@Agency in Repose You can hear some of them from the Michael Jackson Ultimate Collection album. Cheater and Al Capone are probable some of my favourites
What's sad is that because the media was so caught up about crap like plastic sugery and oxygen chambers this is the closest we're ever gonna get to having an interview about MJ's creative process.
That was ridiculous, the interviews were not about what really matters, he once did an interview for mtv in 99' and he looked so happy and passionate talking about the music
You know, its amazing. You can hear the excitement in his voice as he's explaining his method. At first he seemed kinda subdued but then when he starts getting into the process its like he just blooms. He loved creating music. He loved what he did. That's part of what made him such an amazing musician.
It's sad that Michael got sued so much for idiots accusing him of stealing songs. No wonder he wrote the song "Money", so many wanted his. However, I do love to hear him talk, and explain how he creates songs. It is awesome to hear him beatbox too. No man could ever have such awesome talent as well as such a big heart.
It seems tragic to me that those questions about his creativing proces had to be asked ON A COURT and not on an interview. The interviews always cared only about his private life and the rumors surrounding him. So sad.
It's great to hear MJ talking in his normal voice, too. Hearing him in this case humanises him a bit more from the legend he became. Normal voice, insight into his songwriting process (Otherworldly in its own right but still a legit process.. ie .. human) and his clear joy when singing and explaining the song writing process, even to a court. Incredibly sad the way his story ended. There can never be anything close to what MJ was in our lifetime, I daresay.
6:00 Sound like the instruments themselves.I bet when Michael started beatboxing, the judge was keeping a straight fierce face but his foot had probably started tapping..
MJ couldn't read music?!?! Wow, that's a revelation. He composed all of that stuff and just showed the musicians what he wanted through his vocal recordings or just by explaining in person I guess. That's pretty amazing. It's just that so many of his songs are so damn technical and complicated, which is why a lot of them sound so great. I thought it would be easier to write the different parts down and give it to a musician.
He was always prepared when going into the the studio he out it down on the tape recorder etc... nothing tripped me out more then when he was in this is it rehearsal and said I want it to sound like how I heard it in my head awesome
I can't compose, really, but for me, if I hear a piece of classical music, usually I can pick up a lot of details. But if I'm lucky, I can memorize a song fully from one hearing.
I bet everybody in court is nodding their heads!! Blows me away how great his voice is, he needs no instruments or anything he can do it all by himself. Wow he was so incredible. Genius.
If there was a jury for the case (some civil cases are only heard in front of a judge without a jury), they were the LUCKIEST. JURY. EVER. Not to mention that jury selection must have been a pain in the you-know-what!
I didn't know streetwalker evolved into dangerous and I didn't know MJ could drive. It's stupid how we never got to hear about all these things as fans because in interviews they only asked about rumours and allegations.
I knew that he was capable of driving. I remember reading a news article about how he was unable to get car insurance in Ca. due to the fear of him inadvertently causing car accidents by being a distraction for other drivers or drivers purposefully driving into him in the hopes of a lawsuit. I think he had to cough up $250k in order to be eventually insured.
@@marydork493 MJ also explained in an interview that his car once caught fire but he didn't notice because he was too engaged in the sound of the early version of "Billie Jean"
He used to drive a white two door Chevy trailblazer SUV.. ppl didn’t expect Michael Jackson to be driving that.. it had a great sound system & a phone in the front. It was a “guy’s car”. His daughter Paris now drives a similar two door jeep. He would often drive at 2 am at night for privacy, he would drive himself from a Neverland to LA.. a 2 hr drive. The first car he bought & drove was a Rolls Royce & then a black Mercedes. His SUV broke down on one such drive which led him to that fateful meeting with Jordan Chandler that ruined his life.
