If you watched this video after watching it from Netflix, give me a thumbs up. You are not alone! I love this song and I even watched the latest version with the new generation of artists.
It’s great. And encouraging to see a room of superstars being insecure in each other’s presence; everyone has idols, everyone feels less-than next to someone. Just be you.
Favorite part for sure was learning that Stevie Wonder showed Dylan what to sing by singing it impersonating Dylan’s own voice. In the nearly dropping the ball category, Al Jarreau sure jumped the gun tying one on. You can see his eyes looking misty and distant even in the choruses, which were done before the solos! You can see in the video that unlike most soloists, there’s a slight jump cut where they must have had to edit his solo parts from multiple takes, thus his head movement doesn’t match in the edit. (My guess is the poor guy was probably about to lose his shit in a room with all those soul giants. Can’t say I blame him, just imagine.)
Estou chorando aqui, nunca imaginei que tinha dado tanto trabalho reunir tantas celebridades em um só lugar ,em prol de uma ação social que mudaria o mundo
Antes de assistir o documentário, pensei que eles tinham chegado lá e cada um tinha cantando um trecho dá música, mas já pensou em reunir celebridades e encontrar o tom de voz de cada um ,que emocionante estou chorando aqui
Já pensou errar a música e ter que rebobinar a fita que levaria 5 minutos, as 4 horas da manhã? Todos cansados, estressados mais estavam lá em prol de um só resultado acabar com a fome na África
Also, Lionel Richie deserves a hugeeee standing ovation for his role here. Hosted the AMAs, won prizes, went to the studio, kept solving problems, made everyone feel at ease, made them laugh, kept guiding people, SANGGGG, and stayed until the very end (and of course he co wrote the song!!!!). That man did A LOTTTT and we do not appreciate that enough.
Lionel looks like that classmate in high school who made sure the other classmate was able to copy the answer. He is such a nice person to everybody the way he looks out for them. Bruce (I love him a lot!), Lionel, Michael, Steve Perry (just because he is my all-time favorite), and Kenny Rogers (makes me cry watching the documentary) are in my top 5!
I cried watching the Netflix documentary. What came across is the humanity and humility of these incredible artists who came together and created something special. Amazing! ✨
That’s the way the world “used” to be. Things change; and not always for the better. This song brought us back together for a moment, but then is was back to the same ole things…
So very relevant 40 years later- we are all one big part of this worlds family - RIP Quincy Jones and all great artists gone now from this video- angels watching over us always I believe. Such a beautiful song and group of voices ❣️
* Lionel Richie 0:25 * Stevie Wonder 0:32 * Paul Simon 0:42 * Kenny Rogers 0:54 * James Ingram 0:59 * Tina Turner 1:05 * Billy Joel 1:12 * Michael Jackson 1:18 * Diana Ross 1:32 * Dionne Warwick 1:48 * Willie Nelson 2:02 * Al Jarreau 2:08 * Bruce Springsteen 2:14 * Kenny Loggins 2:21 * Steve Perry 2:27 * Daryl Hall 2:35 * Michael Jackson 2:41 * Huey Lewis 2:48 * Cyndi Lauper 2:53 * Kim Carnes 3:01 * Bob Dylan 3:48 * Ray Charles 4:41 * Stevie Wonder & Bruce Springsteen 4:53 * Bruce Springsteen 5:31 * James Ingram 6:13 * Ray Charles 6:27
Let me get this right. Lionel Richie wrote this song with Michael Jackson, hosted the American Music Awards that night, (where he won multiple awards), and then brought all of these amazing artists together to record this song? In the same night? Are you freaking kidding me?? This answers the question as to who the hardest working man in showbusiness is. Much respect Lionel Richie! And to all of the other brilliant artists who helped create this magical song!
Whoelse is here after seeing the Netflix documentary. The greatest night in Pop? Edit- Wow! So much likes, it's great to see many people loved the documentary the same way I did. I doubt if such an iconic moment can ever be created in the world again.
0:27 - Lionel Richie 0:33 - Stevie Wonder 0:43 - Paul Simon 0:54 - Kenny Rogers 1:01 - James Ingram 1:07 - Tina Turner 1:13 - Billy Joel 1:20 - Michael Jackson 1:33 - Dianna Ross 1:49 - Dionne Warwick 2:03 - Willie Nelson 2:09 - Al Jarreau 2:15 - Bruce Springsteen 2:22 - Kenny Loggins 2:28 - Steve Perry 2:36 - Daryl Hall 2:49 - Huey Lewis 2:54 - Cyndi Lauper 3:02 - Kim Carnes 3:48 - Bob Dylan 4:42 - Ray Charles
Finished watching the Netflix documentary some hours ago and I realized he(Micheal Jackson) and Lionel Richy wrote this beautiful piece and Quincy brought them all together. This is amazing work will forever be remembered
I completely comprehend Diana Ross's sentiments when she sheds tears and expresses her desire for that night to never end. She, along with everyone present, was acutely aware that it marked a singular moment in their lives and in the broader scope of humanity. It is a legacy destined to endure for generations.
Lyrics: [Lionel Richie] There comes a time when we heed a certain call [Lionel Richie & Stevie Wonder] When the world must come together as one [Stevie Wonder] There are people dying [Paul Simon] Oh, and it's time to lend a hand to life [Paul Simon & Kenny Rogers] The greatest gift of all [Kenny Rogers] We can't go on pretending day by day [James Ingram] That someone, somewhere will soon make a change [Tina Turner] We are all part of God's great big family [Billy Joel] And the truth, you know, (love is all we need) [Michael Jackson] We are the world, we are the children We are the ones who make a brighter day So let's start giving [Diana Ross] There's a choice we're making We're saving our own lives [Diana Ross & Michael Jackson] It's true, we'll make a better day Just you and me [Dionne Warwick] Woah, send them your heart So they'll know that someone cares And their (lives will be stronger and free) [Willie Nelson] As God has shown us by turning stones to bread [Al Jarreau] And so we all must lend a helping hand [Bruce Springsteen] We are the world, we are the children [Kenny Logins] We are the ones who make a brighter day So let's start giving [Steve Perry] Woah, there's a choice we're making We're saving our own lives [Daryl Hall] It's true, we'll make a better day Just you and me [Michael Jackson] When you're down and out, there seems no hope at all [Huey Lewis] But if you just believe, there's no way we can fall [Cyndi Lauper] Well, well, well, let us realize, oh, that a change can only come [Kim Carnes] When we... (stand together as one) [All] We are the world, we are the children We are the ones who make a brighter day So let's start giving There's a choice we're making We're saving our own lives It's true we'll make a better day Just you and me We are the world, we are the children We are the ones who make a brighter day So let's start giving [Bob Dylan] There's a choice we're making We're saving our own lives It's true we'll make a better day Just you and me [All] We are the world (the world) We are the children (are the children) We are the ones who make a brighter day So let's start giving (so let's start giving) There's a choice we're making We're saving our own lives [Bob Dylan & All] It's true, we'll make a better day Just you and me [All & Ray Charles] We are the world (we are the world) We are the children (we are the children) We are the ones who make a brighter day So let's start giving (let's start giving) [Ray Charles] There's a choice we're making We're saving our own lives It's true, we'll make a better day Just you and me [Stevie Wonder & Bruce Springsteen] We are the world (we are the world) We are the children (we are the children) We are the ones who make a brighter day So let's start giving (so let's start giving) [Stevie Wonder] There's a choice we're making We're saving our own lives It's true, we'll make a better day Just you and me [Stevie Wonder & Bruce Springsteen] We are the world (we are the world) We are the children (we are the children) We are the ones who make a brighter day So let's start giving (so let's start giving) [Bruce Springsteen] There's a choice we're making And we're saving our own lives It's true, we'll make a better day Just you and me [All] We are the world (the world) We are the children (are the children) We are the ones who make a brighter day So let's start giving (so let's start giving) There's a choice we're making We're saving our own lives It's true we'll make a better day Just you and me [James Ingram] We are the world (we are the world) We are the children (are the children) We are the ones who make a brighter day So let's start giving (so let's start giving) [Ray Charles] There's a choice we're making We're saving our own lives It's true we'll make a better day Just you and me [All] We are the world (the world) We are the children (are the children) We are the ones who make a brighter day So let's start giving (let's start giving) There's a choice we're making We're saving our own lives It's true we'll make a better day Just you and me This comment took a lot of work, so please like the comment and the video
This might have been a decent song except for Bruce Springsteen. He has the worst voice ever and totally ruins it! Just horrible! Who did he know to experience such "success"?
