FIRST TIME HEARING Will You Be There! Michael Jackson | REACTION
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- This one has a deep message! I love this song and the choir behind Michael! Stunning song :D
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Written and composed by Michael Jackson. He was genius, not your typical pop artist
“But they told me a man should be faithful , walk when not able & fight to the end , but I’m only human “
Some of my favourite lyrics of all time
Hold me like the river Jordan.
Being a black man, this song is right up Michael's natural alley. Cmon now. If you know you know.
Facts! The roots came out!
It's gospel
That's why when you become a MJ fan, you can't go back. There is a magic in his work that put people together as brothers and sisters, you don't see any other musician doing that. Great reaction as always, Seph! 🌻
Oh yeah, that's the Michael magic! This song is a masterpiece, the way it's building up, the choir and the layers of Michael in the back that always give me goosebumps. Those words in the end leave me all teary, especially with the choreography in mind.
@@Annie-lh3llomg I also think about the coreography when I'm listening to! It's so touching
With you
Oh, God this this is so true ❤
It is a choir. Watch the performance for this song in the MTV anniversary :)
Michael wrote and composed this song! that man was beyond talented and his voice just wow! when you hear Earth song you will ultra be blown away
the live performance of this on the dangerous tour in Bucharest is monumental achievement in performance art.
This song was a prayer!
Mike loves classical music. He's said it himself many times
His bodyguards in their book Remember the Time said that’s all he wanted to hear in the car ……unless it was Bobby Browns My Prerogative.
Yessssss! You finally got to this song!! This is my personal favorite from him because during a real hard time in my life I used to hear it a lot and kinda sung it to him, asking him to be there for me in a spiritual way.
Regarding the impact that he should have had you will understand along your journey that he started to write more and more about social and environmental issues and that bothered a lot of people. So, the allegations came, the media started to ridicule him even more. He became a target. The world did not understand that this man was all about love, togetherness, peace and healing the world. He was and still is so much more than a performer…
Thank you for your reactions! Love MJ for ever! ❤
This is a masterpiece. This song is one of the reasons why Dangerous remains my favorite MJ album.
Can't wait till you react to the MTV 10th anniversary and watch the amazing choreography for this song. He performs Black or White and Will you be there in that video. Very excited for you to get to it.
The Prelude is Beethoven, Symphony No. 9 in D minor, opus 125, Fourth movement: presto, beginning at Adagio ma non troppo, ma divoto (measure 33) Interpreted by The Cleveland Orchestra
The choir is The Andraé Crouch Choir.
The Song was recorded in Los Angeles at Ocean Way Recording, Record One Studio (Studio 2), Larrabee North Studios and Westlake Recording Studios between 25 June 1990 to 30 October 1991.
Hey there! You need to watch the performance for this song... The choreography is beautiful and angelic (you'll understand when you watch it 😇)
I think the performance is better
But not the original video, because that wonderful ending is missing. Seph will surely come to one of the great live performances of this song on his "journey".
Definitely not the video
@luana45393 I recommended MTV VMAs 1991. The first live performance of Black or White and this song.. Video didn't do it justice imo
MJ was truly a CLASS ACT 🔥 he was poised and intelligent when he wanted people to see that side of him. A true King 👑
Chills....everytime!
This is ART!!! Like Michael said in his 1979 interview music that touch the heart!
“Will You Be There” Is the eighth single from MJ’s 1991 album “Dangerous”, doubling as the main theme for Free Willy, appearing on the movie’s soundtrack. The prelude to the song features featuring the Cleveland Orchestra and the Cleveland Orchestra Chorus performing the last movement of Beethoven’s Symphony No. 9 in D Minor, Opus 125: Presto. Will You Be There ~ Is about God, MJ’s asking him for help and if he’ll be there and stay with him during the tough times he was going through in that period of his life,also how folks in the world was against him,he’s asking God to save him. And he mentions River Jordan in the beginning of the song,and says things like carry me,lead me,show and I will be there like he wants a spiritual rebirth or he feels like this is a turning point in his life where he’s asking for freedom.🥹🙌🏽👑🤍💕🌟(This song always pulls at my heart strings and hearing MJ’s voice is unmatched filled with soul,passion,power,emotion & just pure love/carefulness no overly technical singing like most singers are and this song perfectly displays MJ’s AdLibs they’re so majestic yet so powerful these are the best AdLibs I’ve ever heard in any song ever his vocals are unmatched MJ Is The Greatest Singer/Vocalist Of All Time Long Live The King Of Music Forever! Vince Patterson directed two music videos for "Will You Be There". The official video included Jackson performing the song during various stops of the Dangerous World Tour while scenes from Free Willy centering around the friendship of Jesse and Willy are shown. The original VHS copies of Free Willy included the music video prior to the film. The second video from Dangerous: The Short Films contained the full length of MTV's 10th Anniversary special performance intercut with the Dangerous World Tour footage and footage of the fans.)
