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They recorded this in ONE NIGHT. Quincy Jones literally had a note on the door that said leave your egos outside and they did!!! They recorded this after a music awards show since everyone was in town. They sang and recorded until dawn and it was done, a masterpiece.
Actually, there was a sign at the door of the recording security that said, “Check your egos at the door.”
Exactly!!!!
There was a Doonsbury cartoon about that at the time. The funny bit was the anonymous voice bubble saying "I want a receipt".
Not only their egos, but their entourages, too. Managers, agents, friends, family...all those people had to stay out of the room. According to the reporter covering it, everyone in the room was in awe of everyone else and feeling shy around them. The newer artists were in the presence of the legends who had paved the way--Diana Ross, Dionne Warwick, Ray Charles, Smokey Robinson, Harry Belafonte, Paul Simon, Bob Dylan, Kenny Roger, Willie Nelson, Stevie and Michael (just to name a few) and several of whom were still going strong or having a resurgence in their popularity. And the older artists were in awe of these ones, all of whom were best-selling artists at this time. They were fans of each others' work, and in the end, they were here for a charitable cause. This wasn't a photo-op or a publicity stunt, and no one was throwing a hissy diva fit about whether or not they got a solo or where they were placed on the risers (though evidently Michael said to Quincy that Diana was not going to like where they had put her. Quincy figured Michael knew her better than anyone else and said ok, so they moved her piece of masking tape up to the front row before people started arriving). Before they started, Quincy brought in a group of people from Ethiopia who tearfully told the entire group how very much it meant to their people that these stars would get together to do this to try to help raise money to help the Ethiopian people. It was an emotional moment for everyone that reminded them why they were there and what they were doing this for.
Do I personally think maybe someone like Smokey Robinson should have gotten a solo bit instead of maybe Al Jarreau, or instead of giving Michael TWO solo parts? Sure. Smokey was definitely a bigger star than Al and had more hits to his name, and Smokey would have sounded beautiful harmonizing with Diana. But hey...given the way things turned out, I can hardly argue the point with a man who has more musical knowledge in his pinky finger than I ever will. :) There is a reason, after all, Quincy was in such high demand and producing for damn near everybody.
Only Prince and Waylon Jennings found themselves unable to oblige, their loss entirely... When you think Ray Charles did not act like them it is mindblowing...
The multicolored hair girl is Cyndi Lauper. Her career is a pretty amazing story all by itself.
Cindy L kills it! So good!
Just listen closely, to how unique and powerful each singer's voice is, it's truly amazing
Yes people had to know how to sing. Everyone before the 2000's has individually and personality. So unique you could I identify many singers I listen to avarice of music and majority of artist in this video ilI listen to. I was 8 when this came out and still gives the teh chills.
A room full of some of the greatest musical talents
This is hard to watch without crying! Genuine passion and emotion in their voices!
So true...Im crying now
Here ya go. Hope it helps.
Lionel Richie - 0:26
Stevie Wonder - 0:39
Paul Simon - 0:43
Kenny Rogers - 0:53
James Ingram - 0:59
Tina Turner - 1:06
Billy Joel - 1:13
Michael Jackson - 1:19
Diana Ross - 1:32
Dionne Warwick - 1:48
Willie Nelson - 2:02
Al Jarreau - 2:09
Bruce Springsteen - 2:15
Kenny Loggins - 2:21
Steve Perry - 2:28
Daryl Hall - 2:36
Huey Lewis - 2:48
Cyndi Lauper - 2:54
Kim Carnes - 3:02
Bob Dylan - 3:48
Ray Charles - 4:27
Perfect. This was nice of you to put down the list of artists aside the time zone. I wanted to write down the list but it’s time consuming.
You forgot Stevie Wonder right after Ray Charles.
Very good.
@@rubyblue444 Since Stevie Wonder, Bruce Springsteen and James Ingram appeared earlier, I'm assuming that's why he/she didn't add them later.
