Disappointed in Netflix. As someone who knew and worked with Michael Jackson, I’m tired of seeing the same allegations recycled while his generosity, accomplishments, and impact are ignored. I can no longer support Netflix.
@brettmccracken@TGC disappointed in your lack of factual research and bogus claims in this piece. clickbaiting after criticizing the industry you’re mimicking to speak from your inflated moral high ground. integral journalism should be what apprentices of Jesus do. i hope you check your sources.
@TGC the true moral evasion is the WELL documented coverage of allegations, case and truth. Do your actual research before making extensive claims. Seems you all are playing into the same ploy as the industry you’re criticizing. Using the cultural wave for clickbait.
Seeing the “MICHAEL” movie today, and though I haven’t watched the film yet, from what I’ve been seeing and hearing
It’s a special film. That Rotten Tomatoes rating/review seems soulless with an obvi agenda, & feels Anti-Black🤧🤷🏾♀️.
@wingheart i am an artist who has learned so much from MJ. I’ve just released a new music short film. i’d be honored if you’d check it out! https://t.co/9ATOn1ZpCG
It’s so funny when people credit Fosse as if he was MJ’s only dance influence, when Black legends like Bubbles and Calloway were doing THIS decades before Fosse. This jazz shit was MJ’s culture. It’s crazy that Fosse is credited like he invented it?
@KellyBills14 in honor of this legacy, check out my music short film here! i promise you’ll see that the levels are still leveling :)
https://t.co/FWT7ptXDQ1
@ashhhXx11@wingheart because she shares many other things! would just be interested in his thought process on it even as he said in an interview that he sees himself as a work of art. i NEVER implied that he was unattractive. but ur point is well taken lol
@wingheart
what were some of the inspirations behind MJ’s different hairstyles? did you all ever have conversations about the references etc? would love insight on this!