I first thought this was gonna be a full upload of Rhythm Nation. Still a An epic piece of art

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YAAAAS ITHL

Me too !

I always wished she made a video for "He Doesn't Even Know That I'm Alive" from her control album, I pictured something like a Grease theme like Summer Nights, or You're The One That I Want for the song and it's like a dream versus reality about a man she really wants but he doesn't notice her or behaves like that as a front to get her to make the move, or annitiate as such as it's her in control all the way.

Congratulations again on your induction into the hall of fame my friend. Good to know you did well with your career and life.😉💪✋❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏

So true💯💯💯💯💯💖💖💖💖💖💖💖

I wouldn’t say it was ahead of it’s time, it’s more that it’s still relevant today. Ahead of its time implies that it wasn’t for the time it came out but I think it’s always been relevant.

Dont speak for others unless asked to

How was it ahead of it's time? This has been going on forever in the US. It's pretty sad that these issues are still relevant today.

@Donna Laney I do. I came from nothing ✝️

The song is ahead of it's time how worse the world is today compared to back then it is agead of it's time all the crimes and evilness in the world got worse and worse over the years ahead of it time is right.

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WORD!!!!

NO! 🤭🤣🤣

Actually, even more so...today

Shit yeah!

I agree

Yep, you hit the nail on the head! 👌👍🎶🎵🎶

No it’s not…

@@kBENY8661 yes it is!

@@ManSizeSextet as a dancer myself, no it’s not. How many choreography based music videos have u seen exactly? I gave it all my respect, since the culture of choreography was still undergoing develop at the time and it indeed was quite pioneering back then. However, you can’t lie about it being not good. Compared with today’s standard, it is shabby.

@@kBENY8661 Well let's see what you do so we can compare? I see all the qualities of fantastic choreography here. It is a slave to the beat and rhythms, storytelling and phrasing, coordination, agility, precision, etc. It's fucking fantastic. I'd take this over 90% of today's over choreographed routines that have no semblance of storytelling, and complete disregard of the rhythm of the music.

@@ManSizeSextet 100%. todays choreography has zero soul.

Right here! 5-29-2024

One of the most important albums in history

we better be!

Interesting about Janet Jackson: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hZOqirqFupiUko0.html

Uh....no Nasty?

@@blackamerican40 it’s already coming out tomorrow

"Let's Wait Awhile" will be uploaded tomorrow! 😊

Oh Yaaasss! These young ppl just DNT know the music my generation had all we did WAS PARTY and we had Fun....nobody got hurt made sure everybody got home safely..I need a time Machine 👍🙋❤️💯(I'm 67)

"Nasty" will be uploaded tomorrow. Yessss. ❤

I want Janet Jackson Don’t stop (all nite) on her KZfaq channel

I didn't know "Go Deep" had a music video omg

@@kingj6688 It is already uploaded here, but blocked worldwide except Canada and Japan.

@@kingj6688 yep. And this is the problem - nobody can discover her work because it’s not available worldwide. Such poor work by her team.

I can see Michael dancing to this one and tearing the stage up

Yep! This and Rhythm Nation.

Yep, this and the whole Rhythm Nation album inspired Michael to go in the New Jack Swing direction for Dangerous.

They both used each other's dancers too, amazing

@What Was That?? why did they get taken down wtff

Because they were during the social media era. If KZfaq was around during the time of her albums Control and Rhythm Nation, her released music videos would have a billion hits like todays top artist.

Madonna is the Queen of POP

@@PSYKSY_ Not over she's not

@@PSYKSY_she’s the queen of crap

​@@PSYKSY_no she's not try again

There are notes to this song. Just not in this video. This is like an instrumental version.

​@@JemJam2976it's the same on the album

And she did all of this without promoting herself as being Michael’s little sister too!

@@kenthuang436 can't touch this!

They are showing part 2 tonight,Part 1 premiered yesterday.

The documentary was insightful! I enjoyed it.

Same here we have the same sentiments

I want to see it too. But it seem that only the US Can see it. I'm from Belgium and a lot of european fans don't knows How to watch it

@RodriVlogs Not sure but I hope so because I missed it.

Hopefully! 🔥

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Madonna is queen of pop:)

Shup up. She Madonna doesn't care bout u are any of her fans.

Janet does and is so much more than POP. Even though, One would expect for a Or the Queen of POP to be able to slay a stage like Janet, but she can't.

Oh WoW! NICE💯👍🤗

Fuck yes. Janet's a damn blueprint. OG

Period!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Queen of pop is Madonna:)

@@danielpachl5399 loll

@@danielpachl5399 To you

Madonna is the Queen of Pop and she can have it . Janet does musically so much more!

@@danielpachl5399no, Janet is the Queen & Michael is the King. 👑Period

Which channel you watching it on & where in the world are you?

Soooo...credit for the 'whoever helped with the knowledge song in general' as well as for the whole album goes squarely to Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis, the same dynamic duo who produced her 'Control' album. In the mid-'80s they were an unstoppable song writing and producing pair and worked not only with Janet but with New Edition (listen to the whole 'Heartbreak' album) in helping all of these young performers find their 'voice'. All of the songs on the first side of 'Rhythm Nation' are semi-dystopian in that they portray a world that requires change, but the first song on side B of the album/cassette is 'Alright', a full-bore dance-floor banger that seems to release the anxiety of the 'A' side of the album. Jam and Lewis were the masters of these great story telling albums. If you listen to 'Heartbreak' from start to finish, it's the struggle of young men trying to grow up in the entertainment industry. If you listen to the "Hearsay' album by Alexander O'Neal, it is your standard adult house-party with lots of energy at the beginning of the evening, people talking about people, and then people starting to pair-off towards the end. Get yourself some Jam and Lewis 'knowledge' and you'll have more strong songs than you know what to do with that sound just as fresh and relevant today as they did back in the '80s, '90s, 2000s and beyond!