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@ANITACHEONG-em8mt

4 ай бұрын

Thank you from the bottom of my heart

Such a loss to humanity and those who loved him; I remember his words once, “I don’t want to die. I want to live forever.” You will Michael, you will. He will remain The King. He is sorely missed. Thank you for this video.

MJ left us in 14 years ago Still can't believe he is goon Love you forever MJ❤️ Please god!🙏 Take care of MJ. He is innocent. RIP My King.😢

@Sunshine-dx5xo

8 ай бұрын

🙏🤎🤎

I am glad I found your channel this 2023. I wish it would have been earlier. Long live Michael Jackson in our hearts and minds. Prayers from the Philippines.

Samm Brown in this film expressed it best. Michael Jackson was real and his fans knew it. I guess it’s impossible for some to believe facts and truly appreciate real goodness. A legend that will never die, despite the evilness in the world who still seek to destroy his greatness and gift to humankind. Thank you for the video. I loved the Frank Sinatra clip.

He created the history n that's the truth.... Other people opinions doesn't matter at all.... Undisputed King of pop n music... He is loved all over the globe 💙💙💙💙❤❤MJ

the haters didn't know him well as much as we know him so well. a real fans must have been follow his life,career, etc. He had a vitiligo, which proven by the doctor at UCLA hospitals the day he died. I watched all his video, observed his picture, I notice many of it,.and yes he had vitiligo Universalis over 25 years till his skin became whiter. and now his son, Prince has the same skin disorder as his daddy, now can be seen under his arm pit, hands, neck. so please haters don't spread all garbage things about my King of Pop. Don't you dare, I am warning you all. Love you Mike. your legacy will influence young generation to be a good person.

I enjoyed this documentary. it focused mostly on the music, and was honest and balanced. it covered a lot of ground.

@bridgetwhite9743

6 ай бұрын

This documentary was informative, but not well balanced and biased against Michael Jackson. On what authority do these featured interviewees speak so bleakly about albums starting with Bad? I would have appreciated fewer negative opinions about Michael’s videos and songs post 1987.

If Michael would have only Heal the World and Earth Song he would have been extraordinary and the best. Now think what he is with all of his countless masterpieces. Mike is the god of music.

Not all that informative .. plenty of things misrepresented or cut out purposely as media often does with MJ. Firstly, MJ had plenty of hits, BIG HITS in the 90s, with both his 90s albums hit diamonds in sale with Dangerous going 3xdiamond! Black or White was #1 on the US charts for 7 weeks, same as Billie Jean. We’re talkin Remember the time.. Jam.. in the closet, Scream, They don’t care about us, Stranger in Moscow.. Who Is It still blows my mind with that insane baseline! And on the tacky side, this report shows the stigma of MJs vitiligo that the media misused and still does today to paint him as a caricature. Never paying any kind to the struggle this man must have had dealing with the skin disorder, a life-changing event that’s sure to make you so insecure. But this dude marched on and delivered BAD, and then Dangerous. Hats off, Mr Michael Jackson, the Greatest Entertainer of All Time. O

@evanicander2023

7 ай бұрын

❤

@bridgetwhite9743

6 ай бұрын

Well said! There were too many negative opinions in this documentary spoken by… I’m not even sure the documentary explained the authority of these interviewees. Critics, I’m guessing, who drearily droned on and on. Not facts, but negative reactions and interpretations of Michael’s creations. In summary, I would’ve appreciated a more unbiased documentary of Michael’s musical career.

Forever loved and remembered ❤️ Dear Michael

Michael Jackson last album sold 10 million copies, 10 million

A wonderful Person I miss you King of Pop❤🙏👍🙏❤

Michael was so adorable at a young age

the new generation fan must know about mj and his music.

Nothing wrong with incorporating a new style of music to have modern taste! He's keeping up with the times!

