom ❤ I totally agree with them… thanks a lot ❤❤❤
Mr Abdul (Chacha) has my WHOLE HEART. All of these gentlemen are kind of course...FANTASTIC reaction. Sorry I cannot contribute more at this time. For now. I'll keep supporting through views and likes and comments. Thank you.
That wonderful reaction ...really enjoyed Michael Jackson always...do michael jackson more
I love your videos, they're excellent, I discovered your channel because I'm a Michael Jackson fan, so I'm glad you do more reaction videos of MJ, but all your other videos are awesome as well, keep up the good work!
Cultures worldwide are all amazing, and it's so important and interesting to share our views on the world but most importantly, share more love! So thank you for your videos!
This was great fun. The commentary from all the gentlemen was on point, as usual - and the laughter was a big bonus! Adnan, I don't know if it would be considered in any way inappropriate, but "Michael Jackson - Remember The Time (Official Video)" is incredible (558M views). There are several big-name cameos in it (you might want to look up the cast) - and it has an epic dance routine about midway through. It's pure entertainment, just magical. As always, best wishes and love to you all - kf
I’ve been listening to Michael Jackson for over 40 years. This video brought me some peace and reflection, thank you.
It is always refreshing to hear and see new opinions from others on something I have lived in.
This is what the RUclips algorithm should offer me more often. I discover and we see that music is more than an art
As many times as I’ve seen this video, they pointed out something I didn’t notice: when MJ was dancing on the torch of the Statue of Liberty, the Eiffel Tower was on one side and the Taj Mahal was on the other in the background. I was so busy looking at MJ that I never noticed those things!
Also, I think it’s very sweet that they wanted to have a celebration for MJ for the date of his passing, even though they didn’t really know him very well. They liked his music and the message it sent.
Great video! ❤❤❤
I love these videos. Such open-minded people.
Great reaction and I hope you are able to continue with this series!
I also would recommend Manchester Orchestra and their song “The Silence”. It’s an absolute masterpiece from the lyrics to the vocals and instrumentation. I think they would enjoy it.
Thank you for helping me rediscover MJ. I’ve been asking for this.
Absolutely love the reactions.
Michael Jackson is the king of pop and sadly died too soon.
Love seeing the elderly move and groove. 👍
These gentleman brought tears to my eyes, before they saw the video., how wonderful.
I feel the undeniable longing to sit with Abdul and pick his brain about how he views life through his eyes.
His knowledge about humanity is bar NONE.
I would travel from Oregon state U.S.A. in a heartbeat to do it!!❤❤
Another incredible video. Keep up the great work!!!
I must have seen this video a hundred times and these guys pulled more meaning from the lyrics and the video itself in one viewing. Amazing!
16 years of being mj fan so far this my fav reaction vid❤️❤️❤️❤️
My goodness... Mr. Abdul, you have now a Chilean fan. To express affection in my country we hugged each other. With all respect, you deserved a thousand hugs. Blessings for you and for all the crew.
MJ, You'll Always Be The King! R.I.P., Beautiful Soul. The world stopped when we lost you, tortured soul. So incredibly generous, the world lost unspeakable amounts when we lost you, beautiful man. ❤
Wow, it's seriously incredible and heartwarming to get the chance to listen to these amazing gentlemen. They have such incredible wisdom and thoughtfulness. I genuinely wish I could possess just a tiny bit of their profound insight and kindness.
These videos make me so happy. Michael Jackson forever… thank you! #AmplifyMJ ❤
So great to see this.. people from different cultures enjoying and appreciating Michael Jackson🥰🥰
'God created everyone so the human race is one. The world stands on hope sir. Discrimination is learnt. Everyone is a human being. Why spread hate'. Such wise views from such wonderful people. Bless you all
A very beautiful collaboration of thoughts.-Ernie Moore Jr.
Joy, happiness and dancing. Those are important things that have united cultures throughout time. We need to learn from that!!
I hope Janet is able to meet them one day and share some personal stories about her brother.
Of all the wonderful videos you have posted, this may be my favorite....not so much because of the Michael Jackson video alone but the responses of these men. Thank you.
The producer is so great at explaining. Muharam hears and listens. Abdul is from traditional times and ways, so... he will listen. But he won't accept or remember because, "The old ways are the only way life is sustained." Not willed. But is, Sustained. Our elders know more than we do.
Now that they know older Michael, maybe show them the young Michael in the Jackson 5. The song "Who's Loving You."
lovely. well done and the set looks so beautiful. thank you.
Thank you ! I enjoyed watching their reactions and listening to their answers. Happy to hear how they got the message of love from Mj video. I agree with the one who said why hate if we all gonna die ? This world would be different if everyone would think like theese people think. I also like that Mj used the example of different countries dancing in peace . Mj the genius . Talented artist. There is no one and never will be a human like him . An amazing human. Humanitarian .
Its so nice to see older people speak with such passion and joy about this video and it's nice to see some older people who just think we should all live as one.
This song always manages to make me smile because of its background of union between different peoples and cultures. I have been able to travel all over the world thanks to my work and, in the end, all people seek the same thing, to live in peace and without having their lives complicated by conflicts that they did not ask for.
I love this! I do wish you guys had translated the lyrics for them though, since a lot of what he’s saying for this version is repeated. It seemed like they got the general gist of what was being said, but knowing what was said would be better, I think.
