When you watch Michaels movie video Ghost, the lockers and poppers are very well known OG'S IN THOSE STYLES.. THE POPPERS WERE 4 Electric Boogaloos : Skeeter Rabbit RIP( cousin of Pete and Sam and not the Original OG Skeeter Rabbit from the GoGo Bros. ), ROBOT DANE, POPPIN PETE, AND FOUNDER of Electric Boogaloos AND BROTHER (to Poppin Pete) Boogaloo Sam. Then there were 3 Lockers who were OG's from the Original Lockers, there was founder and Originator of locking Don Campbellock Campbell, Greg Campbellock Jr. Pope, And Shabba Doo (Adolfo Quinones) . All 3 of these OG LOCKERS have passed on RIP MASTER LOCKERS.. SO TO ME I WATCH MICHAELS MOVIE VIDEO "GHOST" MANY TIMES OVER BECAUSE NOT ONLY TO SEE THESE MEN IN ACTION, BUT THE REST OF MICHAELS DANCERS ARE ALWAYS ON POINT AND VERY ENTERTAINING.. BUT I AM IN AWE OF THE POPPERS AND LOCKERS AS I GREW UP WATCHING THEM IN THE 70'S ON SOUL TRAIN.. JUST A NOTE , MICHAEL ALSO DOES THE COBRA ALOT THAT WAS TAUGHT TO HIM BY A man who toured with him and helped teach him Poppin and the Cobra , POPPIN TACO (BRUNO FALCON) , WHO WAS ALSO PART OF THE ELECTRIC BOOGALOOS AND DANCED WITH SHABBA DOO , POPPIN PETE, PUPPET BOOZER, BOOGALOO SHRIMP, ANNA LOLLIPOP SANCHEZ WHO WERE JUST TEENS WHEN SHABBA DOO WHO WAS OLDER ORGANIZED THEM INTO A DANCE GROUP. AND MOST FROM BOTH GROUPS WENT ON TO BE IN THE movies BREAKIN AND ELECTRIC BOOGALOO 2 .. NOW YOU CAN SEE WHY I AM SO IN AWE OF THE "GHOST" MOVIE VIDEO ..MICHAEL HAD SOME VERY RESPONSIBLE DANCE INSTRUCTORS THRU OUT HIS CAREER THAT NOT ONLY CARRIED OVER TO HIS TOURS BUT INTO HIS VIDEOS AND SINCE THEY ALL WERE AROUND WHEN DANCES WERE FRESH AND NEW AND JUST BEING SHOWN TO THE DANCERS OF THE WORLD THEY ALL CO MINGLED . I AM GLAD I WAS THERE AT THE CONCEPTION TO SEE THEIR DANCES DEVELOPE AND GET A FOOTING HOLD FROM FANS FAR AND WIDE.. I AM FOREVER A POPPER AND LOCKER AND A LOVER OF MICHAEL JACKSON AND ALL THE DANCERS I NAMED IN THIS COMMENT SECTION AND THOSE I COULD NOT FIT IN THIS RESPONSE...
Wow that's a history of locking right there! Also loved Toni Basil before "Mickey" fame was an excellent locker in her own right! Shabba Doo performance on Soul Train in 83' when he returned as a feature performer is one of my favorite clips on you tube! Dancing to Kleer 'Get Tough"!
@@stonedog23 overall no one can sing dance and write music and songs and entertain as well as Michael Jackson. In vocals, there are few famous people that can rival him because of his time, diverse genre, range, strength, incredible live vocals plus while dancing (which most great singers can't do), and interpretation . Pavarotti, Freddy Mercury, Whitney, Aretha, Frank, Luther, Jackie Wilson... I'm already running out of challengers. Then when you add the dancing on top, there are even fewer who come close. Maybe just Jackie Wilson and Sammy DJ at that point.
The whole package! His voice is pitch perfect and has a high octave which is unique when he does falsetto. Also his dance ability and musical genius when he sang melodies and chords from his head, Because he couldn't actually read music and played some instruments too. 🤴🎤🌻🌍🌠
When michael pop locked i never really seen it i was amazed. Especially the show he did 1970’s. Literally could have been part of the original lockers of los angeles.
