Who rights history in America

[starving student]

are you one of the gabillion-trillion-zillion-I don't believillion people who believe
that Michael Jackson invented the moonwalk or was the first artist to grab his crotch
for musical posturing?

[ThrowAway]

I dont know who was the first but Ive seen james brown do it in old movies before mj was abc'ing.

[starving student]

that was more of a moon slide though wasn't it I dunno, but the phrase
moonwalk existed long before michael jackson did it. people act like they have
no idea though.

[ThrowAway]

sorry I didnt clarify, I saw james brown grab his crotch way before mj

[starving student]

really, i haven't seen that, it's just one of those things you don't imagine james brown doing of course with michael you're always expecting it.

[glitchrock-buddha]

I don't know who rights history in America. Nor do I know who writes it.

[emef]

jeffrey daniel from shalamar in 1982 (1.40) for the moonwalk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ImkBve8OW8

jacko did it at motown 25 in 1983

then again

bill bailey 1955 check the last 10 seconds

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2VbPd2iu4bg

bill bailey wins

[stringtapper]

Who wrongs it is the better question.

[ThrowAway]

really, i haven't seen that, it's just one of those things you don't imagine james brown doing of course with michael you're always expecting it.

Really? James brown is one of my idols...He was truly a pervert till the day he died.

[Tone Deft]

bill bailey 1955 check the last 10 seconds

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2VbPd2iu4bg

bill bailey wins

very cool bit of trivia!!

[glitchrock-buddha]

Who wrongs it is the better question.

I guess who wrongs it is usually the same people who write it.

But who rights it? People like Chomsky I suppose, although he didn't have much to say about MJ and his moonwalk...

[ollyb303]

Who rights history in America

People who can spell mostly.

Sorry, couldn't resist

[timothyallan]

"Who rights history in America?"

hopefully not you

Stop, grammar time!

[glitchrock-buddha]

I was under the impression that "Who rights history" was a clever way to say "Who tells the real story?", as in "Righting a wrong".

[Tone Deft]

Stop, grammar time!

omfg, no you didn't!

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