YES, Michael Jackson was LEGEND. Back in the day, ppl made it on RAW TALENT alone. Miss those days!!!!!!
It was Michael Jackson superbowl 1993- when MJ opened the door for real half-time entertainment and MJ was the first to do it that amazingly. MJ is the G.O.A.T
That is Cyndi Lauper and she was a huge star at the time of this video. Look her up, she is extremely underrated. She can sing her ass off. Yes, that was Willie Nelson.
This make you happy but the beauty of all of these artists coming together draws tears of joy.
This song is proof, that you can take amazing singers from different genres, different singing styles, different vocal abilities, different music abilities, different backgrounds, different races, different levels of success, & more than likely different points of view, yet when put together, for a cause that is dear to their hearts, there is absolutely *NO* difference whatsoever!!! 💗
**THIS SONG IS PURE MAGIC, & STILL GIVES ME GOOSEBUMPS AFTER ALL THESE YEARS** 💗
MJ brought so much love to the world and our media destroyed him with lies. RIP the King
Not lies, he was a druggie
Agreed!
Great reaction. Even when people don't recognize all of the faces of talent, the understanding of the monumental effort to achieve something like this still carries. I copied this information from a resourceful commenter in another channel. These are the main people who appeared in the video:
Lionel Richie - 0:26
Stevie Wonder - 0:39
Paul Simon - 0:43
Kenny Rogers - 0:53
James Ingram - 0:59
Tina Turner - 1:06
Billy Joel - 1:13
Michael Jackson - 1:19
Diana Ross - 1:32
Dionne Warwick - 1:48
Willie Nelson - 2:02
Al Jarreau - 2:09
Bruce Springsteen - 2:15
Kenny Loggins - 2:21
Steve Perry - 2:28
Daryl Hall - 2:36
Huey Lewis - 2:48
Cyndi Lauper - 2:54
Kim Carnes - 3:02
Bob Dylan - 3:48
Ray Charles - 4:27
“We Are the World” Chorus (alphabetically)
Dan Aykroyd
Harry Belafonte
Lindsey Buckingham
Mario Cipollina
Johnny Colla
Sheila E.
Bob Geldof
Bill Gibson
Chris Hayes
Sean Hopper
Jackie Jackson
La Toya Jackson
Marlon Jackson
Randy Jackson
Tito Jackson
Waylon Jennings
Bette Midler
John Oates
Jeffrey Osborne
The Pointer Sisters
Smokey Robinson
“We Are the World” Instrumentalists
David Paich - synthesizers
Michael Boddicker - synthesizers, programming
Paulinho da Costa - percussion
Phil Collins - percussion
Louis Johnson - synth bass
Michael Omartian - keyboards
Greg Phillinganes - keyboards
John Robinson - drums
I remember this song as a yong kid.... Soo many legends in one room for one cause singing such a beautiful song. These were all TOP talents .... I don't think the world will ever have the honor of such an experience again. Everytime I see this it's like Dayum.....that was such pure love & talent!!!! 🖤💖🌹
This was beautiful when it came out, and even more so now. Brought tears toy eyes. Thank you for this!! ❤❤
I watched this the night it first aired, and grew up, luckily, with all of these legends. Quincy Jones of course is the greatest record producer of my generation. On leaving the session, each one was asked, who were they the most thrilled to meet and see. It was no contest, they pretty much all said Bob Dylan.
Absolutely! I saw lots of GREATS at Woodstock....but would have loved to seen Dylan at any time!
That was Bob Dylan toward the end who you asked about. I was not really a fan of his, but recently discovered how VERY many songs he has written that were covered by great artists and found their way into popular music.
Bob Dylan changed the direction of music. Deep messages. Before that rock and roll was teeny bopper love music. He helped deeply influence the Beatles. And others to question war existence. A great poet.
@@SueProst Bob Dylan was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 2016. Almost everybody knows “Blowing in the wind”, “The Times They Are a-Changin” and “Like a Rolling Stone”, to name just a few of his earlier songs. At 80, he is still going strong. Also, a successful painter! I learned English with his songs in the 1970ies, especially with his song Hurricane about boxer Rubin “Hurricane” Carter. I have been a fan ever since.
