2003 | Michael Jackson's Year In Review | the detail.

[@officialfloodyboy2008]

Living with Michael Jackson again proves one VERY IMPORTANT thing: Just because you read it in a magazine or see it on the TV screen, don't make it factual"- Michael Jackson MJ is innocent and very misunderstood, and all the people like Martin Bashir that tried to destroy him and his career are lying back, pretending that their sad about him no longer being with us meanwhile their main objective was to destroy Michael Jackson's reputation. Dom Sneddon is a cold man Martin Bashir is a cold man 2003 was a cold year

[@DJDoubleCee]

I think that Living With Michael Jackson documentary was the beginning of the end for Michael. Since the second round of child abuse allegations arose from that and I believe the stress and the problems that came from all that ultimately lead to his death.

[@emeyeare]

I think it was the last straw for mike. He started naming names going after ppl making his plans a reality, after being bullied for so long…they only kill ppl that r a threat to them

[@songoten5643]

It was actually for a back incident that happen to Michael Jackson while he was preforming in the 90’s but yeah that contributed as well

[@Nina-px6zi]

@@DJDoubleCee 1993

[@SilmeonMusic]

I remember watching all this in real time as a kid 😢 I always stayed a true fan and defended him even when it wasn’t “cool” to be an MJ fan around this time. MJ forever!

[@crazy4corbinbleux]

❤❤❤ Thank you for being there

[@jatarryh]

The Number Ones Special I still have it on vhs with commercials that’s amazing

[@reesendamusix]

same. i grew up in Germany where nobody cared bout his face or life. they liked him as a performer. so when i moved to u.s. & everyone was talkim shit about him & made fun of his fans. i was like no wonder he doesnt tour america. what a asshole group of people

[@lennytv373]

Same here 🙏🏾

[@JKirv]

Same I was 13 watching this stuff

[@crazy4corbinbleux]

I thought 2009 would be the most painful Year In Review to watch but this one is up there for me.

[@babygenius7]

😢

[@songoten5643]

Not even close bro. Michael would rather die than go through accusations

[@BadAssMacmillan]

The false accusation are way worse. At least MJ now can rest in peace.

[@Jaybeast5x]

Nahhh 2003

[@songoten5643]

@@BadAssMacmillan that’s understatement, depending on what you meant by rest. I mean Wade clearly doesn’t get the idea of rest he’d rather create conflict between a dead person and his family

[@YSuniverse856]

I remember back then 2003-2004 they was joking on mj so much. It was so disrespectful especially to say they was going off of he say she say stuff. The man was a great person.

[@christomorpho]

Wade Robson's father hung himself in 2002, and Jordan Chandlers'' father shot himself in the head in 2009.

[@Olly_2024_]

The year that helped end his life. Gavin Arvizo may have been a child, but I’ll never forgive how he helped his mother try and extort MJ. Disgusting.

[@Feluc1]

Gavin Arvizo like Jordan Chandler was fascinated by the life that MJ leads! He would have wanted to get all this without working! Here the problem is that the Arvizo case was orchestrated by the scoundrel Sneddon and unfortunately he died without being criminally liable. After the trial, MJ no longer had the power to sue anyone, as much as this case affected him. He was humiliated and slandered by the press!

[@rupinderh01]

i think gavin is a lawyer now and lawyers have to be gd at lying

[@riorange2083]

Its truly despicable, the fact that Micheal trusted them, opened his heart out to them and even helped cure his cancer and thats what he got in return.

[@Vaisin]

I'm not blaming Gavin on this one. He was a child. All blame on Janet.

[@vvvnokk8309]

@@Vaisin Janet is Gavin’s mom?

[@johnsonmark65]

Isn't it crazy how he was the coolest and most loved man in America just 20 years prior this?

[@crazy4corbinbleux]

Yeah 😢

[@fullmoon7769]

What music on 1:00 when Bashir start to speak? Please, help me to find this beautiful music. I did a research before but I'm still cannot find it.

[@maxou6752]

It s incredible

[@ItsMattYT]

not a lot of people know and actually relises what its like to be a celebrity child, working almost everyday performing, rehearsing, sacraficing your time doing what no other kid would be doing daily. I dont think he wouldve had any free time at all in his life.

[@trentonbates3114]

So odd that just 20 years earlier 1983 his reputation was in the complete opposite direction. Simplified they love you one day and hate you the next

[@jay-tc7we]

Yep so sad:(

[@purestformofpeace]

They build you up just to tear you down - The only thing people love more than a hero/ an icon is seeing that same person fall/ fail/ fall apart. It's always been that way sadly

[@onnivision6464]

💯🥺

[@morganedwards3966]

The downward trajectory started with the Pepsi burn and subsequent addiction to painkillers.

