The video likely resonated due to its candid and relatable portrayal of an artist expressing frustration with repetitive work, juxtaposed with the iconic status of Michael Jackson. The humor derived from his 'irritated' state and the anticipation of his 'favorite method' likely drove engagement.
Summary
This video features Michael Jackson on stage, appearing irritated by the repetitive nature of his performance. He expresses his desire to move on from older material and choreography, suggesting a preference for newness. The video ends with him seemingly accepting the situation and preparing to perform.
Structure
1Michael Jackson appears irritated on stage.
2He questions the current performance and expresses a desire for newness.
3He states his reasons for disliking the old material: it's old.
4He agrees to perform the old material, but only his favorite method.
5He hints at a change or a specific way he will perform it.
On-screen text
irritated michael
happy again
Transcript
What are you doing? We're supposed to do something new in this part of the show. What are you doing? Let me finish please. The number one reason why I don't want to do the old stuff. The number one reason, it's old. Great. Number two, the choreography is old. Yeah. It's old. I'll do the old stuff for you. I'm not doing it for you guys. I'm doing it for them. But if we do the old stuff. But if we do the old stuff. You have to do my favorite method. What's your favorite method? You'll see. You'll see.
Original caption
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