Mick Jagger dances to ‘Moves Like Jagger’ at a local bar

Mick Jagger’s eternal vitality

Mick Jagger, the charismatic lead singer of the Rolling Stones, has once again proven that youthful vitality and spirit have no expiration date. In a recent Instagram post, Jagger shared a video of himself dancing to Maroon 5’s ‘Moves Like Jagger’, performed live by a local band called Splash. The stage, a bar whose name and location remain a mystery, became the place where the 80-year-old rocker showed that he still knows how to move, to the delight of some and the shame of others.

split reactions

The audience’s surprise was palpable when they realized that the man dancing among them was none other than Mick Jagger. However, the vocalist seemed oblivious to his surroundings, enjoying the moment like any other music fan. In the caption of the video, Jagger humorously wrote: ‘Moves like who!’ giving a nod to the famous song.

Reactions of family members

But not everyone was so excited. His son Lucas commented in the video: ‘Dad, who convinced you to do this?’ reflecting a mixture of surprise and shame. His other children, Karis, Jade, Elizabeth, James, Georgia, Gabriel and Devereaux, likely shared the sentiment, questioning their father’s public antics.

Unexpected tribute

This episode is not the first time Jagger has spoken about ‘Moves Like Jagger’. Since the release of the song in 2011, which featured Christina Aguilera and became a global hit, Mick has shared his thoughts on the tribute. In an interview with the ‘BBC’, Jagger commented that it was ‘very flattering’ and ‘hilarious’ to be asked to collaborate with Maroon 5, although it ultimately did not happen.

So while Lucas and his siblings may wonder what motivated their father to dance in a bar while an unknown band played ‘Moves Like Jagger’, Mick’s fans celebrate these moments that keep the rock legend alive. At the end of the day, Jagger proves that it’s never too late to enjoy life and that with a jovial attitude, one can keep moving as if no time has passed.

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