brodie ♱™ :
sometimes I think about you, Micheal Jackson, and it honestly feels like the word artist is too small to describe what you were. it feels more like you were a force of creativity that the world just happened to witness. there are people who make music, and then there are people like you who redefine what music can even be.
when I listen to "Billie Jean", "Smooth Criminal", or "Man in the Mirror", it feels like I am hearing something crafted with a level of care and brilliance that most people could only dream of reaching. every sound feels deliberate, every lyric feels meaningful, and every moment carries a kind of energy that makes it impossible to ignore.
the thing that stands out to me the most is the dedication behind it all. it feels like you refused to let anything you created be ordinary. you pushed yourself to make everything bigger, sharper, more emotional, and more unforgettable. that kind of relentless pursuit of greatness is something I deeply respect.
and the way you performed was something else entirely. watching you move during "Billie Jean" or "Smooth Criminal" does not even feel like watching someone dance. it feels like watching someone completely connected to the music in a way that most people will never understand. every movement feels precise, effortless, and powerful at the same time.
but what makes it even more impressive is that behind all of that talent and influence, you still used your voice to talk about things that mattered. songs like "Heal the World" and "Black or White" were not just music, they were messages that encouraged people to think about compassion, unity, and understanding.
sometimes it feels like people try to describe your legacy using simple words like legend or icon, but even those words feel too small. what you created reached people across cultures, generations, and languages. it connected people who might have never had anything else in common.
when I think about you, Micheal Jackson, it feels like the world was lucky to witness someone with that level of passion, imagination, and dedication to their craft. the impact you left behind is something that will probably outlive all of us. 😆🥲
2026-03-14 22:36:47