Janet Jackson - Got 'Til It's Gone (Official Music Video)
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Official Music Video for Got Till It's Gone performed by Janet Jackson.
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Who's here in 2024??
I’d forgotten how much I love this
Tonight after a good night with the girls, just for an extra shot of serotonin.
Everyone is so BEAUTIFUL here.
This Guy right here.
I woke up this morning singing this chorus, couldn’t remember who made the song tbh and I typed the lyrics in Google and remembered it was Janet Jackson and it was so nostalgic to watch and hear this song today 🥹
im about to sample this lol willing to bet it becomes a signed artists single lol right now...
In the music video Janet Jackson portrays a lounge singer during the time of apartheid in South Africa. The video is inspired by a blend of 1960s and 1970s South African culture, as evidenced by the Drum magazine, Lion beer, and "slegs Blacks" signs that were all over the country. These signs indicate that Black people were not allowed to use or enter certain areas. The dressing style of the people in the video was inspired by the work of Malick Sidibé and Seydou Keita, two photographers from Mali. The video is a powerful statement against racism and discrimination. It shows that even in the darkest of times, there is always hope and beauty. It also celebrates the rich culture and heritage of Black people.
Thank you for all these information. I actually want to pin this comment to remember all of it, whenever I come back to watch this great video.
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Thanks for the info! That's awesome!
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Yes, thank you! Just one more reason to love it. Still here 2024
Something about this song that just puts you in another place. It has it's own gravity.
Its the smooth vibe...😊
"Dont it always seem to go,that you dont know what you've got till it's gone". So much truth!!
Many many years have passed between 10+ to a little over 20yrs and my ex-wife and my ex's still in contact with mom's or whom ever till this day😊
Proof you don't realize what you got till its gone. ✌️
Joni Motchell never lies❤😂
Nothing gained Is nothing lost. Your drunk ass uncle told me so
Why can't music be this good again?
Check out Esperanza Spalding :)
Undercutting American artist in their homeland. Peace and Blessings to South Africa. 💌 💛
I agree
dilla ded yo
Right
Probably one of the most beautiful music videos ever shot.
hands down! masterpiece
and Janet is really beautiful in this one. She looks like she's having a really good time in this video
It's based on the Sophiatown era, in South Africa
It is
There’s no moment that isn’t aesthetically perfect.
My mom used to blast this all the time when I was younger and drove me nuts... here I am as a grown woman blasting it lol
And when or if you have children you will be driving them nuts too😂❤
Lol 4 real... welcome to the club
I scaled to twice a month ...
And a thousand replays
Lol, full circle 😂
Happy Birthday 🥳🎂 to you Janet Jackson 💐🎉 we are so proud of you as you turn 58th today
Happy Belated Birthday 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Now i realize that Janet was always ahead of her time. She did a great work about human rights, racism and more.
There is no sense. You just realize with one song how they fight for causes . Lol
Or she sampled an old classic when everyone else was doing the same and sold a ton of records. You decide 🤷🏻♂️
@@danielward67 everyone such as...?
@@henriquedjosci Practically all the hip hop and R&B artists of the 90s sampled old classics.
@@danielward67 such as...
whoever created this video is pure genius
J Dilla changed my life. R.I.P to the most underappreciated musical genius Hip-Hop has seen.
Good to hear. I'm currently reading it as well. I take flowers to Dilla's grave every year.
This song wasn't produced by Jay though.
By whom then?
@@MrThemexacutionersounds like Q Tip
@@TerranceRobertson1985 Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis were inspired by Dilla's/The Ummah's work on The Brand New Heavies' "Sometimes" Remix. It's not a Dilla production. th-cam.com/video/44d4fGGFAsY/w-d-xo.html
Happier times in the 1990s!!! And happy birthday to queen janet!! And many more
Joni Mitchell's sample was everything
Nairobi; They paved up Paradise, put up a parking lot.
Joni Mitchell never lied...
@@paracleteconsult8677 Kenyans meet everywhere
Master peace sample.
"she never lies"
This woman’s catalogue unrivalled.
Facts!
I’d like to visit that era for a day
There are very few perfect music videos, this is one of them. Absolute perfection. Romanek and Janet were untouchable.
EVERY frame in this video is like a painting. This is a fricken masterpiece of video editing, and like all great work it continues to stand the test of time. And the track is DOPE!
Damn, you're actually right
Well said.