Not the toy story guy(Randy Newman). It's Bob Dylan
It was Cyndi Lauper that you asked about. Yes Quincy Jones.
The lady with a multi-colored hair is Cyndi Lauper. please react to a song that she did called true colors it's one of the most beautiful songs I think I've ever heard(in my opinion).Just found you by the way
These days you’re likely to see Cyndi as a spokesperson for Cosentyx (a medicine for psoriasis; she has the condition). Her hair in many of those ads is pinkish.
Have you heard her sing At Last? Drove All Night?
@@opalanuitchoutte3038 I haven't.Etta James, absolutely,but not her.I am about to look it us right now
lauper live france 92 (brutaaaaal): ruclips.net/video/RaIuuls3ZbE/видео.html
I'm just gonna say... i can listen to Michael and Ray sing all day long every day... love it
Michael Jackson sang this during his Half-Time Performance at the 1993 Super Bowl. It was followed by "Heal The World". I remember being so amazed by the entire performance because nothing like that had ever been done before. I still think it is the best Half-Time Performance EVER!
Omg I forgot about that!! It was amazing.
This song is absolutely relevant for today.. and I believe all of those singer-songwriters all relevant today.. most of them are alive and well somehow passed but then music lives on forever.... I enjoy you..
Upon walking through the door, Quincy Jones placed above the door: " PLEASE LEAVE YOUR EGO AT THE DOOR!!"😂
Thanks for reacting! I was a teenager when this song came out, now I can't help thinking that "this is how it's done". Each artist owned their demographic, status, and offered a variety in music that we don't find anymore, now that the biggest market seems to be pre-teenage oriented.. I almost forgot: no autotune either!
The woman with the multi colored hair is Cyndi Lauper, and the woman standing next to her is Kim Carnes, who had a hit in the 80´s with the song Bette Davis Eyes
Kim Carnes also had a hit song 'More Love' and a hit duet with Kenny Rogers ' Don't Fall In Love With A Dreamer' and a hit duet 'What About Me" by Kenny Rogers, James Ingram and Kim Carnes
@@xcellent-records Ok, but here in Europe, her biggest hit was Bette Davis Eyes, I haven´t heard of any of those songs that you mention
@@Juha71 Here is a chance to share some music with you that you have not heard before. "More Love" (#10 USA 1980) ruclips.net/video/ciIQ7ZG1rhw/видео.html... "Don't Fall In Love With A Dreamer" by Kenny Rogers and Kim Carnes (#4 USA 1980) (both in We Are The World) ruclips.net/video/QeY99GGC758/видео.html ... "What About Me?" by Kenny Rogers , Kim Carnes and James Ingram (#15 USA 1984) (All 3 in We Are The World) ruclips.net/video/y26O-9DxMa0/видео.html
I was 15 when this song came out. All huge artists. It was AMAZING!
First off, I want to say...Love that you reacted to this. However...lol...
The remark at the beginning....
Michael Jackson and "some other people"
I just about fell out of my chair in shock hearing how so many other famous singers were described.
This song was recorded/filmed while a lot of famous/legendary, singers were gathered at a music awards ceremony. Back then, people like Stevie Wonder, Tina Turner, Dionne Warwick, Bob Dylan, Ray Charles, Paul Simon, and Willie Nelson were pretty much legendary singers.
Michael Jackson, Billy Joel, Bruce Springsteen, Steve Perry, and a few others were well on their way into that legendary status...and most of the rest were very very popular at the time and are still well liked, but I don't think most would quite qualify as 'legendary'
And although he didn't get a solo chance, Harry Belafonte was there too, back in the mid-1950s and early 1960s he was pretty popular. There was a documentary...about the creation of this music video...where all the other singers, honored Harry Belafonte by singing a part of his song 'Day-O' : )
That's pretty awesome, I think, that all those there acknowledged him like that. : )
Legends or just super popular for a brief time...all of them were more than just 'some other people'
And before anyone jumps on me about this post...no... I'm not angry...actually laughing a little and a little sad that so many of the younger generation, don't know anything about these artists. But I think it's Awesome...that he, and other young people are reacting to music that their parents, grand parents and even great grand parents listened to. It keeps the music alive.
