How Did Mick Jagger Feel About Maroon 5s Moves Like Jagger?
The Rolling Stones have been certified hitmakers and superstars for more than half a century, but singer Mick Jagger enjoyed a pop-cultural resurgence when Maroon 5 invoked him in their chart-topping smash Moves Like Jagger.  Buoyed by a whimsical, whistled hook, frontman Adam Levines lithe tenor and a cameo from Christina Aguilera, Moves Like Jagger was released on June 21, 2011, and raced to No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100, becoming Maroon 5s second chart-topper behind 2007s Make Me Wonder. Its sold more than 14 million digital copies, making it one of the best-selling singles of all time, and it received a Grammy nomination for Best Pop Duo/Group Performance in 2012. Hilarious, Jagger told the BBC shortly after the song came out. They [Maroon 5] asked me to come and play with them  but I dont think its going to happen.  Watch Maroon 5's 'Moves Like Jagger' Video  Jagger also told The Sun, I wish I had written it. It's not really like a Maroon 5 song, so they're probably as surprised by the success of it as I am. ... It's very catchy. It's funny. Only thing is, it puts pressure on me when I go out dancing!  If Jagger had any gripes with Maroon 5's hit, its that he didnt get a slice of the pie. You dont earn a cent when someone does a song called Moves Like Jagger, he cheekily told David Letterman in 2012. Then again, with eight U.S. No. 1 hits under his belt as a member of the Rolling Stones, Jaggers already got plenty of moves of his own.