It really very sad that MJ had to go through these depositions -- just to protect what he did for a living. People in general are so greedy - they will try to take an person down and try steal something that is not theirs! MJ has away's had a rare special gift when it come to writing, singing and dancing. Even MJ parents knew this when MJ was a small child is why his Father made sure he was the lead singer of the group. MJ pour heart was damaged by so many people he trusted. Very Sad our world is like this --
Sherry Saunders Unfortunately when you become a famous singer people come out and say they wrote a hit song and want money. I remember Tori Amos saying a man sued her saying he wrote cornflake girl. She had the lyrics written down in a journal many years prior to the album being done. What is also crazy, the first hit album Adele had, the ex-boyfriend said he deserved money because he was the inspiration.
Omg the way he said “the way I wrote b i l l e j e a n” makes it sound like he meant “the way I wrote one of the most popular songs in music history that you’ve all heard at least a thousand times” was so funny to me
MidnightSt I doubt he’s saying it’s something that Michael invented, but that it just shows his process as to how he creates his music and what his thought process is when he goes about it.
He is like « can you perform the whole dangerous album right now while beatboxing ? » Michael: pardon ? Him: « it’s for the evidences » Michael: okay then
Absolute genius I mean I can’t even grasp how he can basically beatbox and then just make up the words then and there to some of the most iconic songs wow
It’s that simple , because michael was clever and genius , so they we’re very skeptical of how amazing michael is .. so take it or not .. he’s the most wonderful and amazing, genius, humble , loving .. ect person on this earth .. and no one can deny that .. he never deserved to be treated like that ..
When he asked "could you tell us your occupation", MJ says : " performer, song writer" He says it so casually. I am thinking in my head: " He is the greatest entertainer in the world, the King of pop MF."
Imagine being the most famous global entertainer in the whole world & a fk wad rac..ist asking what your f'n occupation is?? HTF did this man ever deal with this? HOW?
Do you read music? Michael: "no I don't. I don't think it's necessary " He had a gift that surpassed reading musical notes. He created his own musical notes 🎵
Why do so many people feel sorry for mike here? He seems to be pretty comfortable and enthused to answer these questions... and they were quite interesting questions no one really asks Michael. So... seemed pretty cool
I thought I was the only one who noticed how he sounded so enthusiastic and amused. These were the type of questions that Mike wanted to be asked during interviews. Instead he was always smothered by those who wanted to know every single, juicy detail of his personal life. If he was still alive, I won’t get tired of listening to him talking about his artistry.
I've never seen a man so humble and yet so many people used him. This Time Around is one of my favorite songs. In a way, I wish he wasn't so kind, even in his angry moments he kept his cool. MJJ~forever
Ha-ha, I was literally thinking the same thing!!! I was seriously questioning how he could get so many great songs on one album, and when he stated he records about 67 songs and only chooses 9, it made so much sense.
we can say, he more prepared and healthier or even happier here rather than his depositions in Mexico 1993, watching his depositions 1993 makes me wanna cry😭
Lol. what are these questions? the lawyer must be the biggest MJ fan, cause he just wanted to know about the process of his creativity. haha im glad he asked tho. its very interesting to listen to.
nah, his questioning sounds more like... he has no idea, in general. like he can't imagine a normal creative process going into writing a song... like he can't even imagine imagining/hearing/improvising a song in his head.
I'd say he was demonstrating the process to show that MJ knew what he was doing - and that he didn't really need to lift anything. The questions are for the jury's and judge's benefit, not the lawyers'.
No I dont read music, I dont think its necessary..... heehehehehehehehe........YES I love it..... cuz it aint necessary... hell he is MUSIC and the INSTRUMENTs ... that the hell he need to read the notes for when he can give them to ya through his mind and his vocal chords. I so wish there was vid footage to go along with thise wonderful ass testimonial history..... I want to SEE him as he demonstrates like the beast he is... :)
This only goes to prove the true genius of the legend the one and only Michael Jackson, RIP, any flaws made in his life only showed us, reminded us that he was only human, just like me and you, and how many of us can truthfully say that we are perfect, that we've never put a foot wrong or made a mistake, anyone who says that's them is either a liar or not human (so in other words a liar) it is human to make mistakes, as the saying goes "No-one is Perfect" forget his normal natural flaws and give credit to his unbelievable talent, what he brought to the world will live on forever, continuing to put at least a smile if not a "tap" on anyone who hears his music, I for one am thankful and eternally grateful that Michael Jackson was and will always be a part of my world/life, his music is the best medicine especially for depression in my opinion, long live MJ truly one of a kind, Middlesbrough U.K.
