AND they compared MJ "getting off" to OJ..DON'T. Just...DON'T. MJ was a kind sweet gentle soul who'd never harm a fly...he was nothing like that wife beating murdering thug!
I am so thankful that Michael was never convicted due to his innocence, but there was also a plan by the family to fly Michael out of the US if he was to be convicted.
Unfortunately that family doesn’t think things through before they give statements. I think that’s why they mostly keep quiet now. In trying to help, they sometimes make things worse 😅
@@josephg6260 Michael had gone to Bahrain in the past and he was completely off painkillers. They wanted him somewhere those doctors could not get to him. Don’t forget, from 2000-2005 Michael was using painkillers for more than what was medically necessary - to deal with the stress of his fallout with Sony, the Bashir tapes, and trial. In Bahrain those such things are illegal to take and the family wanted him somewhere out of the public eye where he could get clean and live without constant media scrutiny. Michael had already talked about leaving the US for good at some point and named the Middle East, Switzerland and even Ireland as potential new homes.
What if Michael never left the Jackson’s but continued his solo albums like off the wall , thriller , bad , dangerous , invincible . My thoughts are that they would do more Rnb work and maybe add on movie soundtracks like boomerang , new jack city and the best man . Also I think they would’ve keep Michael more grounded in reality
I think so as well. I think they would’ve advised Michael better on a lot of personal issues which is why certain people didn’t want his family around…
Well, technically, that's what happened. Michael never left the Jacksons as a group. They just stopped making music. I think his family could have kept him more grounded even outside of music, I mean they're his FAMILY:) But I don't think he allowed them to by keeping his distance.
@ yes that’s what happened, I was thinking more so what if they continued making music with Michael while he also does his solo albums like bad , dangerous , history and invincible
@@damme91 their last album Victory was their biggest seller, Triumph also sold a lot. They were selling more and more records as MJ became more famous as a solo star. He didn't need his brothers at all. He was the best singer, song writer and dancer in the group.
This was a tough video to watch in some ways. I honestly believe if Michael was convicted and sent to jail that he wouldn't even last 2 years in there. Yeah, he was innocent but those in prison don't know that and while criminals are a disgusting lot, there's one thing they ALL go against and that's anyone going after children. Michael would be protected but I could see inmates finding a way to punish him. Your points about the future of celebrity cases and such if Jackson was convicted is spot on. The authorities ALWAYS become more emboldened when they have a precedent. Guys like Diddy Combs would be in an even WORSE situation right now in this scenario.
@@geraldwaldrop5131 Show us your proof. Come with something stronger than the doctored evidence and inconsistent sob stories from all the people who were in desperate need of money when they decided they were abused.
This scenario is definitely thought-provoking and tough to consider. The first comment raises a valid point about the dangers Michael would have faced if convicted and incarcerated. Prison environments can be incredibly harsh, especially for individuals accused of crimes against children, regardless of their innocence. His unique vulnerabilities as a public figure and his health issues would have likely made it even harder for him to endure. As for the broader implications, it's true that a conviction of someone like Michael Jackson could have set a powerful legal and cultural precedent. Authorities might have been more aggressive in pursuing high-profile cases, emboldened by the example. The ripple effects on the justice system and public perception of celebrity cases could have been massive, potentially impacting figures like Diddy Combs or others currently facing legal scrutiny. For those who believe he was guilty or innocent, the debate will always remain heated. Ultimately, the lack of solid evidence and the inconsistencies in testimonies leave room for doubt. Whatever people believe, it’s clear his life and legacy remain complex and deeply polarizing.
We know that MJ is innocent. But thank you for telling us this if he was guilty. Everything was spot on, especially Paris. She was close to her father and this would hit her hard. I believe she would get therapy for it but as she gets older, she wouldn’t want anything to do with him.
Thank you so much for your thoughtful comment! I really appreciate your perspective. MJ’s innocence is a deeply held belief for so many, and I totally get that. Exploring this “What If” was never about questioning that but imagining how such a scenario could have impacted those closest to him, like Paris. Her bond with her dad was so special, and thinking about how she'd navigate something like this was definitely emotional to consider. Thanks again for watching and sharing your thoughts!
History is written after and over injustices, as the world is a place where the unjust win. But this one would truly have been one of the biggest. Thankfully, the claim was so unsupported that it amounted to nothing more than a waste of taxpayers' money. And the jurors listened to their conscience, not to the owners of the money and therefore the tabloids. I don't know if I have the strength to watch this video, as I have followed this huge global media assassination from its first day in 1993 with all its details and in pain, but I am very glad that the new generations are trying to spread the truth. We had ignored the devil's eager voice and supported him for 2 decades, even though lately he had stopped hearing us.. Now you guys will continue.. Bravo, and thank you.
Wow, this comment is more detailed than a courtroom transcript! First off, thank you for the kind words and your dedication to the truth-it sounds like you’ve been holding it down for decades like a true fan detective. And trust me, I get it. Revisiting these moments can feel like emotional gymnastics, but hey, someone’s got to flip the script for the new generation, right? Thank you for being on the truth squad. Together, we’ll keep ignoring the tabloids and cringing at those clickbait headlines! 🙌
Hey, I hear you! It’s definitely a strong opinion and one a lot of people share. But you know how wild life can be-sometimes things don’t play out the way we’d expect, even for someone as iconic as Mike. This ‘What If’ series is all about exploring those alternate possibilities, no matter how unlikely they might seem, just to see where they could’ve led. Appreciate you sharing your thoughts!
It's really sad to say, but if he did go to jail, he would potentially have lived longer. I think on release though he would have heavily used prescription meds to dumb the pain, so possibly wouldn't be alive now
It’s a sad thought, but I get where you’re coming from. Sometimes being forced to step away from everything can save someone, at least temporarily. But yeah, if he had turned to prescription meds to cope after release, it might’ve just been a different kind of struggle. It’s heartbreaking to think about how much pain he must have been carrying, no matter the circumstances.
I feel like none of this wouldn’t have happened if Michael didn’t trust ppl so much and I feel like Michael would still be alive if that burn accident never happened….. feel like he would have died if he was found guilty that would most definitely killed him like it would have been terrible the tabloids would harass him damn near everyday they would have tried to get pictures of him without his makeup and hair just to embarrass him more and I think it would have killed his mother as well I think Joe would have done everything in his power to try and get Michael out of there I remember Jermaine said in a interview they had a plane waiting for Michael if they did said he was guilty but thank god he was found innocent but sad truth is rather he was innocent the damage was done and the man couldn’t even get a I’M SORRY
Man, you said it all! Michael really did trust people way too much-like, 'sure, come right into my house and rearrange my life' levels of trust. And that burn accident was like the world's worst domino-it set off a chain of 'what else can go wrong?' moments. If he’d been found guilty? Whew, the tabloids would’ve had him for breakfast, lunch, and midnight snack. And Joe with a rescue plan? Sounds like something straight out of an action movie-'Mission: Get Michael!' You're so right, though, even with his innocence proven, it’s like the damage was permanent. The man deserved a whole choir singing 'I’m Sorry,' not just one apology!
