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Music video by Michael Jackson performing You Rock ...
July 23, 2010

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Music video by Michael Jackson performing The Way ...
July 23, 2010

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July 23, 2010

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Music video by Michael Jackson performing Scream. © ...
July 23, 2010

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Music video by Michael Jackson performing You Are ...
July 22, 2010

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cool dance moves by the king of pop
July 21, 2010

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Music video by Michael Jackson performing Remember The ...
July 16, 2010

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Michael Jackson teams up with director Bob Giraldi ...
July 16, 2010

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Music video by Michael Jackson performing Bad. © ...
July 15, 2010

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Music video by Michael Jackson performing Black Or ...
July 12, 2010

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Music video by Michael Jackson performing Billie Jean. ...
July 12, 2010

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Music video by Michael Jackson performing Thriller. (C) ...
July 7, 2010
It doesn’t really matter if Michael Jackson bullied the world’s media into calling him the King of Pop in the early 1990s or if they just started using that sobriquet on their own. Either way, he earned it. Whether singing “I Want You Back” as the 11-year-old frontman of the Jackson 5, breaking the MTV color line with the explosive “Billie Jean” or defending the world’s downtrodden and misunderstood (himself, that is), Jackson set the standard for pop singing, songwriting, dancing and, let’s face it, weirdness for the better part of a quarter century. He came of age in the Jackson 5, then moonwalked out of the family’s clutches and into his own universe with three groundbreaking albums made with producer Quincy Jones. Off the Wall, Thriller and Bad blended soul, funk and rock influences into a taut dance-pop that transformed the sound of radio for the rest of the century. Singers and producers from Madonna to Timbaland are still trying to catch up. Prosecutors and paparazzi have been playing catch-up, too, with some of Jackson’s questionable life choices, and since the late 1990s, he has seemingly spent more time in the tabloids than on the pop charts. On June 25th, 2009, Michael Jackson passed away at the age of 50.