INCREiBLE que hayan tardado 38 años en pasar un documental sobre como se hizo esta cancion. Hoy gracias a NETFLIX; tiene un valor totalmente diferente para los que amamos la cultura POP y vemos que hoy no le llegan ni a los talones los "artistas" de hoy a esta BESTIALIDAD de talentos.
Totalmente de acuerdo contigo, ojalá se hubiera hecho antes de que murieran las estrellas que ya no están, sobre todo a MJ, los homenajes se hacen en vida
Aqui do Brasil. Ver esse clipe após assistir ao filme é muito mais emocionante como se tivesse sido gravado agora. Nunca mais teremos algo igual. Porque hoje nem teríamos 40 ídolos pop da geração atual com essa mesma qualidade. Os amantes do pop são eternamente gratos por essa obra prima! Obrigada, obrigada, e obrigada!
Just watched the documentary on netflix about the making of this song ''The Greatest Night in Pop'' and was amazing seeing so many legends, each contributing in their own way to make this song so iconic. So much talent all at once. Incredible. Also the stories Lionel Richie tells about Michael Jackson when they were writing this at his house, including his impressions of Michael, are hilarious. 🤣 Michael and Steevie Wonders were borderline music savants, just amazing to watch. They guy who matched the voices and duos was also amazing!!
Hello from Brasil! Assisti hoje e fiquei maravilhado! No final me emocionei com a citação sobre a casa. Documentário incrível sobre um marco musical sem precedentes
Acabo de ver el documental en Netflix, y se me erizó la piel al escuchar de nuevo y ver el video musical de esta obra maestra. Grande Lionel Richie, y ni se diga de Michael Jackson, el más joven de todos ellos, en sus 20s y siendo ya una leyenda, pudo estar de rumba pero prefirió estar ahí y ponerle su alma y corazón en la creación y producción de esta obra musical para causa benéfica. Un genio en todo el sentido de la palabra 👏
Agreed. For me, it's pairing Dionne Warwick with Willie Nelson. Not a tandem that would have occurred to me (or, per the documentary, Dionne!), but it works beautifully. The Huey/Cyndi/Kim trio is another example. Whatever one's opinion of the song (and mine has never been very high), the craftsmanship and ingenuity of the recording-and the many types of great singing-are hard to argue with.
So much more appreciation for this song after watching the Netflix documentary and seeing how tirelessly the artists worked for this song. Well done!🙏🙏🙏♥♥♥
I was a secretary for the CFO of CBS Records when this project was happening. Being on the executive level floor, I witnessed a lot of the 'fluster' and intensity around the promotion of this. I was in tears watching the Netflix documentary "The Greatest Night in Pop". I witnessed, first hand, the frenzied excitement of it on a business/marketing level. To combine that with the emotion that went on in the studio - something I had just imagined happening all these years - to see it through this documentary - was just overwhelming!!! This was truly a once in a lifetime event. And since I'm practically at the end of my lifetime, I can say this with confidence!!
My favorite part of the Netflix documentary is when the cameraman said he wrote up his invoice for the gig and then learned everyone involved volunteered. And here he is 40 years later, appearing in the documentary, knowing he was a part of something far greater than one night's pay.
The ending really hit me and I’m 35 now. I just commented about the quote Lionel’s dad mentioned (the house) and the ambiance of Lionel saying “this person was right here she was right here “ 😢😢dang man makes you appreciate life more
Muy lindo documental que no solo nos muestra la cocina de algo hermoso sino que nos hace revivir cosas que hemos vividos. Yo me siento como Diana, no querìa que termine nunca. Como cuando estàs en un proyecto grupal grosso, le dedicàs mucho tiempo, mucha energìa y de pronto llegàs a la meta y viene el vacìo. Y sì, tambièn llorè mucho vièndolo. Saludos desde Argentina (i dont speak englis, sorry)
Came here after the Netflix special documentary about the recording of this song. 😊 knowing what happened during the recording makes this song more special.
I’m literally in tears especially watching the end of the Netflix series 😢that quote by Lionel’s dad about (the house)and the ambiance omg… and understanding that most of them aren’t here anymore..thank you isn’t enough 😢🫡paved the way for new artists on how it’s done to see the dedication!!. I’m literally inspired and I’m 35 I miss that era. I may come back to comment again lol. This was amazing!
For me second behind Stevie, but... You're also right, Michael is adorable. 😍 And he was the head behind all that with Ritchie, so... Honour and glory.
You act like he's the only one that sounds like that. His soft spoken vocal runs in the family. Listen to Janet and La Toya, and you won't find much difference.
It's 2024, I'm 18 now and this song got up in the mainstream again because of the documentary. I'm listening to it for the thousandth time in my life, but only now I could comprehend how big this attitude was, only now I could recognize everyone in that video and see how much of a world change this was! So, that's the first time I'm crying listening to it! Simply amazing!!
I want you to know that there was a better time in this Country. People weren't giant cxnts like today. And the majority used to call out BS like weponized racism and gay gender BS. Blm was called the Black Panther Party and was considered the black version of the KKK which is what they are.
c est merveilleux puisque tous les geants de la musique americaine ont chante ensemble: we are the world . CERTAIS SONT DEJA DECIDES ALORS QUE D AUTRES SONT ENCORE AVEC NOUS.
I just saw the Netflix special and I had to come to see the video. This is my life's sweet melody, and the Boss' part for me gets me every time. Michael gives it that innocence that it needed and Cindy's cry is OUR cry for the world to heal, speacially Africa. WE the children of the 80's truly understand why we were raised by our parents saying " eat all your food, their are children starving in Africa" ..... ✊
My moms a gen x who always has said that EXACT thing to me I admire generation X, as a gen z I think it’s the best generation yet with some really amazing people and there’s a lot to learn from most of you
HERMOSO DOCUMENTAL CUANDO ESTABA LA CREMA Y NATA DE ESTOS CANTANTES ORGULLOSO DE ESTAR EN ESOS TIEMPOS YA NO HABRA MUSICA COMO ESTAS ESTRELLAS INOLVIDABLE
I'm glad Prince didn't show up for this. Huey Lewis's part has always hit me hard (according to the Netflix documentary Huey took Prince's part). Also.. Cyndi Lauper's part is just amazing! So raw and powerful. Plus that Stevie Wonder & Bruce Springsteen combo! It was also very nice to see the support Bob Dylan got in order to sing his part. They did a really great job matching vocals.
