srsly went from the king of pop to pop goes the weasel
@Jacksongirl_10th7 күн бұрын
What's the song name?
@AdrianaRuiz-vg7pg9 күн бұрын
Nunca ví esto.... Y ese Michael no me gustó
@cedricm541814 күн бұрын
Mike thought rich and pwerful evil white people ithat run the music industry would treat him better if he came off as a nonthreatening blackman. That's the real reason. Not to save his recording voice.
@johanfart35214 күн бұрын
i’m sure he was trying to preserve his singing vocie which is bad or anything but his natural vocie was definitely deeper
@breAnnasmama23 күн бұрын
If anyone wants to hear more of his natural voice , they can hear it during the this is it rehearsals & his appearance when he announced that being his last tour, as well . As someone with an extensive background in music, I would tend to listen to where someone’s most comfortable / natural vocal range resides , as well .. many of his songs have examples of him singing within that range that equates to where his speaking voice would be. Or course he was able to sing in high/ mid / low and mixed voice with precision , but he always had a very nice resonating tone quality within that lower mid range. He still didn’t naturally talk in a “ deep - low “ voice , he wasn’t a baritone , obviously but there are actually quite a few examples of him speaking in more of his natural voice. I always felt that he used the thinner higher pitched voice when he was in situations where he felt either vulnerable or insecure or felt in a sense, more like his inner child was being representative of ., during his trial especially , he exhibited the higher pitched/ more frail / soft voice and I could even hearing him then, feel a sense of his vulnerability playing a role , as he would again , seem imo at least , to revert to that voice in situations that honestly, would’ve imo been times in which he felt either in need of support around him / vulnerable etc ., it isn’t necessarily something I’d equate to that of a multiple personality trait, but in his case I’d suggest that when he at times spoke in that voice , I anyway felt that he’d also exhibit traits of that of a child and I don’t mean that in a negative way either ,, . I think many people who’ve endured trauma and extreme vulnerability could possibly in some cases especially around anyone they felt were safe / represented some sort of protector or someone who embodied a position in the dynamic as a caregiver type of demeanor or nurturer , that some people who’ve endured trauma , who didn’t have a nurturing upbringing but who’ve remained in many aspects , still with a hope and outlook and desire to have such nurturing that one could equate to very much the innocent demeanor and traits of a child looking to those very things could exhibit that sort of trait that can come and go depending on the nature of who they were around , what emotions they were experiencing at the time and whatever triggers that could contribute to that sort of reversion into a child like vulnerability and need for assurance and nurturing. That’s just my medical & behavioral take on feeling that way and maybe it isn’t something that would apply , as I didn’t know him personally to be able to really make that assessment .. I only have based it off my gut feelings and observations and paying attention to various cues in body language/ nonverbal and verbal .. and this doesn’t explain every situation,, but it does imo lend a hand to some situations., one that comes to mind was when he was in a store buying so many expensive things with his body guards and entourage and he def. Seemed heavily medicated and that would’ve even more contributed if that behavior and Demeanor had any significance in the situation.. but it does come to mind seeing him in a state where he not only was using a higher tone but his entire body language reminded me of a child version of what he’d have Been, had he been around anyone nurturing that more vulnerable - in need of nurturing sort of time in a child’s life and that usually occurs in very small children and that’s when I feel like even more , he’d have reverted to such a place .. in times when he’d have otherwise needed nurturing and been able to just be that soft , vulnerable child if You will ., and I hope I’m making proper enough sense in the way I’m describing. .. sometimes what I feel in my own heart and mind to express may be translated that way as id hope but when it comes to texting something online where others are only having a set of words rather than one on one communication , I know at times things may not always have the same clarity or be conveyed as the exact message intended so I hope at least that the way I’m trying to express certain instances will be able to give some sort of context to describe what I’ve picked up on and interpreted at times , things to possibly represent. And I’m not suggesting that every time he spoke in one tone or another that it can only represent one thing or another.. just felt that I’ve seen examples even outside of his intentionally doing something with conscious awareness , as some things just tend to sort of play out Even at a different level than one may even intend or realize , bc a lot was speculated or said to have been from him consciously choosing when to talk in whatever way or another for one specific purpose, one