Why moves like mick jagger

Keith Richards refers to "Rip This Joint" as "one of the fastest [songs in our catalog], and it really keeps you on your toes. Even when he's at a mic stand, he's always moving, tapping his foot in place like the Energizer Bunny.

Jagger places a hand on his hip at in, right before he falls to the floor for an impressive shoulder stand. And just when you think he actually tired himself out, he drums up more energy. Save Save. Meanwhile, Jagger is up in the club, where he struts around and throws in a butt-wiggle to make the crowd go wild. Signature move: running in place at At the mark, whatever psychedelics you've ingested have kicked in. Between flashing shots, Jagger is working his scarf, stealing a drag and strutting to a funky guitar solo: "Everyday I get another dose.

I can't stand it when the music stops. Shake it up, hot stuff. Horrible, wasn't It? He coos, "Pretty ladies, don't be scared," but everyone is creeped out, "cause this is thriller, thriller night" for the Rolling Stones.

At in, there may be "too much blood," but Jagger is too busy dancing to notice. There's an obvious "Thriller" nod, when a zombie-like Jagger peers at the camera, before becoming possessed like in The Exorcist. Trending Headlines. Music Reviews. Best Rated Music Reviews. Music Video. Top Music Videos.

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One of the highlights of his time on the hit NBC reality competition? So, let's flash to and take a look at what really inspired the Billboard Hot hit.