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El documental es una joya, muy emocionante,, saludos bro
Man i loved every second of Dylan's presence in the song and in the doc..He doesnt know how and what to sing, he seems lost in the room, but in the end he delivers a classic part which is automatically recognisable as his! And fits great to the song, too. What a legend.
I just watched "Pop's Big Night" on Netflix. It is absolutely impressive... that even watching it on Netflix it is impossible to believe how it was achieved "when they never rehearsed for weeks", leaving the Grammys for hours and hours in a studio. 47 Pop stars. You won't regret it, and it's awesome.
This song is for all humanity. Not just for Ukraine, not just for Russia, but for all of us. Humanity must return to its senses and unite for the better of mankind.
I cried at the end of the show in Netflix The Greatest Night in Pop when Lionel started mentioning that same stage where they all gathered and realized some of those artists are gone. It was really a magical night when they did it.
I cried so much when he said that line about what his father told him at the end 😢.. It just broke my heart to know so many of them are not here anymore.. Made me think of my own dad who passed on in September 2023 😭💔
I like to imagine that Michael told everyone to come to the studio wearing just whatever, only so he could appear with the most and freshest drip possible lmaoo
Gotta respect the 80's... what an incredible display of raw talent all over this here. but Willie always gets me like no one... soo loose..., Quincy did an amazing job!
Wow! The Netflix documentary of this legendary song with legendary singers has become a legend in itself! Lionel Richie and Michael Jackson's dedication was the base for this song! Hats off to all the singers, musicians and the technicians involved for making this a world anthem then and always! ❤
Quincy Jones was a true icon, and his musical legacy will endure forever. This song evokes memories of a time when life was good, and our community looked out for one another. Neighbors felt like family, united by a sense of brotherhood. Rest peacefully, Quincy Jones.
I came from Netflix, I cried many times seeing the “movie” specially when Lionel said“ when I return home my family talks about my awards last night, but I just talk and talk about we are the world “ and the part Diana is crying and someone’s ask why and she said “because I don’t want this finish ever”
There will NEVER be something like We Are The World ever again. This is not a piece of musical history, it's a piece of HUMAN history. Countless generations will hear, or at least, hear about this song. This, this is immortal.
One of the best songs ever made and sang. We'll never see this again. I cannot believe how many of these singers have now passed on. Their legacy definitely lives on. Amen.
Michael Jackson restera pour moi le king de la pop. J ai 43 ans et je suis fan du chanteur qui a vendu du rêve et qui a montré son talent. Michael Jackson est et reste un chanteur légendaire.
As soon as Michael comes in on the first chorus, the tears start up for me. Though he and Lionel wrote it together, the heart and soul of the song really feel like a Michael song above all else. The bridge is definitively Michael...
In the Doco. Its incredible how MJ graciously humbled just stays in the background while watching all those great artists do their thing. Thats probably my favorite part of the doco.
This song should have won several prizes for its message and beautiful melody It should be heard frequently for people are loosing everything the world had, especially feelings.
No glitter, no auto tune, no mumbling rap, just pure talent and soul. That’s why this version never gets old. The newer versions are just a mere shade of this masterpiece.
@@JaMie-rf1es It would have helped more if they just replayed this song but then for Haiti. No need to get the multitude of artists that were present during the Haiti-version. The new version was also more expensive to make.
I was thinking exactly the same - even cried thinking about it. I was so young when this song came out and loved it at the time. It was sung by people I looked up to and admired - many of them gone. Tina being the most recent 😢
People who weren't around when this was released probably don't realize how awesome this felt. It was like the Avengers of the music world assembling, and was quite the spectacle.
I don’t remember much in todays’ fast paced days, but I’ll tell you what… I vividly remember in 1985 my 2nd grade teacher sitting us in a circle and singing along to this song. We would first stand and recite the Pledge of Allegiance to start the day, then she would sit us down and walk over to the record player and start playing this song. We all sang together in harmony. It was beautiful. God I cherish and miss those moments. We were living in some of the best times of our lives, and didn’t even know it. BTW…. 25 years later I married her niece 😀
Michael jackson will always ve my favorite artist and definitely the best human being, how kind, how humble how sweet, there will never be someone like him! Much respect for lionel ritchie too
This might have been a decent song except for Bruce Springsteen. He has the worst voice ever and totally ruins it! Just horrible! Who did he know to experience such "success"?
I heard this song for the 1st time in 1987 from my Dad. I was 4years old, he always hummed the song! Now I'm 39 , my last born son is 6. He came home from school today singing the chorus.... It really took me back 35years ago! My Dad is 68 today enjoying his retirement! Over Easter holidays I'll make sure we celebrate together....& Sing together! This is what we call passing generation to generation!!
@@mcentepede It's even better when you learn that cyndi actually couldn't stand the song as a whole but was still honored to be a part of it. Also, she actually toned down her singing so she wouldn't overshadow kim Carnes.
Acabo de ver el documental de Netflix y eso me hizo venir a buscar esta canción, no imaginaba que fue grabada en un día, a la madrugada, ver el documetal me hizo buscar a Kenny Rogers y escuchar de nuevo el jugador, sentí mucha emoción al ver a Stevie Wonder, ver lo humilde y que era Michael Jackson, y saber que el mundo fue injusto con él. Michael Jackson seras el rey por siempre
I was saying the same thing. Bruce has that gritty tone and Stevie with the harmony was beautiful. One thing I did notice is you now know who really can sing and who uses technology to sound the way they do. Perry’s voice is unbelievable as well. Just as you thought you saw the best sing another would step in and it just the wow factor. This definitely was the best song at the time.
i miss the days when artists genuinely cared for the world, nowadays artists will preach about helping but do absolutely nothing to help, i miss the days when artists sang from their souls, and their songs had meanings, nowadays all artists sing about is sex, money, drugs and all that. I miss the days when music had meaning and sent a message, and most of all i miss all these legends
Now they pass all the responsibility to the government so they can scape of it. They hide behind the government so they can just talk and talk and do nothing.
If you watched this video after watching it from Netflix, give me a thumbs up. You are not alone! I love this song and I even watched the latest version with the new generation of artists.
It’s great. And encouraging to see a room of superstars being insecure in each other’s presence; everyone has idols, everyone feels less-than next to someone. Just be you.
Favorite part for sure was learning that Stevie Wonder showed Dylan what to sing by singing it impersonating Dylan’s own voice. In the nearly dropping the ball category, Al Jarreau sure jumped the gun tying one on. You can see his eyes looking misty and distant even in the choruses, which were done before the solos! You can see in the video that unlike most soloists, there’s a slight jump cut where they must have had to edit his solo parts from multiple takes, thus his head movement doesn’t match in the edit. (My guess is the poor guy was probably about to lose his shit in a room with all those soul giants. Can’t say I blame him, just imagine.)
Estou chorando aqui, nunca imaginei que tinha dado tanto trabalho reunir tantas celebridades em um só lugar ,em prol de uma ação social que mudaria o mundo
Antes de assistir o documentário, pensei que eles tinham chegado lá e cada um tinha cantando um trecho dá música, mas já pensou em reunir celebridades e encontrar o tom de voz de cada um ,que emocionante estou chorando aqui
Já pensou errar a música e ter que rebobinar a fita que levaria 5 minutos, as 4 horas da manhã? Todos cansados, estressados mais estavam lá em prol de um só resultado acabar com a fome na África
Also, Lionel Richie deserves a hugeeee standing ovation for his role here. Hosted the AMAs, won prizes, went to the studio, kept solving problems, made everyone feel at ease, made them laugh, kept guiding people, SANGGGG, and stayed until the very end (and of course he co wrote the song!!!!). That man did A LOTTTT and we do not appreciate that enough.
totally agree
He is so down to earth. And also Michael Jackson.
