u/TalentedKamarty

1. Unbreakable

2. Get Your Weight Off Of Me

3. Invincible

4. Break of Dawn

5. Heaven Can Wait

6. You Rock My World

7. Butterflies

8. In The Back

9. Whatever Happens

10. Privacy

11. Heartbreaker

12. 2000 Watts

13. Cry

14. We've Had Enough

15. Threatened

16. One More Chance (Bonus Track)

Would've maybe kept Speechless, Don't Walk Away & You Are My Life if the build came sooner cause I do like the end to all of these songs. Not a big fan of the songs in totality. Not really a ballad fan in general though. Not a fan of The Lost Children either. I moved Heartbreaker down cause the bottom half of the album needed that energy the top half has. Paired with Privacy & 2000 Watts I think it does its job of lifting the mood up before it rolls into Cry & We've Had Enough. Ideally I would put Theeatened somewhere else after those 2 songs but I got used to the structure of the album to some degree & Threatened being last.

I feel like sometimes people fantasize about music being super different 50 to 100+ years from now. Some think music may drastically sound different sooner but I don't think it will. We'll just cycle through the trends & sounds that gave already been proven to be satisfactory to humans. I think we've done everything pleasing to the masses ears already. Anything else will be deemed some wierd s*** that only a niche audience will like lol. Speaking for myself, I think I thoroughly understand what I like to hear musically. Especially for me to consider a song a favorite/all time favorite song of mine. Those songs aren't too different production wise from what I loved in previous years & eras in music. In terms of drum patterns, melodies, sound effects, instruments, I think we've turned over every rock for something pleasing to the ear. Speaking from Hip Hop perspective, even the new underground wave the "old heads" hate isn't too different from the mainstream Hip Hop pple hated in the late 2000s/2010s. Every favorite song of mine rhythmically or style-wise can be tied back to a previous era in music that was similar in many ways despite the modern drums & sounds that r on them.

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I think that's not necessarily a thing to feel bad about though. Doesn't mean people can't innovate with a sound/style that never got the shine it deserved or was popular far in the past & bring it into the future with whatever popular drums & drum patterns & sounds that are popular in the future. Maybe this isn't a hot take though cause many can agree "Ain't nothing new under the sun" but every now & then you'll see something about the future & how people r gonna be listening to bee boop bop, beep beep or some sh** like that & love it as much as people love Billie Jean or somethin lol. I don't see that happening unless they add more to it instrumentally cause music still has to make u move atleast alittle. Even with A.I. & the fear of it taking over, it still has to get its ideas from humans. It's not gonna innovate with something brand new that the majority of us love & find easy on the ears

Idk when the game got good enough to run straight off Steam but it has 😀. No more monthly payments to Nvidia GeForce Now lol. This game & the cut scenes r running so much smoother now

Before the news of these songs being fake really blew up, did anybody else get a cringe feeling from the writing? Like for me, "Everybodies wanting a piece of Michael Jackson" always gave me this cringe feeling 😂 like Michael would never sing his own name, especially that many times. Or "She works in a restaurant night & daaaay" lol idky that hit my ears wrong, but it did. Maybe it's how Jason sung it, but it threw me off. Even Monster, a song I wanted to like, Jesus, what is that section before the choruses. That whole "Paparrazi got u scared like a monster" section, eww. Always felt like it messed up the verses 😂. The writing is so bad, even if they had A.I. back then to make him sound more convincing, I still would doubt if it was Michael

Theres red tape on the 93 case involving the Chandlers & using their names & depicting them in anyway... BUT! They can probably STILL cover Victor Gutierrez, the freelance reporter that was a NAMBLA member that wanted Michael to be a p*do to validate their wierd movement & how he tried to paint him as that by befriending MJs maids & employees & coaching them to sell their stories to tabloids. This happens in 92 before the allegations too. They could cover how he served as a source for journalists like Diane Diamond. They can't talk about how he wrote a fan fiction book in 96 about Michael & Jordy, but once viewers hear this wierdos name, they'll do the research to see how deep the rabbit hole goes & how Evan Chandler had his brother write a book with stolen parts from Victor's book.

They can also cover how In 1995, Diane Diamond got a tip from her "source" that a child in Toronto had allegations towards Michael & pulled up with cops to interview him just to find out he was lying & being coached on information about Neverland & it's employees from Rodney Allen, a man connected to Victor Guiterrez.

Plus Michael had a victory in the 90s! A defamation lawsuit he won for 2.7 million dollars against Victor Guiterrez who said he saw a inappropriate video of Michael with a child.

Taj was involved with this documentary so I'd imagine this conversation has been had already with Prince n relayed to Antoine Fuqua but just in case it hasn't, man would this be amazing to cover in the movie especially given how Victor played a big enough role in ruining Michael's reputation.

Source: Square One Documentary

Michael Jackson ft. Janet Jackson - Scream Louder Music Video created on IMVU. Video editing & Face textures done by me as well