While I find his having to endure such ridiculous questioning regarding lawsuits so painful, the beauty of this testimony is that we catch a rare glimpse of a true genius at work. Wasn't it sad that trustworthy people couldn't have interviewed him to speak at length about how he created music? He's utterly fascinating! How can it be that he was cruelly murdered? He was such a beautiful gift to the world--never, ever to be repeated! We'll miss you forever, Michael. Forever.
Whatever people believe about Jackson's private life etc, there is no denying that he was a genius songwriter, singer and performer. To compose in his head like he does would be unbelievable for pretty much any other singer.
You can just feel everyone holding their breath when he starts beatin' the base licks and singing Billie Jean. I mean hell, even I was, just sitting here. What a guy. Complete brilliance
This is the best interview about his song creativeness. And you can hear how he loves to speaks of it. So unfortunate that this is on a trial 😆 If i was that lawyer i would freak out that he sang the song and would have said “I LOVE YOU MJ YOU ARE A LEGEND” 🥰
Wow, this is how a genius compose a song - all inside his head .... just dropped into his lap like that (5:35). Phenomenal. Maybe nature has all the creativeness hanging in the air, all you need is to, tap into nature. Same goes to Einstein searching for his theories, one night the idea just stuck him. When I say nature, is it something that is alive (not the nature of the world) ... some forces that is shaping the world.
How funny would it be if the judge said "thank you Mr Jackson for that free performance we got here today" and MJ said "yeah haha you'll be getting a bill:)"
Woofie Pup Unless you traveled across the globe to interview people about what they think about MJ, then by 'everyone' you still mean your circle of friends and whatever tabloids you read.
Woofie Pup lol,hahaha, you'll believe anything a blogger tells you, so far as it says "an expert says". 1. A psychologist is not suppose to comment on anyone's mental health to the public, so if anyone should, wouldn't you think they are a sham?(It's illegal to even do that and a breach of an expert's medical ethics & integrity) 2. It's impossible to draw conclusions on someone, as a psychologist, without any one on one interview. 3. The only psychologist that was able to interview MJ was Dr. Stan Katz, which was during the alleged child molestation trial, he was a child psychologist who was contacted and brought in by the plaintiffs themselves, and he said he didn't consider Jackson a pedophile but a "regressed 10-year-old." And after 14 weeks of testimonies and extreme investigations of MJ's private life including his genitalia(a very perversed form of investigation) he was found 'Not Guilty'. So stop trying to ruing another human's life if you have no 'real' evidence.
Woofie Pup Wow, only the genius of your educated counterpoints, hahaha, you only sound bitter and heavily illiterate, if you can go this far just by reading some pseudoscience blog and extremely go this bitter on an individual you never knew, then I can only imagine how delighted the people in your life are about you!
Can you ask a painter to explain how brush strokes create mozaics? Can you ask an actor how he acts the great plays? How in the world can you get Michael Jackson to explain how a song is created? I'm glad he got the point across.
I just luv it when he beat boxes!! also luv when he sang accapella! Its like they're just disecting his creative process...they know they love him too..;D lolz
the dangerous bass lick is done by a Moog synthesizer. very very cool piece of inside composer news. this is a wonderful bit of inside candy MJ is revealing...how his out of the world records were produced.