[@sharonjoseph5314]

No he put it on himself he should’ve been more careful with children

[@Blazer9970]

I think there are multiple pin points during his life time to where Michael's fate in 2009 was sealed. Some may say it was 1984 with the pepsi incident, some may say it's 1993 with the first set of allegations but I really believe the heaviest hitting point was right here in 2003 along with the trial that drained the life out of the man. He truly didn't deseve any of what happened to him.

[@YSuniverse856]

Yea it was just a overload of jokes and accusations. This was also when the time when it didn’t matter if the truth was in people face this is where we can say the mind state of the modern era was adapted in 2003.

[@naomi-v4e]

I think it was 1993 I think his spirit died that year and when the second accusations came I think his body was on way to demise

[@erenyeeagah204]

i remebrer even his nephew taj jackson said that the trial changed him

[@Pray4Cilley]

He wasn't the same after the Pepsi accident, he seemed empty and drugged up. The whole Bad Era was like a different person from 70s early 80s mj

[@lin1982.]

Yes I agree with you, and after his invincible Album, he had issues with Sony as well, it should have been a big hit and he should have made heaps of money from that Album, as MJ said Sony made several billions. Tony Mottola was a devil, dealing with Sony and the alleged court cases and the addiction to pain medication started ruining and killing him slowly, he tried to be strong and brave, his kind and fragile soul didn’t deserve this at all, and people he thought were friends betrayed him like Oprah the snake and Bashir, his face also changed too much that it didn’t look good and he wanted to hide behind his hair and sunglasses. He didn’t look healthy. He has the most beautiful heart ❤ dearly missed. The GOAT.

[@Trickster1995]

> 2002: Michael Jackson Speaks up about Tommy Motolla a monster from the music industry that was prejudice and wanted him gone > 2003: Michael jackson gets framed as a gr00mer all over again through a fake, manipulated documentary Coincidence? I think not 🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡

[@Petty.News_]

MJ Was The Most Misunderstood Pop Artist Of All Time

[@crazy4corbinbleux]

Through this heartbreaking year of footages-- the glimmers of light had to be the unwavering support of his fans. I am in tears seeing the heart and passion they have for Michael during this difficult time. They are the ones who carried him through 2009.

[@fullmoon7769]

What music on 1:00 when Bashir start to speak? Please, help me to find this beautiful music. I did a research before but I'm still cannot find it.

[@christomorpho]

Wade Robson's rather hung himself in 2002, and Jordan Evans' father shot himself in the head in 2009.

[@mohaukobe7872]

Look at these timelines The "Living with Michael Jackson" documantary was released in February 2003, and directed by a British journalist. The documentary is been criticized for being manipulated to pain MJ in a very negative way and caused a media backlash against Jackson. The "Leaving Neverland" documentary was released in January 2019, and was directed by a British journalist. The documentary has also been criticized for being manipulated to pain MJ in a negative way, and caused a media backlash against Jackson, very similar to the one in 2003. In 2005, many fans showed support by gathering outside the coutroom with sign of "Michael is Innocent" and "Fact don't lie, People do", same thing happened in 2019 when fans around the world protested with the similar signs. It seems like history may be repeating itself. After MJ passed away, people started seeing him in a more positive way, and everyone just left all the controversies behind, and focused more on his music and his legacy. MJ passed away six years after the 2003 documentary, and this new biopic "Michael" might be released in 2025, six years after 2019 documentary. I really hope this biopic achieves what he want it to achieve and hopefully brings back a more positive way to look and Michael and everything that happened him. I think the biggest issue a lot of people have MJ is that his behaviour and overall personality seems very strange on the surface, but those people really dont takes the time to really understand him, but immediately pass judgement and think of the worst about him. I agree with MJ when he said that when you grow up in the world and the way he did "you are automatically different". He was right. Not everybody grows up the way he did, which is why so many people found him so strange. Though I think the way he grew up, followed by how isolated he was as an adult, definitely affected his social skills, which is why he appeared and behaved so differently. Michael Jackson undoubtedly had very extraordinary career and legacy, but also very tragic life, and while today it's clear that everybody respects his accomplishments and impact, the world is still divided on how to feel about him as a person, as for some it's unclear who he was, but because of the controversies and the media backlash he faced, the perception of many regarding MJ as a person, is often not-so positive. I really hope that one day they'll be a positive way to look at Michael Jackson and gain a better understanding on all the controversies.

