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K | 27 | ♡ | MJ

[starwhispr]

i love “fly away” ugh that song is so beautiful

[starwhispr]

literally the prettiest smile in the world

[appleariela]

I'm so hungry i could totally just eat some michael jackson vmas 1995!🤤🤤🤤 #delusional

He so fine i can't

[g0ttheh0ts4mj]

This shit genuinely eats so fucking baddddd bro like he really had that shit tf awnnnnn😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

His stylists might be some of the best ever…

[brownsugarletters]

You can just tell his spirit was pure. The babies know 🥺him giggling at baby girl telling him she saw his picture LAWD BRING MY MAN BACK 😫😫

[mjs-starlight777]

Innocent soul 🤍

[appleheadsbiggestfan]

angel face

[gothicmj]

tired of some of these “fans” denying Michael of his natural sex appeal. Did you all forget the tabloid’s racist agenda to make him seem freaky or unattractive, as if he wasn’t a whole ass sex symbol? White media couldn’t stand that women of all races were attracted to a black man. Becoming the biggest international heartthrob with Thriller’s success made Michael a huge target for racist attacks meant to “put him in his place.”

His Black Panther dance was taken down from networks immediately for being TOO sexual, just to name one example. Black male sexuality being displayed by an ex Jehovah’s Witness, who was criticized for being “too innocent,” was deeply unsettling for white America. On a historical scale, it has always been dangerous for black men to attract the attention of white women…hell, even to just look in their direction! Treated as a crime and costing them their lives. And look at those false allegations and dehumanizing ass trial he went through at the hands of white men who wanted to humiliate and belittle him?? History really stays repeating itself, considering how much that trial destroyed Michael’s health and public image.

The only crime Michael committed was being a threat to white male supremacy and falsely accusing him of child abuse was their way to shoot him down. “Every time your lady speaks, she speaks of me. Threatened.“ Michael really ate those racist bitches up with that song. Him being empowered by his sensuality and his expression of masculinity is something to be celebrated.

So, why are there fans acting like it’s taboo for fans to acknowledge his sexual appeal and the erotic side of him? Someone who was mocked for seeming too shy or innocent, but then seen as perverse and TOO sexual for his dancing and performance? The world has always been obsessed with attaching labels to Michael for how he defined his sexual dynamic as a black man. Yes, we should feel protective over his legacy and respect him as a human being… especially considering how he’s always been objectified by the general public/ fans since childhood. But to deny him of his autonomy and how he expressed his sensuality reduces him to the sanitized, child star image that white society wanted him to be.

[jobemuse]

blood on the dance floor michael was something serious😮‍💨😮‍💨

[mjs-starlight777]

I’m so weak for this man. 😫

[cuntykuro]

He makes me feel weakyyy

[mooncriminal]

⤷ ゛ SHAMONEEE! ˎˊ˗

[mjs-starlight777]

Oh, daddy 🤤

[sunsetdrivers]

he’s so sexy and delicious please

[nerd--vana]

I am absolutely sick of mentioning Michael Jackson’s name and people replying, “It’s such a shame that he destroyed his face and his life.”

No, no, no, no. You know what’s a shame?

It’s a SHAME that when I was a kid, I only knew of Michael from talk shows devoting half their show to debating how much make up he was wearing and if his hair was real.

It’s a SHAME that for decades the media has profited from embarrassing him and publishing lies about him.

It’s a SHAME that since he was 5 years old, he was put on the highest pedestal but was ridiculed for not being “normal”.

It’s a SHAME that his father made fun of how he looked, especially his nose.

It’s a SHAME that Michael was always under such intense pressure to be perfect and that he tried his whole life to reach perfection.

It’s a SHAME that almost 5 years after Michael was put in the ground, The Enquirer dug up naked autopsy photos and put them on their front page to make money.

It’s a SHAME that to this day, people believe lies and go on his daughter’s Twitter and tell her that her daddy was a child molester and that he deserved to die.

It’s a SHAME that out of all the amazing music Michael made, out of all the amazing things he’s done for people, so many remember him for his face.

THAT is a shame.

[gulceonenoglu]

[gulceonenoglu]

[legacyofmichael]

You’ve said in one of your songs, “Quench my desire”. What kind of woman makes you quench your desire?

Well Brooke (Shields), I’ve always liked her. When I was little I used to stay with Diana Ross. Me and my brothers, we stayed with her for years. I’ve never said this, I’ve always had a crush on her.

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