I’ve read to have been his wanting to differentiate between tones as a protective characteristic where he’d speak normally among his closer circle and use the other as a performance behavior . And that is Likely true to a large degree but I don’t think that’s the only time in which he’d have exhibited such traits .. again , all we have are anything in examples in which he’d have been n some public capacity, so it very well could be more calculated and intentional than perceived .. but anyway .. I still don’t feel like his voice range was THAT varying at many times , as he was still not venturing from extremely high to extremely low .. his natural voice wasn’t some deep low booming sub bass type of difference from the higher tones he was using ., there’s still areas that go between both ranges in many examples of him speaking . He did however , have an issue as a growing maturing child where he wasn’t that 5 year old looking / sounding 9 year old associated with being that cute baby that he was in the beginning and those changes showed a period of uncertainty for him musically , as well as his dad wanting to try and get as much as he could out of the marketability of MJ being that cute little boy prodigy of a talent that he was . So that alone would contribute to that demeanor being a factor ., anyway , I think there were many facets of Micheal Jackson , as are there for many talented people who’ve had many gifts, but especially not many ways to adjust or cope or interact in social situations like the average person who has a normal healthy upbringing/ support system that is able to comfortably attain social behaviors and know how to grow into who they are with confidence and a more typical or natural way.. Personally , I have Asperger’s and have also had many talents n diff. Areas and have been quite skilled in those areas , where I’ve had various levels of expertise and knowledge within those areas , yet had a horrible upbringing and miserable existence and very much trauma and no , I’m not some celebrity or person thrown into such a spotlight etc.. but just saying , I can relate on many levels to those who find themselves able to do certain things with a perfectionist approach , having many areas of talent and ability etc, but never feeling able to fit in or find acceptance or have a normal childhood or upbringing , not having the same social interactions or skills as the average person and it makes for a hard time coping , adjusting , Trying to figure oneself out and to just know how to be in Even seemingly typical mundane social settings and feel comfortable ., it isn’t that those of us who may be able to in some aspect relate to such things can’t ever be within those settings and feel at ease or handle dealing with things on the surface , it’s that we don’t always get to truly feel safe and accepted and be ourselves where others around us allow us to really feel part of it in a genuine way .. I know having Asperger’s and not having any nurturing upbringing and having issues fitting in and feeling accepted ( I did make friends and have some close friendships but still .. ) I can totally relate when it comes to like, not being able to feel wanted or cared about or given tne same effort as everyone else around me yet it wouldn’t stop me from being In such situations and still being able to make effort and try .. and while it makes me intensely uncomfortable and anxious to have to be in social settings with random people or even my own relatives , I could go and perform in front of thousands and it not bother me In the slightest with the exception of wanting to only deliver the absolute best . And I think many many people who have the same type of circumstances/ upbringing/ abilities / condition can totally relate as they often exhibit same features and no. One doesn’t only have to be some widely known celebrity to exhibit and understand those features and them still apply directly to them as well. I think many of Tne great artists have Asperger’s & I think Asperger’s can very much have commonality in those who’ve been abused. And on one hand / thank God that we’ve had some areas to pour ourselves into.. bc having talents and abilities are outlets to cope for those of us who do have this condition and have had these circumstances to cope with.
@cperez57126 күн бұрын
So you bad hu
@Mines7171Ай бұрын
First one was an Add on
@sao9227Ай бұрын
He doesn't have a deep voice. He does however talks in the light /high whisper voice a lot but, he isn't deep like that. He can make it pretty low , like in ghost as the mayor, but he definitely is no Barry White/ Isaac Hayes/ Lou Rawls/Bkue from the temptations/ Mike McCrary/ or the great Alvin Chea. Stokley from mint condition has a much deeper voice than MJ. Look hiw high that cat can sing
@hauntedireland9237Ай бұрын
Set me free….. 🍆👉🏻😂
@greg1685Ай бұрын
What an absolute psycho
@PeterCamberwickАй бұрын
That's deep is it? Wow! Roll over Barry White. LOL
@yoksanfigueroa5065Ай бұрын
Michael Jackson: te quedaras esta noche?🙂 Bills: pues.......😳 Michael Jackson: si te quedaras😊
@user-hk3hl2kz4z2 ай бұрын
His voice doesn’t sound very deep or different from how I remember him in these clips
@alexis_eclipsewolf2 ай бұрын
May a legend rest in peace we love and miss you MJ🕊
@ilovemichaeljacksonsomuch2 ай бұрын
what is the first songs name?!?