[@johnlucas1543]

+mohaukobe It definitely is a pattern because there are CONSPIRATORS creating that pattern. It's actually every 10 years. Check this out. 1983 = Michael Jackson's Thriller becomes best-selling album in world history breaking every barrier. 1993 = The 1st Witchhunt with Child Sexual Abuse Allegations begins. 2003 = The 2nd Witchhunt with Child Sexual Abuse Allegations begins. 2013 = The 3rd Child Sexual Abuse Allegations starting from one-time defender Wade Robson. 2019's Leaving Neverland is merely the long outcome of what started in 2013. If you look at Michael's adult 10 year cycles with every year ending in 9, you'll see another connected pattern. 1989 = Michael Jackson ends the 2 year long record-breaking Bad Tour & solidifies himself as Ruler of the 1980s. 1999 -= Michael Jackson falls 50 feet to the ground at MJ & Friends concert when staging "collapses". 2009 = Michael Jackson is murdered by hitman/"doctor" Conrad Murray before This Is It concerts begin. 2019 = Leaving Neverland campaign commences to erase Michael's legacy. But we beat back all of these campaigns against him. We just couldn't be there in his house when Murray murdered him. But make no mistake Michael had enemies in the world...in high places. It is our job to put all of this into context & make it th footnote to Michael's story so that he is remembered as the great person & role model he should be remembered as. The Conspirators try very hard but the multi-billion member fanbase, the Moonwalkers, will always overcome.

[@crazy4corbinbleux]

Wow. What an interesting perspective to have on this! History IS repeating itself. I am hoping when the biopic comes out it rectifies some of what is happening right now

[@mikeysbae7]

In his biopic he's going to be played by his nephew Jafar jackson (I think that's how I spell his name)

[@tylergoodman3560]

I wish that someone in MJ's corner had convinced him not to go through with the documentary. That added a lot of unnecessary stress in his life; not to mention that he was never truly happy again after the trial that followed suit.😢 Great video from the detail. Long live the king of pop.🎉

[@carnage1284]

"Oh Bashir...OH!...I didn't know who you meant, oh that guy is a rat!"-Michael Jackson

[@Xsc_xx]

Bashir more like BaSHIT 😂😅

[@Obsessed202]

Lolll😂😂

[@sistahlamb]

I sometimes wonder how Michael would be perceived now if he had not died in 2009. I imagine that he would probably still be living abroad and officially retired from the music industry, probably would still be targeted by the media but not on the level that he was in the 90s-early 2000s. Maybe he could have had a pretty normal life for once.

[@dmer-zy3rb]

I dont think much would have changed compared to the last years of his life. Assuming he didnt do this is it and survived I dont think he would have ever made a comeback, just lived quietly with his family. Maybe recording the odd song or two. His reputation would have never recovered in any way.

[@wingchundragon]

They wouldve made fun of him more. Especially on social media. He would've been destroyed

[@Ayana_S110]

He would have had access to his own social media and be able to clear things up one on one. The media wouldn’t be able to lie and twist the situation as much and they would have immediate consequences because his fans would also have access to him and them. Most of the issues that came was because there was no accountability for bad people,accusers,and media. Michael, his real friends, and family, combined with his fans would actually have a voice to combat the situation because the evidence is on his side.

[@MsJonessss]

I’m sorry but he would’ve been cancelled to an extent where people would keep their distance from him. And shit after r Kelly, they would’ve pressed MJ.

[@AndreaElizabeth100]

The "Leaving Neverland" terrible film would never have been made if Michael Jackson had lived because of libel laws the film was all lies. I'm not sure Michael Jackson would like "Social Media" as it is today. I can't see him being on Twitter or Instagram or whatever. He might have had a secret Facebook account not totally sure. I hope he could live his life in peace with his children. I never understood all the lies saying he was in debt. I wish he could have properly left Sony Music and gone independent. The press the media never left him alone.

[@Kai-hk7tl]

Michael was right about people never understanding him. They're too quick to judge him in the worst ways

[@riorange2083]

Micheal was such an eccentric human being, before judging him people need to take a moment to put themselves in his shoes and imagine having his upbringing and then it makes sense of why he was the way he was.

[@ST-nz4bf]

@@riorange2083 Oh come on !!!! I love MJ & I believe in his innocence. But he needed to heal from his traumatic childhood. Who knows had he done the deep inner work he would have come to understand why the healthy boundaries & limits were so important when it came to children.

[@riorange2083]

@@ST-nz4bf And he had healthy boundaries and limits with children?? He always got parental consent for the kids to sleep with him and he never forced them to, they would always ask. Furthermore Micheal never slept in the bed WITH them they slept separately so whats your point?

[@riorange2083]

@swagdollarbills Think what you want, you can call Micheal irresponsible and immoral all you want but the fact of the matter is Micheal is innocent.

[@riorange2083]

@swagdollarbills The FBI vigorously investigated him and the entirety of neverland for 10 years and found not a single shred of evidence. He was aquitted and vindicated of all 14 counts in his 2005 trial with child and adult witnesses close to mj adamant during testimony they never witnessed anything inappropriate. Also, micheal’s prosecutor Tom Sneddon’s biased hatred towards mj during investigation which is unfair and corrupt in itself. Wade robson’s allegations have been proven a lie and its also been proven Evan chandler’s and the Arvizo family’s motives were to extort mj for money. Oh and lets not forget the 25 proven lies told in the leaving neverland documentary. I think thats certain enough, I needn’t say more.