Michael is a Musical Genius.. He should not have to Disclose to a courtroom his Genius. Trust me He held some back..a true Genius will not reveal all his Secrets.. Michaels Mystique Kept you in Suspense..👑👑👑🙏🙏🙏🌹🌹🌹🐰🎩
I was in the courtroom that day was one of the most amazing things I've ever witnessed. My mother was the personal secretary for Daniel Hoffman the trial attorney and The voice interviewing Michael Jackson Daniel s Hoffman he was the dean of the DU law School and there is a mock courtroom there named after him. This is not a deposition this is recordings from the court day itself I have copies of all the audio in the entire case
People wonder how he could write so many hits, and it’s because he wrote so many clunkers that never saw the light of day. He wrote 60-70 songs that never made it onto the “Bad” album, which only had 11 tracks on the original release, and only 6 of those went Gold or better. If you look at the ratio of 6/11 that’s a hit ratio of 55%-but if you consider that there were as many as 80 songs by his recollection, then it’s actually more like 7.5%. If you spread the number of songs he wrote over the course of his career the percentage probably drops even lower, and once you’ve done the math you realize that it has a lot more to do with hard work, than it does with his natural talent, or the fact that he clearly possessed perfect pitch! It’s probably a considerably higher percentage than other folks out there writing songs, but it’s a numbers game that you’ll eventually win if you put enough effort into it.
I suppose that's why he's in th Song Writers Hall of Fame. And he was only a child prodgy that only grew up to be a global mega -star who is in the dancers hall of fame & every other other hall of fame - Only took 45 years of hard work. He was born with natural talent oozing from every pore in his body.
@@Angela-gc3kr I agree he was talented, but the way you describe it sounds kinda gross. If that's an accurate description of what it's like when you're the best, then I'd personally prefer to reach a level somewhere below that, where nothing is oozing or weeping from anywhere on my body.
"I wrote probably 60, 70 songs for the bad album that weren't published". And only 9 made it to the album. This man is a genius!!!!
I wann hear those song ideas tbh.... (;
@Agency in Repose You can hear some of them from the Michael Jackson Ultimate Collection album. Cheater and Al Capone are probable some of my favourites
@@7177YT streetwalker is amazing
I could literally listen to all of them if I could
Oh my 😱!!! Imagine those masterpieces
Mr jackson, can you please sing both smooth criminal amd billy jean then perform the thriller dance. Its purely for legal reasons
😂😂😂😂😂
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😂😂😂
I seriously would have asked him to do that! R.i.p mj ❤
He's dead
Judge has to pay him. He got a private concert from the God of Entertainment.
Judge later that day: "honey I'm home, you would not believe what happened"
haha, well said
What's sad is that because the media was so caught up about crap like plastic sugery and oxygen chambers this is the closest we're ever gonna get to having an interview about MJ's creative process.
That was ridiculous, the interviews were not about what really matters, he once did an interview for mtv in 99' and he looked so happy and passionate talking about the music
@@JPX64Channel the comment is 10 years ago, sir
@@EsmaeDolman 😂😂😂😂😃
@@JPX64Channel yes but there were not much. There’s only like 2 🙃
@@JPX64Channel this is more like an interview than his actual interviews
You know, its amazing. You can hear the excitement in his voice as he's explaining his method. At first he seemed kinda subdued but then when he starts getting into the process its like he just blooms. He loved creating music. He loved what he did. That's part of what made him such an amazing musician.
Beginning of the video:
Mike:😒😑
When they ask him about his creativity:
Mike:🕺😆👀✨*insert beatboxing*
he like to share how he wrote songs. I am amazed at that too - all inside his head.
It's sad that Michael got sued so much for idiots accusing him of stealing songs. No wonder he wrote the song "Money", so many wanted his. However, I do love to hear him talk, and explain how he creates songs. It is awesome to hear him beatbox too. No man could ever have such awesome talent as well as such a big heart.
Dioseghy❤😂🎉😢😮😅
It seems tragic to me that those questions about his creativing proces had to be asked ON A COURT and not on an interview. The interviews always cared only about his private life and the rumors surrounding him. So sad.
It's great to hear MJ talking in his normal voice, too. Hearing him in this case humanises him a bit more from the legend he became. Normal voice, insight into his songwriting process (Otherworldly in its own right but still a legit process.. ie .. human) and his clear joy when singing and explaining the song writing process, even to a court. Incredibly sad the way his story ended. There can never be anything close to what MJ was in our lifetime, I daresay.
But it's badass singing and beatboxing in court
Did they ever realise his musical genius!
