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Billy Jean on Beer Bottles
Tags for this video have been changed from 'blowing bottles, Michael Jackson' to 'blowing bottles, Michael Jackson, billy jean' - edited by lucky760
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Your video, Aaron Paul, Michael Jackson and the Prince of Brunei, has made it into the Top 15 New Videos listing. Congratulations on your achievement. For your contribution you have been awarded 1 Power Point.
Child playing piano in costco turns out to be musical whiz!
Love the Michael Jackson tilt to his hat.
Inside rolling ship.
Well if he stood in a certain way, he'd replicate Michael Jackson's lean technique.
Bill Nye Pwns Astrology in 1/one minute!
Yes, because everyone born in the same month has the same tendencies and temperaments.
I was born in august, so I'm exactly the same as Barack Obama, Madonna, Whitney Houston, Michael Jackson, Tim Tebow, Ingrid Bergman, Halle Berry, Tony Bennett, Jack Black, Coco Chanel, and Andy Warhol.
Too bad astrology has very little to do with constellations and more to do with tendencies and temperaments. This is why astrology is more of an oracular art than a science.
top ten chris farley moments
Chris Farley, Elvis Presley, Tupac Shakur, The Beatles (they were all fucked up on various abuses, including physical), Michael Jackson, River Phoenix, Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, Kurt Cobain, Heath Ledger, John Belushi, Amy Winehouse, Jim Morrison, Biggie Smalls, Gary Coleman...
I don't think Chris Farley is the prime example, but he's on the list.
But... that doesn't mean their works are any less for it. Getting famous for having talent brings reward, but it also blurs the lines and stunts maturity...
Most of these people didn't even make it to 30, or were so fucked up by the time they had hit this milestone, there was nothing they could do; they didn't have the necessary life lessons that guide us by constant evolution of being. Too many rewards and too much pressure with few threshold guardians to intercede. It's a gauntlet.
None of them. Chris Farley is a prime example of everything wrong with "hollywood comedy".
I've watch 83 seconds of this video, and so far I hate every single aspect of it.
Chris Farley and David Spade are marginally less amusing than finding out you have herpes and Adam Sandler isn't much better.
And then the host says "as per uushe". WTF? you couldn't say "as per usual".
Extreme baby yoga!!
Didn't Michael Jackson do something similar to this with his kid at a hotel a few years back?
Kids React To The Beatles
Although I'm a late Gen X'er (1981), I like the Beatles. I think they wrote very good and diverse music and were a good performing band. They aren't in my very-short-list of personal favorite bands or songs, with personal being a very key word. To each his own; I might hate what you like and you might hate what I like but neither of us is "wrong".
That being said, I think that in the future the Beatles are in some danger of being to music what Shakespeare is to literature. I (personally again) dislike most Shakespeare, and I think that modern Western culture tends to shove his works down ones throat more than necessary. Worse, collectively our culture overreacts to anyone that for whatever reason says they aren't a fan: Don't like Bieber / Michael Jackson / what or whoever? That's cool. Don't like Shakespeare? Philistine! He's the greatest writer of all time! Wharrgarrbl!
I guess what I'm saying is that I can imagine that in 50+ years, a kid might be sitting in school listening to his teachers go on and on about how Shakespeare was the best writer of all time and the Beatles were the best musicians of all time, and anyone thinks otherwise is just wrong, end of discussion. It will be a shame if that happens. By all means play the music (and teach a Shakespeare play or two), but let the reactions and opinions fall where they may.
James Brown Really Knew How To Make A Stage Entrance
The man wetted waaay more panties than Michael Jackson, Lou Rawls or Barry White ever did and that without having to pen a few lyrics no sexier than, "HIT ME!" or, "WATCH ME!"
Kevin Pollack does an Amazing Christopher Walken Impression
I dunno. Wasn't a good impression in my opinion. But, he did inspire me to come up with a quote about Oprah.
I don't like Oprah, she is fucking annoying. So, this guy starts talking about Oprah and after having watched this, I replied "Oprah should be injected with whatever Michael Jackson was injected with. So, she can be white and skinny." He fucking laughed for like 20 minutes
*Incredible* acoustic cover of P.Y.T. by 20yo Tori Kelly
>> ^Hive13:
She sounds like a young Michael Jackson. Great cover.
I thought exactly the same!
*Incredible* acoustic cover of P.Y.T. by 20yo Tori Kelly
She sounds like a young Michael Jackson. Great cover.
Like A Boss - Win Compilation
Chance of Win is greater when there is Michael Jackson music in the background.
Revenge is a dish best served pink. (little girl's room)
They really REALLY like Michael Jackson. Judging by the sunlight and amount of work they must have listened to him for 10 hours straight
Windsurfing teacher: a hands-on position
It's not groping if you're wearing a glove.
Ask Michael Jackson.