Still the KING 👑

@live2diedie2liveagain78

2 жыл бұрын

King of Popping Pills

@proud_moonwalker

10 ай бұрын

​@@live2diedie2liveagain78omg you are great at describing yourself

@live2diedie2liveagain78

10 ай бұрын

@@proud_moonwalker Typical Moonwalker response. Keep sucking on the Propofol and you'll be with your fallen idol real soon.

You can’t even IMAGINE the pain and hurt Michael had to endure , even on his worst day NOOOO entertainer can touch him PEROID …..

@live2diedie2liveagain78

2 жыл бұрын

You still smoking that Propofol, aren't you?

@delorajackson4286

Жыл бұрын

I don't believe he smoked drugs. What a lie!

@vann1165

Жыл бұрын

@@live2diedie2liveagain78 you don’t smoke propofol 🤷🏾‍♂️

@vann1165

Жыл бұрын

@@live2diedie2liveagain78 I found out your biggest haters is your biggest secret admirer

@Snyper1405

Жыл бұрын

​@@live2diedie2liveagain78 you trolls can't even trash properly. Get your facts and business in order 😡😂🫵🏽🗣👏🏾

Mike is the best!!🖤❤

Invincible was also not promoted by Sony! That's when MJ and Sony were in the middle of their fallout..I think if it had been promoted like they usually did, the album would've been received much better! There are alot of great tracks on that album!!🦋🦋🦋🦋

@eilenedecali2195

8 ай бұрын

I loved/love every single song on "Invincible."❤

@evanicander2023

7 ай бұрын

Well he didn't get to do videos, but did Michael Jackson really need that much of promotion? And we had expensive computers and games so did not really want to buy what then could be downloaded for free.. so the sales numbers no longer could represent the popularity of artists around then... that was s part of what seemed less of a success for Invincible, I'm sure.

@juliecote7479

7 ай бұрын

@@evanicander2023 True but promotion on your record always helps sales in a big way!! If it's not being promoted and played on the radio then that hurts album sales also..What Sony did was unfair and it was trying to get revenge on MJ for leaving Sony!

They kept saying he changed his skin color. And nothing about a skin disorder. Say it all not purposely leaving things out to explain why his skin changed

Love you Michael we all miss you😢🥲😥😭😔🙏✌️⚘️🇳🇱❤️

I love Micheal Jackson forever!

He was physically and mentally exhausted!!

I watched this whole video looking for some fresh perspective on the artistry of the legendary Michael Joseph Jackson & was terribly disappointed. For starters, to just glide on past Michael's years with his brothers as the Jacksons is a big disservice to any supposed credible purveyor of his artistry. Michael's significant contributions to the Jacksons "Destiny" & "Triumph" albums were really important to his growth as an artist. In regards to the Quincy Jones effect, I have much respect for Quincy and all his musical accomplishments, but the level of praise some attempt to give him for the success of Michael Jackson is ridiculous....literally. Michael was the main creative force behind all 3 of the albums he did with Quincy, but Quincy indeed helped to bring Michael's creative ideas to fruition. Anyways, although "Thriller" was a very good album, which was helped greatly by a fairly new platform(music videos), imo creatively it was NOT Michael's best album. Another thing, when talking about "Thriller", although there was mention of "Billie Jean" and "Beat It"(maybe because they had music videos), there was no mention of 1 of the most innovative & probably the best overall track on the album "Wanna Be Startin' Somethin'". Also, the mentions of the change in the tone of Michael's skin over the years w/o 1 mention of the vitiligo he suffered from is definitely irresponsible & misleading. To say Michael didn't have great creative songs in the 90's is a flat out liie; songs such as ""Remember The Time", "Jam", "Stranger In Moscow", "Who Is It", "Earth Song", & "They Don't Care About Us" (all from the 90's) are still regarded in this present day as some of Michael Jackson's best songs. The media at that time had a big hand in turning the Public against Michael, because the media in their biased reporting, neglected any news stories that were positive about him or humanizing him in any way. The slanderous reporting about him ultimately overshadowed his art/artistry & that was truly a shame.

@kotvas1

2 жыл бұрын

I was also hoping they would talk about bubbles!

