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Michael Jackson MOONWALK FIRST VS LAST (1983 vs 2001) Michael Jackson’s moonwalk represents one of pop culture’s most iconic evolutions. Debuted on television in 1983, it was originally short, snappy, and hesitant. By his final televised performance in 2001, his technique had transformed into a flawless, effortless glide that... show more

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