You said that their were so many egos in the room may have been true, but Quincy posted a sign on the door to the studio that said "No Egos Allowed". That is why we see such unity.
Chores done. One of the most amazing gatherings of talent in our lifetime. 😁
Talent,talent and more talent.....love all those musicians,my homeboy James I,loved your reaction...
The first time I saw Michael he was 7 and we ALL loved him from that day and forever!!! Check out his story.
Watch the documentary….it’s awesome. You see how they built the song,all the way to the end. ❤️🎼
There was a sign coming in that said” leave your ego at the door” colored hair Cindy Lauper, then Kim Carnes
There is a list of all the singers
You should also watch the making of
We are the world to see how this Came together
The making of is Awsome, I really liked it. I was born in 1980.
Yes that’s Willy Nelson, Cyndi Lauper and Quincy jones. And if you look carefully Dan Aykroyd’s at the top, he was a blues brother
Singer with the colored hair is the beautiful Cyndi lauper and the woman beside her is Kim Carnes
I know I'm coming late on this, but the solo singers, in order, were: Lionel Richie, Stevie Wonder, Paul Simon, Kenny Rogers, James ingram, Tina Turner, Billy Joel, Michael Jackson, Diana Ross, Dionne Warwick, Willie Nelson, Al Jarreau, Bruce Springsteen, Kenny Loggins, Steve Perry, Darryl Hall, Huey Lewis, Cyndi Lauper (the woman with the multi-colored hair), Kim Carnes, Bob Dylan (the guy you thought was Randy Newman), and Ray Charles.
In addition to the soloists, the chorus included Dan Aykroyd, Harry Belafonte, Lindsey Buckingham, Shiela E., Bob Geldof, Bill Gibson, every single one of Michael Jackson's siblings except Janet (Marlon, LaToya, Tito, Jackie, Randy), Waylon Jennings, Bette Midler, John Oates, Jeffrey Osborne, all three of the Pointer Sisters (Anita, June, and Ruth), Smokey Robinson, and "The News" of "Huey Lewis and the News" fame (Chris Hayes, Sean Hopper, Mano Cipillina, and Johnny Colla).
As Dan Aykroyd put it in an interview about a week later, "There was about a trillion dollars worth of musical talent and one lone schlub who occasionally did comedies involved in it." (He, of course, was the "schlub who did comedy.")
yes, that was Willie Nelson. I remember well when this came out. It is truly sad that the artists of today don't join up to do stuff like this now. We have tons of causes that could and should do something for. The colored hair and high voice is Cyndi Louper, the lady next to her is Kim Carnes.
Back then, the artists made it on RAW talent. Today it seems their egos are too big.
The girl with colors in her hair is Cyndi Lauper. Just after that when you questioned who the guy was ( u thought toy story), was Bob Dylan
Love the way it makes you smile. The power of music. So much heart.
In" 94"The idea came from renowned Actor Harry Belefonte. He had saw and heard England's version and rushed back to the US to convince Quincy Jones to do it. Whom therefore talked Lionel Richie and Michael Jackson to write it!
The next task was to get everyone in the same room to record it and not interfere with their individual schedules.
So, Quincy decided to do it the same night of the American Music Awards so he could have everyone afterwards in the same room! It is rumored that everyone that was there ALL left their egos at the door! Well, besides Michael Jackson of course! The front row of the crowd span was pretty much all MJ's siblings! The song was recorded on January 28th, 1985. Released on March 7, 1985!
The rest is history! As you can see there's no Prince (whom Michael Jackson couldn't stand) and no Whitney Houston! Her career wasn't as well established as she soon would be!
