Billie Jean was released in 1983 as a single from Michael Jackson's Thriller album, written by Jackson and produced with Quincy Jones. It topped charts worldwide and became one of his signature songs. Jackson's famous moonwalk performance of the track on the Motown 25 television special that same year helped cement its place in pop culture. Decades later the bassline remains instantly identifiable online, where short excerpts are reused for dance videos, stylish entrances, tribute edits and nostalgic posts about 1980s pop music.
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The iconic intro and groove from Michael Jackson's Billie Jean, the 1983 pop hit known for its bassline. Used in edits, dance clips and retro montages.
This clip features Michael Jackson's Billie Jean, built around its instantly recognisable bassline, tight drum beat and smooth, tense vocal delivery. The groove is sleek and propulsive, with the bass and hi-hat driving forward while Jackson sings about a woman claiming he is the father of her child. Even a short excerpt carries the full mood of the original: cool, paranoid and completely danceable. It pulls attention immediately because most listeners know the rhythm within the first few seconds, making it feel both nostalgic and cinematic at the same time.