[@crazy4corbinbleux]

5:12 As much as i've been annoyed at Madonna for things pertaining to Michael-- I truly respect her for this moment. Thank you Madonna for speaking out at a time it was not popular to do so.

[@Grande_girly]

I feel the same why as you do x ❤

[@Grande_girly]

I feel the same why as you do x ❤

[@Grande_girly]

I feel the same why as you do x ❤

[@johnlucas1543]

+crazy4corbinbleux Madonna's a real one. I used to side-eye her back in the day but I had to reevaluate after time. She's not a fairweather person. Blunt & raw maybe but at least real. She has earned my respect especially since that 2009 speech at the MTV Awards. I like that she upholds his memory properly in death. I wish he tried to connect with her more instead of pushing her away. Maybe he would still be here on Earth.

[@omarslayz]

@@johnlucas1543 i feel like they would’ve gotten along in the 2000’s. maybe she could’ve been his real friend that he so desperately needed. she had grown from their last encounter in the early 90’s, she defended him regardless, i feel like madonna has regrets for not helping him during his worst times

[@crazy4corbinbleux]

Ugh. The second I hear Martin Bashir's voice come on I got shivers. I am dreading watching this Year In Review

[@crazy4corbinbleux]

11:20 Can we talk about how good Michael's dance moves were?! He still got it!!

[@samiam2003]

technically he was still young, he was like 45/44 right? so im sure he could still do the moves 😅

[@crazy4corbinbleux]

@@samiam2003 True! I guess I am more referring to how he’s still got the moves that look like the Thriller days when people at this time didn’t think of him so much as that

[@maratnahimana]

@@samiam2003 You'd be surprised, not many 40 years old can still " kick it ".

[@samiam2003]

@@crazy4corbinbleux yeah, well he is that talented!🤣

[@samiam2003]

@@maratnahimana fr? that's kinda sad lol id expect 50 is when ur bones dry up a bit

[@abelmantor7557]

It's been 20 years, & that martin bashir interview still makes me want to break something.

[@crazy4corbinbleux]

This is the perfect way to describe my feelings about it

[@sophieglatz]

He (bashir) was investigated over princess disna interview why not mj it’s so sad why such an awesome human was so hounded and falsely accused

[@blkprince198]

@@sophieglatzhe was only investigated because the royals were pissed the KGB stole all his fils when they raised his home

[@T1000-s4j]

I remember seeing the promotion for it and I knew something was off from the beginning. It was one of the worst if not the worst decision he ever made

[@crazy4corbinbleux]

14:55 I will never take for granted the unreal experiences of Beyonce and Michael Jackson sharing the same stage. This and the 2006 World Music Awards are footages I will cherish forever.

[@helenatrela786]

Michael Jackson is the greatest entertainer of all time. Still miss HIM very much. RIP💔

[@mjchannel2671]

The 2000s were a terrifying time for MJ, (I'm not talking about the music - we all know he continued to record great songs throughout the decade). but the tabloids made him look crazy to sell a few more papers or a higher TV rating. I'm curious to see how you summarize the steps of the "faker trial ever" P.S I love seeing him so happy at 11:21😊😊

[@fullmoon7769]

What music on 1:00 when Bashir start to speak? Please, help me to find this beautiful music. I did a research before but I'm still cannot find it.

[@christomorpho]

Wade Robson's father hung himself in 2002, and Jordan Chandlers'' father shot himself in the head in 2009.

[@starsat6265]

Year 2003, the actual year where Michael Jackson was taken away from us. He never really came back from this humiliation.

[@Shane.C.]

Big love and hugs to all my fellow MJ fans- This year is tough to go back to. At least Michael is happy in Heaven…loved and at peace. The music and legacy lives on. Thank you Detail for your great work on this channel

[@riorange2083]

This was a rough year for him especially towards the end…it breaks my heart to see the pain and suffering he endured, he didn’t deserve any of it, he was so kind and caring. Rest in peace mike you precious soul❤

[@crazy4corbinbleux]

OMG 2003 Year In Review is here!! *drops everything you are doing*

[@KWOC2003]

The 2000s should have been another great decade for MJ, but those years were just horrible for him. Invincible not being promoted properly, Bashir manipulating his way into a one sided documentary, and then these new set of false allegations. Watching MJ be arrested was heartbreaking. I could only imagine what was going through his mind. Terrible time for the King.

[@christomorpho]

Wade Robson's father hung himself in 2002, and Jordan Chandlers'' father shot himself in the head in 2009.

[@isaacs.9383]

This is the year MJ actually died not 2009, this marked the end of his life he never ever recovered in so many ways

[@josho8436]

From Martin Bashir doc to the trial plus the interview on 60 minutes. It was a roller coaster of chaos and emotions for mj fandom lol. It was a great test for sure.

