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@maggieRenee it's Jeb here !! Hi 👋🏼😅 The song I believe the ones you asked about with Oprah interview and Michael came from his movie "Michael Jackson's Ghost ." Please react to you it later this year before Christmas 🫢
People don't understand how big this was unless they were there at the time. It revolutionized how videos were made. Quincy Jones as producer started it rolling. Getting John Landis to direct and the legendary Vincent Price to do voiceover launched it even further. They actually released it on VHS along with a "making of" documentary and you could never find it in stock at a rental store.
Yeah. It was a legitimate *event!* The hype and anticipation was through the roof! I made sure to be home to watch it. My neighbour asked to come over to watch it.
@@nicholashylton6857 - I remember MTV actually giving schedules every day as to when the video would air, so you could make sure to see the whole thing.
Absolutely, but I would probably put smooth criminal as it's more detailed and choreographed better. Thriller is iconic, but smooth criminal is straight up fire 😁👊🏽✨️💙🤍🎯👑
I was 15 when the song was originally released on the airwaves in late 1982. But it got a huge boost thanks to the video in late 1983 through at least the spring of 1984.
There's a reason MJ is the icon and legend that he is, his talent and charisma are on another level. His music(both the songs and their videos) were ahead of their time and have influenced multiple artists across the music industry. He was truly one of a kind, RIP Michael Jackson.
Yes! You cannot have Halloween without MJ's Thriller. The entire Thriller album is a gem from start to finish along with guest appearances by Sir Paul McCartney, Vincent Price and Eddie Van Halen.
I watched this reactionary before with others and you are by far the best. You don’t run your mouth during the actual movie. You pause to give your analysis. Then you pick up where you left off so we don’t miss anything. On top of this, you showed your own clips of raw talent which is great.
Mike certainly knows drama. He understands it well as he's been in the business for most of his entire life. Not to mention that MJ'S acting chops is underrated Examples: Bad (full version) Captain EO Moonwalker The Wiz Of course, thriller, lol You rock my world (long version) The way you make me feel (long version) Ghosts 😀🙌🏽🌟❤️👻🍿🎬👑
When I was little, Michael was my first love and my crush, and he still is to this day! I used to listen to him in the Jackson 5 when I was little, and now I'm rediscovering that music and his older music! I was away from him for a long time, but in 2022, I came back to his music after being away from him for many years and 13 years after he passed away, and let's just say I am never going to leave him ever again! The video for this song used to freak me out when I was little and I would scream every time Michael turned into the werewolf and the zombie come and I would be scared of Vincent Price's laugh, but my father told me who he was, and I got to see what Vincent was like as a person. I also saw the making of the thriller video, and they showed Michael in the makeup and all the different costumes, and once I saw that it was only Michael, I calmed down and the fears that I had experienced as a little girl went away and disappeared. Now the video is one of my favorites, and I'm starting to learn how to do the Thriller dance!
I watched Michael Jackson at the old Wembley stadium in 1990, for this particular song the stage split into 2 levels and he must have had 80 people dressed as zombies doing the backing dance, absolutely awesome
Fun fact: Rick Baker (the effects and makeup artist for the video) had a cameo as the zombie opening the crypt. This was just one of Baker's screen credits; for those who aren't familiar with his work, he's better known as the makeup and effects artist for An American Werewolf In London, both the 1976 and 1985 remakes of King Kong (and he played Kong in the 1976 version), Harry And The Hendersons, and two or three dozen more films.
Little information for those who don't know Michael was working on a classical music project before his death. The composer David Michael Frank supported him. Because Michael couldn't read or even write sheet music. He hummed or beat boxed the melodies he imagined.
When this video was produced, it was highly unusual to even have videos. It was WOW WOW WOW to everyone. The music from that album is just astoundingly good. I'm in my seventies and I remember how everyone was just astounded by it!