TBH, at the time of the trial, I thought both sides were really unconvincing. In MJ's case I thought the idea of someone falsely accusing someone of something like this just for money was unconscionable...but as it turns out... As for the prosecutor, where were all the many victims that came forward to tell their stories as often happens in cases like this? And IIRC, why weren't MJ's kids temporarily taken into custody by his mother or his siblings pending the case's outcome? As for the whole sleeping in bed thing...I thought how it worked was the kids slept in the HUGE bed and MJ slept on the floor?
Yes. Plus we’re talking about a bedroom the size of a small apartment. It had two floors and 2 bathrooms, possibly 3. So you figure there are sitting areas like sofas, chairs, lounges, and multiple TVs. Plus it was said there were sleeping bags and a pull out bed. So that tells me there was more than one place for ANYONE to sleep
It’s true that the trial left a lot of people feeling conflicted because both sides had weaknesses in their arguments. On one hand, the idea of false accusations for money is deeply troubling and hard to imagine, but unfortunately, it does happen in high-profile cases. On the other hand, the prosecution’s case lacked the strength you'd typically expect-like more corroborating testimony or evidence from other alleged victims. And you're right, the fact that MJ’s kids weren’t temporarily placed with family during the trial raises questions about how seriously the authorities viewed the allegations. As for the sleeping arrangements, both accounts make sense. Michael’s bedroom wasn’t a typical bedroom; it was massive and more like a small apartment, with multiple levels, bathrooms, and plenty of space for various setups like pull-out beds, sleeping bags, and couches. The claim that kids slept in the bed while he stayed on the floor has been echoed in testimonies, and the layout itself suggests there were plenty of places for anyone to sleep without sharing a bed. Ultimately, this aspect of the case seems to have been sensationalized, given the lack of concrete evidence that anything inappropriate happened.
An entertaining video, but he was found absolutely NOT GUILTY & should have been found absolutely NOT GUILTY! With actual research, not tabloidish/salacious bs, he's proven innocent of the alleged crimes over & over & over again. In 20 years, they still haven't been able to prove him to be guilty. The only thing that has happened since that trial is more people have been more enlightened about the accusations/the accusers/ Michael himself & realized that jury got it 100% correct. The world owes Michael Joseph Jackson an apology!
Appreciate your passion and the thoughtful breakdown! Michael's story definitely sparks strong emotions on all sides, and you’re right-his 2005 trial ended in a full acquittal. It's wild how even decades later, people are still debating this. I think we can all agree that Michael's life and legacy are so complex, they could fill a library (and probably already have). But hey, maybe one day the world *will* send that apology card-preferably with a moonwalk on the envelope!
@@Reactiverse1980 Thank you! My passion on the subject of Michael Joseph Jackson stems from my belief of him being totally misunderstood/misrepresented as a person. He was a complex individual to some degree, but mostly, he was a challenger of conventional social norms, while defiantly refusing to be compartmentalized or put in a specific box. He touched the souls of millions around the world & raised $$$millions to help the disadvantaged & sick. In simple terms, he was a HERO! Besides his great talent, these are some other reasons he's still discussed greatly today & will be talked about for many years to come.
I get what you’re saying, and I respect that perspective. Music is such a powerful artistic medium-honestly, I think it’s the most impactful of all. The way it can connect with emotions and shape perspectives is unmatched. That’s why the artist’s life and choices can’t always be separated from their music-it influences their art, and in turn, it influences those who listen. It’s a personal choice how to approach it, but it’s definitely something to think about.
Hai perfettamente ragione. Anche se è stato assolto in tribunale, i danni alla sua vita, alla sua reputazione e al suo spirito erano ormai irreparabili. È straziante pensare a quanto abbia sofferto, solo per lasciarci così poco tempo dopo. Grazie per aver condiviso il tuo pensiero-è una realtà davvero difficile da accettare.
I don’t wanna imagine a world 🌎 he was found guilty .When he wasn’t guilty they treated him like scum below the earth , just imagine if he was found guilty , they would’ve killed Mike n prison or , break his sprit so much he wouldn’t just died from the pain
I feel the same way. It’s heartbreaking to think about how much he went through even though he wasn’t found guilty. If the verdict had been different, I can’t even imagine how much worse it could have been for him. The pain and pressure he already dealt with were enough to break anyone, and you're right-it could’ve completely crushed his spirit. It’s a really heavy thought.
I truthfully believe he is guilty. Deep down in my guts I absolutely believe the rumors are indeed true even with him gone there’s no doubt about it. I know people wanna defend him cause they had so much love for his talent yet people need to realize Michael had tons of skeletons in his closet that he left open for the entire world to see, being revealed that has exposed and tarnished his legacy. I don’t know why he would want to invite a bunch of kids over to spend the night at his amusement park home knowing that really put him in a bad spot, and whether many like it or not there’s a lot he definitely brought upon himself. Yeah he was a good entertainer yet so what, people literally have the audacity to turn a blind eye wanting to cover up the truth by ignoring it and also he was a thief going around buying everyone’s catalogue eating off other artist by taking their money so he could a spoiled brat. In the end he knew he got what he had coming as karma caught up with him.
@@prayforcereI don’t think they all lied but of course there were a few who did just to go along with the smear campaign being on the wagon for money grab. The guy was very rich and some of those kids parents knew he had money yet I truthfully believe a few of the kids were physically harmed who’ll never get the justice they deserve of what Michael had done. Like it would’ve made more sense if he had bought kids tickets to Disney land to spend time with their families.
Your comment loses all credibility from the very first sentence. It doesn't matter what your "gut" tells you. You didn't know him personally. The FACT is that he was proven to be innocent in a Court of Law. Unless you've been under a rock these last 20 years, the father who falsely accused him also committed suicide because he couldn't cope with the guilt. He could've been in the same room with a thousand kids, the fact would remain that nothing sexual ever happened. Get it through your head
Wow, that's a lot to unpack! It feels like you went from crime scene investigator to financial analyst to theme park consultant in one comment! 🎢 Look, everyone’s entitled to their opinion, but at this point, your ‘gut feeling’ might need a second opinion. Maybe we should let the court records and facts do the heavy lifting instead of your 'CSI: Neverland' instincts. And as for the Disney ticket suggestion, I guess Michael should’ve just put a mouse suit on and called it a day. 😂 But seriously, let's keep the conversation grounded in evidence-it's more fun that way!
I say this with love and respect; you should spend some more time looking into how to craft and prompt AI generated images if you're going to use them in your videos. The technology is capable of producing virtually perfect fake photographs and images these days, without the weird word and face distortions that those in your video have. If you make use of the best generators like Midjourney 6.1 and Dall-E 3, learn how to craft the right prompts, you will be able to make videos like this look spectacular. It will increase the reach and impact of your videos considerably. Just my two cents. Enjoyed the video otherwise.
Thanks for the thoughtful feedback-I really appreciate it! You're absolutely right, and I'm always looking for ways to improve. Crafting better prompts and exploring the full potential of tools like MidJourney and DALL-E is definitely something I'll work on. I want my videos to look as polished as possible, so I'll take your advice to heart. Thanks again for taking the time to share your two cents-it means a lot!
