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Omg how had I never noticed that before? I’m crying 😭💔
MJ Friends | Fan Account429,324 views • 12 days ago
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.
MJ Friends | Fan Account355,854 views • 12 days ago
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.”
MJ Friends | Fan Account404,532 views • 18 days ago
🥹❤️🩹RARE: Exactly 17 years ago, on June 1, 2009, a fan captured a brief yet emotional moment: Michael Jackson arriving at his final residence on Carolwood Drive in Los Angeles. Welcomed with applause, messages of love, and his music playing in the background, Michael was spending the last days of his life there. Michael Jackson
MJ Friends | Fan Account94,817 views • 5 days ago
💔 In 2001, Michael Jackson went through a very sad episode behind the scenes of You Rock My World. During the recording, John McClain and director Paul Hunter suggested that he use makeup to darken his skin and “fill in” his nose with putty. As soon as Michael heard this, he was deeply upset, locked himself in the bathroom, cried, and tore at his hair. Even so, he delivered a flawless performance.
MJ Friends | Fa Account4,168,219 views • 6 months ago
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.
MJ Friends | Fan Account334,442 views • 23 days ago
I love Paris Jackson’s new stories she’s so chill, just eating her apples and showing her day. I find it hilarious because she looks super zen, especially with all the Epstein stuff coming out now… it’s like she’s saying, “Whatever, now everyone knows my dad was always innocent.” I just love this woman, haha.
MJ Friends | Fan Account1,532,213 views • 3 months ago
💔In 2004, Eminem released Just Lose It, a music video that satirized Michael Jackson, making jokes about his plastic surgeries, the tragic incident in which his hair caught fire during a Pepsi commercial in 1984, and the false allegations against him involving minors in 2003. Michael felt extremely hurt and publicly asked TV channels to stop airing the video, calling it disrespectful. Years later, in 2007, Sony/ATV Music Publishing a company in which Michael held a 50% stake.acquired Famous Music LLC, a catalog that included the publishing rights to several songs, including some by Eminem. This meant that, technically, Michael became a co-owner of some of Eminem’s songs. After the King of Pop’s death in 2009, his stake in Sony/ATV continued to be managed by his family’s estate. In 2016, Sony bought out the Jackson family’s share, taking full ownership of the catalog, including the songs that had belonged to Famous Music. At first glance, I found no records indicating that Eminem later regained those rights.
MJ Friends | #MichaelMovie 🎬1,594,976 views • 5 months ago
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.
MJ Friends | Fan Account1,456,724 views • 6 months ago
Did you know?😂🤭 For the live performance of “Beat It” at the 30th anniversary celebration of Michael Jackson’s solo career in New York in 2001, he asked his stylist Michael Bush to make a black jacket instead of the usual red one. “Make it black let’s see if the fans notice the difference,” Michael told Bush. On the night of the first show, right before performing “Beat It,” Bush dressed Michael in the black jacket he had requested. “This was supposed to be red,” Michael said with a serious look for a moment. Bush nearly had a panic attack but then the King of Pop burst out laughing and said he was just testing him to see if he had understood how the jacket was supposed to be made.
MJ Friends | Fa Account617,679 views • 3 months ago
Michael Jackson prepared extensively before performing “Billie Jean” live for the first time at Motown’s 25th anniversary party in 1983. He practiced the famous moonwalk in secret and didn’t even let his mother see what he was planning. His hat was requested to have a spy-like style, while he took the black sequin jacket from her. For his first moonwalk and spin, he admitted he was disappointed because: "I wanted to stay on my toes longer," he said in his 1988 biography Moonwalk. Despite that, that night he went to sleep already hailed as the greatest artist ever.
MJ Friends | Fan Account1,033,920 views • 6 months ago
