Michael Jackson’s Blackness by Jackson Passion (Reaction)

This made me angry, sad and a mess of emotions I wasn’t prepared for.
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[@Milkers777]

This video just proved how misunderstood he truly was he had Vitiligo and of course he didn’t want to put all his medical history out there cause frankly it’s none of our business but he got ridiculed for his humanitarian works and having Vitiligo then on top of that he had to deal with pain from his burn incident it’s just very unfortunate what the media & malicious folks did to MJ I feel the entire universe deserves Michael Jackson A Big Ol Apology!🙇🏽‍♂️👑❤️💕✨💯(We miss you MJ were/are a true Hero,a Icon,a Legend,a true King Long Live My Idol Forever he was and is Black and 1000% proud of his heritage that’s a FACT! And I wanna thank you for reacting to MJ Please React to The Detail “A Look Inside Michael Jackson’s Closet”)

[@michaelrainey9668]

Respectfully, Michael was never misunderstood. He made all of his conditions known publicly, including his addiction. People still call him a child molester, despite the fact that he was found innocent, twice. Do you think a black man (of ANY fame)could molest little white boys and be found “not guilty” TWICE, when Michael was already on their radar, if he was actually guilty? This was/is about…his LEGACY. Michael himself acknowledged that the media and “everyone” turned on him when he broke the records of the entertainment “great White hopes”. And as soon as he, a black man achieved that, all hell broke loose for him. And only got worse when he acquired the music catalogs. Do you think it a coincidence that he was killed the same year that the Rights to his own music was set to revert FULLY to him, AND would own 50% of Sony music based on his deal with Sony? That would have made him one of the most POWERFUL people in the industry. See, the money was one thing because a wealthy artist can still be controlled. They’d be damned if they were going to let an N-word outsmart them, out perform them, AND achieve power no black man will be allowed to have. Same as Bill Cosby: they were fine with his “habits” until he tried to buy 20th Century Fox. He was blocked, went public with that fact, and they destroyed him. In that order. In their satanic eyes, the “N-word” had gotten too big for his britches, and needed to be “put in his place”. No, Michael was a victim of the culture of white America, which is white supremacy, which in turn is a tool for satan worshippers. He knew it. He said it. More than once. And he knew they would kill him if they couldn’t destroy him, because they damn sure couldn’t frighten or deter him. Sometimes, I wish he just stayed OUR Michael. The Michael Jackson who was supported for most of his pre-Thriller career by the “black” community. I wish we were enough for him. Because he would have been safe with us. Some of us might make fun of him a little, but we’d never kill him or attempt to destroy his life’s work. And “THEY” would come to know that and decide to spit on him by having one of us kill him. Sadly, due to slavery, there is always ONE to be found. They knew Michael would retire from performing after This Is It, and go to work behind the scenes to clean up some things, and that couldn’t be allowed. Though they have his music now and profit from it, and therefore must calm down the bad-mouthing, because they won…mostly. But, large-scale attacks on Michael won’t be allowed by his fans. It will cost anyone who tries. Just ask one of their pawns…Oprah. She still hasn’t recovered fully for her “mockumentary”. She betrayed Michael. He trusted her(he would only be interviewed by her at a point), and let her into his home and family. And she dogs him after his death because her master’s commanded it? There’s always one…Much of our community canceled her for that. Although you have drip drip-style legacy tarnishers out there that focus on everything except his music and philanthropy, in the hopes of diminishing Michael’s legacy over time instead of immediately, while feeding their kids off of him, for the time being it looks like it “hands off!!” Michael Jackson. And we have to admit that others are loving and protecting him in the world, just like his people did, and perhaps in ways we couldn’t. Perhaps it brought us a bit closer in a way. Wow! He did it. This is about…LEGACY. But the GLORY goes to our Father In Heaven. I’m sure Michael would agree.

[@eefkesiemes4912]

Yes, you absolutely need to watch Ghosts! But the full 37 minute video, that one is even more awesome that just the music video.

[@haninamureacts]

Yeah I was planning on watching the longer video.

[@dcstoy]

Thanks for reacting to this and deciding to learn about this. MJ went through a lot and it’s swept under the rug.

[@dorothyward3234]

Jealousy bring on alot of lies and racism. ❤RIP....God know MJ was loved.

[@itsjustnaima]

I think the Wig Part was because White People usually have straight hair which black people mostly don’t have. And because Michael chose to go for the Straight Wigs later in his life, people literally thought he chose to look white because he didn’t like being black. Bullshit. MJ went through HELL. I’ll never stop putting all my strength into defending this Man. Never Ever. What Michael Jackson has done for this world and myself is unforgettable. I’m thankful. He inspired me and has been there when nobody did and was. He may not have been there physically, but I do know that I wouldn’t be where I am in life and mentally if it wasn’t for Michael Jackson. My biggest inspiration.