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Tragic indeed.
most clever plan ever! take mj to the court and make him sing for you for free!
Free? Do you have any idea how much a lawyer costs?
This is easily $500k in lawyers fees
LeCoolFace this much is true LOL
She meant the other people, not the defendant and the acuser lol
Only MJ can break out into song in court and captivate everyone.. lol
I love you Michael ★♥★
6:00 Sound like the instruments themselves.I bet when Michael started beatboxing, the judge was keeping a straight fierce face but his foot had probably started tapping..
Ikr! Im trying not to tap.. its so hard
sounds to me that the lawyer just wants Michael Jackson to sing. haha
Whoisthisgirl Wouldn't you?
Haha, yea
Right? 😄
@@EpicWingmanXIII yea
MJ couldn't read music?!?! Wow, that's a revelation. He composed all of that stuff and just showed the musicians what he wanted through his vocal recordings or just by explaining in person I guess. That's pretty amazing. It's just that so many of his songs are so damn technical and complicated, which is why a lot of them sound so great. I thought it would be easier to write the different parts down and give it to a musician.
He would hire the best to work with him not for him. They all knew they were making history.
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He was always prepared when going into the the studio he out it down on the tape recorder etc... nothing tripped me out more then when he was in this is it rehearsal and said I want it to sound like how I heard it in my head awesome
I can't compose, really, but for me, if I hear a piece of classical music, usually I can pick up a lot of details. But if I'm lucky, I can memorize a song fully from one hearing.
Many great famous musicians can't read a single note of music. Paul McCartney is another.
What a genius. Perfect pitch not reading music OMG
#1MJ GENIUS STILL LISTENING TO MJ MUSIC AND WATCHING HIS VIDEOS ❤❤💯%
Well he had rehearsed for those songs for months and he had performed them for years so for him it as easy as abc 😂
@@soldecle lol no.
Omg, Michael could hear and see the melody, the strings, the bass and the beat in his HEAD! Michael was a effin genius!! He was brilliant!!
I love the way he talks
I love the way he giggles
Damn this comment was 10 years ago 🤣
@@MJJ58 ikr
The only time anyone has ever looked forward to jury duty lol
Preston moore going back home: you won’t believe what I did today.
Afreen Alam right😩
@@TB-cb3vjtrue!
Lovely DP by the way :)
Beatbox in court like a BOSS
I bet everybody in court is nodding their heads!! Blows me away how great his voice is, he needs no instruments or anything he can do it all by himself. Wow he was so incredible. Genius.
Oh, absolutely !!!
6:13 those goosebumps
And he was sick at the time can you imagine?!😂
Ikr!!!
Dude it's Billie Jean...🤷✌️🙏
same. was not expecting it.
Almost an exact match to the album's vocals, 12 years after
I teared up when he started singing billy jean. I can only imagine what the people in the courtroom felt..
He wrote hundreds of songs he said. And we only heard 60?! Just imagine being able to hear the other ones
Kyle Behrens we will 😆
I think there’s some new songs on his 2014 album check it out
Thumbs up if your heart skipped a beat when he sang Billie Jean.
If there was a jury for the case (some civil cases are only heard in front of a judge without a jury), they were the LUCKIEST. JURY. EVER.
Not to mention that jury selection must have been a pain in the you-know-what!
Samantha Dorn Yeah wouldn’t they have to pick jury members that aren’t fans if MJ?
it's so good beat box that it almost feels like the audio is edited
I didn't know streetwalker evolved into dangerous and I didn't know MJ could drive. It's stupid how we never got to hear about all these things as fans because in interviews they only asked about rumours and allegations.
I knew that he was capable of driving. I remember reading a news article about how he was unable to get car insurance in Ca. due to the fear of him inadvertently causing car accidents by being a distraction for other drivers or drivers purposefully driving into him in the hopes of a lawsuit. I think he had to cough up $250k in order to be eventually insured.