@OsvaldoHerreraCastro2 ай бұрын
"Streetwalker"
@ilovemichaeljacksonsomuch2 ай бұрын
@@OsvaldoHerreraCastro Thanksss
@johanfart35214 күн бұрын
sick username🙏
@ilovemichaeljacksonsomuch13 күн бұрын
@@johanfart352 Yuhhhhh
@masita42752 ай бұрын
when his skin color changed, did his Nword revoqued or he could still use it
@ilovemichaeljacksonsomuch2 ай бұрын
bro what?
@johanfart35214 күн бұрын
my guy, he’s still black
@gagee_2 күн бұрын
that was funny
@daquanmiller28362 ай бұрын
1:20 the way he said "ooooh" had me in tears
@danniellejohnson4482 ай бұрын
0:58 on repeat
@cristinacolon5602 ай бұрын
Yo minimo me hubiera desmayado al conocer al Rey.
@peaceandserenitylovejez2 ай бұрын
🤣🤣🤣🤣
@jackcollins49062 ай бұрын
Cuando bajaba las escales me dio escalofríos Jajaj se que es actuación pero mi mente lo creo a realidad 😢 afortunados aquellos que lo conocieron
@mariaeugeniacervantessanz32962 ай бұрын
Porque se enfado
@estibenbravo27832 ай бұрын
El doblaje de la voz de Michael Jackson en esta película es muy bueno ojalá y en su película biografía le pongan esta misma voz en español.
@LikaLaruku3 ай бұрын
Too bad he didn't use it more, it was soothing & less creepy.
@jayceessillysunshinechanne26243 ай бұрын
I LOVE 0:24 SO MUCH 😍😍😍😍
@TrickshotMasters-zs9uu3 ай бұрын
Best
@matpaixao3 ай бұрын
Michael Jackson created Playboi Carti.
@user-tl2nl3bp8z3 ай бұрын
Michael l jackso señor novio ❤🥺👫🏻
@hajarhilal92353 ай бұрын
I see no difference between his regular voice and those clips
@Astofazo3 ай бұрын
That ain’t Micheal y’all is crazyyyy to believe it
@ilovemichaeljacksonsomuch2 ай бұрын
yes it is what
@asummerphoenix3 ай бұрын
Lisa-Marie always had a face like a thunderstorm whenever she was recorded with Michael….
@mmarchena1003 ай бұрын
Que hermoso, que ternura y amor para su madre el único Rey del Pop.❤
@ESTXX000013 ай бұрын
His normal voice sounds tough I wish he was comfortable being himself than hiding. Michael is a kind humble man. I only wish he could've seen the great person he really was. RIP King
@simpleBoy_3 ай бұрын
Yo en ese momento diría: "Mucho Jackson, señor gusto..." Luego me desmayo
@X_the_stars_149_x4 ай бұрын
i saw this last weekend in london and it was amzing
@radiantgoddess16314 ай бұрын
I don’t think that he naturally had a deep voice. I can tell that he is forcing to sound deep out of insecurity. He is clearly using his diaphragm and nose to sound “deep.” I have a similar voice box where I naturally sound high pitch, and I try to add base to my voice out of insecurity. People have teased me very bad for having a high pitch voice, and even mocked me for it. I’m a female, so I couldn’t imagine how it affected him as a man for having a high pitch voice. His voice was unique, and beautifully crafted by God like everyone else.
@Mustapha-mstf4 ай бұрын
He was trans ? 😮
@SullivanDLuffy2 ай бұрын
What
@Mustapha-mstf2 ай бұрын
@@SullivanDLuffy mj looking trans…
@ilovemichaeljacksonsomuch2 ай бұрын
@@Mustapha-mstfwelll he isnt
@gagee_2 күн бұрын
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@user-dv5ex8mx9u4 ай бұрын
Michael Jackson soy tu fan
@richthekidsleptonmycouch4 ай бұрын
0:24 one nigga like or one thing in life ??
@ilovemichaeljacksonsomuch2 ай бұрын
which one you think it is
@angell5044 ай бұрын
2009 my favorite
@johnsaldate52464 ай бұрын
Does anyone know the name of that song from the invincible album towards the end of the video
@tcpxw4 ай бұрын
2000 watts
@johnsaldate52464 ай бұрын
@@tcpxw thank you
@inolawilks92794 ай бұрын
Best entertainer of all times in my book 🤩🤩🤩
@LeveyHere4 ай бұрын
Woah
@goldenstreets294 ай бұрын
Love this dance move
@olgacarrascoalarcon21865 ай бұрын
So sweet, nice ,best king of pop,,nice mike unforgetable mike,,,,,yeah