Can You Feel It was recorded by The Jacksons and released on their Triumph album in 1980, with Michael Jackson and Jackie Jackson credited as its writers. Built around a communal, call-and-response chorus, the track became one of the group's signature feel-good anthems and has remained a favourite for celebrations, sporting moments and dance edits. Its short, instantly recognisable hook now circulates widely in short videos, where the rising vocal line signals excitement, unity and a triumphant turning point without needing any lyrics beyond its title phrase.
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The Jacksons' anthemic 'Can You Feel It' chorus, a bright disco-funk moment used by creators to build excitement, celebrate a win, or open an energetic montage.
This 18-second clip captures the soaring chorus of The Jacksons' Can You Feel It, with layered group vocals rising over bright brass, a driving disco beat and shimmering keyboards. The chant-like hook feels warm, triumphant and instantly communal, as if a whole crowd is urging the listener to join in. It builds quickly, peaks with an almost celebratory lift, and leaves a burst of optimism that works especially well as an opening cue or a payoff after a tense or quiet moment.
