What are your comments about the "We Are The World 25" official music video?  

I feel the oposite of you. I liked the version from 25 years ago better. With this one I think it was because there were just to many people singing at one time compared to 25 years ago. I think I was expecting more and ended up being quite disappointed.

I have not seen it, and probably won't - but I'd bet those screaming are old fogies like me, who don't like to see our "classic" stuff redone...

(I'll say it so you don't get in trouble for calling us fogies)

I have not seen it, and probably won't - but I'd bet those screaming are old fogies like me, who don't like to see our "classic" stuff redone...

(I'll say it so you don't get in trouble for calling us fogies)

It was ok, wow Celine Dion sure did belt her part, guess she hasnt lost her voice from all that time off.

I just saw this video.

Upon reading your discussion, I immediately went to youtube but the video is not that great for me. But you said that it is on your profile...so I went to your profile and saw it.

It was such a nice video and version for me.

Like you, I love the rap thing but I hate the shouting thing....

I just love how all the celebrities unite just to come up with this great version.

I am also amaze that Micheal Jackson is there...

To be honest i haen,t seen it yet. Will have to make a point in seeing it. I always find such new versions interesting. TATA.

hi friend! I even didn't knew that there is such a song. Is it like the "we are the world" of Michael Jackson and friends? I must search for it and listen it, but I don't think it will that good as the original from 1985. As i understand it is for the Haiti earthquake and it is also with a good cause, so that's why I will listen to it

The new version never should have been thought up, much less recorded. That's all there is to it. There is no place for rap or screaming or anything else like that in "We Are The World," and it infuriates me to no end that this song was butchered like it was by these new "musicians".

Lil' Wayne and T-Pain provide the auto-tuned parts!

I actually liked the auo-tuned bits (it's actually almost ALL auto-tuned, but some are more obvious about i). I agree that the rap part is quite well done.

I don't think it's a better or worse thing; it's just a different version.

I like it, but I like the older version better. I think the rap appeals to the younger generation though, so it is a good change. It's not important whether I like it or not... the point is that it generates money for Haiti... and that is a good thing.