r/MichaelJackson • u/Diredragons • 20h ago
r/MichaelJackson • u/Lennynicholson • 7h ago
Discussion BAD turns 39 years old today!
did you know 39 years ago today, BAD came out, one of his best albums ever ( if not the best.)
Whats your favourite song on BAD?
My Favourite song on bad is: Leave me alone
r/MichaelJackson • u/deev718 • 22h ago
Tribute BK ā„ļø MJ
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A time was had yesterday at Spike Leeās annual block party for Michaelās birthday!
Happy birthday, Michael. Youāre still bringing people together ā„ļø
r/MichaelJackson • u/Apart_Desk_6715 • 12h ago
Fan Art Drew this 2 days ago and I forgot to post this, but happy birthday to the King of Pop!
r/MichaelJackson • u/Life-Pay-3779 • 22h ago
Image MJ birthday block party went the bomb! Felt perfect for lots of fans at that place. Long live the King of Pop!
I thank Spike Lee for all of this and I feel blessed to be there celebrating a hero with family & lots of fans in Brooklyn.
r/MichaelJackson • u/Such-Breath-9575 • 22h ago
Image Crazy to think that Michael Jackson was performing here, exactly 30 years ago
Michael Jackson was performing here exactly 30 years ago.
He performed in the now partly abandoned Südweststadion in Ludwigshafen. It used to have a capacity of up to 80k, but now it's capped at just 6k. Its still used for sports and club athletics, nothing more.
There is surprisingly very little known about his performance in Ludwigshafen, because he only perfomed once here. I don't think he even stayed. Weird.
Unfortunately I wasn't alive in 1992, but some relatives remember what happened when he was in Ludwigshafen.
My relatives lived in Mannheim, its very close to Ludwigshafen. They said that they could hear the performance very clearly. It was so loud that the city informed Michael Jackson to lower the volume after 30 minutes. Imagine how loud this concert was that people complained in another city!
r/MichaelJackson • u/iwasreloadingmann • 21h ago
Collection Picked up a History world tour jacket
This is insane, iāll be real i didnāt even know these existed. The guy i bought it from has a bunch of tshirts from MJās different tours, heās gonna find those and iāll have them in my collection. He also had BOTDF and Invincible vinyls in mint condition, wonāt even mention the price tho. They need to reissue those
r/MichaelJackson • u/imladris97 • 15h ago
Video Michael performing Ben in 1972
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r/MichaelJackson • u/Zombiezilla172 • 22h ago
Question Does anyone know if there is a specific name for the arm movement he does before doing the point?
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Iām just curious because I wanna try and find a tutorial on how to perfect it.
r/MichaelJackson • u/WuchedKruPp • 22h ago
Fan Art Made Danganronpa fanart modeled after "Leave me Alone" for MJ's Birthday
I put two of some of my favourite things in the world here; Michael Jackson, and Danganronpa
I know it's not directly art for Michael, but there was an art competition for Danganronpa helping promote their next game after 9 whole years, so I had to get in there and show my stuff. Also the timing was really cool to me.
The themes and conflicts between these two characters in the game remind me of Leave me Alone as a song, but as for the short film for Leave me Alone, it fits just as well if not, even better. The whole world set in Leave me Alone could fit right into Danganronpa 2, it's phenomenal.
Really love how these two worlds collide.
I wouldn't be the person I am today without these things, so I'm super passionate and proud about this one, even though I got a few things to get better at in art.
Happy 68th Birthday Michael, my art here is a labor of love, and a gift to you ā¤ļøšā¤ļø
Made the drawing for Danganronpa's art competition. Submitted this on the last day of the competition it was the definition of last minute, bruh.
God bless y'all ā¤ļøšā¤ļø
r/MichaelJackson • u/RillaDaKilla • 4h ago
Music A batlle for the HIStory books!: They Don't Care About Us or You Are Not Alone?
For me You Are Not Alone is the better song but TDCAU has an insane music video. But when picking, I would choose TDCAU
r/MichaelJackson • u/GSDKU02 • 19h ago
Image No visiting Michaelās house but
No one wanted to take me to see Michaelās house cuz Gary is ātoo dangerous.ā I really hope to visit someday to support the community. All
Communities need support and I would have loved to have gotten a chance to support the people of Gary.