I have to agree with you on that one.. in the Ghost movie video, on set as LOCKERS ,HE HAD THE ORIGINATOR OF LOCKING , DON CAMPBELLOCK CAMPBELL, ALONG WITH GREG CAMPBELLOCK Jr. POPE, AND ADOLFO SHABBA DOO QUINONES, ALL 3 OF THESE MEN WERE IN THE ORIGINAL LOCKERS DANCE TROUPE, AND GOT THEIR START AND EXPOSURE ON SOUL TRAIN. ALL 3 OF THESE MEN HAVE PASSED ON RIP...THAT SHOW DID MORE FOR STREET DANCE BY BRINGING IT OUT TO AN AUDIENCE OF FOLKS WHO WERE READY TO SEE IT, EXPERIENCE IT, AND TRY IT. YOU CAN SEE MICHAEL LEARNED FROM THE BEST OF THE BEST. BUT HE HAD TO PUT WORK IN FOR HIM TO TAKE IT TO THE NEXT LEVEL. HE HAD TO HAVE THE TALENT AND SKILLS TO GO ALONG WITH IT. I HAVE ANOTHER COMMENT ON THIS SITE GIVING PROPS TO THE POPPERS HE USED IN GHOST, WHO WERE JUST LIKE THE LOCKERS ,THEY WERE ALL MASTERS IN THEIR STYLE, I HAVE NAMED THEM AS THEY WERE THE ELECTRIC BOOGALOOS WITH ORIGINATOR SAM BOOGALOO SOLOMON AND CREW, AGAIN THEY ARE ALL LISTED IN MY FIRST COMMENTS..
For those who didn't open the description :) 00:05 - 1977 The Jacksons Variety Show Episode 7 01:10 - 1977 The Jacksons Variety Show Episode 9 01:32 - 1988 Moonwalker - Speed Demon Short Film 01:36 - 1992 Jam Short Film 01:44 - 1992 Dangerous Tour Rotterdam 01:50 - 1992 Dangerous Tour Oslo 01:54 - 1992 Dangerous Tour Bremen 02:08 - 1992 Dangerous Tour Copenhagen 02:21 - 1992 Dangerous Tour London 02:27 - 1992 Dangerous Tour Bucharest 02:54 - 1992 Dangerous Tour Madrid 03:00 - 1992 Dangerous Tour Lisbon 03:06 - 1992 Dangerous Tour Tokyo 03:10 - 1993 Oprah Interview Rehearsal 03:15 - 1993 Dangerous Tour Rehearsal 03:23 - 1993 Dangerous Tour Taipei 03:27 - 1993 Dangerous Tour Moscow 03:31 - 1993 Dangerous Tour Tenerife 03:34 - 1993 Dangerous Tour Buenos Aires 03:50 - 1993 Dangerous Tour São Paulo 03:53 - 1993 Dangerous Tour Santiago 04:09 - 1993 Dangerous Tour CDMX 04:24 - 1996 Ghosts Motion Capture 04:32 - 1996 Ghosts Short Film 04:43 - 1996 Royal Brunei Concert 04:51 - 1996 HIStory Tour Budapest 04:55 - 1996 HIStory Tour Bucharest 04:59 - 1996 HIStory Tour Moscow 05:05 - 1996 HIStory Tour Amsterdam 05:08 - 1996 HIStory Tour Tunis 05:10 - 1996 HIStory Tour Seoul 05:14 - 1996 HIStory Tour Kaohsiung 05:19 - 1996 HIStory Tour Auckland 05:23 - 1996 HIStory Tour Sydney 05:24 - 1996 HIStory Tour Manila 05:27 - 1996 HIStory Tour Brunei 05:32 - 1997 HIStory Tour Honolulu 05:36 - 1997 HIStory Tour Amsterdam 05:43 - 1997 HIStory Tour Munich 05:50 - 1997 HIStory Tour Basel 05:54 - 1997 HIStory Tour Copenhagen 06:03 - 1997 HIStory Tour Gothenburg 06:07 - 1997 HIStory Tour Johannesburg 06:11 - 2001 30th Anniversary Celebration 06:18 - 2009 This Is It - Making Smooth Criminal
As a dancer, the fact that I feel his very last locking sequence was actually the best made me cry 6:15. The smoothness, the variation, the minor movements to create unexpected line and directional change is the best of this entire video and he was 50! 👑 I will never stop dancing. He is proof that you can get better with age 😭❤️
He did have a large repertoire. This was just a pop locking video he could do all sorts of classical dance, including mime and ballet and tap. He also knew how to ballroom dance
He is just the greatest entertainer in the history of mankind. To witness him is a blessing. I got that opportunity to see him live on stage an it was even more incredible than I could say.