Prince was asked to join but said he does not work with other artist...however he did write and record a solo song for the USA for Africa album
With everything going on in the world right now (COVID-19, another earthquake in Haiti and the siege of the Taliban) another version of this iconic humanitarian song is due, in my opinion.
It'll never happen because the can't "leave their egos at the door" as Quincy had it
Stars, Super Stars, Mega Stars left their egos at the door worked together to do this song.
He didn’t sing this song at the Super Bowl. He sang “Heal the World” 1993 Super Bowl
The man standing by Harry Belafonte is comic actor Dan Ackroyd. Dan was one of the early SNL cast members. And an awesome musician as well. He was half of SNL music/comedy duo the Blues Brothers with John Belushi. And in the middle of it all is 60's voice of his generation and counter-culture icon, Bob Dylan. FYI - his son Jakob Dylan fronted 90's singing sensation group The Wallflowers. Michael Jackson wrote this song and it was produced by Quincy Jones. Like others in the day, I counted down the days to watch it's debut on MTV or VH1. I don't remember which one. The pairing of Stevie Wonder & Bruce Springsteen was genius. Their voices contrasted beautifully.
That girl with multi colored hair is Cyndi Lauper.Her voice is so unique and powerful!
I remember this live on the radio and it was amazing to see all the greats together.
Just found you, love all music and I know you'll love the goats. Which is all these loving people.
Great reaction. Liked. This song is timeless. You could literally go down a rabbit hole for everyone in this video. Icons! The message will always be relevant. Definitely A+.
Singers in order:
Lionel Richie
Stevie Wonder
Paul Simon (Simon & Garfunkel)
Kenny Rogers
James Ingram
Tina Turner
Billy Joel
Michael Jackson
Diana Ross
Dionne Warwick (Whitney Houston's cousin)
Willie Nelson
Al Jarreau
Bruce Springsteen
Kenny Loggins (probably best know for the songs "Danger Zone" and "Footloose")
Steve Perry (lead singer from the band Journey)
Daryl Hall (Hall & Oats) Oats is also there but doesn't have a solo part (dark hair and mustache)
Huey Lewis (Huey Lewis & The News)
Cyndi Lauper
Kim Carnes (song "Bette Davis Eyes")
Bob Dylan
Ray Charles
Quincy Jones conducts the group and did a lot of the production work. In the back you see Harry Belefonte, who had the original idea to do this. He got the inspiration from British artist who did "Do They Know It's Christmas", he is standing next to comedian Dan Akroyd (Saturday Night Live, Blues Brothers).
FYI there was a remake of "We Are the World" made in 2010, 25 years later - We Are The World 25 For Haiti - Official Video (you should do a reaction to this as well) - ruclips.net/video/Glny4jSciVI/видео.html
the multi color hair girl is Ciny Lauper (she sang girls just wanna have fun)
This is example of the American spirit we need this back. Come on America where you at?!!! Spread the message of the song
Cyndi Lauper multicolored hair she was the one who sang "Girls just wanna have fun"
I still have the bandana with signatures from donating 😃
I watched this when I was 10 years....the greatest artists together. Michael Jackson and Lionel Richie wrote this song. Love when Michael/Diana ross sing...but my favourite is Springsteen/Stevie wonder part...and Ray Charles.....gave so much soul & funk.
The one you thought was Randy Newman was actually Bob Dylan, who was famous for his folk songs in the 60s.
That’s definitely the great Willie Nelson singing with Dione Warwick. The woman with multi colored hair is Cyndi Lauper. The white guy with fuzzy hair is Bob Dylan, not Randy Newman.
She's on the Otezla commercial
And, the beautiful blonde next to Cyndi Lauper is Kim Cranes (Bette Davis Eyes) the man who sang with them is Huey Lewis.
Cyndi Lauper, Debbie Harry from Blondie, and Huey Lewis, Is epic....
Oh, sorry... it was Kim .
