Michael Jackson, known as The “King of Pop” died on June 25, 2009. At the age of 50, although more than a decade has passed since his death, Jackson’s legacy remains valid along with the controversies that surrounded the artist’s life.
But despite the accusations and accusations that were leveled against Michael Jackson throughout his career, today many supporters of his musical work have chosen to separate his contributions to music from his personal life and thus highlight his career. of Jackson as an important figure in music worldwide, today he continues to be associated with actions that continue to be classified as shady.
Jackson died from acute poisoning by propofol and benzodiazepine, substances that were administered by his personal physician, Dr. Conrad Murray, to help him sleep.
But the improper use of these sedatives caused cardiac arrest. Later, in 2011, Murray was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter. for its impact on Jackson’s death.
Fifteen years after the death of Michael Jackson, several netizens have decided to turn to the capabilities of generative artificial intelligence (AI), to ask it to reveal what the ‘King of Pop’ would look like if he were alive, taking into account that the artist I would be 65 years old.
In the illustrations generated by Midjourney, the artist appears sporting long gray hair and a bright outfitwhile he seems to be about to perform a new show.
Another illustration produced by the AI shows an aged Jackson, with long hair and a very serious expression.
What were Michael Jackson’s most successful songs, according to AI
Michael Jackson is an artist who has a long list of hits, which have left a mark in the history of pop music, especially because Jackson was a pioneer in inclusion of striking special effects in their music videos.
However, ChatGPT’s AI released a list of the songs it considers most emblematic:
“Billie Jean”
From his album “Thriller” (1982), this song is one of Jackson’s most iconic songs and is famous for its distinctive bassline and innovative music video.
“Thriller”
Also from the album “Thriller,” this song became a worldwide hit and its music video, with its memorable zombie choreography, is one of the most influential of all time.
“Beat It”
Another song from the album “Thriller”, known for its fusion of pop and rock, and for Eddie Van Halen’s guitar solo.
“Bad”
The title track from the album “Bad” (1987), known for its infectious rhythm and music video directed by Martin Scorsese.
“Smooth Criminal”
From the album “Bad,” famous for its choreography, including the popular antigravity “lean” step.
“Man in the Mirror”
Also from the album “Bad,” it is a powerful ballad with a message of self-reflection and social change.
“Black or White”
From the album “Dangerous” (1991), this song addresses themes of racial unity and is known for its groundbreaking music video. The music video is remembered for the appearance of Macaulay Culkin, who at that time was a child star from the film ‘Home Alone’.
“Remember the Time”
Another song from “Dangerous,” with a music video set in ancient Egypt and starring Eddie Murphy.
“The Way You Make Me Feel”
From the album “Bad,” known for its infectious beat and music video, it showcases one of Jackson’s many dynamic choreographies.
“Don’t Stop ‘Til You Get Enough”
From her album “Off the Wall” (1979), it is a disco-funk song that showcases her impressive vocal range.
What was Michael Jackson’s last music video
The last music video in which Michael Jackson appeared before his death was for the song “This Is It,” which was recorded during rehearsals for his concert tour of the same name.
However, the The last official music video Jackson released before his death was “One More Chance.” released in 2003. But this video clip was presented some time after the singer’s death, due to several delays in production and legal problems.