@benjia1152

Жыл бұрын

@evolved Joseph... your points are well taken. A one and a half hour video of random truths and opinions, with important explanations left unmentioned, his vitiligo, being an obvious one... unfairly so!

@delorajackson4286

Жыл бұрын

A

@juliecote7479

Жыл бұрын

I agree and they got a few things just wrong! For instance MJ was nominated for an Emmy for the Motown 25 performance but did not win it! I can never remember the guys name but the one in the orange shirt , older man , grey/white hair..Anyways he has been in a few MJ documentaries and he says a few things everytime that were false..I think he's a music critic I think?

@provocateurjoseph69

Жыл бұрын

@@juliecote7479 You must exercise some discernment with some of these so-called MJ "fans". They are really chameleons throwing shade on Moichael's name/legacy every chance they get. I wish the gentleman that you describe as being a false narrorator in a few docs about MJ rang a bell, but he doesn't.

I love all the Jackson's voices and harmonies.

I jus cant listen to these clips of Michael dying. It breaks my heart

This needs to be released worldwide instead of Leaving Neverland that trash documentary

@m.arnold717

2 жыл бұрын

Check out Square One Micheal Jackson documentary. It was excellent too.

@pcon1473

Жыл бұрын

They prefer to release lies about him instead

@h.bblackwood9552

9 ай бұрын

Leaving Neverland is not a documentary. It's a fictious movie without any trace of professional journalism. It's a revenge from vindictive narcissist, Wade Robson, who felt turned down by not being in MJ's direct attention. Who would want to perform in his/hers abuser's tribute shows??? 😂

@mikieanthony777

9 ай бұрын

This is worldwide

@Sunshine-dx5xo

8 ай бұрын

💯💯

RIP 🕯🙏🕯 Michael Jackson your music lives forever ❤

アルバム以前より売れなくてもずっとKing of pop!変わらない事実！💝💕💐😍💓

Amazing documentary all should be like this 😊

@ovemikkelsenhoel2174

Жыл бұрын

Agree! Long live the King Of Pop❤🙏

An honest and searching tribute. Simply brilliant.

this has some good research materials

Voice of humanity with the purest gifted kind-hearted soul. God bless Michael forever. We are here with you forever. Praise for humanity.

This old white guy is pissing me off. Like his opinion of Michael’s music and artistry is fact.

@shronazam276

2 жыл бұрын

Too bad he used the critics on this video when they know 0 about Michael and his art.

@donaldmccormick8665

2 жыл бұрын

This Man Suffered Enough, And When U Do Something For THE Good, And Love People OF all Races, Giving Millions In Charity, what A Man, What A Man. SIGNED The Wife.

@evanicander2023

7 ай бұрын

@danimal...❤

@TheLaurieJi

6 ай бұрын

Who is he ?

Excellent documentry loved that! Long live the king!

There is so much complexity to this! Obviously Michael was deeply suffering and had to come out in his music and art. He was screaming form the top of his lungs to be loved, listen and taken care off and also to care for each other and our land. I still think most people don't have enough empathy and compassion. Think of how difficult is to go to work with a flu, pain, even menstrual cycle. Well he keep working with an autoimmune condition called Lupus that debilitates the person and can cause severe fatigue, pain, hair loss (that is why he had to tattoo his eyebrows and eyes) , muscle weakness and more, and that on top of having Vitiligo and been accuse to purposely trying to be white. Imagine showing up to work and half of your face and all your body looks black and white; probably he needed lots of psychological therapy to overcome the mental effects of the disease, the terrible media discrimination and to accept the condition. Easy to say, I remember having a few pimples in my face and thinking that was the end of the world. Definitely his medical care was terrible and the media and even family talked about his addiction like it was a choice! He needed that pain medications to sustain the pain caused by his accidents that seems to be overprescribed (look at the opioid crises we have today, he was a victim of it too) and to many antidepressants and anxiolytics that have so many side effects. Then been acuse for child abuse when all he wanted was literally to heal the world and protect children. An innocent man MJ, had to show up for 2 years 5 days a week to to fight for his innocence, i mean I don't think I can show up even 1 month and stay alive!!! But he did and he show up for his kids! He was a true visionary and a strong leader of love and justice. People have to understand that he was horribly attacked by the Mafia of entertainment and really bad people. He was to powerful, remember he was the owner of 50% ATV sony catalogue and have all his rights. Yea right a black man with that much powers, we all now that too many want him down?!!! When I think of him i try to be more loving and be the change starting by the woman in the mirror and as an empath and Doctor I can see farther than many. I loved since I was a little girl his out of this world artistic talents, but much more his humanity and his true essence which goes so much deeper; so deep that most will never see or understand. LOVE, COMPASION, EMPATHY, KINDNESS, CREATIVITY, PEACE... Let it be the vibration of your soul even is moments of despair... 🥰

