Michael Jackson's reaction during the recording of 'We Are The World' has left people with a burst of laughter.
A new Netflix documentary has unveiled previously unseen footage from the 1985 recording session.
Michael Jackson's distinctive expression while listening to another artist's voice has become a hilarious moment that viewers are bringing up again.
The moment has become a memorable one for viewers of a new Netflix documentary called 'The Greatest Night in Pop,' which shows never-before-seen footage from the 1985 recording session.
Michael Jackson's hilarious reaction when he listened to the voices of his fellow musicians.
In the documentary, which showcases the dedicated effort to bring together an incredible group of musicians in an era when cell phones and email have not appeared, viewers enjoyed a clip of the recording that has since gone viral.
For decades, Michael Jackson is known for hits like 'Beat It,' gave some rather amusing looks to his fellow musicians.
In the video, Jackson performed perfectly one of his lines, but he suddenly stopped swaying and posed a straight-faced expression when he listened to the voice of another artist.
The artist that left Jackson baffled was Huey Lewis, the lead singer of the band News, who followed with the line, "But if you just believe, there's no way we can fall."
As Lewis sang with Cyndi Lauper and Kim Carnes, Jackson's seemingly shady look made another appearance.
Even Daryl Hall can be seen covering his ears in the background, leaving people curious about what it sounded like to them at the time.
This funny moment became the meme from the 80s when the internet did even not exist. Now, it has suddenly emerged again making people fascinated.
The recording session was held to raise funds for famine relief in Africa
Michael Jackson and Lionel Richie, the co-writers of the song, led a group of talented artists to raise funds for African famine relief during that memorable recording night,
The film delves into the early planning stages, including the writing sessions with Richie and Jackson, and takes viewers inside the renowned Henson Studios where 'We Are The World' was recorded.
Some legendary artists such as Bruce Springsteen, Smokey Robinson, Kenny Loggins, Dionne Warwick, and Huey Lewis himself still remember that historic evening, alongside musicians, engineers, and production crew members.
It was a night that left a remarkable mark on music history.