Thank you for this 😍
@@SephPlays You’re so welcome,Seph
THis song always makes me so emotional 😥✨
such a beautiful sooong, michael sings his heart out
Best song on the album imo
You making me cry now, I am still missing M.J. ❤ him! 😢
Childhood prodigy to Adult genius
This is gospel I think. It's like a prayer over someone or a lot of people. Asking for strength, blessings, love, consolation. May the beginning is somewhat about weakness and need to ask for help connected to the end where he sings about the tribulations, the despair to please stand by.
Ohhhh! I love your take on this one :D
@@SephPlaysI'm also very impressed how much respect you have and how much you go into it to understand it and how much you feel it. 😊😊😊
His power over the masses was so strong that it scared certain people in power. They did everything they could while he was alive and even after he was gone to tear down his image.
Beautiful reaction to a beautiful song!
Is this your first dose of classical music? Beethoven was sampled for the beginning. Truly an amazing intro. Gets you hooked.
Michael was a true Artist! The composition is brilliant, and he brings classical among other influences into his artistry!
The intro was supposed to get you to feel the message of the song. Be there for one another like the good book says
This song alwaya gives me chills yeah I think it's a prayer at the end 🙏 Michael was very spiritual and believed in God, he said he clung to the Bible whenever he needed strength and always prayed to God during hard times, even more during constant attacks and schemes to get his money, actually he always tried to live by Jesus word ❤ I love how you understand how he only tried to bring the world together ❤🥰
OMG SEPH! Finally! Michael loves classical music. Also, don't forget that he was a black man, so this type of music is definitely part of his roots. In fact, you should watch the tribute that Patti Labelle and Daryl Coley did for him at the 1993 NAACP... My God, that was beautiful! You will not regret. He even sings a little at the end.
It is not only black people that have gospel roots. You making that comment is contrary to Michael’s messages. Remember “I’m not going to spend my life being a color”?
@@Carol-dq8nj Please, don't distort my words, of course gospel music is not something just for black people, but let's be honest and go back a little in the history of music - gospel, which contains potentially black roots and cultures. And another, he was always inserted into this reality, since he was little, his mother sang in the church choir, and later, he himself sang too... I don't think there's anything very wrong with that comment. In fact, if you want to talk about "Michael's messages", just take a look at what he says and presents about roots and culture, and how much this influenced him throughout his career.
There was a poem on the sleeve of the album “Planet Earth”. You can read it but there’s also audio of him reciting it on the This Is It soundtrack.
The album version of the song includes a prelude featuring the Cleveland Orchestra and the Cleveland Orchestra Chorus performing a portion of Beethoven's ninth symphony for 67 seconds. The segment is from the fourth movement and is a lesser known portion of the famous "Ode to Joy". The German lyrics were written by Frie
Greatest of all time simple as that
Michael is the only one who can write and sing a masterpiece like this! ❤
Perfection
This is such a beautiful song. I really like when Michael touches on spirituality in his music.
The first time I heard it I got very emotional, Michael was good at that. “I’m only human”, something people need to remember. I often skip it because of the intro being so long or it’s just not suiting my mood, but I’ll always love it💛
remember when this album came out: it was early 90s. almost all of my friends back then were into metallica, guns n roses, megadeth, nirvana .. but all of the also had this album. i remember being a 13 years old kid back then i couldnt afford the album immediatly on its release day. one of my best friends who was totally into megadeth, with long hair n all of that had the album before i got it. and i asked him how was the album. he said: you have to get it. it's amazing. that's how big MJ was. imagine a metalhead today telling his friends they had to get the new taylor swift album lol ... never gonna happen.