@terrifictess226

7 ай бұрын

I love MJJ and will forever. He was so Kind and Loving, he wanted everyone in the world to be Caring and to Love one another. I miss him and his love he shared with the World, TKW ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

@evanicander2023

7 ай бұрын

You are so right! And them blind ignorants calling him 'paranoid' when he reacted to not only the tabloids but much media lies and invented stories! And that cursed nickname... Who would not scream?? Why let people who don't even want to try and see other peoples situation, play hobby psychiatrists and in such a documentary as this???

È assurdo insistere sulle sue trasformazioni fisiche: è stato perfetto sempre, in ogni istante della sua vita!❤ questo perché la sua bellezza veniva da dentro: lui era un genio, aveva una profonda anima generosa, aveva la timidezza della purezza d'animo, uno spirito giocoso e ottimista❤ poi ha capito le brutture del mondo: la sua canzone "the lost children" lo racconta... M.J. è stato un perfetto gentleman incompreso e perseguitato da invidiosi ed altre tipologie di personaggi... Avrebbe dovuto essere protetto in vita e anche ora. Ma il mondo va al contrario e per questo lui è morto. La maggior parte degli artisti dovrebbero imparare molto da lui: studiare e sviluppare un pensiero critico ! (capito?)... Questa è solo l'opinione di una ammiratrice che ha studiato i suoi testi (tutti) amando oltre la sua bravura anche il suo coraggio ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Everyone watching this video KNOWS MICHAEL JACKSON 99.9 of the people watching the video don’t know who the people are that’s doing the Commentary in the video, no matter what he did it will was never be ENOUGH RIP to the greatest entertainer that ever live

Never surrender documentary was more better than this documentary.

You don't give CPR on a bed, shame on you, You so called Doctor Murder. Michael Jackson should have never been on propofol. But he didn't care cause he was making 150 thousand a month. I haven't even watched this video yet and I'm commenting..

Didn't he give enough to charity??? Really can't please anyone. "Scream" is fantastic. ❤Mj

The opinions expressed in this documentary about Michael Jackson’s albums, lyrical motivations, and personal life - beginning with Bad - reinforce the very same negative interpretations of Michael’s creations and insults to his character by the media - that Michael had every right to confront in his heartfelt lyrics in albums after Bad. This documentary is well made regarding the timeline of his musical career, but the insulting opinions interdispersed throughout destroyed it’s objectivity and balance.

Maichol...la persona più straordinaria di tutti i tempi...meravigliosa creatura❤

This Off the Wall record I really admire his look. He was a handsome man. His smile just lights up the world. This record is my favorite records. I always want to get up and groove when this song comes on

Invincible was him letting people tell him that rnb was popular and he should go that route n considering he’d fought to produce and write he’s own stuff exclusively it was as if he’d bin pushed into the release

Grazie per il video con sottotitoli in italiano avete guasi tutto ci scordiamo che lu è è innocente e stato solo sfruttato un po da tutti scusate e il mio pensiero Grazie ancora sandy da roma italy ...mj 💕🥸

Michael Jordan’s beat it is such a sick track I really love Eddie Murphy’s guitar solo .... can’t beat it 💯👊👊👊

@mufdiver9406

Жыл бұрын

That's Eddie Van Halen not Eddie Murphy Eddie Murphy can't play guitar

@Snyper1405

Жыл бұрын

*Michael Jackson's

@Snyper1405

Жыл бұрын

​@@mufdiver9406 and Michael Jordan plays basketball

Great video ❤🇬🇧

Chamone👑‼️

❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏

Diana is NOT about a groupie. It's Diana Ross

@donaldmccormick8665

2 жыл бұрын

That was The Real Love Of His Life Till His Death. SIGNED The Wife.