That’s because the video directly references “real” photos from DRUM magazine (a South African publication noted chiefly for its early 1950s and 1960s reportage of township life under apartheid). It was stylised and directed as such. Therefore taking on a very “photogenic” or “painting esque” look (as you say).
Madonna used to do the same in some of her videos (she used the same director Mark Romanek).
What makes this a masterpiece, in my opinion, is it’s blatant celebration of black culture (be it South African or otherwise), it’s lack of whitewashing or watering down of black pride , and it’s display of “real” love for beauty within black community (not conventual at all in American terms). That might not sound like much in 2020 post Beyoncé, Lauren Hill, (and Rihanna to an extent). But at the time it had never been done on mainstream US media, let alone on MTV (so white).
If you like how this video looks, try and get your hands on some old copies of DRUM magazine.
If you like this, watch Janet's music video for "Someone To Call My Lover"
@@Anonymous-kt6fs didn't realise the video was based on the pictures on the DRUM magazine-brilliant video
25 years later and the video is _still_ so ahead of its time.
Some timeless stuff was made back in the good ol' nineties...
X1
I was just a kid when this came out. It has stayed with me ever since then. This video is a masterpiece.
@@piotrkucharski1060 This was (in her own way) her response to _Remember the Time_ with the Afrocentric vibes.
@@DavidRichardson95 On many levels, at least for me, her response was much more powerful
One of my favorite music videos of all time. A true masterpiece.
Agreed
The song, video and album is a masterpiece and my # 1 all time favorite album by Janet.
Masterpiece even in 2024..I still come here regularly
Me too
Just for that extra shot of serotonin
People praising new artists for things the Jacksons did decades ago...
She was so ahead of her time, so creative and dynamic I miss her style
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Dilla was ahead of his time too. Great combination
always been like this, since the 60s. it's a youth culture, mate. and the youth loves to be bamboozled. and the companies love to rehash. you can try, but noone listens to the man shouting in the desert.
@@bl6508 yeah not praising the jacksons - DILLA joint!!!
Shout out to Q-Tip and A Tribe Called Quest
Black Culture... All United, under a celebration of our Beauty and Power... Jacksons are just music royalty... QTip was exquisite 👌🏽 ✨️ 😍
Hello from Gabon 🇬🇦 (Central Africa)
Nice comment. 🙏👍🏿💪❤️
@@mouila 👋👋👌🏽
Hello from Norway, loved this song growing up
black American culture only
This song has so much resonance, especially when you're South African🇿🇦 ...I find myself coming back year after year. Timeless masterpiece.
Can confirm the same resonance with Kenyans; most of Africa IMHO. SSA especially.
Phalafala TKZee
@Rebaone Gill, I was about to say the same thing
South Africans love the Jacksons❤️❤️❤️❤️
"ubatshele ses'fikile"
Wow Janet did a great job in curating Sophiatown Era South African culture here. Big ups! Love from South Africa.
Masterpiece.
was wondering if she shot it over here
@@waldo_s I believe it was.
@@waldo_s i think it was shot in LA. but they did a good job. even included a black label quart
And the drum magazine
I can’t believe this masterpiece only has 9 million views…If u here in 2024 and beyond,,please like this comment i keep coming back here to refresh my exciting childhood memories…God bless You🙏🙏🙏
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Here in 2024….two stepping
@@Ms.Tee65 I like this song...ooooohh ooooo yoooo...lol
July 25, 2024 ❤❤❤❤
Heard this for the first time a few days ago this is a beautiful video.
This is the era where black love was sexy, dark skin was powerful and desirable, the words made you want to fall in love ....the culture was lit🔥🔥🔥🔥🖤✊🏾
As a white middle school girl when this came out, I found this video so beautiful. Watching it now still holds true.
Zionist’s haven’t completely taken over the black music industry at that time.
To bad the the bmales and bm don’t feel the same and never did so I won’t ever pursue it ever again but the bw will always prevail & be prosperous and now alotta of us don’t want the false and fake blk love it was never a two way street it’s struggle luv unreal (we always love the music and some of the culture but no to blq luv it never ever appreciates the bw and children) it’s best for bw to move away from blk luv
This song is still as smooth as ever.
i also wait for janets decision now really to sing and make her music,
good to be official cartman fan ,....
I don't think any music video has made me cry continuously throughout the video. So much Blackness 😍🥰, so much unity, so much love and passion
Straight tears wow
THE TRUTH THE WHOLE TRUTH & NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH!!!!!!🤎🤎🤎
Stop lying you wasn't crying
@@UncTomASmith STFU. Don't try to speak for me
@@UncTomASmithI'm tearing up for real. We'll never get this vibe in music again, music was dope and real back then 😕
I still got this on my mellow playlist. I never stopped playing this.