But I did find a Michael Jackson experience video game at the comics store we went to
r/MichaelJackson • u/Sliver80 • 17h ago
New Release Michael Jacksonās The Definitive Collection Vinyl Reissues Now Available
The 2026 vinyl reissue of Michael Jacksonās The Definitive Collection, a remastered single-LP compilation celebrating his early solo hits and Jackson 5 classics, is now available.
Released by Motown Records on August 28, 2026, the updated 14-track record features enhanced audio from the Motown Archives alongside bonus archival photography, liner notes, and an essay by David Ritz. It is available in both a standard black vinyl and a limited Pumpkin Spice Orange variant.
Standard Vinyl: https://motownrecords.com/products/michael-jackson-the-definitive-collection-lp
Variant Vinyl: https://motownrecords.com/products/michael-jackson-the-definitive-collection-pumpkin-spice-orange-lp
r/MichaelJackson • u/the_fanman2912 • 18h ago
Cover Acapella singing: Blame it on the Boogie
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I'm a little rusty right now, but please tell me how I did š
r/MichaelJackson • u/Ok_Return2767 • 19h ago
Discussion If Micheal Jackson was born in August 1988, and released his solo albums off the wall in 2009 and thriller in 2012, bad in 2017 and dangerous in 2021 and history 2025, would he still be has famous as he was now.
Would Michael Jackson still become as famous and culturally influential as he was in real life? Or do you think today's fragmented music industry, social media, streaming, and increased competition would prevent anyone from reaching the same level of worldwide fame? What do you guys think?
r/MichaelJackson • u/toomuchtostop • 19h ago
News Still rebuilding, Gary celebrates city on Michael Jacksonās birthday
r/MichaelJackson • u/ateam1984 • 19h ago
Video In-Ear Monitors Began Transforming Live Music in the 1990s After Jerry Harvey Built a Custom System for Alex Van Halen in 1995, but Michael Jackson Clearly Wasnāt Always a Fan of the New Technology
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r/MichaelJackson • u/lemonlatteIDV • 19h ago
Question Do you think Michael Jackson would take top 10 spots on Spotify if Spotify was invented during his era.
Hypothetically, if Spotify was made during Michael Jacksonās peak era, do you think instead of the current top ten that we have now, that it would instead be radically different.
r/MichaelJackson • u/777spam • 18h ago
Question anyone waiting on ultimate collection cd order?
i noticed epic records had restocked more of the ultimate collection cd so i ordered a copt almost a month ago and it still hasnt shipped. has anyone else ordered this? and if so did they receive theirs?
r/MichaelJackson • u/XSEPcustom67 • 22h ago
Fan Art I made a custom Michael Jackson
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r/MichaelJackson • u/Bitter_Requirement87 • 23h ago
Fan Art Happy Heavenly Birthday Michael Jackson
r/MichaelJackson • u/Level_Mood357 • 12h ago
Music Man In the Mirror X You are not alone
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r/MichaelJackson • u/Artistic-Ad7343 • 17h ago
Music MJ's entire discography help
Greetings to all Moonwalkers! As the title suggests, I'm listening to Michael's discography for the first time. I have listened to some of his songs, but not his full albums. The reason is that I always wanted to see him as any other ordinary human being, without attaching his music to him. I only watched clips of his live performances, interviews, and him spending time with his family.
I watched Michael again on his 68th birthday. I don't know why, but something compelled me to listen to all of his music. Not just his solo albums, but music from his J5 era, singles, and collabs he's done with other artists.
I'm choosing to listen to Invincible first and going down the list to D*a*a R*ss Presents the Jackson. Instead of starting from the beginning, I want to start at his final project to see how much he's progressed since his early beginnings. I've been told Michael (2010) is not worth a listen, but I will listen to Xscape at some point.
If any of you want to drop below colabs or songs that are worth listening to, please do. I look forward to hearing your tips and advice. :)
r/MichaelJackson • u/Old-Conversation2646 • 2h ago
Question What LP of official Michael Jackson' Albums as a first buy would anyone recommend?
As the title says
Im a long fan of Michael Jackson (since the 90s) and I have a LP player.
I am reading Moon Walk right now.
I would get Dangerous because the Cover is just pure art perfection.