Wow this is purely only locking. Well picked! Can you do a purely popping one too. And a variety of turns one. His technique is so superb in dance (and vocals).
It always purplexed me how his dancing was better live than it was in his music videos. You'd think it'd be the other way around given that the videos have multiple takes and cuts.
@@joelmorgan6129I assume you mean the bit at 2:36 in the music video? He does the same move during the Billie Jean breakdown in Copenhagen 1992, albeit not with the same proficiency. I agree that Jam is definitely the exception to this rule though.
@@joelmorgan6129It's pretty similar, it doesn't have the left turn but it's got the same upper body movements. Scream is another good one, although the only really unique move there is the head bob thing 3 minutes in. I'd definitely love to see the full takes of the dancing parts in that and Jam. My point is that generally the live versions tend to have better dancing. Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough, Rock With You, Thriller, Beat It, Billie Jean, The Way You Make Me Feel, In The Closet, They Don't Care About Us, You Are Not Alone and Blood on the Dance Floor are pretty clearly have more interesting and dynamic dancing in their live performances.
@@joelmorgan6129I absolutely agree about HIStory Tour, after Copenhagen and onwards are just kind of okay, even if the vocals are really good. The early 1997 shows with the full setlist were absolutely spectacular, as are the late 1996 shows, but then it just kind of goes on a decline from then on.
I agree they're a bit tabloidy but they're pretty thorough with their video and fact research for the most part. Their evolution of MJs plastic surgery and hair montages are excellent. I learned stuff. I don't think you need to compare this kid's videos with theirs though. They're very different.
There is one from This Is It that you missed, in The Drill Sequence he does the leg hop and then a portion of the lock. It does seemlessly flow into the main dance so you have to look close.
Thank you for this and again, Don Campbell deserves A LOT of credit! RIP MJ and Don🙏🙏 Edit: Though he wasn't in it, there was also a locking routine in the "Bad" video
@@anonymoususer2080 Me too, I don't dislike their videos or their opinions. There's no need to compare, because we are honoring the same man in different ways, we should appreciate what we enjoy and don't get distracted by what we dislike.
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What a great MJ locking compilation, man! I really liked this video! Would you like to do a video of MJ jumping on dangerous tour and royal concert extended compilation for the next video on youtube?
Ehhh not really. He was a regular on Soul Train and used to hang out with the dancers from Soul Train and was influenced by The Lockers who were formed in 1971/2. He admired their style hence he incorporated the Uncle Sam, Scoot Bot, Leo Walk in some of his moves. He was brilliant though
This is better. Loads more clips I knew were missing from the first version. Good job. Notice how tight he did that move at the beginning of the tour ancient how floppy/limp he got with it by the time of Bucharest and then even floppier by 93. By the way.... There's a clip of jam live at 1:47 I've never seen before. Where's the full video on UA-cam please? What country? Looks like maybe Werchter .
Nice to see you again over here :) You can see on description the timing of every video, with name and city, but the video you are asking for is Rotterdam, it was just leaked yesterday, and I was veery fast adding it in my video, it was like the last piece to finally render it and let it go.
