
r/MichaelJackson

My ears are in absolute paradise when I hear this
Prominent online MJ defender, “andjustice4some”, passed away on July 3 🕊️
Bad MV Apprecation post
I feel like the message / story of the music video always gets overshadowed by the music, but I think it's pretty powerful, especially with how it relates to Michael at the time he made it.
Being 'Bad' isn't being a tough guy or gangster like so many make it out to be, it's staying true to yourself and your roots. While also escaping from all the evil and baggage that comes from trying to make a better life for yourself, no matter how others may judge you for it.
As for Michael's part, it pretty nicely 'explains' his physical changes. A message that would be expanded upon in Dangerous. His acting in the video itself is also great.
I wish kids nowadays would take a page out this one, lol.
Any dance steps he found hard ?
I know he has been dancing since childhood but has he found any steps hard or somewhat challenging, i feel like his dance has evolved a lot and maybe he learns new steps often for different songs so he could've found some step hard so are there any you know if so what are they?
Anyone else think MJ’s voice in Money is super epic?
His voice in Money is super unique (and hot lol), idk why I feel like it sounds different but I’m so obsessed 💕
Bad VS. Thriller
These are my 2 favourite MJ albums, but my favourite of all time is "Bad"
I found more old MJ art on my computer!!
Yeah, only 2 more, but, better than nothing.
Full conversation with Shmuley Boteach in 2000/2001. So much insight into Michael's opinions on women, what makes relationships difficult for him, etc.
vindicatemj.wordpress.comMy 11yo sister drew Michael!
She is loving Michael so much.
Where do all of the videos of Michael's kids come from?
I've seen so many home videos of Michael and the kids or the kids and Grace their nanny floating around the internet. I always wonder where they originated. He was so private about the when they were little, and even when he showed them in the home videos movie thing, their faces were blurred. So how is there all this content out there?
Sidenote: He seemed like such a good dad I'm ill thinking about how he didn't get more time with them. And, it must have been so hard for the kids to lose such a loving father. I imagine the absence felt is tremendous.
When will this stop?!
I am a 30 years old woman and as an adult, I have always been proud of the fact that I wasn’t “fan” of anyone. I like good music, good movies, good art in general but as an adult I have never been obsessing over any celebrity.
Ever since the movie came out, I have been my 13 yo self again, which started listening to MJ a lot EXACTLY after he died. I remember how I was mourning him and even though my family is a big MJ fan and has always been one, they were concerned.
Thank God my husband is neurodivergent like me and understands hyperfixations and hyperinterests very well. I am not sure any other man would be chill about his wife scrolling MJ content at 3-4 am at night almost every weekend (when I know I can sleep next morning) 🤣
I now realise what adult people mean when they say they are a fan of someone. Apparently, you can go through this “fan” phase even as an adult too.
I have been playing his vinyls much more than I did before. My other vinyls from the collection I possess got dirt on them coz I have barely touched anything else lately.
I have this strong will to purchase History and Invincible non-picture disc vinyls. Last time I checked and I realised they weren’t pressing them anymore, I kinda accepted the fact and was okay with apple music but NOW I am willing to pay disproportionate amount of money for those discs.
Had he died from some illness or a tragic accident or idk, something much more “common” I think it would ve been easier to accept the fact that he is gone but he died in a such random way, all of a sudden, due to a freaking mistake of that doctor that my brain refuses to accept the reality.
He is the only artist which has no flop track (in my opinion ofc). I have gone through his entire catalogue many times and every damn track is a masterpiece.
He was so BIG that even his most underrated album, Invincible, is absolute genius of an album! Maybe one of my all time favourite albums! Imagine being so BIG that your most underrated work of art is that good…
I posted this once as a post solely about allegations and it got removed so I will just mention this that this year I went down that rabbit hole once again and finally I realised that the man was SO humble, kind, calm and grounded , being the biggest star this world has ever seen, that I think it was beyond the human capacity of comprehension to understand that phenomenon - so they started attacking him…
Whenever I start enjoying his music I remember how he was treated and I get teary eyes. I have never cared about any celebrity on a personal level like I do about him.