@@Reactiverse1980You're welcome. I was heavily into AI image generation about a year ago, and things have only gotten more impressive since then. Generally the free ones aren't very good. It's worth paying a couple of bucks a month for Midjourney, it's a spectacular engine. Loved the video otherwise, it's an interesting thing to ponder.
What grown 45 year old man shares his bed with random 13 year old boys? He even had 3 kids of his own at the time. Completely inappropriate behaviour. I think he was definitely guilty of various abuses throughout his life. If someone in your neighbourhood was getting up to the same you'd call the police but because Jackson wrote some good songs his behaviour is excused or justified. Millions have had worse childhoods and dont do the same.
I get where you're coming from-it's hard to understand some of Michael's choices, especially when viewed through a typical lens. Sharing his bed with kids, even if it was supposedly innocent, does raise eyebrows and doesn't sit right with most people. It's definitely not a "normal" thing for a 45-year-old man to do. That said, Michael was far from a typical person. His life was anything but normal, and his childhood was deeply traumatic. Not saying that excuses any inappropriate behavior if it happened, but it might help explain why he saw the world differently. He always said he wanted to create a safe, childlike environment for kids, something he felt he never had. I think it's important to question and scrutinize anyone in that situation-no one is above accountability, no matter how talented they are. But at the same time, it's fair to look at the entire context and remember that legal investigations didn't lead to convictions. It’s a complex situation that stirs up a lot of emotions, and I think it’s okay to acknowledge both the talent and the controversy while seeking the truth.
@Reactiverse1980 his behaviour was indefensible. He got away with it because he was an 'eccentric' millionaire superstar. He was teaching regular kids like Jordan Chandler, Jimmy Safechuck and Wade Robson that it was normal to share your bed with grown men you're not related to. What kind of example is that? What if they then did the same thing as adults with boys they were not related to? They'd be on a one way ticket to a lengthy jail sentence. Here in the UK Jimmy Saville was never convicted of any crime while still alive but everyone knew that he was a paedophile and the truth eventually came out. Wade Robson said it best - Michael was the gentlest, kindest person he knew, he was also a child molester. Two things in particular make me think he was guilty, once the boys reached a certain age they were discarded and replaced with a younger boy, also you would think he would stay away from little boys after the Jordan Chandler scandal but no he couldn't stop himself as that is what he was attracted to.
Nearly everything you mentioned happened anyways. He just wasn’t behind iron bars. The trial goes hand in hand with his legacy, unfortunately, even though he was not convicted.
You're absolutely right. The trial became an inseparable part of his legacy, shaping public perception regardless of the verdict. It's one of those moments in his life that overshadows so much of his work, even though he wasn’t convicted. The weight of those events lingered, impacting both his career and personal life in profound ways.
Well… just because he was convicted in this scenario doesn’t mean he was actually guilty. The justice system has a history of finding innocent people guilty, and sadly, it happens all the time.
We do discuss them. It’s the guilters who love to present false, incomplete or misleading info and grasp at straws for any sign of guilt. It gets exhausting after awhile dealing with people who just want to troll and spread negativity. I haven’t seen a single guilter start any kind of organization or fundraising efforts for victims of child sexual abuse. It’s because they’re only passionate about hating on Michael Jackson on the internet, not doing anything for real victims. Flawed logic.
@@steelstreet79 I think there is one. But I could be wrong. If I come across it, I will link it here for anyone who wants to see. But there are podcasts and things that dive deeply into this whole thing and there is some good debates, but usually the two sides are not meeting. So you’re either watching those who believe he’s innocent or those who believe he’s guilty. There’s a demographic that is usually ignored: people who believe he is neither innocent or guilty
I’m sorry but I believe this man is guilty . I find it hard to believe that a man who sleeps with minors when other sleeping accommodations are available is wrong . Adults shouldn’t sleep with minors , and innocent people don’t pay . Everyone creates their own circumstances. His siblings had the same upbringing and they don’t go around sharing bed with boys . Why did he pay off two cases ? ( Jordan chandler , Jason Francia )
Thanks for sharing your thoughts. I get where you’re coming from-his choices were definitely controversial. But just because someone settles a case doesn’t mean they’re guilty; sometimes it’s just to avoid dragging things out in court. He did go to trial in 2005 and was found not guilty on all charges. Michael’s life was so different from most people’s, even his siblings, which probably shaped his actions in ways that seem unusual. It’s a tough topic, and I appreciate you sharing your perspective.
@ I agree it’s tough topic . I wasn’t alive when Michael was at his peak . I was a child when he went to trial . Honestly on both sides none of us will know what happened. Only Jackson and those who accuse him really know . Yeah settling doesn’t mean you’re 100% guilty but he did it twice , & he didn’t fight for his innocence kinda looks bad to me . Thanks for being able to disagree with me peacefully and share more . I have this conversation before with fans and they weren’t very pleasant haha .
@@josephg6260first he didn’t settle twice and it wasn’t his choice his lawyers wanted Michael actually regretted doing that and wanted to fight but this was the 90s he was going on tour and doing big things it wouldn’t had made sense I don’t know if you did research and I’m not talking about that one sided doc but actually doing research that he was innocent but I give you one video that will explain everything Jessica vill Michael Jackson video
Michael Jackson had heat on him from the time he bought the Beatles catalogue, that's the best part of two decades and then to his eventual demise. This was a man who had the media on his back 24/7. I can't recall any single artist that had that much unjustified heat on him. Michael, although not very streetwise, and dependant on advisors throughout his career, was an intelligent man. The prison system was invented for black men, it's almost impossible for anyone facing it not to end up in there as a black man if you are the accused in the US, look at the track record since inception. People have taken the OJ case, which is an outlier because of well documented evidence tampering, and ran away with it as if it's some sort of norm for the system and outcomes. Do you honestly think if Michael Jackson was really guilty of this stuff that he would set up this monumental kids adventure playground for himself in plain sight where helicopters are circling his residence on almost a daily basis, if he was REALLY doing that stuff? You'd need to have not one iota of a brain cell to be doing something that heinous in plain sight without even trying to be inconspicuous, almost inviting the suspicion at that point! That is what we'd refer to as sh*tting on your own doorstep. If Michael was really guilty of this stuff, there is no way, absolutely no way they don't nail him. They were after him, clearly. They'd been on his back since 1985, if he actually did the things he was accused of, he'd be in jail quicker than you could say Beat It. The fact is, he was acquitted of ALL TEN counts in court, not found guilty of a SINGLE ONE. If there is any guilt, or someone gets off on a technicality, it's incredibly improbable and unrealistic not to be found guilty on at least ONE of the counts, even the lesser degree ones like the coerced alcohol intoxication for example. On top of that, there's already been admissions that the accusations were false, where have you been? Just lazy not to do a bit of research, we've had internet since the mid 90's. The facts are out there, but I think there is just this need to find him guilty from certain people because they still find it tough to accept that a black man was this talented and had this much reach, he was never going to be allowed to ride into the sunset with his kudos. Michael was the greatest artist ever to do it and I am confident nobody is going to beat his work 100, 200, 1,000 years from now. His work is going to continue to dominate the views and sales almost indefinitely at this point, nobody is topping Thriller, over 100 million sold and still continuing to rise, that's one heck of a gap at the starting grid. People are just going to have to live with it. It's sad that people can't just enjoy his work without this corruption hanging over it, just let go of this false inner battle you are fighting and enjoy it.
