When Michael was young his voice was like seriously from God....I was really shocked how beautiful this little boys voice was so angelic....he has tons of hits ....you must go back into his younger times ....look at his live performances back in the early 70s
One of my favorite songs. It was amazing to grow up with him singing as a child. The fans that followed them were other worldly. There will NEVER be another Michael.
Michael Jackson started at the top, and stayed there his whole musical career. From the late 1960's until his last hit "Love Never Felt So Good" (2014). Even at the end, he was filling WHOLE stadiums. His brother Jermaine has a song "You Like Me Don't You" that's a very good one too.
sister the Jackson 5 was the first ever live music concert, my mother and father took me. he was wearing the famous hat he wore on the ed sullivan show. my parent were dancing but i couldnt move. i couldnt believe i was even in the same building as the 💙J5. i pulled his hair after they ran of stage. the 💙J5‼️ FOREVER
This song made me want to be in love as a kid back in the day💯. I’d imagine the feeling of this song is what it is supposed to be about. Young Michael was nothing to play with!
Mike was 13 when he recorded, Got To Be There. There are spots where the double tracking of his voice didn't work so well and some spots where MJ is a bit flat, but the overall vocal has some real fire to it. I saw him sing this live during the '72 tour and it was just about flawless. This track was his first solo effort (even though his brothers are doing the background vocals) and his first hit as a solo artist. Many many more were to come.
@kenj280 Well, in 1972, motown released, "Got to Be There" and called it Michael Jackson's 1st solo album. Later that year or the next, he released Ben, another solo album, and a few years later, another one. All before "Off the Wall" was released. You are free to believe Tito or independently verifiable sources that contradict Tito's version.
@@calmnrelaxed I know all that. I have those albums and his book "Moonwalk". Plus Forever Michael from 1975. They did the same thing with Jermaine. Motown had a phenomenon and made some spin offs from it. Go to Wikipedia and read the personnel from many of those songs. Tito was there I wasn't.
Who sleeping on young Michael? Lots of people love Jackson 5 and michael from that Era. its like you reaction video posters have never experienced a quality song in your life.
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Michael was always a good singer but as a child he was from another planet! Best child singer I’ve ever heard.
Michael was great since 5 years old..no auto tunes.. the first truest vocalist to be discovered!!
Michael Jackson was a special gift from God.
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When Michael was young his voice was like seriously from God....I was really shocked how beautiful this little boys voice was so angelic....he has tons of hits ....you must go back into his younger times ....look at his live performances back in the early 70s
One of my favorite songs. It was amazing to grow up with him singing as a child. The fans that followed them were other worldly. There will NEVER be another Michael.
angelic. I don't think most people are even aware that Michael had these songs
This was billed as MJ's first song as a solo artist. I'm going back in time hearing this.
Kid of the 70's we know dat 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥for sure! Cartoon on Saturday mornings and all ! Blessed to be there no doubt! Peace and blessings to the channel
I’ve always thought his vocals as a kid were next level and this song really showcases them well.
By far my favorite era vocally for Mr. Michael Jackson. And that bass!!!!
You are so beautiful with your hair out 😍😍
Michael Jackson started at the top, and stayed there his whole musical career. From the late 1960's until his last hit "Love Never Felt So Good" (2014).
Even at the end, he was filling WHOLE stadiums.
His brother Jermaine has a song "You Like Me Don't You" that's a very good one too.
Timeless classic
sister the Jackson 5 was the first ever live music concert, my mother and father took me. he was wearing the famous hat he wore on the ed sullivan show. my parent were dancing but i couldnt move. i couldnt believe i was even in the same building as the 💙J5. i pulled his hair after they ran of stage. the 💙J5‼️ FOREVER
This song made me want to be in love as a kid back in the day💯. I’d imagine the feeling of this song is what it is supposed to be about. Young Michael was nothing to play with!
Nobody a leeps on Lil mjs voice everybody and their mother knows he was way beyond his years vocally
Mike was 13 when he recorded, Got To Be There. There are spots where the double tracking of his voice didn't work so well and some spots where MJ is a bit flat, but the overall vocal has some real fire to it. I saw him sing this live during the '72 tour and it was just about flawless. This track was his first solo effort (even though his brothers are doing the background vocals) and his first hit as a solo artist. Many many more were to come.
Before auto tune and pitch enhancements.. #respect
My favorite song, and the first album I ever purchased with my allowance.
Michael Jackson and El Debarge. million-dollar voices.
You sure look pretty today. Great reaction, love the way you break things down on these reactions.✌️
Dope!!! I love this song!!
The Jackson 5 were iconic because of Michael’s and even Jermaine’s vocals. You need listen to Chaka Khan’s cover of this…pure 🔥!
Beautiful
Technically this wasn't a J5, but Michael's solo project
True, but the J5 sang on all the solo albums on Motown.
@@kenj280 lol
@@calmnrelaxed Tito mentioned this in an interview on CZcams. Michael always called "Off The Wall" his first album.
@kenj280 Well, in 1972, motown released, "Got to Be There" and called it Michael Jackson's 1st solo album. Later that year or the next, he released Ben, another solo album, and a few years later, another one. All before "Off the Wall" was released. You are free to believe Tito or independently verifiable sources that contradict Tito's version.
@@calmnrelaxed I know all that. I have those albums and his book "Moonwalk". Plus Forever Michael from 1975. They did the same thing with Jermaine. Motown had a phenomenon and made some spin offs from it. Go to Wikipedia and read the personnel from many of those songs. Tito was there I wasn't.
Perfect pitch
Michael was the only reason the Jackson five got famous . He had all the talent. May he rest in peace.
They were all talented but Michael was from another stratosphere.
They are all talented.
More MJ! Love your reactions:)
The undisputed, greatest child voice of ALL TIMES! Stop playin' with us!
This is a classic 👌 You should check.out Chaka Khan's version as well 🙂
react to "One day in your Life" studio version
One of my favorites also!
Tha cut!
Little Michael Jackson! So beautiful.
What did he do to himself. So sad.
When I hear people compare any child singer to Michael Jackson, I think they must mean Micheal Johnson.
You look more cute with your hair out .. Looks real nice to me...
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When I was 5 or 6, I had this album. This was the jam then, and it is the jam now. The lyrics tho.
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Born to entertain
Michael was 12 or so on this song Recorded as a Jackson 5 song ..Released as a MJ solo song . It was released when he turned 13 .
We've got forever by lil mike
The Jackson 5 were discovered by Diana Ross....and she told Barry Gordy..the founder of Motown about them.
That was actually a marketing thing. She didn't discover them. Bobby Taylor & the Vancouvers brought them to Motown.
Check out little Micheal Jackson "Music and Me"..
Who sleeping on young Michael? Lots of people love Jackson 5 and michael from that Era. its like you reaction video posters have never experienced a quality song in your life.
This is a MJ solo. Not J5 song. Just a heads up. :)
True, but the J5 sang background on Michael and Jermaine's early records.
Michael Jackson was around 12 years old when he recorded this song..