[@Inaworldoflove]

As a fan since the 80s, 2003 was like a weird rerun of 1993. I couldn't believe he was being charged with molestation again. I felt so bad for him, knowing he was in the fight of his life. This on the heels of Sony in 2002 ditching the promotion of Invincible, which was also heart breaking. Us fans had been looking forward to Invincible for years and it was sabotaged. The last 10 years of his life was sadly one setback after another, with the exception of the birth of Blanket.

[@greeshmapradeep715]

This year totally destroyed michael 😢 those evil people killed him 💔

[@fullmoon7769]

What music on 1:00 when Bashir start to speak? Please, help me to find this beautiful music. I did a research before but I'm still cannot find it.

[@christomorpho]

Wade Robson's father hung himself in 2002, and Jordan Chandlers'' father shot himself in the head in 2009.

[@Jordi7174]

This was painful but after that first legal debacle, he should've left other peoples kids alone... even if they tried to force their kids onto him. You didn't see him with other people's kids after this case. 😥

[@waypastcoolkid]

This was always the hardest year to go through as a diehard MJ fan. This was the video I’ve held off watching the longest. People are so god damn ignorant…this video is the quickest way to kill a good mood.

[@darrenmcgown1939]

This year was the beginning of the end for Michael.

[@JPX64Channel]

2002 was

[@Mj_moonwalker243]

Michael was one of the most kind person and caring person in the world he would do nothing to hurt a child ❤😢the world treated him very poorly

[@crazy4corbinbleux]

13:00 This is one of the most powerful footages I have seen between Michael and a fan. I am sobbing my eyes out.

[@sambarrado]

What is she exactly saying to him?

[@crazy4corbinbleux]

@@sambarrado the part that got me emotional is Michael is saying ‘you don’t have to worry about me’ and she looks like she is concerned for him 😢 our love for Michael runs deep And she’s also saying ‘I’m not gonna hurt him’ since they are pulling her away

[@gaylefaulkner2360]

Michael was such a lovely person. He was not bad.

[@Wonderouz]

11:20 I wish he had that energy for the 30th anniversary. I almost cry everytime I see that with james!

[@dmer-zy3rb]

Michael looked a bit more confident again compared to the 30th anniversary where he always looked down and hid his face.

[@violetgc6049]

He also was a healthy weight at the James Brown performance. He really looked healthy and muscular!

[@mjjcontent]

He was a healthy weight here. On the 30th Anniversary, he was thin and they added more weight on him. He was also drugged on the first show

[@jaemelancholy1684]

It's amazing he didn't give up and off himself. He's been through so much, gave so much and all he got was hatred. I'm so happy the fans were with him.

[@kidano5317]

Oprah had it in for Michael welll before 2019, as evidenced by that clip! How could she not further investigate those claims before saying that- when she literally is a journalist. Michael literally MADE her. It was HIS interview in the 90's that catapulted her to ultimately make her "Oprah". Before that, she was simply a talk show host. To not further investigate claims about someone of the same ethnicity, who made you who you are with the ratings that interview did, and to have the audacity to be critical is downright callous. It's the reason why in 2023....her relevance in the public eye has rapidly faded since 2019...and Michael's remains more relevant than ever! Karma's truly a B.

[@mechajay3358]

Once a snake, always a snake 🐍

[@thedetail.]

She had been the No 1 daytime talk show host for 7 years and was the highest paid woman in entertainment by the time she interviewed MJ. I don’t think you can say he ‘made’ her.

[@ST-nz4bf]

Sure. But you have to remember Oprah is a shill ! She follows the orders from her Masters. She had always done has she was told! Her wise, independent, empowered woman image is all an illusion. She is controlled as is the rest of Hollywood & the Entertainment Industry imo

[@taofeeklawal8201]

Oprah may be wrong with her approach but don't ever say he made her.

[@crazy4corbinbleux]

HER NAME IS SPELLED P-H-O-N-Y

[@valoxsen6003]

God, when this was happening in real time 20 years ago, I was in high school and completely apathetic to what was going on since I wasn't a fan back then. I would see one of those headlines accompanied by an unflattering picture of him and think that he had probably lost his mind. No one really questioned or fact-checked the media back then. It wasn't until many years after his death that I got curious about exactly what had happened with him during this period. After learning all the facts and the absolute horror this innocent man was put through, I feel terrible and devastated. He was literally too pure for this world, and he was such a strong person to not give up after everything the early 2000s did to him. Humans are so cruel.

[@Tony_A_441]

I remember watching this and just knowing that this was completely weird for a grown man to do. It was a terrible idea for MJ and we all know what followed. Mike really set himself up honestly and also exposed himself poorly in a lot of ways. He’s innocent, yes. But this was the downward spiral.

[@MsJonessss]

I don’t know what kind of so called money grab friends MJ had but it’s clear he ain’t have any true ones because if I do or say something that may be unordinary a true friend would say..this is wrong to show in the public…People will think you are…but from what it seemed like MJ had a bunch of yes men around him.