Such a beautiful emotional song ❤ I LOVE the lines "But they told me a man should be faithful, and walk when not able and fight til the end, but I'm only human" ❤ I interpret that as saying society says that men have to have that image of being "tough" and not showing emotions and Michael acknowledges and accepts his vulnerabilities that regardless we are all only human with our own limitations 💕 and what I love about this is that regardless of religion we all can relate to this song because we all felt lost or that need for guidance and help at some point in our lives, really beautiful and uplifting 💖
No Steph he did make a huge difference! Look how many fans he still has and how they all get along and they live their lives with decency and love etc. that’s because of his music and the example he set for all to be good and loving human beings. So be happy!
❤Michael loved Beethoven’s ninth Symphony and added it to the Cleveland orchestra and choir to begin His, “Will you be there.” Michael Loved all kinds of music and so he creatively added something special~So enjoy his genius creativity and his new revelation of God’s precious love for himself and the world. He was an absolutely spiritual and beautiful being❤
❤Rest In Peace, Michael dear ❤
This is also the end credit song for Free Willy. You’ll see visuals from the movie in the official music video.
Do you know the music video which was released on Dangerous - The Short Films? I would rather see Sephs reaction to this video.
@@sandy80_ger I don’t recall. I’ve seen like 2 or 3 different versions. I don’t like the videos because it’s mostly just cut and edited live performances. If anything, he’ll react to it once he reaches the Bucharest tour. Or a different live performance once he’s at that point.
For the song dangerous i recommend you to watch the 1993 ama performance, because the song has unfortunately no music video but the choreography is a masterpiece
He said he'll do the lyrics to the ones that has no video
95 VMAs is the BEST performance of Dangerous hands down. He perfected it there
There is a music video. Released on Dangerous - The Short Films in 1993. You can find it on the yt channel of MrDJFellllipe ( Dangerous Tour * Behind The Scenes * ).
@@sandy80_ger this isn't an official video, it isn't on Michael's official youtube channel.
@brandonmitchell5867 It was released on the Dangerous Short Films VHS/DVD in 1993 but is really just compilation footage of the DWT. No official video was ever released for Dangerous, due to the allegations bringing album promotion to a stand still. Wish he had done what he did with BAD. He shot many of the short films earlier and had them in the can years ahead ready for release. Wish he filmed Dangerous first, before Black or White!
Now you know why it started the way it did 🥰
Hi and thank you for this reaction. You haven’t watch the official Video of „Give in to me“ yet 😊
Oh... "Give in to me"....please 😊
He did.. he put the world together. All came together from people all over the world. On concerts people gathered young old woman man child differente religion. From all countries. Have u not seen??? Have u not seen the love he got from us. There were also people who were the devils. But he brought the world together in his time! He did lots lots of things
There are several live performances of this and you should watch every one🌟⭐️✨. They are all different but simply gorgeous and moving🌹🌹🌹
I remember the first time I heard this song when I bought the album DANGEROUS in November of 91, i was 16 years old, and I thought " they gave me the wrong disc, and I have to go back to the store 😂"
He performs this on the Dangerous tour. You will love the live performance!
The beginning is a part of the 4th movement of the 9th Ludwig van Beethoven symphony
Absolutely fantastic song!
Hey Seph, this is the first time that I am hearing this extended version of the song with the choir at the beginning. Loved your reaction😊
You have to watch the MTV 10th Anniversary perfomance of this song. Totally awesome.
Michael Jackson loves classical music, like everyone with an IQ over 100.
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On the next album, Michael will do this combination of classical music and choir before the actual song again. I can't wait to hear how you like it.
You’ll love the next song as well. This is why Dangerous is my favorite MJ album. It’s my birth year album. I basically grew up with it. Holds a special place in my heart.
This is my Number 1 Funeral song, for when I pass! :D
This is one of his songs I covered. I sang it in a slightly lower key - a semitone below this original key.
The one I sang was the key he was set to sing in on This Is It before his passing, and it's still not easy.