@@MichaelJacksonMultiverse oh yeah I shouldve looked there 😆👀 thanks. And no wonder Ive ever seen it before. It only leaked yesterday! I was thinking "how have I not seen this before? 😐lol. Gonna check it out . Oh and I think there's one, maybe two jam 93 intro clips I'd not seen either, somehow. They look so similar to one another. Like 2 of those jam 93 intro clips look almost identical. I'm guessing they're both from Mexico, different nights. I'll go check your description text anyway. Cheers
@@spookyencounters9392 I got really tired of searching for that dance step on every pro/amateur footage we have on UA-cam, I had for reference the Dangerous and History tour dates and cities, so i was searching for every city he went if there was some video of it, and I couldn't find more than what you see. The next of these series is going to be Popping Compilation, so if you want to share something I'm always open to suggestions and advices.
Multiverse wtf, you posted virtually the SAME lock set throughout the whole vid(save Speed Demon variant which actually is more his typical hand flares and points, more Travolta inspired than Campbell style locking). He's got SO many other variants of locking that you coulda posted? Post-Billie Jean sets, James Brown sets etc. The analytical skills from this channel are top notch so I'm surprised this vid didn't do justice to MJ's lock range at all. Very disappointing for a compilation.
Why don't you do a video of Jackson doing his pop lock moves split screen side by side with MARQUESE SCOTT or POPPING JOHN? Moonwalkers say Jackson is the best of all time, right? There's some split screen footage in this presentation so there's really no reason to deny my request, is there? Put up or shut up. Show and prove the Moonwalkers claim.
When you watch Michaels movie video Ghost, the lockers and poppers are very well known OG'S IN THOSE STYLES.. THE POPPERS WERE 4 Electric Boogaloos : Skeeter Rabbit RIP( cousin of Pete and Sam and not the Original OG Skeeter Rabbit from the GoGo Bros. ), ROBOT DANE, POPPIN PETE, AND FOUNDER of Electric Boogaloos AND BROTHER (to Poppin Pete) Boogaloo Sam. Then there were 3 Lockers who were OG's from the Original Lockers, there was founder and Originator of locking Don Campbellock Campbell, Greg Campbellock Jr. Pope, And Shabba Doo (Adolfo Quinones) . All 3 of these OG LOCKERS have passed on RIP MASTER LOCKERS.. SO TO ME I WATCH MICHAELS MOVIE VIDEO "GHOST" MANY TIMES OVER BECAUSE NOT ONLY TO SEE THESE MEN IN ACTION, BUT THE REST OF MICHAELS DANCERS ARE ALWAYS ON POINT AND VERY ENTERTAINING.. BUT I AM IN AWE OF THE POPPERS AND LOCKERS AS I GREW UP WATCHING THEM IN THE 70'S ON SOUL TRAIN.. JUST A NOTE , MICHAEL ALSO DOES THE COBRA ALOT THAT WAS TAUGHT TO HIM BY A man who toured with him and helped teach him Poppin and the Cobra , POPPIN TACO (BRUNO FALCON) , WHO WAS ALSO PART OF THE ELECTRIC BOOGALOOS AND DANCED WITH SHABBA DOO , POPPIN PETE, PUPPET BOOZER, BOOGALOO SHRIMP, ANNA LOLLIPOP SANCHEZ WHO WERE JUST TEENS WHEN SHABBA DOO WHO WAS OLDER ORGANIZED THEM INTO A DANCE GROUP. AND MOST FROM BOTH GROUPS WENT ON TO BE IN THE movies BREAKIN AND ELECTRIC BOOGALOO 2 .. NOW YOU CAN SEE WHY I AM SO IN AWE OF THE "GHOST" MOVIE VIDEO ..MICHAEL HAD SOME VERY RESPONSIBLE DANCE INSTRUCTORS THRU OUT HIS CAREER THAT NOT ONLY CARRIED OVER TO HIS TOURS BUT INTO HIS VIDEOS AND SINCE THEY ALL WERE AROUND WHEN DANCES WERE FRESH AND NEW AND JUST BEING SHOWN TO THE DANCERS OF THE WORLD THEY ALL CO MINGLED . I AM GLAD I WAS THERE AT THE CONCEPTION TO SEE THEIR DANCES DEVELOPE AND GET A FOOTING HOLD FROM FANS FAR AND WIDE.. I AM FOREVER A POPPER AND LOCKER AND A LOVER OF MICHAEL JACKSON AND ALL THE DANCERS I NAMED IN THIS COMMENT SECTION AND THOSE I COULD NOT FIT IN THIS RESPONSE...
