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But something Michael didn't do was continue to evolve. As great as he was, he gave us the same song and dance (literally) through the years. Doesn't take away from his greatness, but his final album and tour could've been the same album and tour that "Dangerous" was yeeeears prior.

So NOW when I think of it, maybe Bey is the current King of Pop.

Well when you put it like that

Yeah!

 

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I'd def say fas over Bruno as well

She is clearly inspired but not a karaoke act

[The definition]

But something Michael didn't do was continue to evolve. As great as he was, he gave us the same song and dance (literally) through the years. Doesn't take away from his greatness, but his final album and tour could've been the same album and tour that "Dangerous" was yeeeears prior.

So NOW when I think of it, maybe Bey is the current King of Pop.

Michael had classics like Billie Jean, smooth criminal etc....that people wanted to see performed in the exact same way every tour, if he was alive today and had a tour people would still want to see the same moves cause they were just that iconic, he didn't need to evolve much

[Ulysses]

But something Michael didn't do was continue to evolve. As great as he was, he gave us the same song and dance (literally) through the years. Doesn't take away from his greatness, but his final album and tour could've been the same album and tour that "Dangerous" was yeeeears prior.

So NOW when I think of it, maybe Bey is the current King of Pop.

Michael had classics like Billie Jean, smooth criminal etc....that people wanted to see performed in the exact same way every tour, if he was alive today and had a tour people would still want to see the same moves cause they were just that iconic, he didn't need to evolve much

That's fine. You can still do those same dance moves when you are touring. Janet does the "If" dance the same way she did it in 1994 and Bey does the "uh oh" to "Crazy in Love" every tour also. But by the time "Invincible" came out, Michael was CHASING the others in the industry and his way about creating material was very recycled. Rodney tried his hardest to bring Mike into the 2000's, but the same ole formulas didn't help.

[Lazarus]

https://x.com/thatgrapejuice/status/2013338060973580681?s=20

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i told y'all queen was just talking lol

[Ulysses]

Well, he's a lil dead. So that doesn't answer who the CURRENT King of Pop is

[RAY7]

But something Michael didn't do was continue to evolve. As great as he was, he gave us the same song and dance (literally) through the years. Doesn't take away from his greatness, but his final album and tour could've been the same album and tour that "Dangerous" was yeeeears prior.

So NOW when I think of it, maybe Bey is the current King of Pop.

it's different with Michael because he was famous since he was a literal child. He evolved and kinda plateaued when there was nothing else higher to achieve

[The definition]

When the Michael Biopic comes out in April, everyone will be reminded who the real King of Pop is....box office numbers and streaming numbers are going to be crazy

[Ulysses]

To be fair, after Prince's death, he pushed more units than Mike did after his passing

[Vonc2002]

Michael actually stole a lot

But Bruno is more global than Chris. I don't know. Maybe Bruno is the current King of Pop

he is

[The definition]

To be fair, after Prince's death, he pushed more units than Mike did after his passing

  Michael sold 30 million albums from June 2009 to the end of that year alone

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To be fair, after Prince's death, he pushed more units than Mike did after his passing

This isn't true lol

[Ulysses]

To be fair, after Prince's death, he pushed more units than Mike did after his passing

This isn't true lol

IMMEDIATELY after his death, yes it was true. But Michael sustained it longer. Do the researchhhhh

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