Context is required. He was nearly 51 at the time, and I was in my mid-twenties, and I'm a high-pitched light-lyric tenor, so I hope you understand how special his voice was.
Ah, finally 😊....yeah, the goosebumps comes fast with this one...great reaction Seph ❤
To be honest, you kind of chopped the intro up completely - no wonder you couldn't feel it?! I get that you were confused and MJ's creativity demands a bit more openess of the listener, than most artists'. But now when you got the feel from the song, got the message, go back and listen again. It really goes well hand-in-hand and is quite self-explanatory, I promise you. (It's all for L.O.V.E.)
@e.s.7272 already wrote about the message of the Beethoven 9th symphony in an excellent comment below, so no point in me doing it again. That piece has both grandeur, celebration and sensitivity; then add the tentativeness of the notes leading into the main part of the song...the wonder, hope, doubt and plead of a single person, understanding we could all live in oneness and bliss but not knowing how to shoulder it...
It is a spiritual song. God, a spirit guide, oneness, what it will take for people to unite. MJ had already left Jehovas a few years ago, here. I don't know if they had started to study with Deepak Chopra yet, but they did during the early 90s. It is also a brave song, about the braveness of stripping oneself down completely and ask someone else for help, for closeness, to be loved and seen and to get to trust someone entirely. Asking God is one thing, but if we are trying for it here on Earth, we must ask eachother (or God in every person).
I dare you. It's a quite chilling exercise, to try and sincerely read out this lyric to someone close...or in lack of that, while thinking of someone you used to have close, as if you were reading to them. To -with the genuinity and longing of the song - really ask them:
Would you hold me like the river Jordan? - I am your friend. - Would you carry me like you were my brother and love me like a mother would? Will you be there? Even when it's weary? Will you keep on holding me? When I'm wrong will you scold me? Would you find me when I get lost? Also when I'm not perfect, when I'm not enough, when I do my best but am faulty? In my anger and frustration? When I'm hurting? Although I'm confused and can't find any right choices by those showed onto me...will you be there for me and care enough to bear me? Would you love me? Feed me? Kiss me? Free me? Heal me and bathe me? and so on. It's a brave, brave ask, in a brave, brave song; encouraging people to completely drop their shields and open up for true communitty, in a very concrete way.
Michael Jackson dedicated this song to their fans. In the end, they were asking us. And leading us by doing so.
I always interpreted the song as MJ's prayer to the heavens above only then he just turned it into a song. But that's how i always felt about it specially the end part like his really saying a prayer. Cause this era was the beginning of the worst things that happened to him from the media. Great reaction seph. I knew you would like it.. Blessed you! ❤
In my opinion this is the most beautiful spiritual song he ever made, and dare I say his most complete song, there's nothing I would cut out or add to this song, I mean you could say the same about pretty much all of his songs but this an actual masterpiece for me, and that poem at the end omg you can feel what he was saying, so emotional ❤❤❤😢😢
Very well said Caroline!
Michael Jackson was so big that he could have started his own religion and millions of people (Catholics, Jews, Christian, etc) would just switch over to him and join as one lol
Now that I think about it this song reminds me I'll Be There, even though he didn't write it he still sang, it's almost like a response in a way, like, I told you I'll be there, but will you be there for me too?
Lovely.
Imagine hearing this song live omgg I wish I could be at one of his concerts 😢😢 I can't wait for you to react to the live performance, the angel wings, and in between the words "for you're always' and "in my heart" he blows a kiss to the fans ❤ I think it was dedicated to them as well as a prayer to God 💕🥰
Michael actually quit being a Jehovah's Witness in 1987, here's a little story if you'd like to know why:
As you must know Michael used to always read the Bible with his mother and attended meetings at Kingdom Hall, even with his fame and money in the 80s, still going door to door to spread the word, in disguise, the problems really began after the release of Thriller, they reprimanded him after the Motown 25 performance where he performed Billie Jean, the church told him that the dance was "dirty" and that he "should stop immediately", he apparently said privately: "I told them '99% of dancing is moving the waist', but they still said, 'we don't want you to do it', so I went around for a long time trying to dance without moving this part of my body". Then the Thriller video, the elders didn't like the fact that he transformed into a werewolf and then a zombie: "When I made Thriller with all the ghouls, they said it was demonic and part of the occult." "Brother Jackson can't do it". He wanted to cancel the Thriller video, he had damnnear a breakdown and cried and told all his managers/promotion team/his people to destroy the Thriller video tapes, I believe his lawyer or someone in the production finally convinced him not to and that's why he put that wanring at the start of the video. He still cut all the Thriller promotion even though the song was still in its hype phase. Despite the awards and the amazing reception from the public, in 1984, Michael said this about the video to the magazine "Awake": "I would never do it again. I just intended to do a good, fun short film, not to purposefully bring to the screen something to scare people, or to do anything bad. I want to do what's right, I realize now that it wasn't a good idea. I have blocked further distribution of the film over which I have control, including its release in some other countries. There's all kinds of promotional stuff being proposed on Thriller, but I tell them, 'No, no, no more Thriller'".