Difícil lidar com o ego das estrelas, mas no final surgiu essa maravilha que se perdurará por várias gerações.
Agreeeeee 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
Lionel looks like that classmate in high school who made sure the other classmate was able to copy the answer. He is such a nice person to everybody the way he looks out for them. Bruce (I love him a lot!), Lionel, Michael, Steve Perry (just because he is my all-time favorite), and Kenny Rogers (makes me cry watching the documentary) are in my top 5!
I cried watching the Netflix documentary. What came across is the humanity and humility of these incredible artists who came together and created something special. Amazing! ✨
That’s the way the world “used” to be. Things change; and not always for the better. This song brought us back together for a moment, but then is was back to the same ole things…
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Je viens de le terminer.
Juste magique.
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they spend a whole night for did this epic song - kudos to everyone!
The ending where Lionel Richie was talking about MJ no longer being here was heartbreaking. He was such a gift to this world.
Rest in peace, Quincy Jones. You showed the power of music... 40 years later, I'm still listening...from South Korea 😢
As do I... I shared this for it's an Anthem, maybe the only one gathering so many musicians for a goal... A goal to reach altogether.
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So very relevant 40 years later- we are all one big part of this worlds family - RIP Quincy Jones and all great artists gone now from this video- angels watching over us always I believe. Such a beautiful song and group of voices ❣️
Dejo un buen legado❤
We all listen to his music! Music connecting people!!!Cause we are the world....❤!
* Lionel Richie 0:25
* Stevie Wonder 0:32
* Paul Simon 0:42
* Kenny Rogers 0:54
* James Ingram 0:59
* Tina Turner 1:05
* Billy Joel 1:12
* Michael Jackson 1:18
* Diana Ross 1:32
* Dionne Warwick 1:48
* Willie Nelson 2:02
* Al Jarreau 2:08
* Bruce Springsteen 2:14
* Kenny Loggins 2:21
* Steve Perry 2:27
* Daryl Hall 2:35
* Michael Jackson 2:41
* Huey Lewis 2:48
* Cyndi Lauper 2:53
* Kim Carnes 3:01
* Bob Dylan 3:48
* Ray Charles 4:41
* Stevie Wonder & Bruce Springsteen 4:53
* Bruce Springsteen 5:31
* James Ingram 6:13
* Ray Charles 6:27
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Well done👍💯 thank you
Thanks 😊
Thanks for copyign the comment of the most viewed version of this song!
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Let me get this right.
Lionel Richie wrote this song with Michael Jackson, hosted the American Music Awards that night, (where he won multiple awards), and then brought all of these amazing artists together to record this song? In the same night?
Are you freaking kidding me??
This answers the question as to who the hardest working man in showbusiness is.
Much respect Lionel Richie! And to all of the other brilliant artists who helped create this magical song!
Dont forget he robbed a bank and ran for president the next day. The guy was a juggernaut.
Watch the documentary.
I know, right? He should also tried the lottery that night.
he didnt sleep at least two day for this i guess ... they finish recording at 7AM ... crazy night
He also performed at AMAs during that night. Just… wow.
Whoelse is here after seeing the Netflix documentary. The greatest night in Pop?
Edit- Wow! So much likes, it's great to see many people loved the documentary the same way I did. I doubt if such an iconic moment can ever be created in the world again.
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Me!
It was shit.
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Thank you for the memories
RIP Quincy Jones (1933-2024)
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Amen !!!!!
Amen
RIP, what a Legend. You will not be forgotten any time soon!
Amen
0:27 - Lionel Richie
0:33 - Stevie Wonder
0:43 - Paul Simon
0:54 - Kenny Rogers
1:01 - James Ingram
1:07 - Tina Turner
1:13 - Billy Joel
1:20 - Michael Jackson
1:33 - Dianna Ross
1:49 - Dionne Warwick
2:03 - Willie Nelson
2:09 - Al Jarreau
2:15 - Bruce Springsteen
2:22 - Kenny Loggins
2:28 - Steve Perry
2:36 - Daryl Hall
2:49 - Huey Lewis
2:54 - Cyndi Lauper
3:02 - Kim Carnes
3:48 - Bob Dylan
4:42 - Ray Charles
Thanks😊
Gracias amigo
Gracias
4:43 - bad bunny
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Finished watching the Netflix documentary some hours ago and I realized he(Micheal Jackson) and Lionel Richy wrote this beautiful piece and Quincy brought them all together. This is amazing work will forever be remembered
True!!!!
El documental es genial, toda la familia nos quedamos pegados a la pantalla viéndolo. Y luego lo repetimos. Muy recomendado.
ME TOO Quincy Jones is truley a genius!! Mj Lionel Richie chappau 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Yeah. Me too... Lionel is a class act. Bruce Springsteen, Steve Perry, Stevie Wonder and Huey Lewis really stood out as professionals too.
Michael es un rey. 😍
RIP Mr Quincy Jones. Thank you so much for the music😢.
I completely comprehend Diana Ross's sentiments when she sheds tears and expresses her desire for that night to never end. She, along with everyone present, was acutely aware that it marked a singular moment in their lives and in the broader scope of humanity. It is a legacy destined to endure for generations.
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That part got me too. I cried when I watched that documentary
Amen
Eu percebi tb que aquela emoção de Diana era por entender que o momento seria eterno
Tbem chorei vendo a Diana triste.
