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Michael Jackson calmly scrambling the interviewer's brain Michael Jackson’s interviews were often more legendary than the music itself. Seeing him navigate these questions with a mix of humor, directness, and that classic MJ mystery is a masterclass in staying true to yourself when the world is watching. He wasn't...

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