Live Performances
Jackson first performed the song during the HIStory World Tour, which also turned out to be the last live performance of the song. Jackson always performed the song wearing golden jacket and pants. The song was always lipsynced, instead focusing on Jackson's robotic and gliding dance moves. Along with Billie Jean and Smooth Criminal, it was one of the few songs where Jackson did the moonwalk. The song was also due to be performed for the This Is It concert series, but the shows were cancelled due to his untimely death.
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