Any music video of Michael Jackson’s is worth its weight in gold to react too. Billy Jean,Remember the Time, Beat it, PYT, We are the World, Smooth Criminal, so many others that I can’t name at the moment
Rod Temperton wrote Vincent Price's section out the back of the recording studio while Mr Price was coming in the front. This is without a doubt the best pop video ever made
Great job Maggie! I loved the edited pieces you put into the reaction. Michael truly was one of a kind. And as you saidi we have here a video that stands the test of time! Also always loved the late Vincent Price on the "rap" section of the song as well.
Your reaction towards MJ is priceless you have done the most genuine and best reaction... I AM THE DIE DIE DIE DIE DIE DIE DIE HARD FAN OF MJJJJJJJJJJ❤❤❤❤❤
9:21 Fun Fact for you, Maggie: The director of this music video, John Landis, used the phrase, "See You Next Wednesday" heard in this movie theater scene in a number of other movies that he'd directed, including "An American Werewolf In London" It was sort of an inside joke
❤Michael was always interested in acting so he joined his acting to his music & hired professionals to help him create “short films.” Thank you for your excellent commentary! More Michael please❤❤❤❤
People say Michael changes into a Werewolf but if you paid attention to the facial makeup, you'd see it is in fact a WereCat he charges into. Notice how the typical Werewolf snout doesn't grow, it's flat like a typical cat's snout.
the attention to detail of Michael is crazy, for instance when he walks in that zombie mode, those small mouth movements are so damn good!!!! And his vocals man, this man is so damn good!!!!!!!! His voice is so often overlooked!!!
MTV used to advertise when they were playing this video and we all stopped what we were doing to watch it and do the dances along with it. Good Lord... just saw the roman numerals at the end. Can't believe that was from 1983. Man I am getting old.
It was the first. When it got nominated for an Oscar the Academy decided to change the requirements for the length of time of a short film. What helped was that he chose a famous movie director who had done horror movies. It also helped that a famous movie make-up artist was used.
A music video made when content and a story line were all important. Micheal does disavow any connection to the occult at the beginning of the video. But it is among his finest works. He had only to ask the legendary Vincent Price to do the voice over, he gladly accepted and said he had more fun helping Micheal make this video than he had had in years. He said in an interview that Micheal was a rare talent and working with him was a pleasure, unlike some in the industry.
I have not seen that video in years but it is still amazing to watch even after all this time. I remember when it was first seen in the UK, it was like everything stopped and everyone was talking about it. Awesome artist, song, video and memories that came from it! Thank you for doing this!
Same thing here in Canada. You wanted to experience it along with friends in front of the TV or in public venues. There was so much secrecy & anticipation, it's impossible to express how BIG it was to anyone who wasn't around then.
24:29 Another fun fact for you, Maggie: Choreographer Michael Peters also choreographed the dance sequence in the music video for Michael Jackson's "Beat It", as well as appearing as the gang leader that was dressed in white
Best part of his dance is every part of his body has its own part of every move. His calf, elbows, shoulder, lips, he literally moves every part and incorporates it into his dances. Amazing
Actually, he gave her his class ring .... that's how it was done back then. There was no such thing as a promise ring! We would wear the class ring with a LOT of tape wrapped on the back of the band to make it fit!
There' a video in youtube in which they decompose the tracks of this song, and one of them is Michael Jackson isolated sound track, so the next best thing to listen to him singing a capella. Simply, AMAZING!
Hey Maggie, Your reaction to MJ's song is absolutely Wicked... But.... When at (14:42)... You explained how, With your Clip of doing doing it on stage... ...And then BLEW US AWAY...!!)...xx And for all of your cross over content... Your whole reactions, and Thank you...x From all of your friends over here in London..xx
Maggie Renee Werewolf effects for Michael was done by iconic makeup artist and legend, Rick Baker. Baker did similar practical effects for American Werewolf in London too. Baker retired from his work in 2014 because of CGI. There is behind the scenes video called Making of Thiller.
Look Up MIchael's tribute to Sammy Davis Jr. when he was dying....YOU WERE THERE....one of the most beautiful things he has ever sung...and performed and Sammy was there and you can see him while he was singing..
