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Mick Jagger is showing you can bust a move at any age.
The Rolling Stones star, who just turned 83 in late July, shared a video on his Instagram of himself dancing with his hands up under a disco ball in what appears to be a club.
As of Tuesday, Aug. 11, the post has nearly 3 million views.
“Enjoying the summer, hope you are too,” the caption stated.
Fans in the comment section praised his activeness: “mick has more energy at 83 than i do at 30,” one person wrote.
Another said, “That is just so cool never to old to party.” Someone else added: “You know the whole world loves you! We all want to hang with you.”
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In the video, Mick Jagger was jamming to the band’s song “Mr Charm,” which is on the tracklist for their new album “Foreign Tongues,” released on July 10.
“I know we’ve never met, but you seem to know my name/ Did you hear bad things about me? That would be a crying shame,” the lyrics state. “If you look into my eyes, if you peer into my face/Can you read the good and see the bad? Don’t have to be afraid/Call me Mr. Charm, Mr. Charm, Mr. Charm.”
In a recent interview on Variety’s “Behind the Song,” the UK musician, along with his producer Andrew Watt, spoke about the process of creating the record. He noted that the intro was inspired by rappers and layered his vocals.
“It’s what you do if, like, a rap singer is doing…so many words but nothing has emphasis, so then you want to double it or triple it,” he said. “It’s double tracking.”
Taylor Ardrey is a news reporter for USA TODAY. You can reach her at tardrey@usatodayco.com.