Wow that's a history of locking right there! Also loved Toni Basil before "Mickey" fame was an excellent locker in her own right! Shabba Doo performance on Soul Train in 83' when he returned as a feature performer is one of my favorite clips on you tube! Dancing to Kleer 'Get Tough"!
what a post! thank you for the history dive!
I love how he already knew the Jam-90s moves in 70s
He knew smooth criminal moves in 1983
Mans had his signature go-to locking combo
Michael Jackson is the best singer and Dancer Of All Time nobody ever close to him he is a legend
He was a fantastic singer and dancer, the best entertainer of all time, but no he wasn’t the best singer I’ve ever heard.
@@stonedog23 overall no one can sing dance and write music and songs and entertain as well as Michael Jackson. In vocals, there are few famous people that can rival him because of his time, diverse genre, range, strength, incredible live vocals plus while dancing (which most great singers can't do), and interpretation . Pavarotti, Freddy Mercury, Whitney, Aretha, Frank, Luther, Jackie Wilson... I'm already running out of challengers. Then when you add the dancing on top, there are even fewer who come close. Maybe just Jackie Wilson and Sammy DJ at that point.
Definitely the best entertainer of all time but I doubt he would think that nobody was ever close to him.
The whole package! His voice is pitch perfect and has a high octave which is unique when he does falsetto. Also his dance ability and musical genius when he sang melodies and chords from his head, Because he couldn't actually read music and played some instruments too. 🤴🎤🌻🌍🌠
Yes👌👍
When michael pop locked i never really seen it i was amazed. Especially the show he did 1970’s. Literally could have been part of the original lockers of los angeles.
The locking sequence he did as the old man is literally my favorite one 😂😂💕
I have to agree with you on that one.. in the Ghost movie video, on set as LOCKERS ,HE HAD THE ORIGINATOR OF LOCKING , DON CAMPBELLOCK CAMPBELL, ALONG WITH GREG CAMPBELLOCK Jr. POPE, AND ADOLFO SHABBA DOO QUINONES, ALL 3 OF THESE MEN WERE IN THE ORIGINAL LOCKERS DANCE TROUPE, AND GOT THEIR START AND EXPOSURE ON SOUL TRAIN. ALL 3 OF THESE MEN HAVE PASSED ON RIP...THAT SHOW DID MORE FOR STREET DANCE BY BRINGING IT OUT TO AN AUDIENCE OF FOLKS WHO WERE READY TO SEE IT, EXPERIENCE IT, AND TRY IT. YOU CAN SEE MICHAEL LEARNED FROM THE BEST OF THE BEST. BUT HE HAD TO PUT WORK IN FOR HIM TO TAKE IT TO THE NEXT LEVEL. HE HAD TO HAVE THE TALENT AND SKILLS TO GO ALONG WITH IT. I HAVE ANOTHER COMMENT ON THIS SITE GIVING PROPS TO THE POPPERS HE USED IN GHOST, WHO WERE JUST LIKE THE LOCKERS ,THEY WERE ALL MASTERS IN THEIR STYLE, I HAVE NAMED THEM AS THEY WERE THE ELECTRIC BOOGALOOS WITH ORIGINATOR SAM BOOGALOO SOLOMON AND CREW, AGAIN THEY ARE ALL LISTED IN MY FIRST COMMENTS..
