I will always love how chill Invincible sounds... this was the perfect album to make with him being over 40. This project would've been very big nowadays too because it sounds very modern too

The Jacksons era stuff is such a goldmine. You can see MJ begin to really "power up" and begin composing and writing.

How the f*** is a 22 year old coming up with something like This Place Hotel man. Just otherworldly genius

This guy was a blessing man never again will we have someone this talented

Triumph is just banger after banger

Walk Right Now

why are all virtue signalling dweeby millenial white people so adamant that MJ is guilty, surrounded by them at work

you make a great point actually, i think i have a similar experience

i only ever see white people going crazy and saying he’s 100% guilty

Almost all white people have a subconscious protocol to lynch and defame black people

Because Michael Jackson outgrew the box they could put a black artist in and then outsmarted the executives all while forming an unbreakable bond with the people of the world.

Variety writing sixteen articles since the biopic release is a desperate continuation of trying to drive an image built long before any allegations were ever fabricated.

Crackers will never forgive him for buying the Beatles catalog and releasing a better version of Come Together

Look at this review of Dangerous

Dan Karaty, So You Think You Can Dance judge, Britney Spears and NSYNC choreographer has written about Wade Robson, who he used to be friends with:

medium.com/@​d.karaty/michaeljacksonbetrayed-c9a9b773151b

Aside from the grotesque picture I actually zoomed in and read the review up until dude said Thriller “was patchy to say the least” man these people are slow

Everything about this was so cold

“Now Jackson is concerned - hey boyee, he's MAD and he's not gonna let the white folk shut him up no more. In fact on certain songs it’s as if Chuck D never happened”

Racist c***babble im crine

Yeah, really upfront that the review is just flat out racist. Wild.

I got an Uber to the cinema to watch Michael for the first time and the dude had a classic radio station on and this very song was playing (Carmina Burana)

We miss you Mike

Been rewatching a bunch of his old interviews from the 90’s onwards the past weeks. I forgot just how heartbreaking these were and how bullshit these peoples atitutudes towards him were for so many years. Beyond disrespectful and boils my blood so much.

still remember the day(s) i found out about his passing. i was not even 14 i think but cried my s*** alllll out during the memorial broadcast

Still never watched it, couldn't bring myself to it then and can't now