Velvet Rope Era seriously untouchable. And Janet was a completely different spiritual embodiment on every single's video. Can't even tell this is the same person who had just dropped I Get So Lonely with Blackstreet a few months prior. Not to mention, she looks flawless here. Smile of an angel. Skin is immaculate. Barely looks like she's wearing any makeup. I know there's some there. But hardly.
This was back in 1997.
Now, 2020, this video/song still gives me goosebumps. This is a masterpiece. It's all about dignity.
Same here.
Yup
Dang this came out in 97’. Wow time fly’s. #classic
Yup
More like 96
Who’s here 2020 let’s rock it
Am rockin🥰
here here. no homo but qtip looks gorgeous here. Janet? uf. she is beautiful.
never seen q tip live... my mistake. de la soul, the roots i have been to, fantastic performers, shame i never got a chance to see Qtip and Janet. Lovely pair:)
Covid got me like damn. I had outside for a min
Coronavirus 2020
The video comes across as totally current. Timeless material ... both the music and visuals!
Forever the Jackson ❤
Took 11 years to finally be viewable world wide.. One of Janet biggest hits... Happy 25 Velvet rope
J Dilla on the Beat
Janet on the Hit
and Q-Tip on the Feat... ahhhhh too much.. LOVEEE THISS
J dilla produced the remix not this one sir.
He produced this one too. Simply never got the credit for it.
Jimmy Jam made the beats on MPC and he told the story about it on Red Bull Music Academy - He admires Dilla and this was his version of his the feel :)
Dilla's remix is called Ummah Jay Dee's Revenge Mix for a reason
No man it's jimmy jam... influenced by J dilla's remix of Sometimes by Brand New Heavies.
The video is a pure work of art. Along with a song it is a complete masterpiece
The beat the bass the vibe the black melanin the art the unity the energy the excellence the happiness the joy the renaissance the laughter the smiles the scars the different skin tones of black & brown this is the best video I ever seen in my life 😊
J Dilla
Best comment🏆🖤
Copper colored black means dead in law
that's the Dilla effect, he was an alien we didn't deserve
This was my favorite era of Janet Jackson.
me to
Same.
Velvet rope
It was a good era, a close second to her first era.
Me too!
I appreciate this masterpiece even more today. What a wonder. The vocals. The ambiance. The lyrics. The video. Wow. Just wow!!
Perhaps one of the most amazing pieces of media ever.
Can we admit that this is a masterpiece? For me there's no question about it.
Looking back at her music she had so much style and different ways of singing. This song is very smooth!
Velvet Rope was just an incredible album.
A masterpiece.
Great concert to!
totally agree
4, April, 2024 and this song remains a masterpiece still! Like WTF!! Song, Lyrics and Video seems unrivaled. Just can't seem to get enough. Goddamnit!!!
Janet Jackson had a 16 year run '87-'03 that'll never be matched again in music history. Living LEGEND and continues to get better now in her fifties...
Technically 1986 since that's when Control kicked off.
This song and video ( as a South African) is everything💙💜💙
Ntuli ❤❤❤
🌐🌐🌐🌐🌐🌐🌐🌐
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On Spotify it's one of the most streamed Janet's songs, yet on youtube its numbers are miserable. How can it be? Especially since the video is a masterpiece
You do know being blind is will stop people seeing. But not hearing...
You do know people can listen to music at work but not be seen on their phones.
I could keep going.
Two things: 2004 incident + her videos are blocked worldwide.
It’s not available in the US
Probably blocked. Lots of her vids were blocked for ages
because they edit her actual views, trying to avoid the reward she really deserves.
CEOs.
🎉this is real black culture
No it’s just black American culture. Big world out there.
I heard this song back when I was still living in Africa, in my teenage years. Still giving me goosebumps
Same here, having goosebumps right now😊
the cinematography of this video is flawless
I hope Janet Jackson forgives me for not realizing the beauty of this song decades ago... you don't know what you got til it's gone! Classic
Video is great but the music is just a total sample of Joni Mitchell's Big Yellow Taxi.
@@clansome: Is that a negative issue? Some of the most unforgettable songs are SAMPLES!! What have YOU done, to better the world? Answer: "Absolutely NOTHING!!"