He had a magnetism that was out of this world. my first memory was actually the motown moonwalk and I just remember the magnetism and magic it was surreal. People running out of rooms and tripping over themselves not to miss him on TV Insanityyyyyyyyy
In my eyes this music video is a miniature horror movie in its own right. I love this song, especially every Halloween. Calling Michael the King is no exaggeration.
I was a month way from my 12th birthday when this came out at the end of 83. The thriller album is one of the first I remember buying myself. Great talent even when he was a kid singing with Jackson 5, and this song and video were/are brilliant.
The release of this video was an event! Cable hadn’t made it all the way down our street yet, so a bunch of us gathered at a neighbors, probably40-50 people, they had a big projection screen and we made a party of it. Vincent Price made this all the better!
This song was called starlight at first! i have heard the song and almost sounds the same but with different lyrics!! then Micheal Jackson watched a movie by john Landis called an American werewolf in London!! a light bulb went off in MJ head and rewrote the song as Thriller and got in touch with john Landis to direct the short film, and the rest is History as they say, go check out the song before it became Thriller, it was called starlight michael jackson
For those of us that was there at the time, I was very pregnant with my 1st. My husband and I were at a good friend's house because they had MTV because it was cable and not everyone had cable.
Great reaction Maggie. And you are so right. If this had been released only yesterday... it would still become a classic. Great voice yourself by the way...😍
I never miss a chance to watch this video. It’s just so good-the music, the dancing, Vincent Price (NOBODY better), even the fat zombie-what a touch! As an artist, Michael Jackson is a true icon. His compositions, dancing and singing were extraordinary (I think I read somewhere that after that Motown special, Fred Astaire called to compliment him) The reason he lost some steam had nothing to do with his music. It was all the real life stuff, like the kids accusing him (I’d had a little crush on him since he was a kid, and that ended at this point), the weirdness with Lisa Presley (all to do with $cientology, probably) and the other woman who had kids for him, dangling his baby off the balcony, etc. Add the last couple plastic surgeries that left him disfigured, and people lost interest in his videos. Loved your scenes-the squeaks and cackles were awesome, and I totally agree that acting the part helps, especially if you’re going to sing to an American audience in a language other than English. Why don’t we expect our kids to learn other languages as the folks pretty much everywhere else in the world do? Anyway, great reaction! For Giggles, why don’t you check out Marwan Ayman’s This is Halloween in 30 styles? (This isn’t the exact title, but you’ll find it easily). Marwan is still a teenager, but he’s incredibly gifted, and reminds me a little of MJ in that he has a real gift for arrangement and performing as well as singing.
If you should ever encounter MJ as a WereCat, remember to just shout at it "Bad Kitty!!" and to clap your hands together really loud and to use a water spray bottle and he'll just turn and run away. 👏🔫😂
These were known as music video. The voice of the man speaking acts in horror movies his name is Vincent Price. Imaging Vincent acting in horror movie when movies & TV was still in black & white. 😊😊😊
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any Rammstein you haven't so far? I made a few suggestions below...😊
Nothing, let the artist do the singing. Your distracting. I believe you have a website of you singing, we couldld watch that
MJ, 1988 Grammy Awards, Man in the Mirror performance.
@maggieRenee it's Jeb here !! Hi 👋🏼😅
The song I believe the ones you asked about with Oprah interview and Michael came from his movie "Michael Jackson's Ghost ." Please react to you it later this year before Christmas 🫢
Не знаю, Мэгги, спели бы вы лучше, чем MJ, но лицом вы его явно переигрываете. :))))
People don't understand how big this was unless they were there at the time. It revolutionized how videos were made. Quincy Jones as producer started it rolling. Getting John Landis to direct and the legendary Vincent Price to do voiceover launched it even further. They actually released it on VHS along with a "making of" documentary and you could never find it in stock at a rental store.
the muzik video wih a price tag over $$1 million.. in 1983...
I think I rented it about 100 times. 😊
Yeah. It was a legitimate *event!* The hype and anticipation was through the roof! I made sure to be home to watch it. My neighbour asked to come over to watch it.