Michael Jackson had heat on him from the time he bought the Beatles catalogue, that's the best part of two decades and then to his eventual demise. This was a man who had the media on his back 24/7. I can't recall any single artist that had that much unjustified heat on him. Michael, although not very streetwise, and dependant on advisors throughout his career, was an intelligent man. The prison system was invented for black men, it's almost impossible for anyone facing it not to end up in there as a black man if you are the accused in the US, look at the track record since inception. People have taken the OJ case, which is an outlier because of well documented evidence tampering, and ran away with it as if it's some sort of norm for the system and outcomes. Do you honestly think if Michael Jackson was really guilty of this stuff that he would set up this monumental kids adventure playground for himself in plain sight where helicopters are circling his residence on almost a daily basis, if he was REALLY doing that stuff? You'd need to have not one iota of a brain cell to be doing something that heinous in plain sight without even trying to be inconspicuous, almost inviting the suspicion at that point! That is what we'd refer to as sh*tting on your own doorstep. If Michael was really guilty of this stuff, there is no way, absolutely no way they don't nail him. They were after him, clearly. They'd been on his back since 1985, if he actually did the things he was accused of, he'd be in jail quicker than you could say Beat It. The fact is, he was acquitted of ALL TEN counts in court, not found guilty of a SINGLE ONE. If there is any guilt, or someone gets off on a technicality, it's incredibly improbable and unrealistic not to be found guilty on at least ONE of the counts, even the lesser degree ones like the coerced alcohol intoxication for example. On top of that, there's already been admissions that the accusations were false, where have you been? Just lazy not to do a bit of research, we've had internet since the mid 90's. The facts are out there, but I think there is just this need to find him guilty from certain people because they still find it tough to accept that a black man was this talented and had this much reach, he was never going to be allowed to ride into the sunset with his kudos. Michael was the greatest artist ever to do it and I am confident nobody is going to beat his work 100, 200, 1,000 years from now. His work is going to continue to dominate the views and sales almost indefinitely at this point, nobody is topping Thriller, over 100 million sold and still continuing to rise, that's one heck of a gap at the starting grid. People are just going to have to live with it. It's sad that people can't just enjoy his work without this corruption hanging over it, just let go of this false inner battle you are fighting and enjoy it.
Even if he was guilty God forbids the whole world would have shut down that day so with politics they would have have to free him or give him a slap in the risk Michael Jackson is a global icon
I get what you're saying about Michael Jackson being a global icon, but I have to respectfully disagree. If he had been found guilty, the consequences would have been much more severe than just a slap on the wrist, no matter his status. The justice system doesn't (or at least shouldn't) work based on someone's fame or influence. Sure, there might have been global shock, but that doesn't mean politics would override the legal system. In fact, his status as a public figure might have made things even tougher for him, as there would have been immense pressure to set an example.
@@Reactiverse1980 Trump is in the White House a convicted felon... An idiot but America loves him I'm not talking about politics but the whole world love Michael Jackson think about that...
@@Reactiverse1980 and God forbids if he had to serve prison time they would have probably made him do it in the privacy of his home because it would be swarms of fans in the prison lot enchanting day and night free Michael and they couldn't have handled that that stress trust me it would have been a slap them to risk
Not to long ago I met M.J. and we had the most incredible romantic time. I thought we were going to be together forever. Then about a week later right out of the blue, 😅he left a John deer letter. So I called him up and he gave me a bunch of crap about me not listening to him enough or something, I mean I don't know I really wasn't paying attention. But the thing that hurt the most is I think he was seeing another guy.... I never did find out who..
What hurts the most is that people STILL THINK HE DID IT!
Yeah they do.
Who ever still thinks my hero Michael Jackson is guilty for a artificial bs lie in 93 and 03 is on crack, meth, and the whole nine💯 Long Live DA KANG👑
AND they compared MJ "getting off" to OJ..DON'T. Just...DON'T. MJ was a kind sweet gentle soul who'd never harm a fly...he was nothing like that wife beating murdering thug!
I no it hurt
He did
I am so thankful that Michael was never convicted due to his innocence, but there was also a plan by the family to fly Michael out of the US if he was to be convicted.
Yeah I heard about that. I think Jermaine mentioned it at some point.
God bless you@jeroenboth167
Unfortunately that family doesn’t think things through before they give statements. I think that’s why they mostly keep quiet now. In trying to help, they sometimes make things worse 😅
But if he was innocent why would they even plan to fly him out ? Sounds like his family is also insecure about his innocence.
@@josephg6260 Michael had gone to Bahrain in the past and he was completely off painkillers. They wanted him somewhere those doctors could not get to him. Don’t forget, from 2000-2005 Michael was using painkillers for more than what was medically necessary - to deal with the stress of his fallout with Sony, the Bashir tapes, and trial. In Bahrain those such things are illegal to take and the family wanted him somewhere out of the public eye where he could get clean and live without constant media scrutiny. Michael had already talked about leaving the US for good at some point and named the Middle East, Switzerland and even Ireland as potential new homes.
This video is mad scary I’m so thankful this isn’t our reality.
I'm glad as well.
What if…Michael Jackson was still alive with his kids as they grow
Nice
What if Michael never left the Jackson’s but continued his solo albums like off the wall , thriller , bad , dangerous , invincible . My thoughts are that they would do more Rnb work and maybe add on movie soundtracks like boomerang , new jack city and the best man . Also I think they would’ve keep Michael more grounded in reality
I think so as well. I think they would’ve advised Michael better on a lot of personal issues which is why certain people didn’t want his family around…
Well, technically, that's what happened. Michael never left the Jacksons as a group. They just stopped making music. I think his family could have kept him more grounded even outside of music, I mean they're his FAMILY:) But I don't think he allowed them to by keeping his distance.
@ yes that’s what happened, I was thinking more so what if they continued making music with Michael while he also does his solo albums like bad , dangerous , history and invincible
The jacksons as a group were fading with lower record sales on later albums
@@damme91 their last album Victory was their biggest seller, Triumph also sold a lot. They were selling more and more records as MJ became more famous as a solo star. He didn't need his brothers at all. He was the best singer, song writer and dancer in the group.
I still believe michael is innocent
I feel like most people do.
What if Whitney Houston married Michael Jackson instead of Bobby Brown ?
They both would be on drugs still. She was on drugs before Bobby.
Wow! That would be interesting.
@@monilaninetynine3811 I think both of them would have been happier privately
I'm more fascinated by the idea of Michael and Diana Ross potentially marrying.
I think it would have been incredibly chaotic, but they might have still been alive. On the flip side, they might have died even sooner due to drugs.