@@chefg_murder1191 That is not Debbie Harry from Blondie her name is Kim Carnes probably best known for her song Betty Davis eyes
The brilliance of Quincy Jones 👍 he's been at it since the early 60's.🙏 check out his production of, ""The Secret Garden"
Many- colored hair is Cindy Lauper.
The scraggly hair guy is Bob Dylan.
Tks for a nice reaction 💕
Yes that's Willie! I'm as old as dirt! I watched when this premiered. I also watched when "Thriller" premiered!
Cindi Lauper is the multi-colored hair lady. She sang "Girls Just Want to have Fun"
Bruce Springsteen
Randy Newman does Toy Story
Sadly, we've lost many of these stars!
I think all these artist had such respect for Quincy Jones that they “left their egos a the door”. The cause was more important than their individuality.
The woman with the hair is Cyndie Lauper followed by Kim Carnes And the Guy before the was Huey Lewis. Look up their music, very talented!
A+ for sure. The talent level here should be illegal.
The female singer with multi colored hair is Cyndi Lauper ('Girls Just Wanna Have Fun' "Time After Time' 'True Colors")
Michael Jackson is the greatest of all time
Nobody will ever come near him, ever
Shine & shine on forever King
We love you MJ
There will never be another one like him.
Fun fact:
11:37 that’s Randy Jackson & LaToya Jackson, also you can see Marlon and Tito Jackson above them. MJs siblings
And gee that duet between Stevie Wonder & Bruce Springsteen is magical
According to a poster a new Michael Jackson is
Cindy Lauper the colored hair, Kin Carnes the blond.
The lady with the different color hair is Cyndi Lauper. The woman that sang after her is Kim Carnes. The guy with the curly hair (black jacket), and odd voice is Bob Dylan. Yes that is Quincy Jones directing the choir.
The 80's was the last decade of great music.
How when the 90’s are the Golden Era of Hip Hop?!?
80's revolutionalised music because of Michael Jackson especially for black artists who were played on MTV thanks to MJ.
You thought it was Lyle Lovett. It's actually Bob Dylan. If you close your eyes you'd recognize his voice.
You can't help but feel it!!! Amazing!! And so inspirational!!
Before this song was recorded, Do They Know It's Christmas was released.
Bob Geldof asked Quincy Jones to form a supergroup for African relief. USA for Africa was the result.
Great singing! 😃
After this was released, Bruce Allen formed Northern Lights. They performed Tears Are Not Enough.
🇬🇧🇺🇲🇨🇦
I agree on the grades! 👨🎤👩🎤
Nope. This was put together by Michael Jackson and Lionel Richie, at first, then they called Stevie Wonder and they got together to write the song.
Theres a documentary on here about it that very good. It picks up 3 days before the American Music Awards. The session was recorded after the Awards show at AnM Studios in Hollywood.
Ok
Yes Michael was the last megastar. You are right about that. This was an amazing song they put together to help starving kids.
I love it. Thank you so much.
That is the genius Bob Dylan
Cindy Lauper "Girls just wanna have fun"
You've never herd of 'Blowng in the Wind'? He's never been a singer, he's a world famous words man.
well, as a megastar that came (shortly) after MJ you might still name prince.
The one with the colored hair is Cyndi Lauper- Girls Just Want To Have Fun. She was wearing a lot of necklaces and earrings but they kept making too much noise so she had to remove them. The lady next to her is Kim Carnes...she samg Bette Davis Eyes the most popular song from 1981.
The man with the weird voice is Bob Dylan...you are thinking of Randy Newman from Toy Story music.
Fun fact. Michael Jackson stole(or borrowed) the one glove idea from a woman named Kim Carnes ,who happens to be the singer with Cyndi Lauper in this song.She is the lady with the long blonde hair. She did the one glove (hers was black )a full 2 years before Michael Jackson did the white glove.
colored hair is cindy loper and yes it was willy nelson yes sire and bob dylan
Next to Cindy Lauper, Was Kim Carne's, who sang the hit Betty Davis Eyes, among others.