Still, the elders couldn't accept his apology because of his growing status, they thought ambition and wanting fame was wrong and that idolizing humans was not christian. Apparently when he won 8 Grammys in 1984, the next day they gave him an ultimatum, that he must choose between music or the religion, Michael tried to talk to them by reciting Bible verses that supported his view that entertaining people was not wrong, he said: "I still go door to door wherever I am, even if I'm on tour, I can't help it if people hang up my poster on their wall or tear my picture out of a magazine. I don't ask them to idolize me, I just want them to enjoy my music", Michael always thanked God in every interview and gave all the credit to him, still they could not separate his music from his way of living, in his 1988 book Moonwalk, he wrote: "Sundays were sacred for two other reasons as I was growing up, they were both the day that attended church and the day that I spent rehearsing my hardest. This may seem against the idea of 'rest on the Sabbath', but it was the most sacred way I could spend my time, developing the talents that God gave me. The best way I can imagine to show my thanks, is to make the very most of the gift that God gave me."
Even on the Victory tour, Michael was still going door to door, and even hired someone to find a Kingdom Hall in each town, so that he wouldn't miss a meeting, he did everything possible to show his dedication and said he felt sad that he couldn't worship like anyone else, he wrote: "When circumstances made it increasingly complicated for me to attend, I was comforted by the belief that God exists in my heart, and in music, and in beauty, not only in a building. I still miss the sense of community that I felt there, the people who treated me like I was simply one of them, simply human, sharing a day with God." Then, when he was doing Bad, the elders started pressuring Michael again, they thought the publicity the church was getting just because of him was doing them damage, Michael was very criticized for what was known as "worldly" or "sinners" behaviors. Michael was just now finally getting his independence and freedom after leaving the Jacksons and without his father's influence on his life and career, he didn't want to be controlled anymore and felt he couldn't balance his career and the church and that they were "too strict". He said: "Certain things that I did as an artist in my music, I didn't realize I was crossing a line with them, and when they chastised me, it really hurt me. It almost destroyed me."
The last straw ended up being the Smooth Criminal video, where Michael fired a machine gun, the ammunition team helped Michael on how to hold it and fire it, people in there said he was having fun with it, like a little boy playing army. His make up artist Karen Faye said that the next morning Michael came in the trailer very upset, she said: "His eyes welled up in tears, he said, 'Mother called me last night, the church' called her and told her I held and fired a gun yesterday, they ordered that I have to make a decision, either I leave the church, or leave my career', Michael was weeping as he said those words". Karen asked Michael what his mother advized him to do, and he said that she was "horrified", but that at the end of the day, the decision was up to him. So basically that's what happened, on May 1987 Michael quit being a Jehovah's Witness, but still he was almost 30 by that point and some things taught were already into his mind pretty much his whole life, so what do you think Seph? Do you think it was a good thing that he did? I definitely think so, personally I have nothing against anyone who has any religion but to me, I believe in a higher power but I'm not part of any religion, I think maybe it can help some people but it also can brainwash others, and I don't want to feel trapped by can't do this, can't do that, serms like it's way too much, what really matters is what's in your heart, in my opinion, as long as you do good and don't hurt anybody, what do you think?
I actually didnt know this! So he wasnt a Jehovah's Witness at this point in his life! damnn. I get why now also thank you for explaining this!
