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30 years ago, michael jackson released ‘they don’t care about us’ Michael Jackson had to cut a deal with a drug lord to film this video. The Brazilian government tried to block the shoot. A judge banned the filming. The police refused to enter the area. Rio was bidding...

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The government was against Michael Jackson filming there because they were worried he would show the poverty side. The police refused to give him protection but the drug lord Marcinho VP helped Michael shoot his video. Spike Lee, the director of the music video, said “We didn’t pay a dime. Just asked permission. The guy was a big Michael Jackson fan.” “To guarantee Michael’s security, we had to speak with the drug kingpin Marcinho VP because the Brazilian police refused to climb the hills of the slum.” The drug lord said, “This will be the safest place in the world. We could lay $1M on the street and no one would touch it.” The location where Michael filmed is a tourist attraction, and they even have his statue and pictures there. We will NEVER see this level of fame again.
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The government was against Michael Jackson filming there because they were worried he would show the poverty side. The police refused to give him protection but the drug lord Marcinho VP helped Michael shoot his video. Spike Lee, the director of the music video, said “We didn’t pay a dime. Just asked permission. The guy was a big Michael Jackson fan.” “To guarantee Michael’s security, we had to speak with the drug kingpin Marcinho VP because the Brazilian police refused to climb the hills of the slum.” The drug lord said, “This will be the safest place in the world. We could lay $1M on the street and no one would touch it.” The location where Michael filmed is a tourist attraction, and they even have his statue and pictures there. We will NEVER see this level of fame again.

Ash | (fan account)

259,985 просмотров • 2 лет назад

They don’t care about us caused uproar and was banned. Michael Jackson had America so heated that he had to shoot another video in Brazil under the protection of a drug lord.
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They don’t care about us caused uproar and was banned. Michael Jackson had America so heated that he had to shoot another video in Brazil under the protection of a drug lord.

Ash | (fan account)

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Michael Jackson sought permission from the Brazilian government to film the "They Don't Care About Us" music video in Rio de Janeiro's Santa Marta favela and Salvador's Pelourinho district in 1996. The government denied the request, fearing the video would highlight poverty and harm Brazil's image, especially as Rio was bidding to host the 2004 Olympics. Despite the ban, Jackson and director Spike Lee proceeded with filming. Local drug lord Marcinho VP, a fan of Jackson, reportedly provided security for the production in the favela, ensuring safe passage without payment. This protection allowed filming to continue despite the lack of official support, and the video was completed, showcasing the favela's conditions and featuring the Afro-Brazilian group Olodum. They Don't Really Care About Us is a powerful and assertive song by Michael Jackson, released in 1995 on his HIStory: Past Present and Future, Book album. The track stands out for its direct and potent lyrics, which voice strong feelings of frustration and anger against societal structures that seem unresponsive or indifferent. It expresses a deep sense of being unheard and undervalued, with Jackson's vocals conveying raw emotion and defiance. The song's impactful message, combined with its memorable beat, makes it a significant piece in his discography, resonating with anyone who has felt marginalized or overlooked. ~ Shonexyujii ✨🙌🏽💫
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Michael Jackson sought permission from the Brazilian government to film the "They Don't Care About Us" music video in Rio de Janeiro's Santa Marta favela and Salvador's Pelourinho district in 1996. The government denied the request, fearing the video would highlight poverty and harm Brazil's image, especially as Rio was bidding to host the 2004 Olympics. Despite the ban, Jackson and director Spike Lee proceeded with filming. Local drug lord Marcinho VP, a fan of Jackson, reportedly provided security for the production in the favela, ensuring safe passage without payment. This protection allowed filming to continue despite the lack of official support, and the video was completed, showcasing the favela's conditions and featuring the Afro-Brazilian group Olodum. They Don't Really Care About Us is a powerful and assertive song by Michael Jackson, released in 1995 on his HIStory: Past Present and Future, Book album. The track stands out for its direct and potent lyrics, which voice strong feelings of frustration and anger against societal structures that seem unresponsive or indifferent. It expresses a deep sense of being unheard and undervalued, with Jackson's vocals conveying raw emotion and defiance. The song's impactful message, combined with its memorable beat, makes it a significant piece in his discography, resonating with anyone who has felt marginalized or overlooked. ~ Shonexyujii ✨🙌🏽💫

🧬Maxpein🧬

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The Brazilian government tried to prevent Michael Jackson from filming They Don’t Care About Us inside a favela, saying they couldn’t guarantee his safety. But MJ and Spike Lee pushed forward anyway. According to the story, the local gang leader turned out to be a massive fan and assured them, “You could leave a million dollars in the middle of the favela and nobody would touch it. Michael is under my protection.”
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The Brazilian government tried to prevent Michael Jackson from filming They Don’t Care About Us inside a favela, saying they couldn’t guarantee his safety. But MJ and Spike Lee pushed forward anyway. According to the story, the local gang leader turned out to be a massive fan and assured them, “You could leave a million dollars in the middle of the favela and nobody would touch it. Michael is under my protection.”