[@FIRING_BLIND]

Yeah....I've always held that I think he may have had an inappropriately close relationship with the kids who visited Neverland...but that's very different from m***station.

[@greeshmapradeep715]

The world does not deserved such a great human being 😢💔

[@violetgc6049]

They crucified Jesus, too. I believe that Michael raised the vibrations of this planet and his music and legacy continues to do so. He was as close to a modern-day Jesus as it gets.

[@robindore258]

The FBI looked at Mjj for over 10 years they found nothing.nothing.

[@riorange2083]

Bare in mind the FBI are trained to rigorously investigate terrorists and war criminals and they couldn’t retrieve one shred of evidence that Micheal abused a child.

[@somethinginterestingM]

Family Ensemble. The group initially included three sons: Jackie, Tito and Germain. Marlon and Michael dubbed their brothers, learned to play the congo and tambourine. In 1964, the family band performed on stage for the first time. Michael was originally a drummer, but after he impressed everyone during a school concert with a heartfelt performance of the song "I'll Climb Any Mountain", his father entrusted him with backing vocals. A series of regular concerts in clubs began. The children were taught by a specially hired teacher. The guys lived on the gap between rehearsals, performances and school lessons. The group toured from 1966 to 1968, and finally they were noticed and invited to the most popular club in New York Harlem, Apollo. After performing in it, a recording studio signed a contract with the Jacksons, and the family moved to Los Angeles. Michael quickly became an idol among teenagers. But this did not affect his father's attitude towards him, he still found fault and sometimes made sharp jokes about his son's wide nose. Michael Jackson: biography, personal life, photos and videos

[@crazy4corbinbleux]

17:04 TOM SNEDDON IS A COLD MAN 🎵

[@crazy4corbinbleux]

2:50 - 3:20 As someone who was too young to remember the actual airing of Living With Michael Jackson-- the way they advertised it was HORRENDOUS. I can't believe that commercial is what was playing on peoples' TV screens!

[@Wonderouz]

Right like...wtf

[@JoseSala04]

Very sensationalist, yeah.

[@Wowitzkay]

That was just straight up mean like wtf were they thinking

[@user-qb8lh7ph7y]

that's cos the media just completely dehumanized him by this time. They did not give an ounce of respect. EVERY SINGLE headline with Michael would have the word "bizarre" in it. They would show Michael doing something perfectly normal and then call it bizarre and weird. Sometimes I blame Michael a little for his problems but mostly I don't because what he had to endure was inhuman.

[@crazy4corbinbleux]

@@user-qb8lh7ph7y 😞

[@crazy4corbinbleux]

8:25 The private home videos were definitely a way to counteract/give people insight into his humanity after the HORRENDOUS Martin Bash*t documentary

[@dmer-zy3rb]

Private home videos was first i am pretty sure.

[@ItsABeautifulDay.]

The Pepsi incident started it. The First allegations continued it. The ITV1 documentary killed it. All three killed him.

[@catsss333.]

Hot take: it's not inherently sexual to share a bed with a child. People just made it that way. All the time when I was a kid I would share a bed with my parents and other family at sleepovers. Nothing happened.

[@user-jv9fl4uw4l]

Agreed. People would think you’re crazy for this comment but it’s literally true. Michael didn’t see sharing a bed as sexual. He just saw people sleeping. Which it was

[@catsss333.]

@@user-jv9fl4uw4l for real

[@Nina-px6zi]

​@@user-jv9fl4uw4lbrett barnes said so: 'we were playing, discussing, watching movies ; when i was tired i went to rest and thats all..'.

[@MadGenius]

This was very hard to watch but still hope these Year in Review videos goes back to the 60s and 70s of Micahel Jackson's career!

[@fullmoon7769]

What music on 1:00 when Bashir start to speak? Please, help me to find this beautiful music. I did a research before but I'm still cannot find it.

[@tarious4530]

I hope Michael is resting somewhere beautiful and magical because his soul was one of the most beautiful that was ever on this earth. I will never forget the magic and joy that MJ bought to the world. We love you Michael and we miss you

[@christomorpho]

Wade Robson's father hung himself in 2002, and Jordan Chandlers'' father shot himself in the head in 2009.

[@jermaine9555]

Martin Bashir was the single handed individual that started the snowball chain of events that took place. He went into the interview with the intent of Malice and to paint a picture of Michael that was NOT true. U can even hear how snide and condescending his questions, and the tone in which he asked them to MJ were. Heartbreaking reliving this-as i can recall seein it all in real time as it occured. I was just months away from graduating High School and was soooo taken back by this interview and all the BS that followed thereafter!

[@steelstreet3765]

From 2003-2005 life was hard 😢

[@JoeMama-tl4tr]

If you watch the MJ year in review videos in order of year it’s like a bizzare horror movie lol

[@jflow08]

How dare Martin Bashir show his face?

