FIRST TIME REACTING TO The Jackson 5 - All I Do Is Think Of You Reaction 

Man my entire. Childhood was the jackson 5 !!!

I love this song so much! Michaels voice is so angelic I could cry! I love him!❤

this song always makes me cry i just really miss MJ ❤️

Great song! Troop did an excellent cover of this in the early 90's

The Song Was Produced & Written By Hollan, Dozier ,Holland & Michael Lovesmith (Brothers Brian & Eddie Holland & Lamont Dozier) Motown Legends That's MJ on Lead & Jermaine on Ad Libs That Album Moving Violation Was Their Last Album On Motown and Jermaine Left To The Group When They Decided To Sign With Gamble & Huff's Label Philly International/Epic Records

MJ is singing the lead.

Michael and Jermaine use to bounce the vocals back and forth on many of their songs, Jermaine was the lead singer before Michael took over, Jermaine has nice vocals...

Just Jammin This Song Is Written By Michael Lovesmith And Produced By Holland And Dozier Michael On The Leads And Jermaine On The Addlibs. One Love Fam...

Such a amazing song!

In the Jackson 5's beginnings on Motown their writing/production was attributed to "The Corporation."

If you didn’t know already in the 90s the group troop remade this song popular

MJ on lead vocals!

Troop remade this song. Who sang it better?

The original is always the best except for Whitney...Anyways...LOL... Troop did a good job as well

How many J5 songs have you listened to and still don’t know everyone’s voices? It’s not like they sound alike. They all have distinct voices, even Marlon.

Troop does a good cover

You are seriously the hardest working dude on RU-vid. Loving the range of old-school artists. This J5 song reminds me of the Delfonics.

Pure Lyrics so lovely the best ever !!! The music today is Pure Rubbish

Definitely Mike on lead, with Jermaine doin his counter line thing. Back in the day, when they arrived on the scene, I remember reading how Jackie, the oldest Jackson brother, who had the high & falsetto parts, really liked Jermaine’s voice the most. When I heard the Christmas album where Jermaine sings lead on the classics, Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas, & The Christmas Song (Chestnuts Roasting on Open Fire), I realized why. Even though from little, Michael sang precociously, like he had lived through what he sang about (ex: Who’s Lovin You), Jermaine had the more mature stylistic approach. It’s even evident on the Jacksons version of the Stevie Wonder tune, My Cherie Amore, which was on their 1st album. I’m super curious to know what album this is from, as Michael is clearly approaching that age of voice changing, which eventually limited his range temporarily as a growing teen. I know it’s difficult when you’re not from this era. But production wise? Basically, you have to follow the timeline. Quincy came from the jazz era, collaborating with legends like Lionel Hampton, Count Basie, & Frank Sinatra, ‘50’s, ‘60’s & ‘70’s, while also doing his own projects, including television themes (Sanford & Son, Ironside, etc.) & movie soundtracks. Michael stepped to him on the set of The Wiz, to get him to produce his 1st solo project, which became Off The Wall. It was a process. Prior to that, the Jacksons were strictly a product of Motown, & eventually Epic records, a division of Columbia, which became Sony. So this recording was probably still produced by Motown. Jermaine eventually married Hazel Gordy, daughter of head of Motown Berry Gordy, & out of loyalty, stayed with Motown while the family group went with Epic, & that’s when Randy joined full time. On other note, it’s a trip to many of us who grew up knowing of them as youth, seeing these pictures, how naturally handsome they were, & in particular, what Michael became physically, like in You Rock My World or the family reunion concert they did.....wow! Anyway, check HITSVILLE: The Making of Motown, & the Spike Lee produced, Michael Jackson’s Journey, From Motown to Off the Wall. You can learn a lot & get it into perspective.

This is one of my MOST FAVORITE Jackson 5 songs!!!! If you love this song, you Will LOVE "Looking Through the Window" . Watch this video Jackson 5 on Soul Train: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-IcEh4nkvrLc.html

This is a pure melted butta jammy jam from J5. Troop remade this song in the 1980s as did Bad Boy Records teen group B-5 in the 1990s. If you like this song you should check out New Edition's Jealous Girl and/or Is This The End off of their Candy Girl album which was heavily influenced by J5.