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Before Michael Jackson performed They Don’t Care About Us in Brazil, he came with director Spike Lee to shoot the music video. They chose locations in Salvador and Rio de Janeiro, including the historic Pelourinho and a favela. Brazilian officials initially tried to stop the filming because they feared it would show poverty and damage the country’s image. However, local communities supported the project. In Salvador, Jackson collaborated with the Afro-Brazilian percussion group Olodum, whose drumming became a key part of the performance and the music video. 🎶🌍
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Before Michael Jackson performed They Don’t Care About Us in Brazil, he came with director Spike Lee to shoot the music video. They chose locations in Salvador and Rio de Janeiro, including the historic Pelourinho and a favela. Brazilian officials initially tried to stop the filming because they feared it would show poverty and damage the country’s image. However, local communities supported the project. In Salvador, Jackson collaborated with the Afro-Brazilian percussion group Olodum, whose drumming became a key part of the performance and the music video. 🎶🌍

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When Michael Jackson tried to film They Don’t Care About Us (1996) in Brazil, the government denied permission over concerns about the country’s image. Hearing this, a local mafia figure who was a huge fan stepped in and personally provided protection during the shoot.
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When Michael Jackson tried to film They Don’t Care About Us (1996) in Brazil, the government denied permission over concerns about the country’s image. Hearing this, a local mafia figure who was a huge fan stepped in and personally provided protection during the shoot.

Movie Moments Analyst

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The Brazilian version of “They Don’t Care About Us” (directed by Spike Lee in 1996) was filmed in the Santa Marta favela in Rio de Janeiro and in Pelourinho in Salvador. The Rio government tried to ban the filming, fearing it would expose poverty to the world. Residents of the favela and the local drug traffickers authorized and protected the set. Michael arrived by helicopter, interacted with the community and children and danced with the Olodum group (a large ensemble of samba-reggae percussionists). The video became a powerful symbol of protest and, according to residents and later accounts, helped draw international attention to the favela and contributed to its visibility and subsequent improvements.
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The Brazilian version of “They Don’t Care About Us” (directed by Spike Lee in 1996) was filmed in the Santa Marta favela in Rio de Janeiro and in Pelourinho in Salvador. The Rio government tried to ban the filming, fearing it would expose poverty to the world. Residents of the favela and the local drug traffickers authorized and protected the set. Michael arrived by helicopter, interacted with the community and children and danced with the Olodum group (a large ensemble of samba-reggae percussionists). The video became a powerful symbol of protest and, according to residents and later accounts, helped draw international attention to the favela and contributed to its visibility and subsequent improvements.

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#MICHAEL is a film that was made by the Jackson estate to highlight the good of Michael Jackson and to stand up to the Legacy Media that dragged his name for decades. If the media and haters can say what they want without any consequences or even proof then why can’t his family tell you the real story of Michael Jackson? Despite the hate, the film is close to $250M worldwide. Jaafar Jackson was phenomenal, the musical sequences were so satisfying and I absolutely adored seeing this innocent and kind side to Michael. He did so much good and people were literally obsessed with his glorious music. Once labeled the King of Pop is STILL THE KING. 👑
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#MICHAEL is a film that was made by the Jackson estate to highlight the good of Michael Jackson and to stand up to the Legacy Media that dragged his name for decades. If the media and haters can say what they want without any consequences or even proof then why can’t his family tell you the real story of Michael Jackson? Despite the hate, the film is close to $250M worldwide. Jaafar Jackson was phenomenal, the musical sequences were so satisfying and I absolutely adored seeing this innocent and kind side to Michael. He did so much good and people were literally obsessed with his glorious music. Once labeled the King of Pop is STILL THE KING. 👑

MoviesThatMaher

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Did you know Michael Jackson didn't ask the Brazilian government for permission to record this video. It was the people who allowed it, and the "Mafia" of that time protected him. The one and only King of Pop, Michael Jackson.
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Did you know Michael Jackson didn't ask the Brazilian government for permission to record this video. It was the people who allowed it, and the "Mafia" of that time protected him. The one and only King of Pop, Michael Jackson.