Lyrics:
[Lionel Richie]
There comes a time when we heed a certain call
[Lionel Richie & Stevie Wonder]
When the world must come together as one
[Stevie Wonder]
There are people dying
[Paul Simon]
Oh, and it's time to lend a hand to life
[Paul Simon & Kenny Rogers]
The greatest gift of all
[Kenny Rogers]
We can't go on pretending day by day
[James Ingram]
That someone, somewhere will soon make a change
[Tina Turner]
We are all part of God's great big family
[Billy Joel]
And the truth, you know, (love is all we need)
[Michael Jackson]
We are the world, we are the children
We are the ones who make a brighter day
So let's start giving
[Diana Ross]
There's a choice we're making
We're saving our own lives
[Diana Ross & Michael Jackson]
It's true, we'll make a better day
Just you and me
[Dionne Warwick]
Woah, send them your heart
So they'll know that someone cares
And their (lives will be stronger and free)
[Willie Nelson]
As God has shown us by turning stones to bread
[Al Jarreau]
And so we all must lend a helping hand
[Bruce Springsteen]
We are the world, we are the children
[Kenny Logins]
We are the ones who make a brighter day
So let's start giving
[Steve Perry]
Woah, there's a choice we're making
We're saving our own lives
[Daryl Hall]
It's true, we'll make a better day
Just you and me
[Michael Jackson]
When you're down and out, there seems no hope at all
[Huey Lewis]
But if you just believe, there's no way we can fall
[Cyndi Lauper]
Well, well, well, let us realize, oh, that a change can only come
[Kim Carnes]
When we... (stand together as one)
[All]
We are the world, we are the children
We are the ones who make a brighter day
So let's start giving
There's a choice we're making
We're saving our own lives
It's true we'll make a better day
Just you and me
We are the world, we are the children
We are the ones who make a brighter day
So let's start giving
[Bob Dylan]
There's a choice we're making
We're saving our own lives
It's true we'll make a better day
Just you and me
[All]
We are the world (the world)
We are the children (are the children)
We are the ones who make a brighter day
So let's start giving (so let's start giving)
There's a choice we're making
We're saving our own lives
[Bob Dylan & All]
It's true, we'll make a better day
Just you and me
[All & Ray Charles]
We are the world (we are the world)
We are the children (we are the children)
We are the ones who make a brighter day
So let's start giving (let's start giving)
[Ray Charles]
There's a choice we're making
We're saving our own lives
It's true, we'll make a better day
Just you and me
[Stevie Wonder & Bruce Springsteen]
We are the world (we are the world)
We are the children (we are the children)
We are the ones who make a brighter day
So let's start giving (so let's start giving)
[Stevie Wonder]
There's a choice we're making
We're saving our own lives
It's true, we'll make a better day
Just you and me
[Stevie Wonder & Bruce Springsteen]
We are the world (we are the world)
We are the children (we are the children)
We are the ones who make a brighter day
So let's start giving (so let's start giving)
[Bruce Springsteen]
There's a choice we're making
And we're saving our own lives
It's true, we'll make a better day
Just you and me
[All]
We are the world (the world)
We are the children (are the children)
We are the ones who make a brighter day
So let's start giving (so let's start giving)
There's a choice we're making
We're saving our own lives
It's true we'll make a better day
Just you and me
[James Ingram]
We are the world (we are the world)
We are the children (are the children)
We are the ones who make a brighter day
So let's start giving (so let's start giving)
[Ray Charles]
There's a choice we're making
We're saving our own lives
It's true we'll make a better day
Just you and me
[All]
We are the world (the world)
We are the children (are the children)
We are the ones who make a brighter day
So let's start giving (let's start giving)
There's a choice we're making
We're saving our own lives
It's true we'll make a better day
Just you and me
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Era oq eu procurava
Pois queria saber o nome tds
Obrigada
I liked it. Thank you.
Thx
Good Job!
Bon travail!
Thanks! 👍
I don’t know if anyone has mentioned this already, but whoever decided to put Bruce & Stevie’s voices together, is a GENIUS!
This might have been a decent song except for Bruce Springsteen. He has the worst voice ever and totally ruins it! Just horrible! Who did he know to experience such "success"?
agree
@@dianariverjackson5123 Who do you agree with? Me, or Tee?
Stevie wonder his head action looks alike the frog in the Sesame Street.
No one ever mentioned and YUP!
R.IP QUINCY JONES,YOU GAVE THE WORLD GREAT AND TIMELESS MUSIC.🕊🕊🕊.
RIP !!!!!
Embora a música seja linda, sinto que ela seja tão atual... por todas as guerras, principalmente na Palestina.
Pelo contrário, essa música é Atemporal!!!!!!!
Diana & Michael's soft voices just go together so beautifully in that verse.
Diana Ross was so beautiful.❤
My favorite part
My favorite part too❤🌷 it's soo soothing.
Diana Ross living legend❤
Diana Ross mükemmel ses mükemmel yorum
Teşekkürler Diana❤
INCREiBLE que hayan tardado 38 años en pasar un documental sobre como se hizo esta cancion. Hoy gracias a NETFLIX; tiene un valor totalmente diferente para los que amamos la cultura POP y vemos que hoy no le llegan ni a los talones los "artistas" de hoy a esta BESTIALIDAD de talentos.
Concuerdo completamente. Una obra maestra sin duda.
Totalmente de acuerdo contigo, ojalá se hubiera hecho antes de que murieran las estrellas que ya no están, sobre todo a MJ, los homenajes se hacen en vida
Hermosa canción y talento . Con un gran propósito, q hermosa generación ❤
totalmente de acuerdo, nunca mas existiran artistazos como estooos😢
Son unos genios!!! ❤
There will never be a room as full of talent as this one. Truly the best night in pop.
😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Aqui do Brasil. Ver esse clipe após assistir ao filme é muito mais emocionante como se tivesse sido gravado agora. Nunca mais teremos algo igual. Porque hoje nem teríamos 40 ídolos pop da geração atual com essa mesma qualidade. Os amantes do pop são eternamente gratos por essa obra prima! Obrigada, obrigada, e obrigada!
Concordo, foi simplesmente Magnífico e Inesquecível ❤
Sem palavras celestial
Cual pelicula?
@@angel22g21 Na Netflix tem um documentário sobre a produção e gravação dessa música.
@@angel22g21netflix
Michael... The shoes, socks, the glove, the jacket, voice... goosebumps all the time
Absolutely, he was so distinguished
Goosebumps for clothes?
@@ste118 for his undeniable talent.
Exactly
He is like a choir on his own
Just watched the documentary on netflix about the making of this song ''The Greatest Night in Pop'' and was amazing seeing so many legends, each contributing in their own way to make this song so iconic. So much talent all at once. Incredible. Also the stories Lionel Richie tells about Michael Jackson when they were writing this at his house, including his impressions of Michael, are hilarious. 🤣 Michael and Steevie Wonders were borderline music savants, just amazing to watch. They guy who matched the voices and duos was also amazing!!
finished watching it, it was inevitable to cry at the part where Richie points out where everyone was standing
Hello from Brasil! Assisti hoje e fiquei maravilhado! No final me emocionei com a citação sobre a casa. Documentário incrível sobre um marco musical sem precedentes
Me too, came to watch the finished product. They are genuises!! I am a new fan of Lionel Richie and Michael Jackson!
@@lionelmesi7953same! I cried, i didn't think i would
I also watched it last night. Nostalgic to say the least and Amazing to see so much talent that I was too young to really appreciate in 1985.
Rest in Peace Quincy! What a masterpiece ! Thank You !!!
Merci !!!
RIP Michael Jackson
RIP Ray Charles
RIP Kenny Rogers
RIP James Ingram
RIP Al Jarreau
It will be a sad, sad day when Stevie wonder is added to this list
😭😭😭😭
I am so sad 😭
😭😭😭😭😭
Thanks for the prayers; on behalf of the ones left for heavenly abode!
Acabo de ver el documental en Netflix, y se me erizó la piel al escuchar de nuevo y ver el video musical de esta obra maestra. Grande Lionel Richie, y ni se diga de Michael Jackson, el más joven de todos ellos, en sus 20s y siendo ya una leyenda, pudo estar de rumba pero prefirió estar ahí y ponerle su alma y corazón en la creación y producción de esta obra musical para causa benéfica. Un genio en todo el sentido de la palabra 👏
Y pensar que no llegó Prince
Facts ❤
Sin duda una joya de canción, cantautores irremplazables, que no durmieron todo un día por grabar tan perfecta canción.
Super....
Yo prefiero un fin de semana como la de ellos que estar tirando licor. Se me erizo la piel carajo
They’re all brilliant but Steve Perry at 2:30 is insane! Could listen to him all day.
He and Daryl Hall 2:36 is the perfect match.
The best
The Best
6:13 too
Sorry, whats name of the man before him?
United we once stood
The contrast between Stevie’s and Bruce’s voice gives me chills every time
yeah ,100% true
Una locura
Odd but perfectly fit
Agreed. For me, it's pairing Dionne Warwick with Willie Nelson. Not a tandem that would have occurred to me (or, per the documentary, Dionne!), but it works beautifully. The Huey/Cyndi/Kim trio is another example. Whatever one's opinion of the song (and mine has never been very high), the craftsmanship and ingenuity of the recording-and the many types of great singing-are hard to argue with.