@@cocoafemme47 Yup nothing. However I just don't care for music which has such deep sampling. Also did a bit of digging on the song as it didn't cross my radar in 1997, but Janet Jackson was sued by Des'ree who thought the song was very similar to her own song "Feel So High" from her 1992 album Mind Adventures. In July 1998, she was awarded an out-of-court settlement granting her 25 per cent of the publishing royalties from the song; around £2 million. Des'ree later said she wanted Jackson to recognize that she had "borrowed" from her work and not given her credit. So a borrowed tune cut with readily distinguished sample gets a thumbs down from me. Sorry but that's my opinion. Video is great mind.
@@clansome you were also sampled from your dads sack...that means you're also whack
@@clansomeHush. This song is incredible because of Janet, Jimmy, Terry and Q-Tip. Period. Janet settled to be nice. She was not attempting to sound like Des’ree. Janet clearly created a melody that was complementary to the beat/music. That lawsuit was a damn reach.
Janet's laugh is just everything.
yup, u saw that article where they ranked her best laughs?
Marshell Johnson Janet used her 'laugh' too often through our the years in my opinion or her producers did
Agree, I' ve always loved Ms Jackson smile and laugh
Her smile that is.
Impeccable. Reminiscent of her brother MJ's
Love Janet Jackson 💞
Who's going to see her in Concert this year 2024 🎉🥳🥰💕💕⭐😍
St.Louis Jun24😊
What a timeless piece 🔥
This video is art. Full of mystery, beauty and total confusion, but which comes together to make perfect sense
One of the greatest songs by Janet. By the way, she is the best selling female in Africa.
the greatest
Velvet Rope is one of the best albums . A masterpiece
I still LOVE this song, its relevance, its feel, its look Thank you Janet Jackson and Q Tip for your existence!
It’s 2022 and I just watched the Janet Jackson documentary and I came straight here to listen to this masterpiece because you don’t know what you got till it’s gone
MJ & JJ ALL THE WAY !!!
Same here
@@joanphiri4864 Where can I find the Documentary?
@@2604Pro hulu
Kno thatttt
Masterpiece cause Joni Mitchell never lies...
Set it in stone and make those letters golden
@Sundiata Keita The sample is big yellow tax by joni mitchell
Sundiata Keita check her out, check this woman’s work
@Sundiata Keita An artist that writes her own music, produces her own music and doesn't need autotune.
Janet's her finest songs are these smooth r&b tracks, like What Have You Done For Me Lately and That's the Way Love Goes and this one...all 3 are sooooo masterclass 😎
The colour grading of this video is timeless and unique to the song and video. It’s Art.
All of Janet's hits never fails us
I, honestly, never saw a better music video. This masterpiece is timeless. True art.
no lie
This and NIN. Polar opposites but the two are brilliant🔥🔥🔥
Mark Romanek and Janet were really in their bag here. Timeless.
One of the most beautiful music videos of all time.
This tune has been ringing in my head for years..never knew which song it was..discovered it recently..I feel at peace now.
Me too. This came out when I was grade 1 I think
Same here
Oh me too. I just found out today. But it's been disturbing me for years. Like a mission I had to carry out
'I feel at peace now.' haha
It’s a sample of big yellow taxi by Joni Mitchell. They shouted her out in the video
Probably my fav Janet Jackson song; so beautiful and smooth, and poignant too. The video is rich and fabulous in equal measure. Respect.
The untouched, gloss of all that Melanin..❤
I love hitting the streets playing this jam at night❤
Got Til it's Gone is an amazing song, one of my favorite of her entire repertoire, and what about this gem of a video. Every shot could be hung for a photographic exhibition. I sincerely think that Janet brought more to the music than Michael. I know that it will not please but those who think the opposite do not know her discography. Musically Michael's music is exceptional but Janet brought in addition all these themes about her own experience (emancipation, social consciousness, sexual liberation, rewriting her personal development...). Musically what she produced in particular with Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis never got old. She has always been a bit in the shadow of her brother's incredible legacy but she is simply the greatest artist of the last 40 years.
100%
I agree wholeheartedly
It's 2022, i'm 27 and she still tops the list of all of my most played Spotify songs every year. This year my most played songs of hers were Feedback, Got Til It's Gone, I Get Lonely, Made For Now & Scream. Janet's music is timeless
25 years and still as mint … classic
Its the melanin popping for me, just rich blackness everywhere, a love-letter to our people.. just brilliant Janet😍😍
When this came out it wasn't one of Janet's most popular songs but I still love it. It's so smooth and the Joni Mitchell sample is a nice touch.