@@marydork493 MJ also explained in an interview that his car once caught fire but he didn't notice because he was too engaged in the sound of the early version of "Billie Jean"
He used to drive a white two door Chevy trailblazer SUV.. ppl didn’t expect Michael Jackson to be driving that.. it had a great sound system & a phone in the front. It was a “guy’s car”. His daughter Paris now drives a similar two door jeep. He would often drive at 2 am at night for privacy, he would drive himself from a Neverland to LA.. a 2 hr drive. The first car he bought & drove was a Rolls Royce & then a black Mercedes. His SUV broke down on one such drive which led him to that fateful meeting with Jordan Chandler that ruined his life.
This is a musical genius explaining the divine spark of creativity just spontaneously channels into existence.
nicely put
It really very sad that MJ had to go through these depositions -- just to protect what he did for a living. People in general are so greedy - they will try to take an person down and try steal something that is not theirs! MJ has away's had a rare special gift when it come to writing, singing and dancing. Even MJ parents knew this when MJ was a small child is why his Father made sure he was the lead singer of the group. MJ pour heart was damaged by so many people he trusted. Very Sad our world is like this --
Sherry Saunders Unfortunately when you become a famous singer people come out and say they wrote a hit song and want money. I remember Tori Amos saying a man sued her saying he wrote cornflake girl. She had the lyrics written down in a journal many years prior to the album being done.
What is also crazy, the first hit album Adele had, the ex-boyfriend said he deserved money because he was the inspiration.
It sad to says that in his last years. He spend more time in courts, that causes him to financial drowness.
I’m sure when they first told him that he was being sued for dangerous he said « Bruh »
Goobian lol😂💔
Omg the way he said “the way I wrote b i l l e j e a n” makes it sound like he meant “the way I wrote one of the most popular songs in music history that you’ve all heard at least a thousand times” was so funny to me
Glad they got these proceedings on tape, its an interesting look into the mind of MJ.
sorry to disappoint, but what he's describing is a relatively normal/common creative process for musicians. nothing special "MJ-specific"
MidnightSt I doubt he’s saying it’s something that Michael invented, but that it just shows his process as to how he creates his music and what his thought process is when he goes about it.
can you please mr Jackson perform smooth criminal to the court :D
+LuffyissHere Great comment.
why are you betraying Brooke Luffy?
He is like « can you perform the whole dangerous album right now while beatboxing ? »
Michael: pardon ?
Him: « it’s for the evidences »
Michael: okay then
Karl Smallwood.
TheGreen Banana That’s why I’m here.
Same
Same
Yes.
Yep
I know those people in court were really thinking, "FREE CONCERT!" when he started singing....
they probably were just enjoying him beatbox and sing!!
His silent laugh :D:D
Listen to his voice,....these questions brakes his heart!
+Eva Maria Uhl at one parts his voice collapsed litteraly
Thays his voice
Your spelling breaks my heart. :(
Honestly every time he gets sued for something stupid it gives us insight into his creative process, a blessing in disguise from God 🥰
Absolute genius I mean I can’t even grasp how he can basically beatbox and then just make up the words then and there to some of the most iconic songs wow
It’s that simple , because michael was clever and genius , so they we’re very skeptical of how amazing michael is .. so take it or not .. he’s the most wonderful and amazing, genius, humble , loving .. ect person on this earth .. and no one can deny that .. he never deserved to be treated like that ..
When he asked "could you tell us your occupation", MJ says : " performer, song writer" He says it so casually. I am thinking in my head: " He is the greatest entertainer in the world, the King of pop MF."
Imagine being the most famous global entertainer in the whole world & a fk wad rac..ist asking what your f'n occupation is?? HTF did this man ever deal with this? HOW?
@@Angela-gc3krit's for the court record chill dude
I will listen to the entire parts of this.. just to hear Michael's talking voice and candid singing... #CriesSilently
Imagine going to court and seeing Michael Jackson perform live for free.
Not a dull day at work
Do you read music?