NdrewsTjan©️

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Spike Lee directed both short films. The Brazilian version was filmed in Pelourinho, the historic city center of Salvador, and in Santa Marta, a favela of Rio de Janeiro. Olodum is an Afro-Brazilian cultural group that fights against racial discrimination and socioeconomic inequality. The filming had a positive impact. “He displayed great concern for everything in the country, with poverty, with street children,” Dodi Sirena told Billboard in 2009. “This process to make Dona Marta better started with Michael Jackson,” agreed Claudia Silva, press liaison for the Rio De Janeiro tourism office. “Now it’s a safe favela. There are no drug dealers anymore, and it’s a massive social project. But all the attention started with Michael Jackson.”
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Spike Lee directed both short films. The Brazilian version was filmed in Pelourinho, the historic city center of Salvador, and in Santa Marta, a favela of Rio de Janeiro. Olodum is an Afro-Brazilian cultural group that fights against racial discrimination and socioeconomic inequality. The filming had a positive impact. “He displayed great concern for everything in the country, with poverty, with street children,” Dodi Sirena told Billboard in 2009. “This process to make Dona Marta better started with Michael Jackson,” agreed Claudia Silva, press liaison for the Rio De Janeiro tourism office. “Now it’s a safe favela. There are no drug dealers anymore, and it’s a massive social project. But all the attention started with Michael Jackson.”

Ash | (fan account)

93,210 просмотров • 2 лет назад

Michael Jackson and Lisa Marie Presley walked into a children’s hospital in Budapest in 1994 to visit some of the sick kids. Neither of them knew they were about to meet a four-year-old boy that Michael would help save. His name was Béla Farkas, and he desperately needed a liver transplant. Michael learned how serious Béla’s condition was and couldn’t just walk away from it. He and Lisa Marie returned to see him, and Michael promised that he would help. Through the Heal the World Foundation, Michael helped pay for the treatment Béla needed. In March 1995, the little boy received a successful liver transplant in Belgium. When Michael returned to Budapest in 1996, he went back to see Béla again. The little boy he had met fighting for his life was now six years old and doing well. The media spent years showing the world a very different picture of Michael Jackson, while stories like this rarely made the headlines. He could have visited that hospital, smiled for the cameras and made a big photo op out of it, but he didn't. Michael was a kind and gentle human being who genuinely cared about other people, and when he saw a child who needed help, he did something about it.
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Michael Jackson and Lisa Marie Presley walked into a children’s hospital in Budapest in 1994 to visit some of the sick kids. Neither of them knew they were about to meet a four-year-old boy that Michael would help save. His name was Béla Farkas, and he desperately needed a liver transplant. Michael learned how serious Béla’s condition was and couldn’t just walk away from it. He and Lisa Marie returned to see him, and Michael promised that he would help. Through the Heal the World Foundation, Michael helped pay for the treatment Béla needed. In March 1995, the little boy received a successful liver transplant in Belgium. When Michael returned to Budapest in 1996, he went back to see Béla again. The little boy he had met fighting for his life was now six years old and doing well. The media spent years showing the world a very different picture of Michael Jackson, while stories like this rarely made the headlines. He could have visited that hospital, smiled for the cameras and made a big photo op out of it, but he didn't. Michael was a kind and gentle human being who genuinely cared about other people, and when he saw a child who needed help, he did something about it.

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The real reason why the elites targeted Michael Jackson. Michael Jackson became the most powerful artist in the world; he was bigger than Sony. Sony is owned by the Jewish elites, and Michael was at odds with the Jewish elites for quite a while. Michael Jackson owned the rights to the Beatles and many other prestigious Black artists such as Little Richard. Michael Jackson was the most powerful man in the music business; He exposed Sony they allegedly wanted him out of the way so they could own his masters and also the other artists that he owned. MJ's name was tarnished by false allegations, and then they eventually moved him out the way. Once MJ died, Sony became the owner of his publishing and also everyone else he owned.
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The real reason why the elites targeted Michael Jackson. Michael Jackson became the most powerful artist in the world; he was bigger than Sony. Sony is owned by the Jewish elites, and Michael was at odds with the Jewish elites for quite a while. Michael Jackson owned the rights to the Beatles and many other prestigious Black artists such as Little Richard. Michael Jackson was the most powerful man in the music business; He exposed Sony they allegedly wanted him out of the way so they could own his masters and also the other artists that he owned. MJ's name was tarnished by false allegations, and then they eventually moved him out the way. Once MJ died, Sony became the owner of his publishing and also everyone else he owned.