Great message in this song. Three Dog Night released some good music in thee seventies. Black And White. Joy To The World is another one.
Wow! I love these men's observations. They are so astute and also generous in their praise. They did Michael Jackson justice and certainly grasped his vision. 🙏🏾
" Why spread hate? Everyone has to die. Why not die peacefully? "
Every time I watch a video from this channel, I learn something important about life, thanks to these very wise people.
Particularly, these three gentlemen must be listened to by many.
Thank you for spreading such a valuable message of peace.
That expression hit me so hard. Incredibly succinct and such a core tenet of wise living. Peace is always right there and if you take part of it away for others, you take part of it away for yourself as well.
I love these people. This channel is amazing! Thank you and your interviewees for bringing so much joy! Sincere greetings from Ireland ❤
omg... the words spreading by Mister Abdul Aziz Rind Baloch is so neat ! so clear ! so precious ! you have to record him and spread his words around the world !
This was such a treat to watch. I always think about Michael in June as it was the month he sadly died. The only thing I wish was different is that you didn't show the guys the "Panther dance" that was so controversial.
I think you didn't grasp what these bright gentlemen said. Maybe read their reactions carefully, and understand some of the things you can learn from it. Such as their thoughts about watching anything controversial, and maybe you can feel some of that individual power they have to watch, listen and reflect and interpret, connect and philosophize with the peace of knowing that they might feel any kind of way about something, or there might be any kind of controversial subject they may be exposed to (and importantly, take everything in with the possibility of feeling different ways about even one second of what they see and hear, and another way about the next second without letting one thing they disagree with cloud all the rest), and to not be scared, like so many Western civilizations today, about how it may victimize them - because they know they can experience something, and are well aware of it being a work of fiction and expression from another perspective than their own, and regardless of how they feel, they allow themselves, as humans naturally should, to move on; and if some good came out of it, that's great. If not, they have the power (which so many self-victimizing people deny themselves), to not be scarred or corrupted by it, but to simply feel, and do whatever they feel is best for them, and maintain their personal integrity and peace, and respect for themselves and others.
@@JohnnyNatrium I don't know why you said that. I just said that they forgot a portion of the video. 😟
@@prettybxy77 I'm sorry, it read to me like 'you wish it were different -> that they didn't show a certain controversial part'. As in you wish they didn't show that part because it was controversial. I was thinking it must've been something that was part of the video (I myself find the Native American depiction rather saddening and could see it being a controversial thing so I thought it might've been that or the African part - not that I would've wanted any of it taken out either) but I see that your meaning was actually opposite to what I thought it was.
i think this song and it's music video what's pushed me into a intentional equal rights supporter, where before i just never paid attention. i think it was my first year of high school... the kid is a movie star, the dad a TV show sitcom star from Cheers. this video wasn't cheap.
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Much love & peace ❤ to these gentlemen & their families.
Adnan, your introduction to new music, explanation of lyrics and promoting a deeper thought process is always so amazing to me! 😊❤
I love the insights and wisdom of these men.
I love how much joy they got out of the message of this song
This veiwer loves the idea of sharing the magical music of Jazz & Pop World Class Vocalist - Ms. Angelina Jordan - with the Tribe's Special People...
Beautiful. MJ connects with all world❤❤
Oh yes, Lionel Richie. He is a great artist and a person who can give his heart. Like all your guests. That's why I like "Tribal people" so much!
Thank you fine gentlemen for your perspective and insights! I would humbly yet proudly say that Dimash Qudaibergen should be another name on the list of amazingly talented and kind people you all know about. I can't remember if y'all have listened, watched, or reacted to any of this very fine and honorable man's musical talent? Dimash is from Kazakhstan and is the pride of his country, and most certainly, a National Treasure. I implore you to see and hear this true gift from God. May God bless you all.
I really love listening to what these men, and sometimes women, have to say about the songs they hear!! All the people on this have very kind, honest and loving hearts!! I think so many of us could learn so much from them!! ❤❤❤
Dá vontade de chorar ouvindo e vendo Michael Jackson. Ele tentou unir o mundo inteiro em um só, na paz. Fez campanhas com e sem música pelos que tinham fome, os pobres, salvar o planeta Terra, as florestas, proteger os animais. E a mídia ridicilarizou ele por causa da doença de pele, da cor da pele dele e porque ele era diferente. E por que? Porque ele falava a verdade sobre política, falta de amor, da máfia da indústria musical, do preconceito contra os negros e os diferentes, porque ele falou em Deus? Dói muito lembrar de todos os esforços e dinheiro que Michael fez e doou pra tentar ajudar o mundo e o que o mundo deu a ele? Exploração da imagem dele e histórias falsas pra usurfruirem do dinheiro e fama dele. Vamos continuar acreditando que ainda existe pessoas boas por Deus e por você Michael, mas estamos atentos aos maus. Obrigada por tudo Michael Jackson.
Lmao. Adnan unsure about Michael J. 'yes, yes, yes...maybe'. He absolutely rocks!!!
Excellent! Without knowing English very well, your heart could still see the good in this message.
Funny Muharum puts *Bob Ross* in the same categories as Lionel Richie, and music in general. Today people listen to ASMR like it’s music - Bob Ross was before his and our time. We were so mesmerized we didn’t know what we were there for. What a gift! RIP; to this day his magic and talent is exploited.