World's fastest talking man sings Michael Jackson's BAD in 20 seconds @VideoScrapbookOfOurTimes
Published February 5, 2014
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123,498,698
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3,150,595
Comments
271,655
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From the time capsule: John Moschitta, Jr., the world's fastest talking man sings Michael Jackson's BAD in 20 seconds (November 10, 1987). Reporter - Marcus Jones. Also see my extended BOBBY BROWN interview on my VIDEO SCRAPBOOK Channel (https://youtu.be/qOJd_9AcMFI) and CEDRIC THE ENTERTAINER AND D. L. HUGHLEY TAK…
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- February 5, 2014
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How World's fastest talking man sings Michael Jackson's BAD in 20 seconds @VideoScrapbookOfOurTimes is doing
It has 123M views in total. It ranks #42,828 among tracked YouTube videos by views.
Key facts about World's fastest talking man sings Michael Jackson's BAD in 20 seconds @VideoScrapbookOfOurTimes
- Total views
- 123M
- Total likes
- 3.15M
- Total comments
- 271K
- Published
- February 5, 2014
- Global rank by views
- #42,828
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World's fastest talking man sings Michael Jackson's BAD in 20 seconds @VideoScrapbookOfOurTimes has 123,498,698 views, 3,150,595 likes and 271,655 comments, ranking #42,828 among tracked YouTube videos by views.
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