[@shauxnough1244]

I absolutely DESPISE the way people talk about him. Martin Batshit needs a good smacking. How dare he pretend to want to be fair just to turn around and make fun? Like, how many times does he have to explain why he does what he does? Damn! I’m upset all over again.

[@Dedicated2WendyWilliams]

amazingly done... keep em coming!!! after every single year in reviews are done, we need detailed discussed topics etc. details about his father, his mother, Debbie Rowe, and Lisa Marie priestly..

[@DJDumter]

I remember tons of crazy stuff that was said at this time when I was a kid... Very sad, I didn't understood it at that time when I was young... Wished all of this never happened to him

[@somethinginterestingM]

Lord, how these accusers got me. 😡

[@SandyBoy.]

I'm Believe He Is an Innocent 🥺And Greatest man Miss You MJ ❤️‍🩹

[@johnlucas1543]

Michael was almost done with his contract with Sony & Number Ones was one of the last two releases he had to honor before he became the world's largest free agent. Tommy Mottola was ousted from Sony meaning Michael won the Sony Fight. So no wonder the allegations suddenly hit right after Number Ones came out. Michael told the late Ed Bradley on 60 Minutes about "The Conspiracy". Number Ones was #1 all over the world...except the USA, the land from which he came. Sony & whoever else was Michael's enemy got him back for daring to be that free agent no longer under their grip. In the coming years, I and every MJ fan learn more & more about how deep this conspiracy goes. Michael's murder in 2009 after overcoming the final Witchhunt of 2003 is only one piece of this giant puzzle.

[@rvegas81]

I remember that 2003 was the toughest year for Whitney houseton. I’m glad that Michael was able to bounce back!

[@HerFeminineAroma]

I love the clip of Beyoncé presenting an award to Michael. She's right up there with him in receiving awards. 🔥

[@TITANICRevisitingHistory]

They literally crucified the guy

[@chrysm6842]

I know MJ left to the Emirates Arab United after the 2005 trial but I really hope the series "year in review" resumes until 2009 when eventually MJ passed away. Good job ! Thanks a lot !!

[@TheFutureIcon94]

The Number ones album was my introduction to Michael Jackson.

[@thedetail.]

Same here! I watched that DVD on repeat

[@agm2726]

You made me feel what it felt like when he was alive

[@z0ee996]

That rat bashir interview was the set up to make sure Michael didn’t finish that decade..

[@Xsc_xx]

Michael: "That guy is a RAT!!" 😂😂

[@steelstreet3765]

If Michael didn't do that interview...he probably be here today.

[@Wonderouz]

​@@steelstreet3765 he would definitely would have

[@z0ee996]

@@steelstreet3765 facts! I always felt that was the beginning of the end..

[@2429Ryanspeer]

Michael Jackson was the greatest entertainer of all time and we will miss him very much🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@z0ee996]

Wow😮 20 years ago already!!…

[@badvogue]

This saga started incredibly good with the first years. Now it's too depressing... Incredible job nonetheless, the detail.

[@badvogue]

*Suggestion for a new video.* Have you made a video about MJ and his love for video game development (especially by SEGA)? Recently a HUGE piece of lost media was found, the "Scramble Project". Michael is the captain of a spacecraft in a live action sequence. Sonic 3 soundtrack, Space Channel and the Moonwalker port for the Sega Genesis; there's a lot of interesting info for that matter. :D

[@A_Muzik]

This year in review is difficult to watch because from this year on, it was down hill from there

[@steelstreet3765]

It was hard to watch all year. So many jokes.

[@johnlucas1543]

6:34 Oh of course Oprah couldn't wait to pile on Michael. Michael pretty much MADE her the icon she is by granting her the interview with him in 1993. But she's jealous of him & wants to project her mess onto him. She goes on & on about how a grown man shouldn't be in a bed with children. And then you see an episode of her having a public sleepover with children & it's supposed to be fine. So a grown woman can be in a bed with children but it's bad when a grown man does it. She's pushing the view that ONLY MEN can be predators to children & this creates this attack on men that goes on in custody disputes that the father is more expendable than the mother. Part of an Anti-Male Agenda in general. Women can be JUST as predatory towards children as men are & maybe moreso because nobody's really checking for it when it comes to women. How many reports of female teachers having sex with students do we hear in the news lately? For instance, there was a TV interview of Mary Kay Letorneau & the one-time 12 year old student she took advantage of. There's the boy now full grown man with the kids he had with Mary Kay & it's just a friendly little interview of the family. This would NEVER play out this way if the sexes were reversed. If Mary Kay were male, she would be deemed a monster. I'm glad Oprah's little plot in 2019 backfired in her face. Nobody left Neverland. More people joined it & we have her to thank.

