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[s-k-e-t-c-h-y-artist]

I have some many questions about maestro it’s nuts. Like is he a ghostly entity that haunts the manor or is he an eccentric human that just possesses ghostly abilities because his undead friends taught him that?

If he is a ghost is he from this century? Because the way he’s dressed suggests otherwise. How’d he die?? How’d he meet all the ghost in the manor?

Michael please come back and answer these 🥲

[notastroc]

Vampire MJ 🥀

[sailorsally]

I think we as a society don't talk enough about ghosts (1996)

[lievelinm]

meet the maestro

[n4ncymoo]

Doodles of SOME of my fave MJ short films

I wanted to draw alot more but I couldn't be bothered 💔✌️

Close ups under cut

Bad

Ghosts

Beat it

[v1nc33]

Hi so I stumbled across your account cause of your incredible MJ art popping up on my FYP and I was wondering: How do you think Maestro died?/What or Who possibly killed him?! Cause I had this theory that someone straight up set him on fire since we see his skeleton and his body turning to dust.

hi! about setting on fire is very interesting theory, but i personally think that he killed himself. i saw that take before somewhere and i loved it actually... so here's the deal to me:

he is quite playful on the outside, he entertains children, he is a friend whom parents do not like and do not want their child to be with him. he is very offended by the mayor's ridicules and lectures about being a "freak." he reminds me very much of a young man (let's omit the fact that mj was almost forty by that time) in his phase of nihilism and/or suffering with feeling of being an outsider, a freak that doesn't belong anywhere it seems to me that the thread of the meaning of life just snapped and he hanged himself. for me the puzzle clicked in the right places when it was shown in the choreography

[v1nc33]

I love your Maestro content!!!!! He always looks joyous and whimsical!!!

thank you! i've just finished this thing

i hope it's not looking like an awkward mix of too much colors but i think i like this one

[v1nc33]

little thingy

[v1nc33]

where even is michael jackson community i can't find you guys i made fanart tho

[skiplo-wave]

He’s so funny in ghost what’s his damn problem

[night--and--day]

MJ showing back up at the top of the charts in 2026 like:

[akrasianwords]

more mj cant stop til I get enough yk yk

[mobiedeek]

He wants to know if you’re scared yet.

[chambonaizer]

It's the lingerie roach day yaaaayyyyyy 🎉

Done for @barakidpirates Wire birthday collab 🪳🔱

[chambonaizer]

[sagescider]

kris why does the anime villain that keeps stealing susie from you look like me

[redstonedust]

unfortunately i dont think its queerbaiting if the creator is just so terminally heterosexual that they never remotely considered the same gender relationship their show is centered around could be read as romantic. it is deeply painful however.

[melanqueerly]

Maybe accidental queer baiting? The way someone may not mean to say something rude, but it may come off rude, so it's rude. Frustrating either way.

[phinarei]

Not being a dick, just a friendly clarification.

By definition you can't accidentally queerbait. Queerbaiting is specifically using a same sex pair from the show to market the show to queer audiences with no intention of ever following through on a romantic relationship.

There is officially licensed Destiel merch signed off on by Kripke. Teen Wolf had a commercial with the actors for Derek and Stiles draped over each other talking about being "on a ship." Both shows actively used scenes between them as marketing while actively mocking fans for wanting them together. Sherlock has multiple characters refer to Johnlock as a couple, including characters we're supposed to believe are never wrong about human behavior and pushed those scenes in marketing. Then they acted insulted when fans saw them as a couple.

That's queerbaiting.

Done on accident it would just be queer subtext. Done because they had no other choice due to censorship is queer coding.

The specific meaning of the word is really starting to get lost and it's a pretty important one to keep accurate. It describes a very specific phenomenon that was done repeatedly and maliciously for decades and is meant to examine that specifically.

Doing it on accident sucks, but it isn't a tactic of capitalism intentionally intended to suppress queer representation while making money from queer fans.

[joyandotherstories]

Reblogging to keep the accurate definition and examples of queerbaiting circulating in the world