>> Welcome back to "Access
live."
That's wade Robson talking about
the first time he saw an
audience watch neverland.
The two men who claim to be
abused by Michael Jackson.
>> It started two years before
the alleged abuse began when he
was inspired to dance thanks to
Michael's groundbreaking
"Thriller" video.
>> If it wasn't for "Thriller" I
don't think I would have started
dancing.
That was the first thing I ever
saw of dance when I was 2, 3
years old.
I was already starting to pickup
some of the choreography.
By 4 years old I had the whole
thing down.
>> Makes sense at age 5 wade won
a dance contest.
That led him to performing with
Michael during one of his
Australian of concerts where
wade was from.
Wade stole the show with his
spot-on costume and dancing.
>> I knew I wanted to be an
entertainer.
I didn't know the specifics of
it yet, but I knew I wanted to
entertain in some form.
One day my mother and sister and
I packed up six suitcases and
everybody felt we were nuts.
We didn't have much money, but
we're still here.
>> When wade moved to the U.S.,
Michael became the mentor.
He appeared in his music videos
like jam or black and white.
He retired from dancing and
began a career as a dance
teacher.
Who is teaching?
That little white boy over
there.
People would walk out before I
even started.
When I was 16, Britney saw a
reel of mine.
Funny part is we didn't tell
anybody in her camp my age.
None of them knew.
So they would call and talk to
my mother and think she was my
wife.
>> He was just 16 when he worked
on Britney's first tour and
went on to have a big role in
her career.
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>> He was behind the music video
for, oops, I did it again.
>> He's been with me since I
won, baby one more time, he's
amazing, very cool.
>> The thing I wanted to do with
her when I got involved was
obviously, which I've been
credited for doing, taking her
away from her bubblegum image.
She's growing up and changing as
a person, she's evolving.
I just wanted to show that in
her work.
>> Wade was even the one
responsible for the snake in
Britney's iconic VMA
performance.
He gained fame working with
nsync.
He choreographed their video and
subbed it for Joey when he was
injured for rehearsal.
>> Add wade in there to do some
of the wide shots.
>> Taking over for Joey in some
of the dance is strange.
I wanted to do it because
whatever I could do to help out
the guys and make this work.
We really had no choice.
>> Some controversy when he was
rumored to be the cause of
Britney's break up with Justin
Timberlake and Justin's cry me a
river.
Robson denied it at the time.
Wade won two Emmys for
he eventually walked away from
his dance career moving way with
his son and wife Amanda.
>> We get each ooh but we
challenge each other on every
aspect.
We're just the best of friends,
you know?
>> So talented.
>> Had a huge career.
>> I had a series of
conversation, a lot of
conversations.
One of things that keeps coming
up, Michael Jackson, another
black man taking the fall.
You had Bill Cosby, R. Kelly,
now Michael Jackson.
Those individuals out there like
woody Allen and Weinstein still
rec
seeming to live their lives as
they wish.
Before you have that
conversation and before you can
stand really true and steadfast
in that, you have to watch this.
>> You do.
>> And I think that whether you
makeup your own mind, but makeup
your own mind after you watch
these individuals tell these
you know what I'm saying?
It is not easy.
As a young black man -- we just
got out of black history month,
you know what I mean?
It is not easy.
But you owe it to society, I
think you owe it to yourself to
watch it.
>> It's an interesting --
because I think a lot of people
have reviewed and said, we're
not going to watch this because
we feel like we're supporting
it.
But I think until you actually
sit down and, you know, you
don't want to do it.
Nobody wants this documentary to
exist.
>> Yeah.
>> Or the reality.
Or the reality.
>> We're all going to get
comments.
>> It's bigger than Michael