Michael Jackson - Jackson 5 Medley (This Is It 2009)

Jackson 5 Medley (This Is It 2009)
Michael Jackson

[DonVitosLazyEye]

It's really sad when you think about how he first sang some of these songs when he eleven years old, and here he is for the last time singing them at age 50.

[KellfromATL]

“I’m trying to conserve my throat” and absolutely kills it only Michael😂🔥🔥❤️

[mlyacko]

And that is how a sound engineer should address a talent of Michael’s stature.

[dosenwurst]

His voice hasn't lost a bit. He didn't pushed it to the limits and he sounded awesome after such a long break.

[jangtheconqueror]

I can only imagine how frustrating in-ear monitors must be for someone who grew up in an era where everything was just raw and live.

[jonathanvictor]

The coolest sounding end tour name for sure 'This Is It'

[-ne]

3:10 he sounded absolutely spot on leading into the chorus and his feeling was there. I fucking miss you Michael everyday. 😖

[johnnydao.]

Michael didn't want to use the inner ears bcos he didn't need it to sing even on a big stage. That tells how talented he was. Absolute legend.

[generfeld]

The level of professionalism is so high here. Kenny Ortega worked so hard with MJ and the team. You can tell Michael is not aggressive or mean but all about the business. The work needs to get done, and on the way there's smiles and hugs, and everyone is cool. Everyone is so happy and loves being there. Its on a different level of "we're just amazed to be here and love it".

Michael is very sweet and honest, and Kenny Ortega is so professional. You can tell everyone knows their place, but also Jackson DOES NOT act like he's better than anyone. He has a playful honest air to him. Jackson seems like a genuine caring sensitive guy. At this point in his life at 50 years old, working with people in their 20s (half his age), and Jackson was already about 30 around the Bad Tour when those dancers were born. He had already been performing for nearly 20 years by the time they were born! Amazing seeing these different generations come together. Boomers, Gen X, Millenials all in the same room. Jackson's music is timeless

[ivysayshello]

I always end up here with MJ's music on repeat after some time. I miss him :(

[ThorTheHusky]

This tour would’ve been revolutionary!

[vanniu]

3:47 This part just hits different knowing what would come soon for MJ and what he dealt with prior during his final years.

[alandejesusaguilarmartinez]

That stage background and lighting are really spectacular ❣️

[soundasleep]

Love how humble he was, even when there was a problem. Other performers might’ve thrown a fit at the slightest inconvenience.

[dlargeyart]

Such a shame he never got to live this out, an amazing talent, shame on people try to run him down and put allegations on him since he has died. Truly one in a million

[pjthedjbrother]

0:39 I want you back
2:47 the love you save
3:49 I'll be there

[Territo.]

he still had it after all those years😓

[jimmyrustlerz]

You can see how ready he was especially during the dancing parts. He just needed proper natural sleep.

[lucabernardo]

3:24 His voice took me to heaven. goosebumps ❤

[_chade]

It's amazing how he was able to perform so greatly without the use of inner ears, so much that he had a hard time adjusting to them.