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Mick Jagger's Son Lucas Trolls Him After He Posts Clip of Himself Dancing

Lucas Jagger Joins 80-Year-Old Mick On Stage—Rock Royalty or Glittery Nepo Baby Show?

Mick Jagger's Son Lucas Trolls Him After He Posts Clip of Himself Dancing

In a move that lit up the stage and divided the internet, Lucas Jagger stepped into the spotlight next to his dad—the ageless Mick Jagger—proving the Rolling Stones aren’t just fossils, they’re family. Drenched in swagger and sequins, the father-son duo tore through a surprise set, with Mick strutting like it was ’72 and Lucas giving Gen Z energy with vintage flair.

Fans in the crowd went wild: “It’s like watching history and the future make out on stage!” But online? The claws are out. Some call it a “majestic generational moment”, while others hiss, “Lucas better not be lip-syncing Dad’s legacy.” And then there’s the ever-sarcastic Twitter: “Is this a rock concert or a Rolling Stones-themed DNA test?”

Lucas Jagger faz rara aparição ao lado do pai, Mick Jagger

Whether you see it as a sweet handoff or a Rolling Stones Vegas act with extra glitter, one thing’s clear: Mick still rules, and Lucas is either his heir—or his opening act.

Your move, Keith.

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