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Neurosurgeons studied the physics behind the 45-degree tilt that Michael Jackson performed in Smooth Criminal and concluded that, even with all the special apparatus such as customized shoes and platforms with locking pegs only people with tremendous core strength can execute the tilt without suffering physical injuries. Insufficiently trained individuals may sustain serious harm if they attempt it. After all, he wasn’t just a performer he is the artist who redefined what it means to be extraordinary.
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Omg how had I never noticed that before? I’m crying 😭💔
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For years, people thought the hit right before Eddie Van Halen’s guitar solo in “Beat It” was either a mistake or Van Halen tapping his guitar to cue the solo. In reality, it was Michael Jackson himself who created the sound by striking a drum case. He even received a credit for it as “drum case beater.”
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This was the first time Michael Jackson appeared in public after being acquitted of all accusations in 2005, at the WMA (2006) 🥹❤️🩹 Feeling afraid and insecure about how the public would react after so many media attacks, when he stepped onto the stage he was met with loud applause, emotion, and love from thousands of fans around the world, reminding Michael of who he truly always was: the King of Pop.
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In May 1992, Michael Jackson starred in his FINAL commercial for Pepsi during their historic partnership. In the campaign, Michael was seen singing “I’ll Be There” at the piano in an emotional duet with his younger self. The song, originally released by The Jackson 5 in 1970, received a softer and more nostalgic interpretation especially for the commercial. The ad was part of the Dangerous era and showcased a more sensitive and emotional side of the King of Pop, touching fans all around the world.
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❤️🩹Michael Jackson could no longer do things that many people consider ordinary, such as sunbathing, going to water parks, or visiting the beach. This was not out of whim, as we know he suffered from vitiligo, an autoimmune disease that destroys natural pigmentation, leaving areas of the body unprotected against the sun’s rays. In addition, he had cutaneous lupus, which further increased his skin’s sensitivity to sunlight. Umbrellas, parasols, and even long-sleeved shirts were not exaggerations or attention-seeking; they were ways to protect himself. Vitiligo creates patches that often cannot be fully covered. Michael tried to even out his skin tone with makeup, but in some areas, it was impossible to completely hide the spots. This situation heightened his concern about how people perceived him, making him even more cautious. More than aesthetic choices, these measures reflect Michael’s daily struggle to preserve his health and self-esteem.
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Michael Jackson didn’t like to receive designer shoes but why? According to his stylist Michael Bush, the King of Pop learned to dance on his own using Florsheim moccasins, which were a pair his parents could afford when he was a child.. Bush also added that designer shoes couldn’t help him do the moonwalk, spins, or slides the way Michael used to in his dancing; he called them “My magic shoes.” ✨️
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Paris Jackson imitating her dad’s iconic phrase: “I love to tour!” 😭🤌😂
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I'm crying, and it's not a little❤️🥹 #MichaelMovie
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🥹 According to Travis Payne, Michael Jackson’s dancer and choreographer for 17 years, there would have been a break in the song “Wanna Be Startin’ Somethin’” during the This Is It concert series. In this interval, halfway through the song, it would have been “replaced” by an a cappella rendition of “Speechless,” from the album Invincible. The idea was to stir the fans’ emotions, pulling them out of that moment of pure adrenaline and, for a few instants, making them focus solely on the King of Pop’s stage presence and voice.
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