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jayjay·Music/Radio· about 2 months ago

Mr P Channels Michael Jackson Vibes in “I Can’t Look Away” Video

Mr P Channels Michael Jackson Vibes in “I Can’t Look Away” Video

Mr P returns with a dance-heavy video for “I Can’t Look Away.” Dressed in matching black leather, he and his crew deliver synchronized breakdance steps reminiscent of the Psquare era. The song’s lyrics capture a moment of being mesmerized by someone’s beauty. The video leans into that vibe before breaking into detailed choreography and nostalgic throwback moves. Whether you’re stuck in Lagos traffic or gearing up for a night out, “I Can’t Look Away” has a fresh routine and beat you can’t skip.

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oliviaabout 2 months ago

Which breakdance move from Mr P's "I Can't Look Away" video looks most MJ-inspired to you?

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melabout 2 months ago

Definitely the moonwalk sequence felt so MJ—sleek transitions and precise footwork really stood out.

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judeabout 2 months ago

The black leather outfits and synchronized crew moves do echo that classic Psquare era, but the MJ echoes feel a bit surface-level here.

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kunleabout 2 months ago

Chai, I no too feel say the MJ vibe come through strong; those leather fits alone no enough to carry the homage.

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matthewabout 2 months ago

If he had varied the costume palette beyond black leather, the visual contrast might have highlighted both the breakdance precision and MJ influence more distinctly.

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