Troop remade this song in the 90s, take a listen, they did a good job.

Popular cover, at least where I'm from was done by Troop. You should check it out Troop - All I Do Is Think Of You (1989). I used to play the hell out of this song, thinkin about my crushes in school😅

This was Brian Holland. From the legendary Holland Dozier Holland writing team.

Beautiful song love me some J.5...But "Troop Brought It All The Way.

Troop's version has nothing on this. Moving Violation was my favorite J5 album when I was a kid. I got it when it was new in 1975. This is one of my favorites off of that album. Please review more off the Moving Violation

A lot of Jermaine on vocals on this one. This was my favorite group as a kid in the 70s man.

Hear Troop sing this

A group call troop cover this song

The song was produced by Brian Holland of the famous Holland-Dozier-Holland team, who wrote the song along with Michael L. Smith (aka "Lovesmith") of The Smith Connection, another group of youth who you really need to check out, especially "I've Been A Winner, I've Been A Loser and I've Been In Love": ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-sWuc_oPJ5Nk.html, their cover of The Beatles' "Til There Was You": ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-yKABeE8m2Os.html, "The Day You Leave": ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-pgZ1Y-d2vDI.html, their interpretation of "My World Is Empty Without You": ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-T8xrlgKKtVU.html and "i Can't Hold On Much Longer": ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-c-pgJV0OE_o.html. This song was great when covered by Troop (who had a big hit with it) but even better when executed by its original singers, The Jackson 5.

Shows you how great Michael was at a young age and also the Jackson 5 period...bro the Jackson 5 were international SUPERSTARS before Michael even went solo.....Jackson 5 had their own cartoon series and many television specials....Michael is the GOAT no doubt....btw....this song has been remade MANY times and was a hit for r&b group Troop in the late 80s or early 90s....whats crazy about this song is that its been covered so many times and yet this was the b side of the their smash hit "Forever Came Today"

Watchu mean you're an upcoming fan of the J5?! YOU BETTER LOVE THE JACKSON 5. NO OPTION, IF YOU'RE BLACK!!!!! My man, its called a ballad, or a slow jam. Its not called a slower tract. Slow songs are ballads. And nearly all ballads are about love. And its Michael on lead, Jermaine backs up MJ. lol 😆 BERRY GORDY is behind this. And "the corporation". Dude, ballads were a thing. Love songs were a thing. I guess these artists you grew up on, sang ballads. Show more respect to the Jackson family, son. Do your homework on them. Buy ALL their albums/cds.

LOL, Again, it's a keyboard synthesizer grabbing your at the beginning of the first verse. Mike is singing lead. His voice sounds different because he's a teenager on this song. *Jackson 5 - Who's Loving You - LIVE Ed Sullivan Show*

They were on at the top of their game during this period. Motown's "corporation" production at it's best. This is an old school slow jam. For a large part of the J-5's Motown library they were produced by a group of producers at Motown called "The Corporation", and included the immortal Berry Gordy, Freddie Perrin, Deke Richards and Fonce Mizell (who later produced Donald Byrd and The Blackbyrds).

J dilla sampled this song for his single time: the donut of the song it’s a pretty relaxing beat

If you haven't reacted to it yet , you should check out Michael on Rock With You from his album Off The Wall. The whole album is great, my all time favorite MJ album. I played that thing over and over when it came out , I was 9 at the time.

R. I. P Michael

You know good music brotha. I know you are young dude in your 20s but you got that feel man. Im 45 and I was actually born the year this was made. I was in high school when Troop came up with the cover of this song. You know how to appreciate good music even if it is before your time.

You gotta hear Troops version.

Rest in Peace Tito Jackson.❤✝️🙏

The original always the best

Rip J Dilla who flip this on "donut of the heart"

There’s been lots of remixes to Troop did the best

Man i got me i thought the force md's made this

I believe this track was produced by Gamble & Huff, who produced so many like the O'jays, and Teddy Pendergrass.