Well done
Thank you. Appreciate it.
This was a tough video to watch in some ways. I honestly believe if Michael was convicted and sent to jail that he wouldn't even last 2 years in there. Yeah, he was innocent but those in prison don't know that and while criminals are a disgusting lot, there's one thing they ALL go against and that's anyone going after children. Michael would be protected but I could see inmates finding a way to punish him.
Your points about the future of celebrity cases and such if Jackson was convicted is spot on. The authorities ALWAYS become more emboldened when they have a precedent. Guys like Diddy Combs would be in an even WORSE situation right now in this scenario.
Too true and so so sad
He did it...
@@geraldwaldrop5131 Show us your proof. Come with something stronger than the doctored evidence and inconsistent sob stories from all the people who were in desperate need of money when they decided they were abused.
This scenario is definitely thought-provoking and tough to consider. The first comment raises a valid point about the dangers Michael would have faced if convicted and incarcerated. Prison environments can be incredibly harsh, especially for individuals accused of crimes against children, regardless of their innocence. His unique vulnerabilities as a public figure and his health issues would have likely made it even harder for him to endure.
As for the broader implications, it's true that a conviction of someone like Michael Jackson could have set a powerful legal and cultural precedent. Authorities might have been more aggressive in pursuing high-profile cases, emboldened by the example. The ripple effects on the justice system and public perception of celebrity cases could have been massive, potentially impacting figures like Diddy Combs or others currently facing legal scrutiny.
For those who believe he was guilty or innocent, the debate will always remain heated. Ultimately, the lack of solid evidence and the inconsistencies in testimonies leave room for doubt. Whatever people believe, it’s clear his life and legacy remain complex and deeply polarizing.
We know that MJ is innocent. But thank you for telling us this if he was guilty. Everything was spot on, especially Paris. She was close to her father and this would hit her hard. I believe she would get therapy for it but as she gets older, she wouldn’t want anything to do with him.
Thank you so much for your thoughtful comment! I really appreciate your perspective. MJ’s innocence is a deeply held belief for so many, and I totally get that. Exploring this “What If” was never about questioning that but imagining how such a scenario could have impacted those closest to him, like Paris. Her bond with her dad was so special, and thinking about how she'd navigate something like this was definitely emotional to consider. Thanks again for watching and sharing your thoughts!
@ no problem 🙂✌🏻
How do you know?
@ it was proven multiple times that MJ was
Honestly, what scares me the most, would be the fact that in this scenario he actually lived past June 25th😭😭😢
Yeah, him being locked up would have saved his physical life maybe. Mentally and emotionally though...another story.
This channel & it's views just shows how legendary mj still is. You highest viewed videos are MJ related
I know. You’re right.
@@Reactiverse1980 good luck with it & u got yourself a subscriber😁
@@andrecooper6466 thank you for subscribing. I appreciate it👍🏾
History is written after and over injustices, as the world is a place where the unjust win. But this one would truly have been one of the biggest. Thankfully, the claim was so unsupported that it amounted to nothing more than a waste of taxpayers' money. And the jurors listened to their conscience, not to the owners of the money and therefore the tabloids. I don't know if I have the strength to watch this video, as I have followed this huge global media assassination from its first day in 1993 with all its details and in pain, but I am very glad that the new generations are trying to spread the truth. We had ignored the devil's eager voice and supported him for 2 decades, even though lately he had stopped hearing us.. Now you guys will continue.. Bravo, and thank you.
Wow, this comment is more detailed than a courtroom transcript! First off, thank you for the kind words and your dedication to the truth-it sounds like you’ve been holding it down for decades like a true fan detective. And trust me, I get it. Revisiting these moments can feel like emotional gymnastics, but hey, someone’s got to flip the script for the new generation, right? Thank you for being on the truth squad. Together, we’ll keep ignoring the tabloids and cringing at those clickbait headlines! 🙌
The sad thing was he'd been locked up, the good thing would've been he would still be alive.
Mike wasn’t going to jail no matter what.
Hey, I hear you! It’s definitely a strong opinion and one a lot of people share. But you know how wild life can be-sometimes things don’t play out the way we’d expect, even for someone as iconic as Mike. This ‘What If’ series is all about exploring those alternate possibilities, no matter how unlikely they might seem, just to see where they could’ve led. Appreciate you sharing your thoughts!
@ ya I’m with it I like the channel I think more people need to watch. The story telling and graphics are 🔥. Keep it up!
What if the 1984 pepsi accident never happend or What if Michael and Lisa Marie Presley never divorced.
That's nice!
It's really sad to say, but if he did go to jail, he would potentially have lived longer. I think on release though he would have heavily used prescription meds to dumb the pain, so possibly wouldn't be alive now
It’s a sad thought, but I get where you’re coming from. Sometimes being forced to step away from everything can save someone, at least temporarily. But yeah, if he had turned to prescription meds to cope after release, it might’ve just been a different kind of struggle. It’s heartbreaking to think about how much pain he must have been carrying, no matter the circumstances.
This guy was/is so big, that if this happened, the world would stop for a second.
I believe so too.
I feel like none of this wouldn’t have happened if Michael didn’t trust ppl so much and I feel like Michael would still be alive if that burn accident never happened….. feel like he would have died if he was found guilty that would most definitely killed him like it would have been terrible the tabloids would harass him damn near everyday they would have tried to get pictures of him without his makeup and hair just to embarrass him more and I think it would have killed his mother as well I think Joe would have done everything in his power to try and get Michael out of there I remember Jermaine said in a interview they had a plane waiting for Michael if they did said he was guilty but thank god he was found innocent but sad truth is rather he was innocent the damage was done and the man couldn’t even get a I’M SORRY
Man, you said it all! Michael really did trust people way too much-like, 'sure, come right into my house and rearrange my life' levels of trust. And that burn accident was like the world's worst domino-it set off a chain of 'what else can go wrong?' moments. If he’d been found guilty? Whew, the tabloids would’ve had him for breakfast, lunch, and midnight snack. And Joe with a rescue plan? Sounds like something straight out of an action movie-'Mission: Get Michael!' You're so right, though, even with his innocence proven, it’s like the damage was permanent. The man deserved a whole choir singing 'I’m Sorry,' not just one apology!
there is no what if because in any universe he’ll always be innocent!
Respect
thankfully this never happened to our Hero Michael 👑
YES! Thanks for watching
What if... Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens, and Big Booper didn't die?
Great ideas!
How about a video 'What if O.J. Simpson was found guilty?'
Interesting
They really were trying to lock up that innocent poor man...
It's so sad.
Thank God that didn't happen, We Love You, Michael...
Yes, they did.
TBH, at the time of the trial, I thought both sides were really unconvincing. In MJ's case I thought the idea of someone falsely accusing someone of something like this just for money was unconscionable...but as it turns out...
As for the prosecutor, where were all the many victims that came forward to tell their stories as often happens in cases like this? And IIRC, why weren't MJ's kids temporarily taken into custody by his mother or his siblings pending the case's outcome?
As for the whole sleeping in bed thing...I thought how it worked was the kids slept in the HUGE bed and MJ slept on the floor?