[@rudeesade]

I have realized it will be best for my heart if i refrain from watching here thru the end. I was there the first time. That was enough. This is bloody heartbreaking

[@crazy4corbinbleux]

❤❤

[@MrCamwilliams7]

I hate how if you’re not miserable like most people in life you’re “weird” or a “freak” or just need to “grow up”…grow up & be miserable like everyone else?! No thank you!

[@crazy4corbinbleux]

7:41 Imagine Michael Jackson just sitting at your table, Table 28, with food and wine being served. LOL. Unreal.

[@Blackmage4001]

Michael... You poor man, it's so sad what you went through.

[@caseyfalconer7347]

That documentary got seen all over the world and in a way it was the beginning of the end. I always felt Michael got too close to some of these kids for his own good but my god Bashir did him dirty in the editing of that programme. He made Michael believe he understood him then used all the good things he pretended to say & think about him and turned the narrative on its head.

[@MrDaRiAn21]

This is when they went in hard. I remember it like it was yesterday. I was and still am a fan. I was 13 years old at this time, but when the internet was becoming a “thing” I watched documentaries on Michael after the trashy documentary by Martin Bashir. Then I watched “The Footage you were never meant to see” hosted by Maury Povich. Good thing Michael has his own cameras - because it shows how manipulative Bashir is. Then I did my own research on him, he didn’t do it

[@Swat-ed5bt]

Michael forever ❤️

[@winsbeyond8295]

🎶TOM SNEDDON IS A COLD MAN 🎶 (From D.S. on the History Album).

[@rileygranderson6125]

Michael is the love of my life. I will always, always , always love him. He is/was and always will be innocent. He will forever be the KING. He is untouchable!!❤️‍🔥💎🌹🌟

[@Imjustme1943]

13:20 she said what she said! I agree 😮‍💨 I hate when your videos end.

[@johnlucas1543]

17:30 KAMALA HARRIS?!?!? DAMN! Great timing putting that picture up, detail. The current Vice President of the United States giving her take on the 2003 charges against Michael. How did you find THIS footage?! DAMN!

[@samiam2003]

!!

[@Fro2506]

i can’t believe that we are so disgusting people!! i don’t have any words!! this year is when Michael’s life began to end!😢

[@crazy4corbinbleux]

10:18 LOL not the delayed response from the bodyguard grabbing Michael. As if that is gonna do anything he already fell and caught himself 🤣🤣

[@JoseSala04]

LOL. It happens sometimes.

[@cainegilchrist9464]

This world is evil, what he went through was just incredibly sad. Breaks my heart to see the evil. If you research enough, you'll know that he never hurt any child, but children under the influence of evil money hungry parents sold their souls 😪

[@danaconstantin4341]

Michael jackson innocent forever ❤❤❤

[@crazy4corbinbleux]

7:08 "He *was* a great entertainer..." LMAO this Karen is talking about Michael as if he has already died?? The man was still living and entertaining at this point. I can't believe my eyes.

[@kida758]

What a clueless bimbo of a woman, including Oprah. That clip shows how Oprah had it in for him welll before 2019! How could she not further investigate these claims - when HE literally made her. It was HIS interview in the 90's that catapulted her to ultimately make her "Oprah". Before that, she was simply a talk show host. To not further investigate claims about someone of the same ethnicity, who made you who you are with the ratings that interview did, and to have the audacity to be critical is downright callous. It's the reason why in 2023....her relevance in the public eye has rapidly faded since 2019...and Michael's remains more relevant than ever! Karma's truly a B.

[@SuperAmos33]

Those were sad times, don’t understand how he could cope with everything that was written and said about him😢

[@mennamentos-ht1my]

He would just lock himself , push everyone away , deprive himself fro. Water sleep and food ,like he was killed

[@BrandonSmith1958_]

11:15 I was born on June 24, 2003 when Michael Jackson made a appearance at the BET awards with James Brown

[@terrellskrine6426]

This one is taking me a lot longer to get through. Sorry man. I’ve come back to it twice. I don’t like reliving this year

[@crazy4corbinbleux]

17:30 Wait.. Kamala Harris?? What the hell

[@holzman00]

Didn't recognize her without her giggling

[@Ariescertified]

So she been a snake 🐍 😅?

[@crazy4corbinbleux]

@@Ariescertified now running for Presidency. Wow

[@DeshawnCrawley]

They killed this man. He was a genius and it feels like everytime he was on the verge of reaching new heights or buying up more artists catalogues they hit him with this mess. Definitely a nail in the coffin but nevertheless he is and will always be innocent.

[@purestformofpeace]

I agree completely. 1993 and 2003 were lining up to be perhaps the most pivotal years in his career/ humanitarian efforts and what coincidentally ends up happening? ... God bless you Michael. You were too good for this world 💔

[@christomorpho]

Wade Robson's father hung himself in 2002, and Jordan Chandlers'' father shot himself in the head in 2009.

[@lencijescobar]

Michael is always innocent forever and his legacy will live on ❤❤❤ and we will love him forever 💝💖