One of the first things I will do as a parent will be teaching my kids how to use the turntable and let them know where I keep MJ vinyls. His legacy will never die as long as human kind exists.
This Woman is All of Us 😆 Michael Jackson - Remember the Time (1992)
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This choreography was legendary.
I certainly thought I was doing it back in the day hahaha 😂
Queen seriously killed it though.
It was a 9-minute short film directed by John Singleton.
It debuted in January 1992
Peak at #3 on Billboard Hot 100 (I think he was robbed)
Rather than premiering it purely as a standard music video on music channels, Jackson's team utilized a massive multi-network simulcast to ensure maximum reach, earning a ridiculously high 13.1 on the Nielsen ratings.
It was an event.
just had to draw mature mike's iconic lip bite🤷🏻♀️
i hope i captured it well
If Michael Jackson could see the internet’s current obsession with him—reaction videos, TikTok edits, conspiracy threads—what do you think he’d find genuinely impressive… and what would he absolutely hate?
I’ve been thinking about how much Michael Jackson has been reshaped by the internet era. Between reaction videos, edits, documentaries, and constant re-interpretation of his work, it feels like his legacy is still evolving in real time.
I’m curious how you guys here feel about that.
If he could actually see how people engage with his music and performances today, what do you think would surprise him the most? What would he appreciate, and what would he probably find strange or even uncomfortable?
Did Michael easily fall in love?
Michael has always been secretive about his love life, but he could also be vocal about the women he was attracted to.
We know he was attracted to (and even proposed to?) at least Diana Ross, Brooke Shields, Lisa Marie Presley.. And during one of those leaked phone calls with his friend Glenda, we even hear him talking about another woman he was very attracted to (and I remember reading a rumor somewhere that he proposed to that woman as well, which was around 1991 before Lisa Marie)
Then he was also rumored to have a crush on Whitney Houston, Beyonce in the 2000s, Sade and much more. Even Tatiana from the The Way You Make Me Feel MV could be mentioned
I know there are a lot of jokes about Michael going "fishing" when seeing pretty women especially in the 2000s. But was he someone who fell in love easily? It feels like he was, don't know if you guys agree
I feel like he proposed to multiple women before dating Lisa Marie, but none of them accepted, sadly. I wonder if it affected his self-esteem at some point as he was a shy person after all
Regarding the new Dolby Mixes
Hey everyone!
I just came to know that Invincible and HIStory got new Dolby mixes and remasters on Apple Music, so the question is that are those mixes exclusively available on Apple Music or did they also update it on other platforms like Spotify, Amazon Music etc?
The mystery of the relationship between Michael and Tatiana
I’ve seen videos going into detail about the relationship between Michael and Tatiana, and it all seems like such a mystery…and very odd.
it’s so strange how tatiana was chosen out of many girls personally by Michael to star in TWYMMF, how she was invited by him to the set of leave me alone, taking multiple photos together and her kissing him on the cheek. To then have her visit his home and meet his family and get close with his mom, all to then invite her on tour but barely see her until on stage, just to let her go after she kissed him?
But beforehand she had kissed him on the cheek on stage, and he never seemed angry. Even other crew members said her kiss on the cheek made his day.
So it’s clear he did like her.
But the mystery comes from why he never spoke to her again after the kiss happened (especially when she stated that she had asked him if she could take it further and he said yes)
I just feel like she may have been led on by Michael, why would he have her so much in his world? To then cut her off so easily.
He had a team and manager, but he was still the one who had a final say.
He also expressed if he loved or liked someone, but here he never expressed that verbally, but he shows so much interest like he does with everyone else he likes by his actions (photoshoots, making her meet his family, taking her on tour/in his circle)
He also didnt look angry after she kissed him and was happy with her kissing him on the cheek.
It makes me believe that he liked her but the kiss made his managers mad because they didn’t want it to affect his career since he was at his peak.
But I’m still wondering why Michael never spoke to her at all in the end? From her perspective other than the kiss she didn’t do anything drastic for him to dislike her. After being so fond of her it doesn’t make sense.
If he did end up using his managers to fire her because of the kiss, to never speak to her again, that’s very odd behaviour. Especially after spending so much time with her and knowing she likes you.
It’s such a odd mystery