I saw this live. I think this was the night Chaka performed and I still till this day have not forgotten it. She had the glow in the dark drum sticks and they cut the lights. Amazing.
those artist in the same category, got my head spending, if Michael Jackson would've showed up to the Soul Train awards I've been shocked to def, now they all legends and can't be compared to reach other
I know right. Well never see that kind of talent in competition with each other again I feel. He actually attended the next year's soul train awards though.
FOR BLACK MUSIC there should have been 4 - 5 Awarded categories! Funk - Prince, Pop - MJ, Soul - LUTHER VANDROSS, etc.... they were different in sound!
What the hell did I just watch? Poor Chaka and Eric B. Flav acting all disjointed. The nominees brought me back to an era of true music and artists. Then it cut back to Flav acting like he ain't been no where. Chaka hands off the award like, yeah Michael Jackson as usual. Eric B shouts out LL outta no where who stood up when the artist was announced. Then it shows Keith Sweat looking confused. Then Dionne Warrick looked back at the mess like, "What in the world?" Aaaaww miss that era. I saw LL, Eric B and Rakim, and Whodini at the Fresh fest that same year. PE was supposed to show up but they didn't.
Eric B yelled Out LL Cool J's name because at that time LL came out with the song Bad first and actually tried to sue Michael Jackson for coming up with the same song of which had the same Baseline notes. So, it wasn't out of nowhere it was out of respect for LL in that situation. I remember because I was around while it was happening. Peace.
This was the 1st time they added hip.hop.to.the soul train awards , after flavor ctfu, Don Cornelius said he'd no longer have the hip hop portion on soul train awards lol
Shout out to Eric B. for shouting out LL Cool J, because at that time LL also had a song called "I'm Bad". Michael then made the same and even used the same HARMONIC NOTES in the beat. I believe LL tried to sue Michael. Real Hip Hop heads may remember the classic history I speak of. Peace!!!
The connection I saw, was theyre both Blues based bass lines, bass lines based on the blues scale. I’d think MJ was influenced for sure, not lawsuit worthy but I always thought that’s where MJ and Q got the musical concept. They got the story from that young boy who was killed by his friends of course.
When Eric B yelled Out LL Cool J's name while giving out Michael Jackson's award for his song Bad he did that because LL came out with the song Bad first and then Michael Jackson came out with the song called bad. And check this out, listen to both songs and when you do you'll notice that there are five notes in the Baseline that are the exact same five notes on both songs. I believe LL tries to sue Michael Jackson but I don't think he want anything. And that's why he yelled out LL Cool J's name.
The funny part of this flashback is flava flav is the only person relevant 30yrs into the future LMAO. Nobody remember anybody else from that portion of the show.
They may not be charting everywhere but they sure left their mark/influence up to this day...new artists today only wish to be that relevant in 30 years from now...
Back when everybody nominated was the sh!t
Chaka beat his ass back stage
The Soul Train Awards were so in sync back then.
lol...
Flavor Flav he was all up on Chaka Khan dang man
I saw this live. I think this was the night Chaka performed and I still till this day have not forgotten it. She had the glow in the dark drum sticks and they cut the lights. Amazing.
Chaka was annoyed lol
those artist in the same category, got my head spending, if Michael Jackson would've showed up to the Soul Train awards I've been shocked to def, now they all legends and can't be compared to reach other
I know right. Well never see that kind of talent in competition with each other again I feel. He actually attended the next year's soul train awards though.
*_*spinning_*
Chaka was thru with flava flav u can tell how she dragged him out at the end. Lol
This was a epic fail fav was all over the place 😭
Big Up To Eric B.......Mrs Khan Beautiful ALWAYS
Chaka push him off stage lol
Now THIS is a CLASSIC!
This channel has great memorabilia👏👏👏
The best part she drag flavor off the stage after lol
@ 2:11 ....... KEITH SWEAT look mesmerized by FLAVS antics, !!!! LOL LOL
FOR BLACK MUSIC there should have been 4 - 5 Awarded categories! Funk - Prince, Pop - MJ, Soul - LUTHER VANDROSS, etc.... they were different in sound!
Look at keith sweat face lol
You can tell Flav has to be high LOL Eric B and Chaka was playing it off.
Everything I do has flavor. Flavor Flav in the morning, Favor Flav in the love && Flavor Flav 43v3ᴙ,
What the hell did I just watch? Poor Chaka and Eric B. Flav acting all disjointed. The nominees brought me back to an era of true music and artists. Then it cut back to Flav acting like he ain't been no where. Chaka hands off the award like, yeah Michael Jackson as usual. Eric B shouts out LL outta no where who stood up when the artist was announced. Then it shows Keith Sweat looking confused. Then Dionne Warrick looked back at the mess like, "What in the world?" Aaaaww miss that era. I saw LL, Eric B and Rakim, and Whodini at the Fresh fest that same year. PE was supposed to show up but they didn't.
That's because his azz was hight lol
@@jamesphillips6686 there’s a good chance that she was too! 😉
Eric B yelled Out LL Cool J's name because at that time LL came out with the song Bad first and actually tried to sue Michael Jackson for coming up with the same song of which had the same Baseline notes. So, it wasn't out of nowhere it was out of respect for LL in that situation. I remember because I was around while it was happening. Peace.
A classic!
This was the 1st time they added hip.hop.to.the soul train awards , after flavor ctfu, Don Cornelius said he'd no longer have the hip hop portion on soul train awards lol
Chaka was through Wit flav ass 😂
Shout out to Eric B. for shouting out LL Cool J, because at that time LL also had a song called "I'm Bad". Michael then made the same and even used the same HARMONIC NOTES in the beat. I believe LL tried to sue Michael. Real Hip Hop heads may remember the classic history I speak of. Peace!!!
What…? Michael Jackson songs sounds nothing like that song , I had to go look it up .
The connection I saw, was theyre both Blues based bass lines, bass lines based on the blues scale. I’d think MJ was influenced for sure, not lawsuit worthy but I always thought that’s where MJ and Q got the musical concept. They got the story from that young boy who was killed by his friends of course.
LMAO......... My man FLAV is a 100% NATURAL BORN HYPE MAN !!!!! LOL LOL
Facts!!!!!!
Lol, nah that's crack G 🤣🤣
When Eric B yelled Out LL Cool J's name while giving out Michael Jackson's award for his song Bad he did that because LL came out with the song Bad first and then Michael Jackson came out with the song called bad. And check this out, listen to both songs and when you do you'll notice that there are five notes in the Baseline that are the exact same five notes on both songs. I believe LL tries to sue Michael Jackson but I don't think he want anything. And that's why he yelled out LL Cool J's name.
Vhs had so many flaws lol
Yo im nervous man im gonna break down!!
Im clocking
MJ beats Prince
What a mess!
Flavor Flav on crills 😂
😂😂😂😂
The funny part of this flashback is flava flav is the only person relevant 30yrs into the future LMAO. Nobody remember anybody else from that portion of the show.
Fucking lies Chaka is the most famous out of them all
Lies and Filth. Chaka is the Queen of Funk!
You are lost and confused, that is a lie. everybody on that stage is legendary.
They may not be charting everywhere but they sure left their mark/influence up to this day...new artists today only wish to be that relevant in 30 years from now...
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Meanwhile tho', Dionne Warwick was hot back then 🔥🔥🔥🔥