@@nicholashylton6857 - I remember MTV actually giving schedules every day as to when the video would air, so you could make sure to see the whole thing.
Still have the VHS 😊
Thriller is the best of what music videos can produce. Nothing compares.
Absolutely, but I would probably put smooth criminal as it's more detailed and choreographed better. Thriller is iconic, but smooth criminal is straight up fire 😁👊🏽✨️💙🤍🎯👑
Yup, he put a cap on that and removed the bar.
I'm constantly reminded how fortunate we were being a teenager in the 80s.
I was 15 when the song was originally released on the airwaves in late 1982.
But it got a huge boost thanks to the video in late 1983 through at least the spring of 1984.
I will still maintain to this day MJ is the best dancer I have EVER seen.
PERIOD ❗
100% agreed. Others can imitate but theres only one.
There's a reason MJ is the icon and legend that he is, his talent and charisma are on another level. His music(both the songs and their videos) were ahead of their time and have influenced multiple artists across the music industry. He was truly one of a kind, RIP Michael Jackson.
I mean this is why this man is "THE KING OF POP"....FOREVER!!
If more music videos were cinematic like this, there'd be a DVD and streaming market for them.
Yes! You cannot have Halloween without MJ's Thriller. The entire Thriller album is a gem from start to finish along with guest appearances by Sir Paul McCartney, Vincent Price and Eddie Van Halen.
I actually have the record.
I didn't know anyone who didn't own multiple copies of this record. It was THAT huge!
Still is! Thriller has sold over 121.000.000 units worldwide and is still the biggest selling album of all time 🔥
😂8 track
Yes,buy two,play one and keep one totally unopened for the kids or whatever,I'm sure it would be worth a lot of money in the future.
Bought 2 cassettes 2 cds. I guess that is 4 copies.
I watched this reactionary before with others and you are by far the best. You don’t run your mouth during the actual movie. You pause to give your analysis. Then you pick up where you left off so we don’t miss anything. On top of this, you showed your own clips of raw talent which is great.
Thank you so much for your lovely comment. I appreciate it!! 🤗💖💐
MJ was a master of his craft. And the SFX makeup in this is exquisite!
🤩😍
I just love Michael's facial expressions while dancing! He always does it and sometimes it's even funny 😅
Mike certainly knows drama. He understands it well as he's been in the business for most of his entire life. Not to mention that MJ'S acting chops is underrated
Examples:
Bad (full version)
Captain EO
Moonwalker
The Wiz
Of course, thriller, lol
You rock my world (long version)
The way you make me feel (long version)
Ghosts 😀🙌🏽🌟❤️👻🍿🎬👑
When I was little, Michael was my first love and my crush, and he still is to this day! I used to listen to him in the Jackson 5 when I was little, and now I'm rediscovering that music and his older music! I was away from him for a long time, but in 2022, I came back to his music after being away from him for many years and 13 years after he passed away, and let's just say I am never going to leave him ever again! The video for this song used to freak me out when I was little and I would scream every time Michael turned into the werewolf and the zombie come and I would be scared of Vincent Price's laugh, but my father told me who he was, and I got to see what Vincent was like as a person. I also saw the making of the thriller video, and they showed Michael in the makeup and all the different costumes, and once I saw that it was only Michael, I calmed down and the fears that I had experienced as a little girl went away and disappeared. Now the video is one of my favorites, and I'm starting to learn how to do the Thriller dance!
I watched Michael Jackson at the old Wembley stadium in 1990, for this particular song the stage split into 2 levels and he must have had 80 people dressed as zombies doing the backing dance, absolutely awesome
The choreography and dancers are absolutely outstanding in this video.
Fun fact: Rick Baker (the effects and makeup artist for the video) had a cameo as the zombie opening the crypt.
This was just one of Baker's screen credits; for those who aren't familiar with his work, he's better known as the makeup and effects artist for An American Werewolf In London, both the 1976 and 1985 remakes of King Kong (and he played Kong in the 1976 version), Harry And The Hendersons, and two or three dozen more films.
