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When he performs, he is who he is, Michael Jackson.Not some traitor in the black race, that weird man who loves plastic surgery to make himself like a puppet, that suspected pedophile!

Michael Jackson's life was a legendary life, a tangled life, and a tragic life.He moved countless people, but he was misunderstood by countless people and became a clown.

He was fascinated by tragic stories of famous people.There is a statue of Marilyn Monroe in his room, and he studied Charlie Chaplin, a star exiled from Hollywood.In addition, he had a marriage with the daughter of Elvis Presley Elvis.

As a child actor, he is a radiant talent. As a middle-aged man, he is regarded as a foreigner, like the fairy in Peter Pan, who will cease to exist if the applause stops.

In the early 1980s, it was hard to imagine Jackson's life ending with such realism.During that decade, thanks to a string of record-breaking records and colorful music videos, he became the most popular artist in the world.He may be the best dancer of his generation, and he has created his own image: a light glove, moon walk, signature red jacket and Neverland.

In recent years, his fascination has had nothing to do with music.Years of plastic surgery had transformed his face into a singular landscape.Deep in debt, he has lost his music. Year after year, he hasn't toured. Year after year, he hasn't made a record.Jackson's world-renowned music videos have been replaced by tabloid reports of his eccentric personal behavior, including child molestation allegations and a failed comeback.An emaciated Jackson spent the final weeks of his life preparing for his comeback, with [-] sold-out concerts at a London arena.The move is aimed at paying down $[-] million in debt, and while the star lives like a prince, despite his self-proclaimed king of rap, that's more a reference to the past than the present.

"It's one of the biggest losses," said former Sony Records president Tony Montola, who worked on Jackson's records for 16 years. "In the history of rap, Sinatra, Elvis and Michael are three huge pop culture totems, enough to define the whole of this culture... His music crosses races and ages, and is the perfect TV age. Interpretation. He is a man who has never been seen before or since."Jackson was "flawless....with flair, work ethic and dedication," says Quincy Jones, one of his most important album collaborators.

Jackson was born on March 29 in Gary, Indiana.His mother Catherine once said that among her nine children, the seventh son was a bit special. "I don't believe in reincarnation," she said, "but you know a lot of babies walk uncoordinated? But he never does. When he dances, he looks like an old hand."Katherine Jackson, who worked for Sears and Roebuck, taught children to sing folk songs.Her husband Joseph is a crane driver.He's been in bands, talks guitar, and taught those skills to his sons.It wasn't long before the boys started performing locally.Michael had been directing the group since he was a little guy with a round face. "At five years old, he was full of life, like a leader," his brother Jackie told Rolling Stone. "When we saw that, we said, 'Hey, Michael, you're the lead'. The audience was hooked on him."

Before 1968, the Jackson Brothers had signed a contract with a local Indiana record company called The Jackson Brothers.That year , at the famous apollo theater in harlem , singer glardy knight and pianist billy taylor saw them perform before recommending them to motown founder bailey gotti .As a result, the five brothers were later able to share the stage with Diana Ross in "Soul Weekend" in Gary City

Diana later stated that she saw her own genius and drive in Michael. "He was like my son," she said.Another Motown legend, Smokey Robinson, once compared the young entertainer to "a strange and lovely child with an old soul hidden in his juvenile body".

Motown moved the Jackson brothers to California in August, where they had a breakout gig at a club in Beverly Hills called The Jacksons.Their first record was released in December, and their biggest hit was 12-year-old Michael on lead vocals.and other songs were also popular, and the group soon had their own television series, a Saturday morning cartoon and a slew of teenage licenses.

On stage, Jackson was fearless.

"When we were singing, people would throw all this money onstage, tons and tons of $10s and $20s and tons of change," Jackson told Newsweek, growing up. My pockets were so full of money that I couldn’t lift my trousers. I had to wear a very tight belt. I was buying sweets like crazy.”

Jackson released his first solo album, which included the number one track and in the same year, also released his first solo single, the slightly bleak theme song from the movie book.