Is it just me or in Smooth Criminal this move seems the most flawless and so..smooth LMAO Probably because of curtain:)
King of Pop-locking👑
For those who didn't open the description :)
00:05 - 1977 The Jacksons Variety Show Episode 7
01:10 - 1977 The Jacksons Variety Show Episode 9
01:32 - 1988 Moonwalker - Speed Demon Short Film
01:36 - 1992 Jam Short Film
01:44 - 1992 Dangerous Tour Rotterdam
01:50 - 1992 Dangerous Tour Oslo
01:54 - 1992 Dangerous Tour Bremen
02:08 - 1992 Dangerous Tour Copenhagen
02:21 - 1992 Dangerous Tour London
02:27 - 1992 Dangerous Tour Bucharest
02:54 - 1992 Dangerous Tour Madrid
03:00 - 1992 Dangerous Tour Lisbon
03:06 - 1992 Dangerous Tour Tokyo
03:10 - 1993 Oprah Interview Rehearsal
03:15 - 1993 Dangerous Tour Rehearsal
03:23 - 1993 Dangerous Tour Taipei
03:27 - 1993 Dangerous Tour Moscow
03:31 - 1993 Dangerous Tour Tenerife
03:34 - 1993 Dangerous Tour Buenos Aires
03:50 - 1993 Dangerous Tour São Paulo
03:53 - 1993 Dangerous Tour Santiago
04:09 - 1993 Dangerous Tour CDMX
04:24 - 1996 Ghosts Motion Capture
04:32 - 1996 Ghosts Short Film
04:43 - 1996 Royal Brunei Concert
04:51 - 1996 HIStory Tour Budapest
04:55 - 1996 HIStory Tour Bucharest
04:59 - 1996 HIStory Tour Moscow
05:05 - 1996 HIStory Tour Amsterdam
05:08 - 1996 HIStory Tour Tunis
05:10 - 1996 HIStory Tour Seoul
05:14 - 1996 HIStory Tour Kaohsiung
05:19 - 1996 HIStory Tour Auckland
05:23 - 1996 HIStory Tour Sydney
05:24 - 1996 HIStory Tour Manila
05:27 - 1996 HIStory Tour Brunei
05:32 - 1997 HIStory Tour Honolulu
05:36 - 1997 HIStory Tour Amsterdam
05:43 - 1997 HIStory Tour Munich
05:50 - 1997 HIStory Tour Basel
05:54 - 1997 HIStory Tour Copenhagen
06:03 - 1997 HIStory Tour Gothenburg
06:07 - 1997 HIStory Tour Johannesburg
06:11 - 2001 30th Anniversary Celebration
06:18 - 2009 This Is It - Making Smooth Criminal
Seeing MJ dance in 60+fps is such a delight.
As a dancer, the fact that I feel his very last locking sequence was actually the best made me cry 6:15. The smoothness, the variation, the minor movements to create unexpected line and directional change is the best of this entire video and he was 50! 👑 I will never stop dancing. He is proof that you can get better with age 😭❤️
Well that was 2001 so he was 43. The one in 2009 that you speak of is a little bit past the timestamp you gave
In the 70s he looked very dynamic and snappy, but looked a bit stiff. In the 90s he definitely got smoother but slowed down the pace.
Man i knew michael was hella a great dancer but i didnt know his dances were ALSO consider LOCK dancing. This is amazing. Miss you Michael.
He didn't have the largest repertoire but his dance quality is unbeatable. He could move an arm and it would better than all others dancers..
He did have a large repertoire. This was just a pop locking video he could do all sorts of classical dance, including mime and ballet and tap.
He also knew how to ballroom dance
He is just the greatest entertainer in the history of mankind. To witness him is a blessing. I got that opportunity to see him live on stage an it was even more incredible than I could say.
Wow! when did you saw him? do you have any picture or footage?
Kinda cool seeing how some of the moves he was famous for were either originated or came from his time in jackson 5
ive never seen a shadow that looks so damn hot lord pray for me
I just call the dangerous tour karate moves 😂
2:02 Can we just talk about how smooth that transition was???
Also, the Dangerous Tour scenes start at 1:44
Wow this is purely only locking. Well picked! Can you do a purely popping one too. And a variety of turns one. His technique is so superb in dance (and vocals).
No one has done it better than him. Some can try but they will never have his magical touch.
I love this movement!
It always purplexed me how his dancing was better live than it was in his music videos. You'd think it'd be the other way around given that the videos have multiple takes and cuts.
Only michael would do this kind of ‘not by the standard things’ that’s why he is so exceptional
@@joelmorgan6129 that is also true, he does have some hidden diamonds in those. I like the end part of Speed Demon
@@joelmorgan6129I assume you mean the bit at 2:36 in the music video? He does the same move during the Billie Jean breakdown in Copenhagen 1992, albeit not with the same proficiency.
