1955, Moonwalking…

Bob Fosse in Little Prince movie, 1974 had a massive influence on Michael Jackson.

We all know who invented moonwalking. Clint Eastwood in 1885.

@Brer_Cat It was called the backslide, it was a dance in black culture forever

Always sad to see white artists like MJ steal from black culture.

Not similar to the Jackson's Moonwalk. But Fosse's version is the clear blueprint. We should end the gibbering Leftist kiljoy hysteria about "cultural appropriation" and celebrate it as the soul of the creative world.

Which is Irish tap, what's your point? So pathetic all this oh this is black, oh this is white. We'z invented dat, no whites did... everything is derivative to some extent of any other culture on the planet. Get over it.

so another white man steals shit from black people. got it

Michael perfected it though.

Mexican did it before in 1940

I think Michael Jackson asked Jeffrey Daniel to show how to do it. I've not seen better than this.

Carl Perkins did the moonwalk before anyone I'm pretty sure

Surely the point is that you have to look as though you're walking forwards while moving backwards. The one above doesn't do that - or isn't very good!

Too bad this type of dancing is looked at negatively today. He's absolutely killing it.

But Elvis stole the blues as well! 😄🤣😄

That's not moonwalking

Sir, that's tap dancing.

So MJ don't create anything 🤔

That's me when the bar tab comes.

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That kneegrow is doing a low IQ version of Irish/Scottish foot dancing, which has been around for hundreds of years, if not longer. It's funny how kneegrows act like they invented everything, when really they just stole all their "culture" from White people.

so what?

Not even close

Duh from Black Americans.

That’s just one move in the video shown of the film

Mike didnt say he watched this man to be influenced He watched the white man according to him

Can we have classy black society back? Jazz was great and they were artists back then.

Thank you

This look ass

Black people were moonwalking in the 30s. And doing a lot of modern dances back then.

That’s called tap dancing lmfao

Buck dancing

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