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WATCH: Janet Jackson pays homage to Michael Jackson

8y By Kwanele Mathebula

Janet Jackson celebrated what would be her late brother, Michael Jackson‘s 60th birthday with a video that pays homage to his song, Remember The Time. The star shared a video she recreated which was inspired by the visuals of the King of Pop’s video for the 1992 hit song. The video is a collaborative effort with comedians Kwaylon “BlameItOnKway” Rogers, Andrew “King Bach” Bachelor and Diamond Batiste.

In the video shared on her social media, Janet plays an Egyptian queen who determines her dancer’s fate after they dance to her new song, Made For Now.

A fitting way to celebrate the King of Pop!

 

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Had so much fun with these guys @blameitonkway @kingbach @diamondbfilms! ? ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ #MadeForNow #DaddyYankee #dancewithjanet

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In a video shared to Kwaylon’s instagram, Janet shared why she wanted to be a part of the project.

WATCH: Janet Jackson honours late father during concert

Here’s a look at Michael’s video.

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