Little information for those who don't know Michael was working on a classical music project before his death. The composer David Michael Frank supported him. Because Michael couldn't read or even write sheet music. He hummed or beat boxed the melodies he imagined.
The amount of talent involved in this project 🔥
RIP:
Rod Temperton
Vincent Price
Michael Jackson (king of pop)
Don't forget the director, John Landis.
@@ejd53 oh yes! Thank you
@@ejd53 Nah he can get lost
No body like him,we miss him forever and ever 💔 😢 😔🖤💔
When this video was produced, it was highly unusual to even have videos. It was WOW WOW WOW to everyone. The music from that album is just astoundingly good. I'm in my seventies and I remember how everyone was just astounded by it!
The rest of what you said is great, but videos were common at the time this came out.
Any music video of Michael Jackson’s is worth its weight in gold to react too. Billy Jean,Remember the Time, Beat it, PYT, We are the World, Smooth Criminal, so many others that I can’t name at the moment
Rod Temperton wrote Vincent Price's section out the back of the recording studio while Mr Price was coming in the front. This is without a doubt the best pop video ever made
Great job Maggie! I loved the edited pieces you put into the reaction. Michael truly was one of a kind. And as you saidi we have here a video that stands the test of time! Also always loved the late Vincent Price on the "rap" section of the song as well.
I get chills every single time Vincent Price's voice starts... he, to this day, is iconic...
I love that Mr. Price was included in the video.....he's the last zombie standing at the end.......
Your reaction towards MJ is priceless you have done the most genuine and best reaction... I AM THE DIE DIE DIE DIE DIE DIE DIE HARD FAN OF MJJJJJJJJJJ❤❤❤❤❤
👍❤️👍
9:21
Fun Fact for you, Maggie:
The director of this music video, John Landis, used the phrase, "See You Next Wednesday" heard in this movie theater scene in a number of other movies that he'd directed, including "An American Werewolf In London"
It was sort of an inside joke
❤Michael was always interested in acting so he joined his acting to his music & hired professionals to help him create “short films.” Thank you for your excellent commentary! More Michael please❤❤❤❤
People say Michael changes into a Werewolf but if you paid attention to the facial makeup, you'd see it is in fact a WereCat he charges into. Notice how the typical Werewolf snout doesn't grow, it's flat like a typical cat's snout.
The vocal overdubs are top notch on this track.
the attention to detail of Michael is crazy, for instance when he walks in that zombie mode, those small mouth movements are so damn good!!!!
And his vocals man, this man is so damn good!!!!!!!! His voice is so often overlooked!!!
this song and the video are in the library of congress and the national film registry because they were so ground breaking
He is the biggest pop star ❤he is not underrated miss....no one can replace his place
He's definitely not underrated, but I know what she means 👑🌠💯🔥💖💞💫🙌🏽😇
The spoken verse and the maniacal laugh at the end was done by Vincent Price.
That was wonderful!! Michael Jackson sing like an angel
MTV used to advertise when they were playing this video and we all stopped what we were doing to watch it and do the dances along with it.
Good Lord... just saw the roman numerals at the end. Can't believe that was from 1983. Man I am getting old.
It was the first. When it got nominated for an Oscar the Academy decided to change the requirements for the length of time of a short film. What helped was that he chose a famous movie director who had done horror movies. It also helped that a famous movie make-up artist was used.
A music video made when content and a story line were all important. Micheal does disavow any connection to the occult at the beginning of the video. But it is among his finest works. He had only to ask the legendary Vincent Price to do the voice over, he gladly accepted and said he had more fun helping Micheal make this video than he had had in years. He said in an interview that Micheal was a rare talent and working with him was a pleasure, unlike some in the industry.
I have not seen that video in years but it is still amazing to watch even after all this time. I remember when it was first seen in the UK, it was like everything stopped and everyone was talking about it. Awesome artist, song, video and memories that came from it! Thank you for doing this!
Same thing here in Canada. You wanted to experience it along with friends in front of the TV or in public venues. There was so much secrecy & anticipation, it's impossible to express how BIG it was to anyone who wasn't around then.
