the estate needs to release every music video, film, and concert in 4k

King Of Pop

@KingOfPop felt like striking a point/convo, this video is insane

At 14 (1:28) I think is my favorite because he was just before puberty and could still hit the notes but had that rawness
Also bringing it full circle as a Stan it made me realize how much Thug truly takes from early Michael, s*** like this the influence on ending words stretching them out etc

Also love how between 21 and 23 he got that superstar level vocal coaching to just say f*** pitching it down ima just falsetto this hoe and mad it into almost a different song

Also would like to know the lyrical process for Michaels initial verse in Can You Feel It, that s*** is more powerful than Man In The Mirror to me, and in like an 1/8th of the time lol

I respect u for being such a dedicated fan

Agree - it's one of the many great songs from the post Motown 'Jacksons' era.

Epic..

Funnily enough, every short film until the Dangerous era is available on film as well as select, full concerts from the Bad Tour.

The Estate have shown glimpses but often say they don't have the capacity to do it all.

they need to remaster everything in 4k like this

This the exact video that made me make that post haha , you can see the people faces just waiting for “ All the people of the world...” and of course that’s when the instrumental revs up too

It's all there.. they just don't want to do it. These are some of the most important videos in pop history, they need to be preserved for future generations.

Watched that Michael Lifetime movie on Youtube yesterday is it true or as true as one can come to fact?

I remember being 13 or whatever and my grade 6 teacher showed us this concert for music class and I never understood why people were fainting for him, I do now..

underrated MJ album also had Butterflies

Which one?

Searching

Yeah it’s played by an English dude who’s impersonated MJ for years - Navi

It’s based on a book MJs bodyguard wrote after he passed. It’s meant to be pretty accurate but dramatised for the sake of a movie

Stuff like that I’ll never take too seriously, because at the end of the day it’s just that - a movie, whether it’s overly positive (This is It) or negative

Was Michael really broke at the end like they pictured it i wasn't so sure into fully believing it

whole interview was great, greg always is insightful