Darn that Song Never Gets Old 😮
Awesome message, keep fighting the good fight. Thank you.
Cindi lauper(hair)."girls just wanna have fun"
Yea I got it now. But that you for the insights still.
Great reaction again..
The woman with the different colored hair is Cyndi Lauper (“Girls Just Want To Have Fun”) and following her is Kim Carnes (“Bette Davis Eyes”). Lauper wasn’t that impressed with Quincy Jones’s song and told her manager that she didn’t really like it at first, but she would sing on it if asked, because she wanted to be a part of the movement. Her manager let it slip that she thought “We Are The World” was too similar to another song (which I can’t remember). Quincy, who was twenty years Cyndi’s senior, was furious. While rehearsing, he made her take her multitude of necklaces off, believing their rattling was distracting. Cyndi was a good sport and went along with Quincy’s suggestions, and it turned out that her part (along with Michael Jackson’s and Ray Charles’s) was one of the highlights of the song. She is only one of twenty entertainers to have a Grammy, Emmy, and Tony Award.
Solo Artist In Order of Appearance:
01. Lionel Richie
02. Stevie Wonder
03. Paul Simon
04. Kenny Rodgers
05. James Ingram
06. Tina Turner
07. Billy Joel
08. Michael Jackson
09. Diana Ross
10. Dionne Warwick
11. Willie Nelson
12. Al Jarreau
13. Bruce Springsteen
14. Kenny Loggins
15. Steve Perry
16. Daryl Hall
17. Michael Jackson (again)
18. Huey Lewis
17. Cyndi Lauper
18. Kim Carnes
Later….
19. Bob Dylan
20. Ray Charles
21. Stevie Wonder + Bruce Springsteen (split screen)
22. James Ingram + Ray Charles (voice over, not seen)
23. Ray Charles
I totally agree with you ! There is and will never be someone as famous as Michael Jackson, this man touched and still touch every generations. Just the name "Michael Jackson" holds so much power. Peoples know him in every countries, even Amazonian tribes know Michael Jackson, it is how famous he is.
Lady Gaga, maybe? Beyonce as a solo star really took off around the time that MJ died.
@@Pixelologist i don’t think so...even if Beyoncé or Lady Gaga are huge i think it’s nowhere close to MJ level of fame. From 7 to 70 years old people know about MJ music. He changed the music industry and bring the entertainment industry at another level.
There are two people that I would say is so famous everyone knows who they are
Elvis Presley
Michael Jackson
@@christielysdale1815 totally agree !
Not primarily a musician (although he is a singing recording artist on major labels), but Jackie Chan is better known for his movies, and he is the most famous person in the world.
Great reaction! Thank you. 1980’s super~group!
The guy with bushy hair is Bob Dylan and MJ was the only one who could not leave his ego at the door, if you notice he was singing by himself and he isn't in any of the group shots
Bob Dylan.. Shakespeare with a guitar...
Shaka; , There was a sign posted on the door that read " check/ leave your egos at the door"!
What a fantastic time this was! Grew up in the late 60's & 70's! The music back than was all about love, uniting and good times!!
Thanks for the video. I enjoyed it.
This is what the world needs right now...
Told you..America was great at one time❤❤❤❤❤
The poms did it first with "Do they know It's Christmas"
Old guy with white hair was indeed Willy Nelson, the woman with the colorful hair is Cindy Lauper and the other guy you thought might be Randy Newman (Toy Story Singer/Songwriter) is not, but is actually the legendary Bob Dylan.
The mega star before Michael was Elvis, I don’t think there will ever be another Michael Jackson, there will be impersonators just like with Elvis, but they will never be the same. Rest in peace Michael, thank you for the smiles love and just pure fun you brought.
And the lady after Cyndi lauper is Kim carnes she sing a song called Betty's Davis eyes
They were told to leave their egos at the door! Cindi lauper, color hair. Katie 😊🌸