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Michael Jackson got roasted and mocked for lip-syncing during the Dangerous performance at the 1995 MTV Awards. But for that level of insane dance, it’s completely justified. He literally had to lip-sync so he could deliver those legendary moves while still letting everyone hear his vocals perfectly. We’re talking... show more

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