@patriciat5323

8 ай бұрын

I saw Michael Jackson interviewed about this. He said it's about groupies. It's NOT about anything or anyone else

I'm just always amazed the criticism bad gets its the 2nd biggest selling album of all times right behind thriller I just don't get how anyone can criticis such a successful album I think it crazy because I don't hear anyone criticis ac/dc back in black are zeppelin 4 Dark side of the moon the other biggest sellers all after bad in fact I think there after dangerous now not totally sure only michael jackson would be face criticism for selling I think its over a 100 million these days it just proves to me how seriously hard the press and critics were on him

@evanicander2023

7 ай бұрын

@del... That is very very important to bring to light!

The white man talking in this video is a HATER 🤮 why is he concerned about how Michael is spending his money that he WORKED hard for 🤮

@live2diedie2liveagain78

2 жыл бұрын

What, you're supposed to be a MOONWALKER, right? You're supposed to know everything there is to know about Jackson. And you don't know everything there is to know about Jackson. So you must be a FAKE MOONWALKER.

@JejenBermoy

10 ай бұрын

I agree

@TheLaurieJi

6 ай бұрын

Who is he ?

i do not like this guy in red..? " he should stay sing ben.." what the hell is this man talking about! damn.

Oh I’m not even a minute in and welling up, I can’t bear that 911 call 😢

QUE GRAN DOLORRR .CUANTO LO AMOOOOOOOOO

He is much loved in the UK but his fellow Americans destroyed him , especially the media.

A# B# C# harmony chord progession and its about being sharp. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ i am here for it

History in the mix had the ghosts tracks on it was more to support that

Beat it video had dancers from the show film

P.s dr.dre didn’t wanna produce for Michael because he couldn’t he said it in a interview 😂

He didn’t have to make another album he ( OWN ) half of SONY 🤷🏾‍♂️

@live2diedie2liveagain78

2 жыл бұрын

What is it with you Moonwalkers? No matter how many times it's been told to the public, verified by Jackson himself you fail to understand that Jackson 50% of SONY/ATV Music Publishing which is a division of SONY Entertainment. When he died, your fallen idol was $400 million in debt.

@evanicander2023

7 ай бұрын

​@@live2diedie2liveagain78 why don't YOU understand that s person in debt still can own property, estates, shares and a music catalog asf.. that first has to be sold ...to get the cash ...to pay off the debts!!

Whenever I see that old british guy the one in the red shirt , I know somethings gonna be off... He proved many times how much he dislikes MJ, he only sang a parzly differentsong when MJ died. Still people interview him, why? There are many music critics out there to ask.

I remember it was early 98 when I saw the blood on the dance floor I remember thinking it sounds like it was a dangerous reject..... turns out i was right.... it’s like his heart wasn’t 100 percent in it at that point .... do much other bs going on and the music will suffer

@evanicander2023

7 ай бұрын

@nebs... Blood on the dancefloor is on its own record. The record Blood on the dancefloor contains also Superfly sister, Morphine, Is it scary and Ghosts and some remixes of older hits. I think it was released in -97. Invincible in 2001. He also made a Ghost' short film then, which he worked very hard on making. But it was strange that he preferred them remixes on Blood on the dancefloor, though he had Much to soon and Smile... I think also Beatiful girl and a few others. The record companies were maybe checking the young public only... but Michael has this wider fan base than new artists...