Yes. Plus we’re talking about a bedroom the size of a small apartment. It had two floors and 2 bathrooms, possibly 3. So you figure there are sitting areas like sofas, chairs, lounges, and multiple TVs. Plus it was said there were sleeping bags and a pull out bed. So that tells me there was more than one place for ANYONE to sleep
It’s true that the trial left a lot of people feeling conflicted because both sides had weaknesses in their arguments. On one hand, the idea of false accusations for money is deeply troubling and hard to imagine, but unfortunately, it does happen in high-profile cases. On the other hand, the prosecution’s case lacked the strength you'd typically expect-like more corroborating testimony or evidence from other alleged victims. And you're right, the fact that MJ’s kids weren’t temporarily placed with family during the trial raises questions about how seriously the authorities viewed the allegations.
As for the sleeping arrangements, both accounts make sense. Michael’s bedroom wasn’t a typical bedroom; it was massive and more like a small apartment, with multiple levels, bathrooms, and plenty of space for various setups like pull-out beds, sleeping bags, and couches. The claim that kids slept in the bed while he stayed on the floor has been echoed in testimonies, and the layout itself suggests there were plenty of places for anyone to sleep without sharing a bed. Ultimately, this aspect of the case seems to have been sensationalized, given the lack of concrete evidence that anything inappropriate happened.
An entertaining video, but he was found absolutely NOT GUILTY & should have been found absolutely NOT GUILTY! With actual research, not tabloidish/salacious bs, he's proven innocent of the alleged crimes over & over & over again. In 20 years, they still haven't been able to prove him to be guilty. The only thing that has happened since that trial is more people have been more enlightened about the accusations/the accusers/ Michael himself & realized that jury got it 100% correct. The world owes Michael Joseph Jackson an apology!
Which he's sadly not going to get now is he?
Appreciate your passion and the thoughtful breakdown! Michael's story definitely sparks strong emotions on all sides, and you’re right-his 2005 trial ended in a full acquittal. It's wild how even decades later, people are still debating this. I think we can all agree that Michael's life and legacy are so complex, they could fill a library (and probably already have). But hey, maybe one day the world *will* send that apology card-preferably with a moonwalk on the envelope!
@@Reactiverse1980 Thank you! My passion on the subject of Michael Joseph Jackson stems from my belief of him being totally misunderstood/misrepresented as a person. He was a complex individual to some degree, but mostly, he was a challenger of conventional social norms, while defiantly refusing to be compartmentalized or put in a specific box. He touched the souls of millions around the world & raised $$$millions to help the disadvantaged & sick. In simple terms, he was a HERO! Besides his great talent, these are some other reasons he's still discussed greatly today & will be talked about for many years to come.
If he was guilty which ik he wasn’t I would simply separate the art from the artist simple
I get what you’re saying, and I respect that perspective. Music is such a powerful artistic medium-honestly, I think it’s the most impactful of all. The way it can connect with emotions and shape perspectives is unmatched. That’s why the artist’s life and choices can’t always be separated from their music-it influences their art, and in turn, it influences those who listen. It’s a personal choice how to approach it, but it’s definitely something to think about.
He was guilty of abusing boys. I've just started listening to his music again after 5 years.
@ bro watch loving neverland and the lies of leaving neverland bro
Anche se risultato non colpevole,la sua vita era ormai distrutta. Condannato anche da innocente in definitiva. Infatti pochi anni dopo è morto.
Hai perfettamente ragione. Anche se è stato assolto in tribunale, i danni alla sua vita, alla sua reputazione e al suo spirito erano ormai irreparabili. È straziante pensare a quanto abbia sofferto, solo per lasciarci così poco tempo dopo. Grazie per aver condiviso il tuo pensiero-è una realtà davvero difficile da accettare.
I don’t wanna imagine a world 🌎 he was found guilty .When he wasn’t guilty they treated him like scum below the earth , just imagine if he was found guilty , they would’ve killed Mike n prison or , break his sprit so much he wouldn’t just died from the pain
I feel the same way. It’s heartbreaking to think about how much he went through even though he wasn’t found guilty. If the verdict had been different, I can’t even imagine how much worse it could have been for him. The pain and pressure he already dealt with were enough to break anyone, and you're right-it could’ve completely crushed his spirit. It’s a really heavy thought.
The use of AI is just tacky
Hey, working with what I have to get the product done😁 got any suggestions?
What if Ray Charles never lost his eyesight?
No music probably😁
@ wouldn’t he still have made it as a successful musician and singer?
@REAL,
What if Aaliyah, R. Kelly, and Shaq made more music/an album together
While they were all still on Jive Records in the early to mid 90's ?
Concidering....
When for all intents and purposes you're essentially a diety, the masses will literally think you can do no wrong. The end.
Maybe.
I truthfully believe he is guilty. Deep down in my guts I absolutely believe the rumors are indeed true even with him gone there’s no doubt about it. I know people wanna defend him cause they had so much love for his talent yet people need to realize Michael had tons of skeletons in his closet that he left open for the entire world to see, being revealed that has exposed and tarnished his legacy. I don’t know why he would want to invite a bunch of kids over to spend the night at his amusement park home knowing that really put him in a bad spot, and whether many like it or not there’s a lot he definitely brought upon himself. Yeah he was a good entertainer yet so what, people literally have the audacity to turn a blind eye wanting to cover up the truth by ignoring it and also he was a thief going around buying everyone’s catalogue eating off other artist by taking their money so he could a spoiled brat. In the end he knew he got what he had coming as karma caught up with him.
what’s your explanation for the kids coming out and saying they lied
@@prayforcereI don’t think they all lied but of course there were a few who did just to go along with the smear campaign being on the wagon for money grab. The guy was very rich and some of those kids parents knew he had money yet I truthfully believe a few of the kids were physically harmed who’ll never get the justice they deserve of what Michael had done. Like it would’ve made more sense if he had bought kids tickets to Disney land to spend time with their families.
Your comment loses all credibility from the very first sentence. It doesn't matter what your "gut" tells you. You didn't know him personally. The FACT is that he was proven to be innocent in a Court of Law. Unless you've been under a rock these last 20 years, the father who falsely accused him also committed suicide because he couldn't cope with the guilt. He could've been in the same room with a thousand kids, the fact would remain that nothing sexual ever happened. Get it through your head
Wow, that's a lot to unpack! It feels like you went from crime scene investigator to financial analyst to theme park consultant in one comment! 🎢 Look, everyone’s entitled to their opinion, but at this point, your ‘gut feeling’ might need a second opinion. Maybe we should let the court records and facts do the heavy lifting instead of your 'CSI: Neverland' instincts. And as for the Disney ticket suggestion, I guess Michael should’ve just put a mouse suit on and called it a day. 😂 But seriously, let's keep the conversation grounded in evidence-it's more fun that way!
The only good thing is if he went to prison.He would be here today still
Probably
What if Rob Pilatus of Milli Vanilli was still alive
With the movie coming out that would be interesting
I say this with love and respect; you should spend some more time looking into how to craft and prompt AI generated images if you're going to use them in your videos. The technology is capable of producing virtually perfect fake photographs and images these days, without the weird word and face distortions that those in your video have.