I did mean to reply to you sooner but i have been swamped today xD
Thank you for explaining this to me Brandon!
@@SephPlays haha sure no problem it must be hard having a reaction channel people commenting all the time 😂 still I appreciate the time you took to read it all and reply to me!
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Being a Michael Jackson fan like i am, i know that Michael always loved classical music
That piano is something special in this piece. If you want a special version of this listen to Will you be there immortal version. I hate remixes for the most part but Michael Jackson The Immortal mixes are superb. Reason is they kept it simple, only accenting certain things keeping the essence of it all. Not taking away. Almost as if they imagined if Michael edited for the stage etc. Love the will you be their immortal version
Should watch the rehearsals of it, sounded great.
This is an amazing song, i love this one, and i love the songs on invincible album, but its some people least favourite, i just prefer the more soulful Michael 😊😊
Same here. I was glad he went back to his original form on Invincible. So many great songs on that album.
the 1992 Dangerous Tour concert performance of this is everything.
Omgggg finallyyy!!! This is definitely my favorite one from the album!! If not my favorite of his period 😍😍 I guess it is a prayer but for some reason whenever I listen to this song I can't help but think that it's like Michael's inner child speaking, like that lonely little boy just wanting to be held and cared for, craving for the love that he never got from his father and it hurts my heart 💔💔😭 especially because in the 2000s on a private tape which hopefully you'll react to (poor Michael couldn't even talk without being secretely recorded but it's a great insight to who he truly was), he confessed that he only continued wanting to be great as an artist and more successful because all he ever wanted was love, he just "wanted people to truly love him because he never really felt loved", that he was hoping he could change his father and make him love him and accept him, and get love from other people, makes me wish I could protect him, his father was so cruel and cold 😢😢 maybe it's just me, but anyway I'm so happy that you liked this song, it's truly beautiful but sooo emotional ❤❤😢
Michael loved classical music. Tchaikovsky had a huge influence. Michael said in an Ebony interview: "It was Tchaikovsky that influenced me the most. If you take an album like Nutcracker Suite, every song is a killer, every one. So I said to myself, ‘Why can’t there be a pop album where … every song is a hit?’ So I always tried to strive for that."
I love Will You Be There, it’s a special song. From the Angel’s intro to the spoken prayer at the end, it’s one of my family’s favourite songs, MJ or otherwise. We the fans will always be there… always 🙏 #MichaelJackson ❤️
Seph you cannot miss the Give Into Me music video!! Please check it out at some point 😆
Hi Seph, at the beginning, the Cleveland Orchestra and the Cleveland Orchestra Chorus play a portion from Beethoven's Ninth Symphony. The segment is from the fourth movement and is a lesser known portion of the famous "Ode to Joy". The German lyrics were written by the German poet Friedrich Schiller. It was a celebratory poem addressing the unity of all mankind. 'It is an appeal, a longing for brotherhood, for joy and jubilation, for the utopia of world peace, for a world without wars and destruction.'
This classical introduction is followed by the Andrae Crouch Singers. It is the same choir as in "Man In The Mirror".
Well put! MJ used choirers in several more songs to come (since you are going chronologically).
This is a beautiful masterpiece.
There’s no way this was the first time you’d heard this but I loved watching you react to it nonetheless. Michael was/ is the greatest x
100% never heard this. Before 10 months ago the only MJ song i knew was Thriller because it got played A LOT during Halloweens.
Maybe watch my very first couple of reactions to MJ here on the channel and it will explain why i don't know anything about him or his music
This song always make me tear up; I swear if anyone doesn't feel this song they're dead inside, his voice can make you feel, that's the beauty about Michael, no matter what your religion is and what you believe in but I think we all can relate to what he says in this song, we all feel confused in some point in our lives, we all need someone to be there for us, and I'm not even talking God specifically ❤
introduction is Beethoven's ninth symphony
My favorite song on the album ❤❤❤ it just touches my heart and soul deeply, whenever I listen to it it almostt feels like I go to a completely different place, that's the definition of spiritual, I love how vulnerable he is; very soulful, I think the beginning was just to set a mood or add to the atmosphere of the song; nothing more than that, I understand it's a little different but I think it's beautiful and really goes well with the song actually, you should listen to it again, maybe you will appreciate it more, sometimes it doesn't have to make sense, you just need to feel it ☺️
Yes, you have been taken to church.