The kids nower days are collecting vinyl records. And bell bottoms are back

I think he lost control of his public image. Interestingly that some of his best from invincible is unreleased. I feel that album gets a bad rep there as some great songs on it. I personally would have left off maybe 3

Nice video but he didn't collapse. He was found dead in his bed.

Why do the narraters try to be psychologists and understand him from his music? Most songs were made up stories, pieces of poetry, and few biographical.

Heehee

Because mtv would only show white artists.. anybody's who had cable at the time known that. MJ KICK DOWN THAT DOOR.

Shady documentary.

This is yet another slanderous piece on Jackson’s name. Not as egregious as some but still disappointing for a channel that is supposedly dedicated to honoring black artists. Very lazy and poorly researched.

Just so you know: NO SON OF ALKEBULAN WOULD EVER WEAR BRIGHT RED LIPSTICK, TATTOOED EYEBROWS, TATTOOED EYELINER, TATTOOED HAIRLINE AND DIANA ROSS WIGS.

@Snyper1405

Жыл бұрын

Who cares. Want a medal 😂👏🏾👏🏾

@live2diedie2liveagain78

Жыл бұрын

@@Snyper1405 You still trying to make money on your knees or you're handling your business on all fours like your mama taught you?

@faavevelafaasee7476

9 ай бұрын

😂 @snyper1405 right who cares!!

Michael Jackson lost his mainstream worldwide audience when his skin colour changed. Why wasn't it talked about more in this documentary. I mean, who, in the whole history of the World, has ever gone through life and actually changed the colour of their skin? No one, he is totally on his own there. The footage of the reunion with his brothers in the 2000s is sad and tragic. People just didn't want to take him seriously any more because to all intents and purposes he was saying that he did not want to be black any more, even though he had said in his music "it don't matter if you're black or white", well it obviously mattered enough to him to rid himself of his blackness. And that tells you that deep down he could not accept himself as he was and I believe that most human beings will never buy that kind of falseness. It's a shame because he was the greatest but his paranoia killed him, from the outside in.

@mathivhaandrica4553

2 жыл бұрын

He had vitiligo you can't change your skin you are so ignorant

@carn9507

2 жыл бұрын

Oh my god. Who told you that crap? Look up vitiligo. It's literally written on his autopsy and World Vitiligo Day is on the anniversary of his death every year. He used dark make up to cover up the early light blotches (one of his iconic gloves in a museum still has dark brown make up stained inside it and there are pics where his make up is running, revealing the blotches) before the vitiligo eventually took over too much of his body. He had vitiligo universalis which is an auto-immune skin disease that there is no cure for. He also had another auto-immune skin disease called discoid lupus which attacks healthy tissue (is why there's pics of him in early 80s with a lot of red patches on his cheeks). He ALWAYS stated he was a PROUD BLACK MAN and fought for black people's rights! At no point did he EVER want to be white. He hated what the vitiligo was doing to him but he could only do so much to fight it. You've bought into the tabloid crap that did all they could to turn the world against him. Myself included. I wasn't a fan. I believed a lot of dumb crap about him until I did research a few years ago (as a sexual abuse survivor expecting to relate to the guys in Leaving Neverland before noticing huge issues with it and going off to fact check and learning it's all crap). "I know my race.....I just look in the mirror....I know I'm black." - Michael Jackson at Harlem Speech Against Racism New York, July 9, 2002

@Ltforlife22

2 жыл бұрын

It’s 2022 and this kind of mindset is still a thing? what a ignorant and ridiculous comment.

@Kinky_Oreo

2 жыл бұрын

I suggest you watch a video called 'Michael Jackson's blackness'.

@eldiablo8580

2 жыл бұрын

@@Kinky_Oreo is it available on KZread?

To pure, innocent, love childlike human beiing for this dark world full of people broken inside so act negativity, jealousy, sneaky, hypocrites, bitterness, own benefits, double standards, hatefull etc....reflection of their soul. He was to good for this nasty world.....not because of his talent, music, entertainment but human....and yes, he has the money to create his own world and help others because the most problems for normal people is money....

@janaberdaoui7508

3 ай бұрын

4:12 😊