Absolutely!! Such an important duo right there!
So much more appreciation for this song after watching the Netflix documentary and seeing how tirelessly the artists worked for this song. Well done!🙏🙏🙏♥♥♥
Just watched now this the year i was born what legacy the love and unity.
the good old days... bliss
Same
Some of the stars have left us. RIP
I still get chills seeing all these singers together after all these years
Same
Same!
it lasts forever 👨👨👧👦 🤝
Me too
Me too
*1985: "Wow, this song is amazing!"*
*2021: "Wow, this song is amazing!"*
*9050: "Wow, this song is amazing!"*
true
asies
Lol
Lul
I completely agree with you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I was a secretary for the CFO of CBS Records when this project was happening. Being on the executive level floor, I witnessed a lot of the 'fluster' and intensity around the promotion of this. I was in tears watching the Netflix documentary "The Greatest Night in Pop". I witnessed, first hand, the frenzied excitement of it on a business/marketing level. To combine that with the emotion that went on in the studio - something I had just imagined happening all these years - to see it through this documentary - was just overwhelming!!! This was truly a once in a lifetime event. And since I'm practically at the end of my lifetime, I can say this with confidence!!
Lovely memory ❤
❤ Que privilégio!
Thank you very much for sharing your testimony. You must have had many other interesting and memorable experiences in your life. Congratulations!
Wonderfull!
Memória que levaremos por toda vida. Deus te abençoe
youtube is one of the greatest inventions ever made by humans, it's like a time machine
napakaganda at napakagagaling ng mga kumanta nito,,,tumatagos sa puso ang bawat lyrics nila
Imagine in 200 years time or more everyone will be able to see how life was today
@Justin Adrian Legarta Ang . thanks for passing
@@almaaragones4907 yes you're right but next time try to write in english because i strived translating this
@@megszentseg6220 exactly
My favorite part of the Netflix documentary is when the cameraman said he wrote up his invoice for the gig and then learned everyone involved volunteered. And here he is 40 years later, appearing in the documentary, knowing he was a part of something far greater than one night's pay.
I also hoped that he got paid good this time, almost 40 years later!
Yeah the biggest stars in history didn't pay the crew. It's too funny no matter the purpose😅
Michael jackson’s voice had such power even though it was so soft and angelic, he stands out so much it’s crazy
1:19 💯❤️🔥
He is Michael Jackson. You can't ask for more talent
He Shines through, even with the Greatest Talents of the world 🤷♀👑
That is why he is/was called "The King of Pop."
Exitoo total
Rip Quincy. Grazie from Italy!
Si grazie❤❤❤
Now in 2024 we can look back at the incredible array of stars there were in that era. It was a golden era.
Agree! Its a desert nowadays
'70s and '80s were indeed a Golden era of music. From soul to rock, All Around the music generees..
Yes indeed..🙏❤️
a golden era that
will never be seen again
❤❤❤❤
The reverb is so perfect… the voice is so analog… it makes me cry…😢😢😢
netflix documentary is really beautiful. at the end i cryed!! this generation singers is so powerfull. we don't have singers like them anymore
The ending really hit me and I’m 35 now. I just commented about the quote Lionel’s dad mentioned (the house) and the ambiance of Lionel saying “this person was right here she was right here “ 😢😢dang man makes you appreciate life more
Muy lindo documental que no solo nos muestra la cocina de algo hermoso sino que nos hace revivir cosas que hemos vividos. Yo me siento como Diana, no querìa que termine nunca. Como cuando estàs en un proyecto grupal grosso, le dedicàs mucho tiempo, mucha energìa y de pronto llegàs a la meta y viene el vacìo. Y sì, tambièn llorè mucho vièndolo. Saludos desde Argentina (i dont speak englis, sorry)
Came here after the Netflix special documentary about the recording of this song. 😊 knowing what happened during the recording makes this song more special.
me too!
😂yep
Yeah made me appreciate the song more. Amazing.
me too🤩
Me too!!
Thanks for everything, Mr. Quincy Jones. You're precious. Love from Brazil ❤💚❤️💚
For children born in the 80s this song means so much. Thank you Michael for teaching us this life lesson.
❤
999+1τελειο!!!!!!❤❤
Es hermosa la canción pero tenemos que hacer más unos por otros y que no quede solo en una bella melodía tenemos que estar MAS UNIDOS NO MAS GUERRAS
@@florenciaperez8192 Exactamente. Los niños de los 80 tenemos estos ideales muy fuertes, también gracias a estas canciones.
love this song but it aint just michael´s
MJ's voice was like the angel's voice. It was wonderful.
I am agree with you😇😇
Yeah
Fax 😭 I miss the King ❤
@@midori_senpai.80 m
All of them have angel voices and special once
I’m literally in tears especially watching the end of the Netflix series 😢that quote by Lionel’s dad about (the house)and the ambiance omg… and understanding that most of them aren’t here anymore..thank you isn’t enough 😢🫡paved the way for new artists on how it’s done to see the dedication!!. I’m literally inspired and I’m 35 I miss that era. I may come back to comment again lol. This was amazing!
me too
Oh I burst into tears with that quote too 😢
❤❤❤
@@lailahwcusansdbdbit’s called The Greatest Night in Pop
It's a series on Netflix explaining the work that went into making this song.
RIP Quincy Jones! Thanks for the amazing moments brought by your songs.
Michael Jackson has the most amazing voice ever!!! This man is all about magic!
He sings like an angel
@@lailaandersson447Or rather, an angel sings like him
Miss him a lot 😢
For me second behind Stevie, but... You're also right, Michael is adorable. 😍 And he was the head behind all that with Ritchie, so... Honour and glory.
You act like he's the only one that sounds like that. His soft spoken vocal runs in the family. Listen to Janet and La Toya, and you won't find much difference.
It's 2024, I'm 18 now and this song got up in the mainstream again because of the documentary.
I'm listening to it for the thousandth time in my life, but only now I could comprehend how big this attitude was, only now I could recognize everyone in that video and see how much of a world change this was! So, that's the first time I'm crying listening to it! Simply amazing!!
As tina says: Simply the best.
Awe, now i'm nearly in tears!
I want you to know that there was a better time in this Country. People weren't giant cxnts like today. And the majority used to call out BS like weponized racism and gay gender BS. Blm was called the Black Panther Party and was considered the black version of the KKK which is what they are.
真的很感人。這次看了紀錄片才知道這首歌怎誕生的。真的很感動
@@tetsu7513 Totally bro, I haven’t watch the documentary when I wrote this comment yet. But still it had a different approach in my heart!
c est merveilleux puisque tous les geants de la musique americaine ont chante ensemble: we are the world . CERTAIS SONT DEJA DECIDES ALORS QUE D AUTRES SONT ENCORE AVEC NOUS.
The pairing of voices was incredible! This was a magnificent undertaking. "Check your egos at the door"!
