Michael Jackson - Remember The Time Live 1993

A live performance by Michael Jackson singing "Remember the Time" at the Soul Train Music Awards, held on March 9, 1993, in Los Angeles. What makes this performance legendary and widely discussed are the following historical facts: Michael suffered a severe ankle sprain during dress rehearsals before the show. Unable to walk or dance normally, he insisted on performing an adapted version: he sang and executed choreography from the waist up while seated on an Egyptian-style gold throne, surrounded by his dancers. Iconic Look: In the image, he appears wearing a futuristic, shimmering, all-gold outfit with a high collar, evoking the Egyptian aesthetic of the song's original music video. This was the only time Michael Jackson performed "Remember the Time" live at an awards show or televised public event. It was never officially included in the setlist for his subsequent world tours. Despite the injury—which even forced him to use crutches to accept his trophies that night—Michael was the event's standout star. He won three major categories: Best R&B/Soul Album (*Dangerous*), Best R&B/Soul Single ("Remember the Time"), and the prestigious Humanitarian Award, presented to him by Eddie Murphy. #michaeljacksonrememberthetimemichaeljacksonsoultrain