If you make use of the best generators like Midjourney 6.1 and Dall-E 3, learn how to craft the right prompts, you will be able to make videos like this look spectacular. It will increase the reach and impact of your videos considerably. Just my two cents. Enjoyed the video otherwise.
Thanks for the thoughtful feedback-I really appreciate it! You're absolutely right, and I'm always looking for ways to improve. Crafting better prompts and exploring the full potential of tools like MidJourney and DALL-E is definitely something I'll work on. I want my videos to look as polished as possible, so I'll take your advice to heart. Thanks again for taking the time to share your two cents-it means a lot!
@@Reactiverse1980You're welcome. I was heavily into AI image generation about a year ago, and things have only gotten more impressive since then. Generally the free ones aren't very good. It's worth paying a couple of bucks a month for Midjourney, it's a spectacular engine. Loved the video otherwise, it's an interesting thing to ponder.
It would of destroyed him not to mention his reputation would of done damaged forever 😢
I agree
Nope, the world would instantly know how corrupted the US justice system is and will label the USA as a terrorist dictatorship like they truly are.
What grown 45 year old man shares his bed with random 13 year old boys? He even had 3 kids of his own at the time. Completely inappropriate behaviour. I think he was definitely guilty of various abuses throughout his life. If someone in your neighbourhood was getting up to the same you'd call the police but because Jackson wrote some good songs his behaviour is excused or justified. Millions have had worse childhoods and dont do the same.
I get where you're coming from-it's hard to understand some of Michael's choices, especially when viewed through a typical lens. Sharing his bed with kids, even if it was supposedly innocent, does raise eyebrows and doesn't sit right with most people. It's definitely not a "normal" thing for a 45-year-old man to do.
That said, Michael was far from a typical person. His life was anything but normal, and his childhood was deeply traumatic. Not saying that excuses any inappropriate behavior if it happened, but it might help explain why he saw the world differently. He always said he wanted to create a safe, childlike environment for kids, something he felt he never had.
I think it's important to question and scrutinize anyone in that situation-no one is above accountability, no matter how talented they are. But at the same time, it's fair to look at the entire context and remember that legal investigations didn't lead to convictions. It’s a complex situation that stirs up a lot of emotions, and I think it’s okay to acknowledge both the talent and the controversy while seeking the truth.
@Reactiverse1980 his behaviour was indefensible. He got away with it because he was an 'eccentric' millionaire superstar. He was teaching regular kids like Jordan Chandler, Jimmy Safechuck and Wade Robson that it was normal to share your bed with grown men you're not related to. What kind of example is that? What if they then did the same thing as adults with boys they were not related to? They'd be on a one way ticket to a lengthy jail sentence. Here in the UK Jimmy Saville was never convicted of any crime while still alive but everyone knew that he was a paedophile and the truth eventually came out. Wade Robson said it best - Michael was the gentlest, kindest person he knew, he was also a child molester. Two things in particular make me think he was guilty, once the boys reached a certain age they were discarded and replaced with a younger boy, also you would think he would stay away from little boys after the Jordan Chandler scandal but no he couldn't stop himself as that is what he was attracted to.
Who did the visuals and audio for this? Very well done ❤
Thank you😀 I did both. I really appreciate it!
Nah, the AI on MJs face here was exaggerated and terrible
Delete this video there is no if he was found guilty
Respect. But sometimes it's it's good to looks at situations from different angles.
You’re sensitive
Nearly everything you mentioned happened anyways. He just wasn’t behind iron bars. The trial goes hand in hand with his legacy, unfortunately, even though he was not convicted.
You're absolutely right. The trial became an inseparable part of his legacy, shaping public perception regardless of the verdict. It's one of those moments in his life that overshadows so much of his work, even though he wasn’t convicted. The weight of those events lingered, impacting both his career and personal life in profound ways.
What if JFK wasn't assassinated. Also MLK, Malcolm X, RFK, Medger Everetts.
I plan on it
What if... bruh you just disrespected Michael
Well… just because he was convicted in this scenario doesn’t mean he was actually guilty. The justice system has a history of finding innocent people guilty, and sadly, it happens all the time.
@@Reactiverse1980Especially in a highly conservative place like Santa Barbara, California
He slept with children.... come on.
@ Lots of people have slept in bed with children. Doesn’t make them guilty of a crime.
@@geraldwaldrop5131Nope and that’s where your wrong kid 😂
Why is it hard for Michael Jackson fans to be open-minded? And discuss topics like this?
We do discuss them. It’s the guilters who love to present false, incomplete or misleading info and grasp at straws for any sign of guilt. It gets exhausting after awhile dealing with people who just want to troll and spread negativity. I haven’t seen a single guilter start any kind of organization or fundraising efforts for victims of child sexual abuse. It’s because they’re only passionate about hating on Michael Jackson on the internet, not doing anything for real victims. Flawed logic.
@89shaylynn i like to be open-ended I like his music. It's interesting to have open discussions. I would like to see a podcast and battle it out..
@@steelstreet79 I think there is one. But I could be wrong. If I come across it, I will link it here for anyone who wants to see. But there are podcasts and things that dive deeply into this whole thing and there is some good debates, but usually the two sides are not meeting. So you’re either watching those who believe he’s innocent or those who believe he’s guilty. There’s a demographic that is usually ignored: people who believe he is neither innocent or guilty
@@89shaylynn I seen a channel dedicated to Michael Jackson life and all the bad things he had "done" kids stuff. Goes back and forth.
Because everything was a lie , we don’t spread lies about Mike , we love him
I’m sorry but I believe this man is guilty . I find it hard to believe that a man who sleeps with minors when other sleeping accommodations are available is wrong . Adults shouldn’t sleep with minors , and innocent people don’t pay . Everyone creates their own circumstances. His siblings had the same upbringing and they don’t go around sharing bed with boys . Why did he pay off two cases ? ( Jordan chandler , Jason Francia )
Thanks for sharing your thoughts. I get where you’re coming from-his choices were definitely controversial. But just because someone settles a case doesn’t mean they’re guilty; sometimes it’s just to avoid dragging things out in court. He did go to trial in 2005 and was found not guilty on all charges. Michael’s life was so different from most people’s, even his siblings, which probably shaped his actions in ways that seem unusual. It’s a tough topic, and I appreciate you sharing your perspective.
@ I agree it’s tough topic . I wasn’t alive when Michael was at his peak . I was a child when he went to trial . Honestly on both sides none of us will know what happened. Only Jackson and those who accuse him really know . Yeah settling doesn’t mean you’re 100% guilty but he did it twice , & he didn’t fight for his innocence kinda looks bad to me . Thanks for being able to disagree with me peacefully and share more . I have this conversation before with fans and they weren’t very pleasant haha .