I just saw the Netflix special and I had to come to see the video. This is my life's sweet melody, and the Boss' part for me gets me every time. Michael gives it that innocence that it needed and Cindy's cry is OUR cry for the world to heal, speacially Africa. WE the children of the 80's truly understand why we were raised by our parents saying " eat all your food, their are children starving in Africa" ..... ✊
My moms a gen x who always has said that EXACT thing to me
I admire generation X, as a gen z I think it’s the best generation yet with some really amazing people and there’s a lot to learn from most of you
Who came here after the Netflix documentary 🥹 ??? 🙋🏽♀️
HERMOSO DOCUMENTAL CUANDO ESTABA LA CREMA Y NATA DE ESTOS CANTANTES ORGULLOSO DE ESTAR EN ESOS TIEMPOS YA NO HABRA MUSICA COMO ESTAS ESTRELLAS INOLVIDABLE
I'm glad Prince didn't show up for this. Huey Lewis's part has always hit me hard (according to the Netflix documentary Huey took Prince's part). Also.. Cyndi Lauper's part is just amazing! So raw and powerful. Plus that Stevie Wonder & Bruce Springsteen combo! It was also very nice to see the support Bob Dylan got in order to sing his part. They did a really great job matching vocals.
El documental es una joya, muy emocionante,, saludos bro
Prince was sooo self centered, better without him
Prince had good music...but had a bigger ego. His body language showed it all the time. Yeah, glad he didn't show up.
Yup. I dont think prince can take it since his ego is too big to join the group.
@@b3nt0t lol, what ego , dont u know there a rift going on with mj and prince
You made us dance, you made us laugh, you made us emotional with your music. Thank you for everything, dear Quincy.
Man i loved every second of Dylan's presence in the song and in the doc..He doesnt know how and what to sing, he seems lost in the room, but in the end he delivers a classic part which is automatically recognisable as his! And fits great to the song, too. What a legend.
with the help of S. Wonder. It was kinda difficult to watch)))
That was the coolest part when Stevie Wonder has to imitate Bob Dylan to help him do his part. So great and he slayed it 😍 🙌
Bob Dylan's story was incredible. He worked so hard.
Does he have autism?
@@unespectador9994 asking the real questions 🥴🙄😉
I just watched "Pop's Big Night" on Netflix.
It is absolutely impressive... that even watching it on Netflix it is impossible to believe how it was achieved "when they never rehearsed for weeks", leaving the Grammys for hours and hours in a studio.
47 Pop stars.
You won't regret it, and it's awesome.
Right! It looks like it was all one take!
leaving the AMA
Greatest pop stars of the era. Amazing
This song is for all humanity. Not just for Ukraine, not just for Russia, but for all of us. Humanity must return to its senses and unite for the better of mankind.
Amen 🙏🏽🙏🏽
Bad days, but I sometime it will stoped, Ukraine's government is magnificent.
Free Palestine...!
bruh😆😆
russia has lost its humanity they are bombing maternity hospitals
I wish this generation would get a chance to to know this kind of music ❤
*This* *is* *not* *song* *.*
*This* *is* *is* *timeless* *masterpiece* *.*
Thanks Lionel Richie and Michael Jackson for the composition.
And thanks to all the stars who song this so well.
@@inaklingelhofer9738qqqaqqqqqqq1111111111111111qqqqqqqq1qqq1q1qqqqqqqqq😊+
sure
True
And thanks to all the stars who sang this song so well.@@YiltilikManji
I cried at the end of the show in Netflix The Greatest Night in Pop when Lionel started mentioning that same stage where they all gathered and realized some of those artists are gone. It was really a magical night when they did it.
me too!
I cried too!
This is a very special song I wish people would come together now we need it more today.😊
También llore😢,en pocas palabras valora cada momento
I cried so much when he said that line about what his father told him at the end 😢.. It just broke my heart to know so many of them are not here anymore.. Made me think of my own dad who passed on in September 2023 😭💔
I like to imagine that Michael told everyone to come to the studio wearing just whatever, only so he could appear with the most and freshest drip possible lmaoo
🤣
Plss
😹
He might have done that. " wear anything that makes you feel comfy" and he is comfy with his style
xD
RIP Quincy and thanks for your tribute to this masterpiece
Gotta respect the 80's... what an incredible display of raw talent all over this here. but Willie always gets me like no one... soo loose..., Quincy did an amazing job!
I love this song
Yeah me too
Profeee cómo está?
siiii profe , aparte de crack , con buenos gustos, Saludos.
Profe con cultura musical.
Hola profe !
Wow! The Netflix documentary of this legendary song with legendary singers has become a legend in itself! Lionel Richie and Michael Jackson's dedication was the base for this song! Hats off to all the singers, musicians and the technicians involved for making this a world anthem then and always! ❤
Quincy Jones was a true icon, and his musical legacy will endure forever. This song evokes memories of a time when life was good, and our community looked out for one another. Neighbors felt like family, united by a sense of brotherhood. Rest peacefully, Quincy Jones.
Я плачу господа. От этой крика души и сердца,не устает даже скала .
Quem veio rever essa obra-prima após o documentário na Netflix? ❤
Ami
Não vi o documentário não mas como e bom relembrar quando música ainda era música
Amei o documentario, mas senti falta da gravacao do solo do James Ingram
Simm
Acabei de assistir, simplesmente demais
The way Lionel Richie pulls us right in with the opening is beautiful. Him and Stevie, Kenny Roger’s, and Paul Simon. Wow!
I came from Netflix, I cried many times seeing the “movie” specially when Lionel said“ when I return home my family talks about my awards last night, but I just talk and talk about we are the world “ and the part Diana is crying and someone’s ask why and she said “because I don’t want this finish ever”
Que película?
I literally felt like Diana when the documentary was over 😭😭😭 relatable asf
Yes, it touches me too ... I didn't know Diana was so sweet.
What is name the movie bro
There will NEVER be something like We Are The World ever again. This is not a piece of musical history, it's a piece of HUMAN history. Countless generations will hear, or at least, hear about this song. This, this is immortal.
Quincy will forever live on in his music. Rest easy Legend. Thanks for the tunes.
This is the song that will play when the world ends and the credits start rolling.
And this doesn’t have more likes why?
@@tiannagrey ¹
❤❤❤❤ This is the best song ever! You make my life more beautiful! Thank you all! Love you always! ❤❤❤
@@tiannagrey to
Big legends that died letting their legacy for all eternity❤❤
One of the best songs ever made and sang. We'll never see this again. I cannot believe how many of these singers have now passed on. Their legacy definitely lives on. Amen.
They already made a new version of this song
❤😢
Life's a Scam 😢, sad how days go by so fast, pushing us all towards the inevitable,- Death!
RIP Lionel Ritchie!
Thank you JESUS for allowing me to be born in 1985 to witness all THIS GREATNESS!!! 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
Michael Jackson restera pour moi le king de la pop.
J ai 43 ans et je suis fan du chanteur qui a vendu du rêve et qui a montré son talent.
Michael Jackson est et reste un chanteur légendaire.
Amiga , creo exactamente lo mismo, el es único. Solo Elvis y Carlos Gardel comparten el podio con el
Tout à fait d accord avec toi ... je te comprends et j ai 44 ans ...
43 ans aussi, et MJ restera pour tjs le King!
Never, so much sincerity and talent in one place ever again. ❤
As soon as Michael comes in on the first chorus, the tears start up for me. Though he and Lionel wrote it together, the heart and soul of the song really feel like a Michael song above all else. The bridge is definitively Michael...
It is
The documentary brought tears to my eyes….I enjoyed it…. Lionel I salute you.
In the Doco. Its incredible how MJ graciously humbled just stays in the background while watching all those great artists do their thing. Thats probably my favorite part of the doco.