Which is crazy, cause this song (and video) is gorgeous.
Specialy when she took everything from Des'ree
My fave r and b artist and the tribe are my fave hip hop collective . This song is everything and the video is sublime . Pure art .
It was popular in West Africa (for like half a decade since it's release) so I'm shocked but ok...
Yes so smooth, surprised to hear it wasn’t a hit at the time - people with good taste are here at least 😁
Janet looks so beautiful and pure in this video
The video is outstanding as well as Janet. I love my people. Don't let them fool you, we are beautiful.
Timeless. It's as if this song was released today.
Who is still Listening to this great tune in 2019 😄👌🏿
Janet Jackson go in sooo hard on this right here, straight up BANGER! He aint like all them oppas who just be usin that AUTHENTICVIEWS jawnt to glow up like SLim Jesus dun did . . .
I've always loved this video as a kid, I just realised that this video was shot in South Africa.. Castle beers, Drum magazine, Apartheid segregation signs, ID documents written in Afrikaans. Top-Tier Janet.👌🔥
Girl or boy this was shot in Los Angeles at the palladium lol. It’s supposed to be apartheid era South Africa tho so - win!
@@stevensonjc21 a win is a win..
This Video was way before it's time....Janet has always been that type of artist. She's made some incredible videos throughout her career and this is one of the Greatest along with her 2016 video "Made for Now"....two classic vids showing how diverse and culturally aware she is...two beautiful videos' showcasing people of color.
The Velvet Rope era was so cool. I remember, before going to school, I either heard this song or "I Get Lonely" or "Together Again" on the radio.
Pinklaeti meee toooo
me too!!
I agree. That was my most favorite album from her
Her best era in my opinion
I love together again
Masterpiece.
Anthony Stephenson 100% agree
agree!
It's so best when community revives the spirit of VHS ...this was how it was in South Africa
A whole video representing and pushing nothing but the beauty of blackness ✊🏾✊🏾💕
🔥🔥CLASSIC 🔥🔥
This song is food for the soul, so soothing and all... And the video is easily one of favorite among Janet's masterpieces
One of the greatest ever examples of how robust a vocal sample correctly. Janet is a goddess ❤️
She's beautiful!!!
J Dilla on the beat
@@dylan4102I don’t know why y’all keep telling this lie.
@@charliehustle9779 I thought it was Dilla. If not, then life goes on. To be fair, I didn't see his name in the production credits. May I ask, who did produce this wonderful beat, then?
And they say Janet had no talent. I remember hearing this on the radio is a kid and I loved it!
Beautiful song . Q-tip was the icing on the cake ❤
Hello!!! How are you doing today, please pardon me for intruding into your privacy but I just wanted to know if you’re a fan ? Have a great day…Stay Safe!
Everything was on point then, everything's still on point now. Stunning vocals & visuals.🥰👑💛🌹
2019 and still jamming this
Of course!
me too, she's amazing like her bro !
4eva
A tribe called quest the best !
Me to😉👍💫with Q-tip?never goes out,jacksons neither🌅
I was the musically 'adventurous' of my friends and I had this album bumpin' around town for years clubbing, almost always the driver of all my super-macho 90's buddies and at first they gave me crap for owning this because all we listened to was punk, grunge, metal, Snoop, Dre, n others (all classic 90's stuff) etc. This was a car full of "guy" men. haha ...but eventually, all my dudes finally saw the pure genius of this album and loved it as much as I did. Man, it brings back a lot of memories and emotion. Hearing this again right now, this was my generation, fully. Love Janet.
I,m not black but i feel the vibe. The song but also the clip is realy fantastic. One of the best clip ever.
I wish more South Africans new about this video.
We do...I i grew up with this masterpiece...thank God
what do you mean even? did you just discover it when you commented? This song is a classic in SA
I HOPE HER VIDEOGRAPHY WILL BE POSTED WORLDWIDE INSTEAD OF PARTIALLY POSTED AND BLOCKED IN MANY COUNTRIES SHES A LEGEND WHO DESERVES TO HAVE A PROPER TH-cam/VEVO ACCOUNT COMMON JANET FANS LETS MAKE THIS HAPPEN!!!
this video is a masterpiece - just pause it at any moment and the frame could be a painting or an award-winning photograph.
i saw DRUM magazine, this has got to be shot in South Africa, Soweto vibes..