24:29
Another fun fact for you, Maggie:
Choreographer Michael Peters also choreographed the dance sequence in the music video for Michael Jackson's "Beat It", as well as appearing as the gang leader that was dressed in white
he was just an amazing soul, he comes fully alive when he is performing unlike anyone ever.
Best part of his dance is every part of his body has its own part of every move. His calf, elbows, shoulder, lips, he literally moves every part and incorporates it into his dances. Amazing
Actually, he gave her his class ring .... that's how it was done back then. There was no such thing as a promise ring! We would wear the class ring with a LOT of tape wrapped on the back of the band to make it fit!
There' a video in youtube in which they decompose the tracks of this song, and one of them is Michael Jackson isolated sound track, so the next best thing to listen to him singing a capella. Simply, AMAZING!
8:36 He's actually a werecat, the makeup artist, who is a zombie coming out of the mausoleum said so in the, "Making of Thriller".
I just can't belive that I just see that video first time in my Life...ofcourse I know almost every songs...but this video...wau!!
I was between 8 and 10 years old the first time I saw this video right after it came out . But even then I knew it was something spectacular!
He gave her his class ring. That’s what we did.
The best music video ever. Period.
God I miss Vincent Price, truly an icon of horror, such a sinister sounding voice, I love it :D
Also, MORE PRACTICAL EFFECTS IN HORROR PLZ
You absolutely have to do the Acapella version. It is phenomenal and the vocals show some things you can't hear in the actual version
Not all videos had John Landis directing. Landis was in the Spielberg class of directors back then.
Hey Maggie,
Your reaction to MJ's song is absolutely Wicked...
But....
When at (14:42)... You explained how,
With your Clip of doing doing it on stage...
...And then BLEW US AWAY...!!)...xx
And for all of your cross over content...
Your whole reactions, and Thank you...x
From all of your friends over here in London..xx
Still remember exactly where I was when this came out. Mesmerized. Michael was our Elvis...
Michael is our Michael he is greater than Elvis
The original title of thriller was starlight.
Vincent price was a wonderful addition and made the video as well
My favorite song he did. Like Vincent Price rap too. Real good. Love it. Love ur voice u sing great.
Maggie Renee
Werewolf effects for Michael was done by iconic makeup artist and legend, Rick Baker. Baker did similar practical effects for American Werewolf in London too. Baker retired from his work in 2014 because of CGI. There is behind the scenes video called Making of Thiller.
Plus having icon horror pioneer, late great Vincent Price voicing in this classic is awesome!
40 years ago this year! Wow! Feels like yesterday!
I remember that the amount of money spent on this was astronomical. Almost as much as a full movie.
This was the coolest. I waited for the first showing of the video in MTV. They had a count down
We will never see another MJ😢
smoth criminal was another big video from michael you will enjoyet
Look Up MIchael's tribute to Sammy Davis Jr. when he was dying....YOU WERE THERE....one of the most beautiful things he has ever sung...and performed and Sammy was there and you can see him while he was singing..
Burnt out three VCRs between Thriller and Moonwalker....ahh the memories
Imagine that soneone in the theater addressed to Michael and told him: Hey, man you' re spitting image of the werewolf!
He had a magnetism that was out of this world. my first memory was actually the motown moonwalk and I just remember the magnetism and magic it was surreal. People running out of rooms and tripping over themselves not to miss him on TV Insanityyyyyyyyy
no one can ever compare . The dancing!!!!
He was once in a generation..a soul that captivated and united the world
Always loving the Elmer Bernstein score.
I remember the debut of this video on Halloween 1984.
In my eyes this music video is a miniature horror movie in its own right. I love this song, especially every Halloween. Calling Michael the King is no exaggeration.
When the creepy music starts as the full moon, as a child I'd be fast looking for a way outta the room.😂
Me too
I was a month way from my 12th birthday when this came out at the end of 83. The thriller album is one of the first I remember buying myself. Great talent even when he was a kid singing with Jackson 5, and this song and video were/are brilliant.