I agree that Jam is definitely the exception to this rule though.
@@joelmorgan6129It's pretty similar, it doesn't have the left turn but it's got the same upper body movements. Scream is another good one, although the only really unique move there is the head bob thing 3 minutes in. I'd definitely love to see the full takes of the dancing parts in that and Jam.
My point is that generally the live versions tend to have better dancing. Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough, Rock With You, Thriller, Beat It, Billie Jean, The Way You Make Me Feel, In The Closet, They Don't Care About Us, You Are Not Alone and Blood on the Dance Floor are pretty clearly have more interesting and dynamic dancing in their live performances.
@@joelmorgan6129I absolutely agree about HIStory Tour, after Copenhagen and onwards are just kind of okay, even if the vocals are really good. The early 1997 shows with the full setlist were absolutely spectacular, as are the late 1996 shows, but then it just kind of goes on a decline from then on.
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You’re the best, a sparkling diamond 💎
No no can dance like Michael Jackson
The Detail block some fans from commenting and they have tabloid vibes,this Channel deserve to surpass the detail
Yes. I was excited for The Detail at first, but then I noticed they don't seem to be real fans. Some of their topics seem tabloidy for sure.
I agree they're a bit tabloidy but they're pretty thorough with their video and fact research for the most part. Their evolution of MJs plastic surgery and hair montages are excellent. I learned stuff. I don't think you need to compare this kid's videos with theirs though. They're very different.
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obtuse or acute?
Love it ! You really search for every locking move he did ! Love that he was so inspired by Don Campbell the creator of this dance ♥️
There is one from This Is It that you missed, in The Drill Sequence he does the leg hop and then a portion of the lock. It does seemlessly flow into the main dance so you have to look close.
Bro was preforming his whole life dang
The first time Michael was Locking was when he was performing Dancing Machine with his brothers on Sonny & Cher 1974
True!! thank you and great observation!! let me know if you find more
@@MichaelJacksonMultiverse 👍🏽
I love this move so much i do it around the houee its really fun doing it
Is it me , or Tito really couldn’t keep on beat ? Lol
I noticed too. He couldn’t dance that good. They tried to hide it lol
Best dancer in the family.
Amazing talent! Michael is absolutely gorgeous. This video was awesome! Thank you
Very nice compilation
I know he did same move for jam, I meant he didn't add something, but I'm not getting bored to see it, it very addictive 😁😁
very great video👏😍💗💗His dance, his performance always amazing!!❤️❤️❤️Thank you for yoUr great work💖💖
nose porque me obsesione con ese paso😍
Porque es muy guay y el hace tan perfecto 😍😍😍
Wow Michael Jackson king 👏💜💝💕
Very great ! Thank you very much.
My heart can't take it. MJ killing the game.
Thank you for this and again, Don Campbell deserves A LOT of credit! RIP MJ and Don🙏🙏
Edit: Though he wasn't in it, there was also a locking routine in the "Bad" video
My favorite move
This channel is already better than the detail
Depends on what you prefer. I like the voiceovers and analysis from the detail
@@anonymoususer2080 Me too, I don't dislike their videos or their opinions. There's no need to compare, because we are honoring the same man in different ways, we should appreciate what we enjoy and don't get distracted by what we dislike.
Disagree. Completely different stuff. Both are good. Why compare?
Good Work GREAT Job
Man, he was PARTIAL to the scoobot huh? Janet also does some locking in the Rhythm Nation short film.
Michael forever ❤️
Nice. I love the 70s and the locking from 92
Actually Michael also did some locking steps during the victory tour while he was performing Rock with you.
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Love u Michael Jackson rip
Love you Michael.
I just saw the video of the BAD album cover before this
i shot the sherif
I like how he kept doing it throughout the years
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Wow!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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This is other type of quality content
Well done brother
Why did you say brother? Maybe it’s a sister
Mike the best 🥰
What a great MJ locking compilation, man! I really liked this video!
Would you like to do a video of MJ jumping on dangerous tour and royal concert extended compilation for the next video on youtube?