He struggles to understand the world, a world he sees most of the time in the spotlight and flashing lights.What he got on stage was a long standing ovation, and what awaited him in the locker room was a slap from his father.Like his mother, he always swears off alcohol, smokes and speaks dirty words.He fasted on Saturdays, dressed in camouflage, and went from house to house to spread his religion.

Michael made his first film, playing the Scarecrow in The New Wizard of Oz, a film based on The Wizard of Oz with a black cast.The film led to a creative and commercial partnership with music director Quincy Jones.The first fruit of their collaboration was a new album with epic marks.The album sold 500 million copies in the United States and 200 million overseas in the United States, and won four top ten singles.

Together, Jackson and Jones (along with oft-overlooked songwriter Rod Tapson) wrote Thriller, which in late 1982 became the best-selling recording album in history and a cultural milestone.It had a huge impact on the music industry as well as mtv music television which was a flimsy new thing at the time.

In a Motown TV special in 1983, the then 24-year-old Jackson shook the nation with his moonwalk, which created the illusion of levitation.He dominated the stage in a black sequined jacket, a silver shirt, white socks, black trousers and a fedora.The most touching thing is a white glove studded with rhinestones.

Times critic Robert Hilburn, who has studied the live performance from the Pasadena Civic Auditorium, said the show marked Jackson's "unofficial coronation as the 'King of Pop.' He changed the way pop music was heard and viewed within a single day, unleashing an influence comparable to that of Elvis Presley and the Beatles." His dancing style was fused with the robotic movements of breakdancing and the elusiveness of James Brown. The spin and slide and the grace of Fred Astaire, he studied their dance routines.The elder Astan called him "an incredible dancer."

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Thriller's success allowed Jackson to bargain for what was considered the highest royalty rate a famous singer could earn.However, the song also trapped him in anxiety and confusion.

Jackson and Lisa? Marie? Presley married, plus previous pop music royalties mainly from the Beatles list of assets worth half a billion dollars.However, the marriage was short-lived and his fortune was jeopardized by his lavish lifestyle.He owns the 2700-acre Neverland Ranch in the Santa Ynez Valley, where he lives with his rare pet animals.

Jackson became a prisoner of his own reputation.He became so dependent on bodyguards and assistants that he once admitted that he would tremble if he had to open the front door of the house himself.He likens himself to "a hemophiliac who must not scratch in any way." Notoriously timid offstage, on stage, he excitedly satisfies his fans' cravings.Once, after a song, commenting on a low note, he said, "This note will move the whole audience. You grab what it throws at you. You grab it, touch it, Throwing it back is like throwing a frisbee." "I hate to admit it, but I feel weird being around normal people." He said on another occasion, "Look, my whole life is on the stage, and I'm very interested in people." The impression is the applause, the long standing ovation, and getting behind you. In the crowd, I feel scared. On the stage, I feel safe. If I could, I would sleep on the stage. I mean it."

On better days, wealth guaranteed him the realization of his whims, including building his own amusement park and funding projects for charities, especially those related to children.Then there were rumors about his relationship with the boys.He was often seen with teenagers, some famous and some private, who were invited to visit Jackson's entertainment palace.He is accused of molesting a 13-year-old boy who often spent the night at the Jackson home.Jackson was touring Asia at the time, and when he received the indictment, he canceled the show due to exhaustion and an addiction to painkillers.Jackson's lawyers countersued that the boy's father, an aspiring screenwriter, had been trying to extort money from Jackson for funding his publishing project.The criminal investigation ended after the boy refused to testify.Civil suit settled in mediation for $2000 million in damages.

"I was wronged on these charges," Jackson, then 32, said after the mediation was successful. "If I was guilty, it would be that I gave everything I had to help children all over the world. The fault was for all ages. The love of the children of the same race. The mistake is to get the happiness without selfish desires from the pure smiling faces of the children. The mistake is to like to give them a childhood of joy that I have never enjoyed.” He lost Pepsi’s commercial sponsorship and bidding due to the case A contract for several films.The Jackson-themed Captain Io Paradise project at Disney has also turned into a ruin.

His life has been slandered and framed by others, to this day.In the country that claims to be free and equal, in fact, the legendary freedom and equality can only be truly possessed by some people, while others can only regard it as a kind of pursuit