This song actually came out in late 1982....but it didn't get the same amount of radio airway until they added the video/mini movie a year later.
The release of this video was an event! Cable hadn’t made it all the way down our street yet, so a bunch of us gathered at a neighbors, probably40-50 people, they had a big projection screen and we made a party of it. Vincent Price made this all the better!
This was so popular when it came , even in Australia
Thriller is pure art ❤
MJ made a masterpiece!
I love how the sound of Vincent Price's voice made you smile. Always makes me do so as well
Anyone else notice how magically the floor rips open 3 times in a row?😂
Thriller is an event. Now, today and yesterday.
Those dancers were terrific.
This song was called starlight at first! i have heard the song and almost sounds the same but with different lyrics!! then Micheal Jackson watched a movie by john Landis called an American werewolf in London!! a light bulb went off in MJ head and rewrote the song as Thriller and got in touch with john Landis to direct the short film, and the rest is History as they say, go check out the song before it became Thriller, it was called starlight michael jackson
You had an obsession with him too, yes!!!
I agree with you, this would be as big today as it was in the day. Love this video and your commentary.
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40 years later and this is still the greatest music video ever created!!! We crowned him The King Of Pop for a reason!!!! 🤘🏼👑❤️😈
sadley Vincent Leonard Price Jr Died: October 25, 1993 the impressive voice in thriller he was 82 years when he died
For those of us that was there at the time, I was very pregnant with my 1st. My husband and I were at a good friend's house because they had MTV because it was cable and not everyone had cable.
Great reaction Maggie. And you are so right. If this had been released only yesterday... it would still become a classic. Great voice yourself by the way...😍
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I remember a massive backlash against this video, in religious circles. But Vincent Price's spoken word part was legendary and masterful.
Shit! They're going Thriller. Run!
I never miss a chance to watch this video. It’s just so good-the music, the dancing, Vincent Price (NOBODY better), even the fat zombie-what a touch! As an artist, Michael Jackson is a true icon. His compositions, dancing and singing were extraordinary (I think I read somewhere that after that Motown special, Fred Astaire called to compliment him)
The reason he lost some steam had nothing to do with his music. It was all the real life stuff, like the kids accusing him (I’d had a little crush on him since he was a kid, and that ended at this point), the weirdness with Lisa Presley (all to do with $cientology, probably) and the other woman who had kids for him, dangling his baby off the balcony, etc. Add the last couple plastic surgeries that left him disfigured, and people lost interest in his videos.
Loved your scenes-the squeaks and cackles were awesome, and I totally agree that acting the part helps, especially if you’re going to sing to an American audience in a language other than English. Why don’t we expect our kids to learn other languages as the folks pretty much everywhere else in the world do?
Anyway, great reaction! For Giggles, why don’t you check out Marwan Ayman’s This is Halloween in 30 styles? (This isn’t the exact title, but you’ll find it easily). Marwan is still a teenager, but he’s incredibly gifted, and reminds me a little of MJ in that he has a real gift for arrangement and performing as well as singing.
Very sweet! Thank you! 🤗💟 Hope to see you on my Patreon: www.patreon.com/MaggieRenee
If you should ever encounter MJ as a WereCat, remember to just shout at it "Bad Kitty!!" and to clap your hands together really loud and to use a water spray bottle and he'll just turn and run away. 👏🔫😂
Not really a Michael fan but this has to be the best music video ever.
These were known as music video. The voice of the man speaking acts in horror movies his name is Vincent Price.
Imaging Vincent acting in horror movie when movies & TV was still in black & white. 😊😊😊
This video was directed by John Landis who directed An American Werewolf in London and the makeup was made Rick Baker
I remember going to a party thrown for the debut of this video. Lots of fun!
Parties were everywhere! A great memory.
I was 6 years old when this came out. I was mesmerized. My cousin peed her pants but loved the song
The best part of this video was the clip of you. That was very impressive.
Thank you. 🤗❤️
Loved this a lot...
I remember when this premiered on MTV
Maggie can SING!!!!!😁💖💖💖💖💖