Great idea! Like a DWT entrance compilation? sounds very nice!
@@MichaelJacksonMultiverse exactly.
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Michael was locking before there was even a term for it!!!
Ehhh not really. He was a regular on Soul Train and used to hang out with the dancers from Soul Train and was influenced by The Lockers who were formed in 1971/2. He admired their style hence he incorporated the Uncle Sam, Scoot Bot, Leo Walk in some of his moves. He was brilliant though
Where is the Thriller era clips at? I'm sure he was locking on the Victory tour as well
Locking 4 life
Nice videos no stalling
Can you upload the whole video when michael dance ¿cowboy?
This is better. Loads more clips I knew were missing from the first version. Good job. Notice how tight he did that move at the beginning of the tour ancient how floppy/limp he got with it by the time of Bucharest and then even floppier by 93. By the way.... There's a clip of jam live at 1:47 I've never seen before. Where's the full video on UA-cam please? What country? Looks like maybe Werchter .
Nice to see you again over here :)
You can see on description the timing of every video, with name and city, but the video you are asking for is Rotterdam, it was just leaked yesterday, and I was veery fast adding it in my video, it was like the last piece to finally render it and let it go.
@@MichaelJacksonMultiverse oh yeah I shouldve looked there 😆👀 thanks. And no wonder Ive ever seen it before. It only leaked yesterday! I was thinking "how have I not seen this before? 😐lol. Gonna check it out . Oh and I think there's one, maybe two jam 93 intro clips I'd not seen either, somehow. They look so similar to one another. Like 2 of those jam 93 intro clips look almost identical. I'm guessing they're both from Mexico, different nights. I'll go check your description text anyway. Cheers
@@spookyencounters9392 I got really tired of searching for that dance step on every pro/amateur footage we have on UA-cam, I had for reference the Dangerous and History tour dates and cities, so i was searching for every city he went if there was some video of it, and I couldn't find more than what you see. The next of these series is going to be Popping Compilation, so if you want to share something I'm always open to suggestions and advices.
Jesus look at that!!
First comment?
What's the name of the song at 00:22??
This den made me laugh
Didn't know this was called locking
Hi
What's the name of the song during the cowboy scene?
On the original TV Show they were performing "Cisco Kid" and "I Shot the Sheriff" (the one you can hear).
@@MichaelJacksonMultiverse Thanks
Just an observation: wondering if the 70s clip was the inspiration for Fred Berry? His moves seemed similar & not taken from Saturday night fever!
You can search for The Lockers (Campbellockers) on Soul Train! they are the OGs who inspired these dance steps.
Shabba Doo was John Travolta's dance coach for Saturday Night Fever and both him and Fred Berry were a part of The Lockers
what is locking dance
read description! or google it
What’s the name of the song at @ 1:10 ?
I shott the sheriff
@@alexiscenturion3374 thanks
I can't do that fast
0:05 what is name this song man?
That's The Way I Like It!
@@MichaelJacksonMultiverse thank you man
Are some of these repeats?
Nope, he is doing the same steps many times
@@MichaelJacksonMultiverse yeah sorry my bad i just saw a comment down below of all the tours, they looked so similar !!
You can’t out dance Michael!
Multiverse wtf, you posted virtually the SAME lock set throughout the whole vid(save Speed Demon variant which actually is more his typical hand flares and points, more Travolta inspired than Campbell style locking). He's got SO many other variants of locking that you coulda posted? Post-Billie Jean sets, James Brown sets etc. The analytical skills from this channel are top notch so I'm surprised this vid didn't do justice to MJ's lock range at all. Very disappointing for a compilation.
He is repeating the same step many times, not me! Send the link to a video when he is doing different if you have.
Why don't you do a video of Jackson doing his pop lock moves split screen side by side with MARQUESE SCOTT or POPPING JOHN?
Moonwalkers say Jackson is the best of all time, right?
There's some split screen footage in this presentation so there's really no reason to deny my request, is there?
Put up or shut up.
Show and prove the Moonwalkers claim.
I never knew he could dance. Interesting.....😑
either top tier sarcasm or concerning ignorance this is tbh,no in between to me,at least..
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