You sure have been taken to church!!
One of my all time favorites
awesome
What you said at the end is so sad but it's true :( he gave so much to the world... I think this can be about people too, once the first extortion attempt happened, the ones who he thought were his friends disappeared and left him, and actually in 2005 during the trial, his lawyer, Tom said Michael was incredibly isolated and scared, not knowing who to trust, he said Michael used to call him at night crying begging for him to not let the media pay him off and to "please don't leave him" 😢😢 his lawyer is amazing and he still believes in Michael's innocence and even 15 years after his death he defends him, fortunately he had the loyalty of his friends Macaulay Culkin and Chris Tucker, who testified for him during the most difficult time in his life, even though everyone was telling them not to do so and that if they got involved it would "damage their career", but all the other celebrities who were at the memorial after he died, where were they when he was being crucified??
"Michael was one of the kindest, nicest people I ever met. His wistful desire to heal the world with love, music and artistry clashed horribly with the barbaric way he was exploited. The world is a far better place because of him." - Tom Mesereau
And this was the best news of 2023: The Michael Jackson Estate has secured Tom Meserau for the upcoming Robson/Safechuck trial.
@@lauren-mo1km No trial date set. And Susan Yu, former defense attorney in the 2005 trial has joined the defense team.
Does this guy not understand how music works? The fact he’s stunned hearing a full orchestra and choir as an intro is mind boggling. And then saying for Michael having choir and classical pieces in soft music in his pieces shows he doesn’t know MJ, nor really have a full understanding and appreciation for musical compositions is crazy. Let music be, don’t over analyze
I have never heard a full on Choir in a pop song before. It completely caught me off guard.
And no i dont know MJ that well, I've only knew him for 10 months where most other people have known his music all their lives.
So i think i'm entitled to be a little starstruck
Great reaction. WYBT is one of my favourite songs. Could you please react to the actual official video (which was released on Dangerous - The Short Films) from FMJLEGACYVEVO? It's very similar to the other video from the MJ YT channel. But I like this more because it shows Michael's fans and the other one movie scenes from Free Willy, which the song was the soundtrack of.
Have you gotten used to the intro or you really hate it ? 😂 I actually don't mind, I think it's a nice touch to the song, it sets the mood, very beautiful and the live version is really "angelic" can't really explain ❤
It's so very good. But to me its like the song isn't a michael jackson song, it's the choirs song with MJ singing backup.
So it's fantastic, but it's MJ that makes it special 😍
@@SephPlays oh definitely Michael adds the magic haha 😍
I can answer this for you, Seph. This choir in particular is known as the Andrae Crouch Choir. The main genres of music the choir is recognized in are Gospel and Contemporary Christian. The choir has been featured on a handful of Michael's songs including this one. The choir can also be heard on "Man In The Mirror", "Keep The Faith", "Earth Song", "Morphine", and "Cry". Out of all of these songs, I've always felt that it wasn't really necessary for them to be on "Morphine". That's just my opinion and any is welcome to disagree with that. The choir sounds great on all of the others. Everyone has their own preferred favorite songs by Michael. I'm no different. If I had a Top 5 list of favorite songs by Michael, "Will You Be There" would stand at #1.
If you like the choir and the message in this one I think you will love the next one too, it's very inspiring
wowwwww
if you watch the video with it it will all make sense
Wow Seph sorry my previous comment got super long 😂😂😂 I hope you enjoy the information, I would like to know what you think
So Seph, you didn't tell us, is it a banger? Will it be going to your playlist now that you listened to it?
Ohh most definitely on both accounts!!! 😍
Please react to the music video and the 1993 MTV performance of this song live
this is not the sort of stuff u see on my playlist...waiting...(the choir will make sense once u get to the live performances...MJ always also had both in mind)...man took u to church...and asked some serious questions.
All cool if you dont like the choir intro, I mostly if not always skip that part and start to listen to the song at around 1:34 instead!
This song is about Jesus I’m sure.
Did you skip the second verse?