Exactly i love him so much
Rest in peace Quincy Jones, a true musical legend. You were unmatched. Thank you for gifting us with your music ♥
This song should have won several prizes for its message and beautiful melody It should be heard frequently for people are loosing everything the world had, especially feelings.
Hello how are you doing today
@@larrymarsh297 I am ok and I hope you are as well .
@@TheChristonline Good to hear I must say you have a really beautiful name where are you chatting
Hello 👋 there how are you doing today?
HELLO dilciq
That Stevie Wonder and Bruce Springsteen duet was AMAZING
Exactly bro
It was like a melody of ice and fire.
Agree
Amazing
Agree
No glitter, no auto tune, no mumbling rap, just pure talent and soul. That’s why this version never gets old. The newer versions are just a mere shade of this masterpiece.
Im total agrre with you man
@@joatrix me too
@@pokemongo7456 nice
Stop the negative vibes and stop comparing, the latest version is for helping Haiti not for us to judge the singers!
@@JaMie-rf1es It would have helped more if they just replayed this song but then for Haiti. No need to get the multitude of artists that were present during the Haiti-version. The new version was also more expensive to make.
this is once in a lifetime song
An absolute masterpiece sad to think so many of these artists are no longer here 💔 😢
I was thinking exactly the same - even cried thinking about it. I was so young when this song came out and loved it at the time. It was sung by people I looked up to and admired - many of them gone. Tina being the most recent 😢
This how life is. Even us who are reading and writing here one day we will all return to Allah Subhana Wataalah (GOD)
Most of them are still with us though, after 38 years.
And the world is still full of shit
Yes 😊
Incredible how Michael stood out in a room full of legends. He was something else. RIP King of Pop.
Lol so many great singers but as always everyone has to praise Michael.
@@xxxmxxwm1564 cuz if he didnt write the song they wouldnt be there
Festival
@@MJFan-fv8pm song was mostly written by lionel ritchey
@@micholitzia5726 no it wasnt it was Michael who wrote most of it
There will NEVER, I repeat NEVER EVER be another video like this will so many greats all at once. What a moment!!!
Unidos por uma causa nobre
So Beautiful ❣️
People who weren't around when this was released probably don't realize how awesome this felt. It was like the Avengers of the music world assembling, and was quite the spectacle.
It really wa. So fortunate to have experienced this. Played all around the world at the same time that day
They Avengers of they Music world
I was a 22 year old when this song came out. I'm tearing up today at the age of 58 in 2021 just like I did the first time I heard it. 😢💜
Kool
J, écouté chanson en 86
Wow
Does time really fly by that fast??
@@bangtwicesib4281 Absolutely! It happened just yesterday... feels like it anyway. 👍💜
I don’t remember much in todays’ fast paced days, but I’ll tell you what… I vividly remember in 1985 my 2nd grade teacher sitting us in a circle and singing along to this song. We would first stand and recite the Pledge of Allegiance to start the day, then she would sit us down and walk over to the record player and start playing this song. We all sang together in harmony. It was beautiful. God I cherish and miss those moments. We were living in some of the best times of our lives, and didn’t even know it.
BTW…. 25 years later I married her niece 😀
So it's true? Do you really recite the pledge of allegiance as children in school? That's...phew. Problematic.
Amen, to all of your words. Back then, it seemed easier. I also remember listening to this song on the record player, and we all sang together.
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Tremendooooo finallllll
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Lionel Richtea opens this most classic of songs..
Michael jackson will always ve my favorite artist and definitely the best human being, how kind, how humble how sweet, there will never be someone like him! Much respect for lionel ritchie too
Prince seemed so rude in the documentary, Michael is so much kind ❤
@@geovannaagra3253i always thought prince was michael jackson
@@gigel99324 😂
He sure was kind to those children
Lo amo por siempre. Te amamos Michael 🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️❤️
No one will ever beat the power and voices of that song … all legends on one song !! Singers like them will never be again
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agree
This might have been a decent song except for Bruce Springsteen. He has the worst voice ever and totally ruins it! Just horrible! Who did he know to experience such "success"?
They’ve been trying to do it again but haven’t managed to recreate the success this one had
I heard this song for the 1st time in 1987 from my Dad. I was 4years old, he always hummed the song! Now I'm 39 , my last born son is 6. He came home from school today singing the chorus.... It really took me back 35years ago! My Dad is 68 today enjoying his retirement! Over Easter holidays I'll make sure we celebrate together....& Sing together! This is what we call passing generation to generation!!
Amo vcs todos música lindaaaaaaa quê vozes lindas
Not one voice sound like the other. All unique sounds. This is so beautiful.
Yes I agree!
United in diversity!!
Personally even now .. I still think Cyndi Lauper stole the show with her unique yet easily recognizable voice and adlibs
@@mcentepede me too! No matter how many times I've heard this song, her part is always my favorite!
@@mcentepede It's even better when you learn that cyndi actually couldn't stand the song as a whole but was still honored to be a part of it. Also, she actually toned down her singing so she wouldn't overshadow kim Carnes.
Acabo de ver el documental de Netflix y eso me hizo venir a buscar esta canción, no imaginaba que fue grabada en un día, a la madrugada, ver el documetal me hizo buscar a Kenny Rogers y escuchar de nuevo el jugador, sentí mucha emoción al ver a Stevie Wonder, ver lo humilde y que era Michael Jackson, y saber que el mundo fue injusto con él. Michael Jackson seras el rey por siempre
Llore al verlo 😭
Qual nome do documentário por favor?
@@jonathanoliveira3633 'A noite que mudou o pop' na Netflix. Muito bom
¡Yo también!
Diste en el punto del la verdad
The stevie-springsteen duet was just unreal. Good choice pairing them for that.
I agree! I had the same thought watching this.
I love the last part with them.
I was saying the same thing. Bruce has that gritty tone and Stevie with the harmony was beautiful. One thing I did notice is you now know who really can sing and who uses technology to sound the way they do. Perry’s voice is unbelievable as well. Just as you thought you saw the best sing another would step in and it just the wow factor. This definitely was the best song at the time.
ikr? stevie's honey voice and bruce's raspy tone make such a pleasing contrast it's sooo nice to hear
Anyone who doesn't cry a little at that part has no soul! 🥹
We are the world !!!!!❤
Steve Perry will always give me chills
Amazing voice, we don't have this type of talents anymore, why don't men sing like this anymore 😢
it took him like 10 takes to get this.
Michael Jackson is the best.
@@AustinKoleCarlislewhat? There are like 6 takes and he nailed each one.
@@k.glowacka you sure about that? his last take was obviously the best, and of course daryl hall nailed his take once he heard steve nail his.
2:29 THE voice. Unmistakable.
Yeah! I thought it was just me😧
@@andrebrenne123 Thought what?
Steve Perry is the best ! He sang a little bit in this song
The best.
steve perrry is god
It is Magic ❤ love it
i miss the days when artists genuinely cared for the world, nowadays artists will preach about helping but do absolutely nothing to help, i miss the days when artists sang from their souls, and their songs had meanings, nowadays all artists sing about is sex, money, drugs and all that. I miss the days when music had meaning and sent a message, and most of all i miss all these legends
That means you’re not seeing the right artists. That’s the mainstream media. Most great artists now are independent.
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Now they pass all the responsibility to the government so they can scape of it. They hide behind the government so they can just talk and talk and do nothing.
@@dexterreyes9372 like which ones? please suggest
@@juandiegodelgado706 they simply do not care unless it's them suffering