Climb Every Mountain - The Jacksons, An American Dream

Alex Burrall playing (and singing) young Michael Jackson in The Jacksons - An American Dream. One of the best reditions of the song I have ever heard.

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[mhhhhhelmem]

what is de name of de movie

[beentold]

@mhhhhhelmem "The Jacksons: An American Dream"

[MYTMIC]

Pretty sure thats Jason Weaver singing

[beentold]

@MYTMIC sounds right to me...

[beentold]

No, that's an actor. :)

[234cece]

cute but bad quality

[beentold]

Yeah I know, sorry. :(

[truth8809]

I wonder how Michael Jackson felt about this performance?

[ddelfao]

@MYTMIC Supposedly, it's really Michael's recording voice when he was 5.

[janedamear]

@dieselheart001 Im a trite, boring, and a cunt? For having a simple debate with you? Right. If im so boring why are you even bothering to respond to my trite cunt,dont grasp irony, no grasping anything bordering intangible ass? This coming from someone who sounds as incompetent and the least bit complex to grasp his own contradicting remarks in previous comments if you will but yet you have the audacity to try and belittle another for clearly only reiterating what you said? Haha right.

[RoseizRose]

@truth8809 in an autobiography he wrote he said he was excited about this performance. he was thrilled when teachers were congratulating him. He said he loved looking out in the audience seeing people smiling and cheering for him and giving him a standing ovation was the greatest feeling hes ever known. (book is called Moonwalk)

[dieselheart001]

@janedamear That's exactly the point. They weren't "discovered", and "Ben" wouldn't have been performed. What is painfully obvious is that you don't grasp irony. I doubt you can anyway. So far you are demonstrating- quite disappointingly- perfectly linear thought, which indicates that you have absolutely no grasp of anything bordering on intangible. That, and you are trite, boring; and a cunt. So, get something that could be construed as a "life" and have an adequate day.

[janedamear]

@dieselheart001 Lmao "Ben" would have been a better choice? How the hell could he have performed that when him and his brothers were not yet discovered and on top of that "Ben" was written specifically for him. So therefore your point is invalid, which is more so PAINFULLY OBVIOUS you dont understand the context and setting of it. Im not gonna entertain you anymore, get your facts straight simple as that. Good day.

[BrookeHylandMJFan]

@MYTMIC That's Alex Burrall, Jason played him next

[dieselheart001]

@morbears Do you know just how trite and ignorant the words "lighten up" make you appear? If you can't handle someone stating their opinion in a open comment format, then go somewhere safe where you won't be so off-put by others. So what if the kid was 5? Shoot whoever picked this for him to sing, if you can't deal with it.

[dieselheart001]

@janedamear I'm sure he shouldn't have performed this. "Ben" would have been a better

choice. Or anything else. It's painfully obvious that you don't understand context and setting as it applies to musical performance.

[dieselheart001]

@janedamear Yes. I DID watch the movie. And yes, MJ did sing this at 5 yrs. Your point? I stated my opinion on the performance, and succinctly why. In the movie or stage production of "Sound Of Music" this is performed by an older woman as counsel to a younger woman. I disagreed with it being performed by a male. And I certainly disagree with Xtina's disgusting caterwauling. This was performed out of context by an inappropriate performer. Dirt simple. Disrespect? Nope. Get over it.

[janedamear]

@dieselheart001 Actually at the age of 5, and im sure he did a damn good job.