@@josephg6260first he didn’t settle twice and it wasn’t his choice his lawyers wanted Michael actually regretted doing that and wanted to fight but this was the 90s he was going on tour and doing big things it wouldn’t had made sense I don’t know if you did research and I’m not talking about that one sided doc but actually doing research that he was innocent but I give you one video that will explain everything Jessica vill Michael Jackson video
Michael Jackson had heat on him from the time he bought the Beatles catalogue, that's the best part of two decades and then to his eventual demise.
This was a man who had the media on his back 24/7. I can't recall any single artist that had that much unjustified heat on him.
Michael, although not very streetwise, and dependant on advisors throughout his career, was an intelligent man.
The prison system was invented for black men, it's almost impossible for anyone facing it not to end up in there as a black man if you are the accused in the US, look at the track record since inception. People have taken the OJ case, which is an outlier because of well documented evidence tampering, and ran away with it as if it's some sort of norm for the system and outcomes.
Do you honestly think if Michael Jackson was really guilty of this stuff that he would set up this monumental kids adventure playground for himself in plain sight where helicopters are circling his residence on almost a daily basis, if he was REALLY doing that stuff? You'd need to have not one iota of a brain cell to be doing something that heinous in plain sight without even trying to be inconspicuous, almost inviting the suspicion at that point! That is what we'd refer to as sh*tting on your own doorstep.
If Michael was really guilty of this stuff, there is no way, absolutely no way they don't nail him. They were after him, clearly.
They'd been on his back since 1985, if he actually did the things he was accused of, he'd be in jail quicker than you could say Beat It. The fact is, he was acquitted of ALL TEN counts in court, not found guilty of a SINGLE ONE. If there is any guilt, or someone gets off on a technicality, it's incredibly improbable and unrealistic not to be found guilty on at least ONE of the counts, even the lesser degree ones like the coerced alcohol intoxication for example.
On top of that, there's already been admissions that the accusations were false, where have you been? Just lazy not to do a bit of research, we've had internet since the mid 90's.
The facts are out there, but I think there is just this need to find him guilty from certain people because they still find it tough to accept that a black man was this talented and had this much reach, he was never going to be allowed to ride into the sunset with his kudos.
Michael was the greatest artist ever to do it and I am confident nobody is going to beat his work 100, 200, 1,000 years from now. His work is going to continue to dominate the views and sales almost indefinitely at this point, nobody is topping Thriller, over 100 million sold and still continuing to rise, that's one heck of a gap at the starting grid.
People are just going to have to live with it.
It's sad that people can't just enjoy his work without this corruption hanging over it, just let go of this false inner battle you are fighting and enjoy it.
Michael Jackson had heat on him from the time he bought the Beatles catalogue, that's the best part of two decades and then to his eventual demise.
This was a man who had the media on his back 24/7. I can't recall any single artist that had that much unjustified heat on him.
Michael, although not very streetwise, and dependant on advisors throughout his career, was an intelligent man.
The prison system was invented for black men, it's almost impossible for anyone facing it not to end up in there as a black man if you are the accused in the US, look at the track record since inception. People have taken the OJ case, which is an outlier because of well documented evidence tampering, and ran away with it as if it's some sort of norm for the system and outcomes.
Do you honestly think if Michael Jackson was really guilty of this stuff that he would set up this monumental kids adventure playground for himself in plain sight where helicopters are circling his residence on almost a daily basis, if he was REALLY doing that stuff? You'd need to have not one iota of a brain cell to be doing something that heinous in plain sight without even trying to be inconspicuous, almost inviting the suspicion at that point! That is what we'd refer to as sh*tting on your own doorstep.
If Michael was really guilty of this stuff, there is no way, absolutely no way they don't nail him. They were after him, clearly.
They'd been on his back since 1985, if he actually did the things he was accused of, he'd be in jail quicker than you could say Beat It. The fact is, he was acquitted of ALL TEN counts in court, not found guilty of a SINGLE ONE. If there is any guilt, or someone gets off on a technicality, it's incredibly improbable and unrealistic not to be found guilty on at least ONE of the counts, even the lesser degree ones like the coerced alcohol intoxication for example.
On top of that, there's already been admissions that the accusations were false, where have you been? Just lazy not to do a bit of research, we've had internet since the mid 90's.
The facts are out there, but I think there is just this need to find him guilty from certain people because they still find it tough to accept that a black man was this talented and had this much reach, he was never going to be allowed to ride into the sunset with his kudos.
Michael was the greatest artist ever to do it and I am confident nobody is going to beat his work 100, 200, 1,000 years from now. His work is going to continue to dominate the views and sales almost indefinitely at this point, nobody is topping Thriller, over 100 million sold and still continuing to rise, that's one heck of a gap at the starting grid.
People are just going to have to live with it.
It's sad that people can't just enjoy his work without this corruption hanging over it, just let go of this false inner battle you are fighting and enjoy it.
Jesus…..😮💨this is rough.
Yeah
Who He Was Saved Him, He Was The Biggest Manipulater In The World!
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Thank you 🙏🏿
@Reactiverse1980 you're welcome
What if 2 pac wasn't murdered?
Yes, I did this one. Go check it out and I hope you like it.
Should’ve been found guilty
Thanks for watching.
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Even if he was guilty God forbids the whole world would have shut down that day so with politics they would have have to free him or give him a slap in the risk Michael Jackson is a global icon
I get what you're saying about Michael Jackson being a global icon, but I have to respectfully disagree. If he had been found guilty, the consequences would have been much more severe than just a slap on the wrist, no matter his status. The justice system doesn't (or at least shouldn't) work based on someone's fame or influence. Sure, there might have been global shock, but that doesn't mean politics would override the legal system. In fact, his status as a public figure might have made things even tougher for him, as there would have been immense pressure to set an example.
@@Reactiverse1980 Trump is in the White House a convicted felon... An idiot but America loves him I'm not talking about politics but the whole world love Michael Jackson think about that...
@@Reactiverse1980 it would have been a forgive and forget situation just like Dave Chappelle said it's Michael he made thriller 🤣
@@Reactiverse1980 and God forbids if he had to serve prison time they would have probably made him do it in the privacy of his home because it would be swarms of fans in the prison lot enchanting day and night free Michael and they couldn't have handled that that stress trust me it would have been a slap them to risk
Not to long ago I met M.J. and we had the most incredible romantic time. I thought we were going to be together forever. Then about a week later right out of the blue, 😅he left a John deer letter. So I called him up and he gave me a bunch of crap about me not listening to him enough or something, I mean I don't know I really wasn't paying attention. But the thing that hurt the most is I think he was seeing another guy.... I never did find out who..
I don't understand.
@@Reactiverse1980 I was eight
He did it.... sorry, not sorry.
I get where you’re coming from. It’s a tough topic, and opinions are always going to be divided. Everyone has their own perspective on it.
Your proof?
@@Mydayiscomingsoon he slept with children.... case closed
Feds found no evidence and he was cleared of all charges innocent
@@geraldwaldrop5131”case closed”…..yea that’s the same thing the judge said when he was acquitted of all charges.☺️
Too bad he is still guilty regardless of the outcome
Proof ?
What do you mean?
@@Reactiverse1980 he says that he thinks MJ is guilty of all the allegations even when he knows that he was proved innocent