Judah🦁

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Jaafar Jackson says the #MichaelMovie clears up the rumor that Michael Jackson wanted to be “white” and shows that he had vitiligo since he was a kid.
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Jaafar Jackson says the #MichaelMovie clears up the rumor that Michael Jackson wanted to be “white” and shows that he had vitiligo since he was a kid.

The Art Of Dialogue

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A rare footage of Michael Jackson surrounded by heavy security, and this little boy still found a way to jump into his arms. Michael carried him like his own son. This is the side of him they never want to show us.
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A rare footage of Michael Jackson surrounded by heavy security, and this little boy still found a way to jump into his arms. Michael carried him like his own son. This is the side of him they never want to show us.

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Paris Jackson is literally one of the most humble nepo kids she was raised so well. I love hearing them talk about him because to us he was Michael Jackson but to them he was just a regular dad and that’s the kind of stuff people really want to hear about 😭❤️
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Paris Jackson is literally one of the most humble nepo kids she was raised so well. I love hearing them talk about him because to us he was Michael Jackson but to them he was just a regular dad and that’s the kind of stuff people really want to hear about 😭❤️

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Tommy Davidson says Michael Jackson personally invited him to Neverland Ranch to host a private concert, but when he arrived, he was denied entry until Michael and his security, the Fruit of Islam, came and let him in. (🎥: The Art Of Dialogue/YouTube)
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Tommy Davidson says Michael Jackson personally invited him to Neverland Ranch to host a private concert, but when he arrived, he was denied entry until Michael and his security, the Fruit of Islam, came and let him in. (🎥: The Art Of Dialogue/YouTube)

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Exactly this! When the Jackson 5 took off, it was compared to Beatlemania and security was needed due to the intense fan worship. The Jackson 5 weren't just famous in the USA btw they were famous worldwide. By 1972, the Jackson 5 were touring in Europe and broke the attendance record of the Beatles. From 1973-1975, they were touring worldwide and performed over 380 concerts due to global demand. Michael had already dealt with intense fame before the age of 16. And this only amplified as the years went on and entered a whole new stratosphere during the Thriller era. Michael was not only seriously overworked his entire life and ESPECIALLY during his childhood, but he also dealt with an intense level of global fame from a young age. And you really can't compare this to other famous child stars because *this* level of global fame and public scrutiny was on another level and he dealt with it for his entire life.
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Exactly this! When the Jackson 5 took off, it was compared to Beatlemania and security was needed due to the intense fan worship. The Jackson 5 weren't just famous in the USA btw they were famous worldwide. By 1972, the Jackson 5 were touring in Europe and broke the attendance record of the Beatles. From 1973-1975, they were touring worldwide and performed over 380 concerts due to global demand. Michael had already dealt with intense fame before the age of 16. And this only amplified as the years went on and entered a whole new stratosphere during the Thriller era. Michael was not only seriously overworked his entire life and ESPECIALLY during his childhood, but he also dealt with an intense level of global fame from a young age. And you really can't compare this to other famous child stars because *this* level of global fame and public scrutiny was on another level and he dealt with it for his entire life.

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The prison version of Michael Jackson’s “They Don’t Care About Us” short film directed by the legendary Spike Lee, was released on this date in 1996, this version was the second short film for the single, following the “Brazil Version" released in March 1996 that’s also directed by Spike Lee. It was filmed inside of New York Correctional Facility depicts MJ as an inmate to symbolize mass incarceration and systemic injustice. It is juxtaposed with archival footage of historical human rights violations and police brutality. Due to its controversial and "hard-driven" imagery, the prison version was largely banned from daytime television on major music channels like MTV and VH1, leading to the creation of the more "radio-friendly" Brazil version as the primary promotional clip.
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The prison version of Michael Jackson’s “They Don’t Care About Us” short film directed by the legendary Spike Lee, was released on this date in 1996, this version was the second short film for the single, following the “Brazil Version" released in March 1996 that’s also directed by Spike Lee. It was filmed inside of New York Correctional Facility depicts MJ as an inmate to symbolize mass incarceration and systemic injustice. It is juxtaposed with archival footage of historical human rights violations and police brutality. Due to its controversial and "hard-driven" imagery, the prison version was largely banned from daytime television on major music channels like MTV and VH1, leading to the creation of the more "radio-friendly" Brazil version as the primary promotional clip.

Jantar The Botman🪼

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In 2001, during the filming of "You Rock My World," Michael Jackson was told to darken his skin with makeup and use putty on his nose. He was so upset he locked himself in the bathroom and cried, but still delivered a flawless performance
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In 2001, during the filming of "You Rock My World," Michael Jackson was told to darken his skin with makeup and use putty on his nose. He was so upset he locked himself in the bathroom and cried, but still delivered a flawless performance

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