Beat It — Michael Jackson, Stadium Rock Supergroup at Live Aid (AI Cover) | Six Strings [a0IWa5VEUXQ]
Michael Jackson's "Beat It" rebuilt as a 1985 stadium rock cover — performed by a supergroup that never existed: Freddie Mercury on lead vocals, Jimmy Page on the riff, Brian May on the guitar solo, John Bonham on drums and Paul McCartney on bass. Michael Jackson never played Live Aid, so we built the version that never happened. Six Strings is our series of covers that never happened: impossible line-ups, painted as oil tributes and arranged as if they had really taken that stage. This is Session 2, Episode 1 — we moved the knife-fight into a 72,000-seat benefit stadium and gave it stomp-clap verses, a detonating chorus, and a guitar solo built like a cathedral. THE LINE-UP Freddie Mercury — lead vocals, conducting the crowd Jimmy Page — the riff, the spine Brian May — the harmonised guitar solo John Bonham — drums Paul McCartney — the singing bass CHAPTERS 0:00 Intro — the stomp, the clap, the riff wakes 0:22 Verse one — Freddie works the crowd 0:49 The chorus detonates 1:19 The long run 2:11 The arena chant 2:27 The guitar solo — Page hands off to May 3:26 The finale — still standing 🎸 Every Six Strings cover: 🔔 Subscribe @TheLesserMortals — new music weekly: 🎧 Our own originals — The Weight of Smoke (2026): Spotify: Apple Music: The Lesser Mortals are a seven-piece AI-generated rock collective from Bangalore — Madan Prasad (lead vocals), Nisha Nair (vocals), Surya Chand (lead guitar), Jai Shankar (rhythm guitar), Ded Anand (bass), Tara Shenoy (keys), Aditya Das (drums). AI-generated, human-directed: the AI is the instrument; the taste is ours. (Contains altered or synthetic content, disclosed per YouTube's policy.) Original song "Beat It" written and performed by Michael Jackson (1982). This is a transformative AI-generated tribute arrangement; all rights to the original composition remain with their owners. #BeatIt #MichaelJackson #StadiumRock