Lavelle Smith Junior was Michael Jackson's choreographer, friend, and dancer for more than 20 years.
He's created a Jacko-inspired dance sequence called The Outlook, especially for you, the Outlook listeners.
Here's Lavelle's step-by-step guide to dancing The Outlook
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Lavelle Smith Junior
Working with Michael Jackson since the eighties, Lavelle created some of his most iconic moves and choreographed many of his most stunning performances, including the History, Bad and Dangerous tours, and music videos for The Way You Make Me Feel, Black or White and Scream.
Since Michael Jackson's death last June, Jackson’s dancing has continued to inspire people all over the world.
The moon walk and other innovative moves led some to call Jackson "one of the greatest dancers of the twentieth century."
Recently in Britain, Lavelle Smith Junior fronted a television dance competition called Move Like Michael Jackson, alongside Michael's brother Jermaine Jackson.
And now that TV dance contest is to be launched around the world.
Lavelle came to the Outlook studio to talk to Lucy Ash. He described the gruelling show rehearsals and what it would have meant to Michael's children to see him perform live.
And he also told Lucy how he and Michael would get inspiration by watching old Hollywood movies and sneaking out to spy on street dancers in California.
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