I Cheated With MICHAEL JACKSON in Minecraft Build Battle!

👀 BIG NEWS... We've officially started making our own animated series! Watch the JOHNNY IRL teaser here: /watch?v=pLkJ2Pu9Fik

Fun fact, I got to voice him! Thank you, Johnny and Marty

Okay, either that explosion kills me and I'm in heaven. Or did we just bring Michael Jackson back to life? Michael Jackson is that you? I'm coming into the light.

👇WHO LOVES JOHNNY VIDS!!!✨💛✨💛

Who remembers prime Johnny when he used to do minecraft build challenges the end of a Era is back

Essay 1: The Impact and Legacy of the Cretaceous-Paleogene Extinction Event Topic: Why did the dinosaurs go extinct? Summary: Approximately 66 million years ago, a massive asteroid impact—likely in the modern-day Yucatan Peninsula—terminated the 160-million-year reign of the non-avian dinosaurs. This cataclysmic event caused immediate global devastation, including immense heat, tsunamis, and shockwaves, followed by a long-term "impact winter" caused by debris blocking the sun, causing vegetation to die. While some argue that volcanic activity or gradual climate change contributed to the crisis, the consensus points to this sudden asteroid event as the primary catalyst for the extinction of roughly 75% of life on Earth, including all non-avian dinosaurs. Essay 2: The Evolution of Dinosaurs into Modern Birds Topic: The link between dinosaurs and birds. Summary: Scientific evidence overwhelmingly supports the theory that birds are not just related to dinosaurs, but are actually specialized descendants of theropod dinosaurs. Fossils have shown that many theropods possessed feathers, which likely evolved first for insulation or display rather than flight. Small, carnivorous theropods survived the extinction event, evolving over millions of years into the diverse avian species seen today. Therefore, while the giant, non-avian dinosaurs died out, the dinosaur lineage continues to thrive as modern birds. Essay 3: The Dominance and Adaptability of Saurischian and Ornithischian Dinosaurs Topic: The diversity of dinosaur types. Summary: Dinosaurs ruled the Earth for over 160 million years, divided into two main groups based on their hip structure: saurischian ("lizard-hipped") and ornithischian ("bird-hipped"). Within these groups, remarkable diversity evolved, such as the predatory Theropods (like Tyrannosaurus rex), the gigantic long-necked Sauropods, and heavily armored Ornithischians (like Triceratops and Ankylosaurus). Their success was largely due to their ability to adapt to various climates, from tropical to arid, and their efficient metabolisms, which many scientists now believe were more active (endothermic) than traditional reptiles. The Rise of the Dinosaurs: How dinosaurs evolved from earlier archosaurs during the Triassic period to become the dominant terrestrial animals. Feathers and Flight: The evolutionary transition from non-avian theropods to modern birds, focusing on the development of feathers for display, insulation, and eventually flight. The Anatomy of Giants: How sauropodomorphs evolved to become the largest land animals in history, focusing on their unique breathing mechanisms and light-weight skeletal structures. Dinosaur Physiology: Evaluating the evidence for warm-blooded (endothermic) versus cold-blooded (ectothermic) metabolisms in different dinosaur groups. Dinosaur Skin and Coloration: How recent, revolutionary fossil analysis has allowed scientists to determine the color and texture of skin, feathers, and scales. Behavior & Ecology 6. Social Behavior and Nesting: Evidence for herd mentality, parental care, and communal nesting grounds among dinosaurs like Maiasaura. 7. Diet and Hunting Strategies: Analyzing the teeth and skeletal structure of theropods to understand how they hunted, including evidence for pack hunting, or specialized feeding. 8. Dinosaur Habitats: Interpreting paleoenvironments through sedimentary rock structures and fossilized footprints. 9. The "All Yesterdays" Concept: A critical look at how our understanding of dinosaur appearance has changed, challenging stereotypical reconstructions. 10. Diseases and Parasites: A study of paleopathology, exploring how dinosaurs lived with and died from, infections and injuries. Extinction & Discoveries 11. The K-Pg Extinction Event: A detailed analysis of the asteroid impact and volcanic activity that led to the extinction of non-avian dinosaurs 66 million years ago. 12. The "Lost" Survivors: Why and how birds (avian dinosaurs) survived the K-Pg extinction while their cousins did not. 13. Modern Paleontology Techniques: How 3D modeling, CT scans, and forensic techniques have changed the way we study dinosaur bones. 14. The Rarest Dinosaur Finds: Exploring the importance of recently discovered, highly complete fossils such as Ubirajara jubatus or the Deinonychus "Hector". Cultural Significance 15. Dinosaurs in Pop Culture: Analyzing the scientific accuracy versus artistic license in films like Jurassic Park and documentaries like Walking with Dinosaurs. 16. The History of Discovery: How the perception of dinosaurs has shifted from "slow, dull reptiles" to "fast, dynamic animals" since the 1800s.

“ Michael Jackson in Minecraft Build Battle was unexpected”

“ I did not expect Johnny to do Michael Jackson lol I never knew he’s a fan of Michael W video”🔥🔥😂

You need to make more Michael Jackson videos the first one we love it

I love Michael Jackson I miss Michael Jackson rest in peace mj

Hi

Thanks for 131k subscribers 🤫

JOHNNY FANS!! ArE U hErE rOlL CaLl 0:09

It’s about time my guy!!!

This made be so emotional bro His soft voice reminded me of Michael so much 😢

Johnny that was so cool bro everyone did good with their Michael Jackson builds I can tell it took a lot of work!

Him being a Michael Jackson Fan is crazy I need to watch the movie today

rip MICHAEL JACKSON

My king

RIP Michael Jackon