[@skylargray5642]

At that late in his career he must've been tired of maintaining curly hair wigs for so long plus his 90s curls just weren't in fashion anymore when it became the 2000s. People are so ridiculous if they don't understand that. And if they're so mad, they should know he brought back the curls in 2009.

[@itsjustnaima]

@@skylargray5642 yes!

[@calamari.jaksun8914]

Plus James Brown, Prince, and numerous other black men have rocked straight hair.

[@coursecorrection4105]

I love your openness and honest reaction. I cannot imagine being in the public eye and having people criticize my looks. MJ had beautiful dark skinned black women in his video, Iman, Naomi, Ola Ray. He had a song Liberian Girl celebrating African beauty. The J5 went to Africa. His actions show what he thought.

[@kareemrichardson5080]

I love MJ till the end. My favourite artist!!!!

[@nastyspaghetti4628]

Thank u so much for reacting to this video 🥺 and u definitely need to react to ghost full Short film it's from his blood on the dance floor history in the mix album . it kinda talks about his life and how people think about him in a wrong way and misunderstood he is . For me this short film is better than thriller . Also the song they don't care about us is from his history album. His most personal album ever . Love ur reaction as always 💖💖

[@michaelrainey9668]

He already said he used the creams to blend the blotches on his skin.

[@olivehealy603]

Could you please react to Michael Jackson black or white official video or they don't care about us prison version x

[@haninamureacts]

I’m listening to the dangerous album next and will be watch the MV’s as well. I am curious about that “They Don’t Care About Us” song so I’ll check that out as soon as I can.

[@nastyspaghetti4628]

@@haninamureacts also can u pls look at the lyrics when u're listening to the songs cuz the dangerous album is more lyrical than the previous ones same with histoy

[@pyrothalion9911]

Watch Jacksons: The American Dream. It tells their entire story. It's on KZbin

[@alanunaiomen3486]

Loved the video and love your reaction so much.

[@mrredwhite1244]

Great reaction 🔥

[@wwemj213]

LOVED this reaction!!! this is the type of video to pause a lot and give an opinion so don't sweat it

[@coursecorrection4105]

Thank you for your commentary on NGOs in other country.

[@jakegargiulo5101]

Yes, that was Michael Jordan. Jam music video.

[@elsaanderson1176]

The money from We Are The World USA for Africa, originally went to feed the people of Ethiopia during the created famine in 1983-1985. By then, it wasn't much food-markets to compete with since millions of people were litterally being starved to death. The initiative was taken by Harry Belafonte, that went through Quincey Jones who contacted MJ and Lionell Richie. But the single is still generating money to Africa, like if you buy the single today, the profits still go to that purpose. And how it's being invested since 1985, when the single was out (being part of the reasons the famine stopped and helping in the slow-down of hunger afterwards), I don't know. I agree with you though, that "food- or item-dumping" is often a problem connected to NGOs not knowing what they're doing (or, in worst case scenario, don't care or do know what they're doing, when breaking the local markets. Usually, Ithink it's the former two reasons, though.).

[@ayaanbretmitchell9830]

I enjoy your reactions, but I feel I'm going to sound like a broken record soon as loads of these videos are popping up now. MJ and his blackness. What does this mean? MJ was always a black man. In the 80s he had racism from black and white community. Everyone thought he PURPOSELY wanted to be white...why oh why would you put yourself through all that pain, to live under an umbrella all your life incase you got skin cancer just to look another colour? And even if he did want to change his colour don't you think he would of stopped around Dangerous era? (where he looked like a Caucasian man). No, he got lighter and lighter the older he got. So it HAD to of been due to his vitiligo. This is a topic that isn't a topic. He had the condition, many many photos from 80s attest to that, but the public still refused to believe it and MJ was very private. These posts that say he hated being black are quite frankly an insult to his legacy.

[@BluEx22329]

It's more about the texture of the wig not the wig itself. Afro wigs exist. That being said mj didn't hate his blackness. Afro wigs do exist tho. When black folks wear wigs they tend to choose ones that aren't of a texture that most black ppl naturally have, which is why ppl get curious. When non black ppl wear wigs it usually blends in with their natural texture.

[@calamari.jaksun8914]

Yeah, but Michael had his hair in curls for like at least 2 decades, he probably wanted to switch it up.

[@simplysony7308]

😎 👏 👏 👏 are gonna teach any about this to the younger generations? "if you wanna winners Mj is the perfect rollmodel. Today's music is so bad and rubbish. Love Michael Jackson ✌️ 🌟 😍

[@sydneykelly8265]

Can you react to some Janet Jackson please! 🙏🏽

[@haninamureacts]

I have a couple videos already recorded. It’s her “Rythmn Nation” and “Again” MV

[@BluEx22329]

Are you Somali?

[@BluEx22329]

Nvm. I figured you were Somali lol. You're def westernized tho 😆