Michael: "no I don't. I don't think it's necessary "
He had a gift that surpassed reading musical notes. He created his own musical notes 🎵
Why do so many people feel sorry for mike here? He seems to be pretty comfortable and enthused to answer these questions... and they were quite interesting questions no one really asks Michael. So... seemed pretty cool
I thought I was the only one who noticed how he sounded so enthusiastic and amused. These were the type of questions that Mike wanted to be asked during interviews. Instead he was always smothered by those who wanted to know every single, juicy detail of his personal life. If he was still alive, I won’t get tired of listening to him talking about his artistry.
Reena M. lol he was kinda enjoying himself ngl
Worlds Greatest Man, Jackson
I just love listening to Michael speak, his voice is just so lovely and expressive even in court...
Listening to this almost 30 years later, I can’t believe how lucky we are this was recorded and shared to all of us.
I love his giggles......
Anyone notice how he has perfect pitch?
Sad thing is this is the best "interview" of MJ ever because it actually talks about music
The 1993 deposition was a good one
Michael is pure perfection and a genius. Pure and simple.
I've never seen a man so humble and yet so many people used him. This Time Around is one of my favorite songs. In a way, I wish he wasn't so kind, even in his angry moments he kept his cool. MJJ~forever
Ha-ha, I was literally thinking the same thing!!! I was seriously questioning how he could get so many great songs on one album, and when he stated he records about 67 songs and only chooses 9, it made so much sense.
we can say, he more prepared and healthier or even happier here rather than his depositions in Mexico 1993, watching his depositions 1993 makes me wanna cry😭
Lol. what are these questions? the lawyer must be the biggest MJ fan, cause he just wanted to know about the process of his creativity. haha im glad he asked tho. its very interesting to listen to.
MICHAEL RHODESMUSIC even the judge because when defence objected due to relevance, the judge overruled it hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha 😂🤣
nah, his questioning sounds more like... he has no idea, in general. like he can't imagine a normal creative process going into writing a song...
like he can't even imagine imagining/hearing/improvising a song in his head.
I'd say he was demonstrating the process to show that MJ knew what he was doing - and that he didn't really need to lift anything. The questions are for the jury's and judge's benefit, not the lawyers'.
At the beginning you can hear someone laughing quietly in the background because you can tell that the lawyer is genuinely curious
LOL IKR ? I mean, I understand what he's doing, but this sounds more like a talk show interview lol
When he started to sing Billie Jean, I screamed!!
Michael: 'Wants streetwalker to be on bad'
Also Michael: "I was frustrated with it"
No I dont read music, I dont think its necessary..... heehehehehehehehe........YES I love it..... cuz it aint necessary... hell he is MUSIC and the INSTRUMENTs ... that the hell he need to read the notes for when he can give them to ya through his mind and his vocal chords. I so wish there was vid footage to go along with thise wonderful ass testimonial history..... I want to SEE him as he demonstrates like the beast he is... :)
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This only goes to prove the true genius of the legend the one and only Michael Jackson, RIP, any flaws made in his life only showed us, reminded us that he was only human, just like me and you, and how many of us can truthfully say that we are perfect, that we've never put a foot wrong or made a mistake, anyone who says that's them is either a liar or not human (so in other words a liar) it is human to make mistakes, as the saying goes "No-one is Perfect" forget his normal natural flaws and give credit to his unbelievable talent, what he brought to the world will live on forever, continuing to put at least a smile if not a "tap" on anyone who hears his music, I for one am thankful and eternally grateful that Michael Jackson was and will always be a part of my world/life, his music is the best medicine especially for depression in my opinion, long live MJ truly one of a kind, Middlesbrough U.K.
“Would you tell us the nature of your occupation?”
Michael Jackson - “performer, songwriter” oh and King of Pop. Hehe 😜
While I find his having to endure such ridiculous questioning regarding lawsuits so painful, the beauty of this testimony is that we catch a rare glimpse of a true genius at work. Wasn't it sad that trustworthy people couldn't have interviewed him to speak at length about how he created music? He's utterly fascinating! How can it be that he was cruelly murdered? He was such a beautiful gift to the world--never, ever to be repeated! We'll miss you forever, Michael. Forever.
I would've died had someone, ANYONE sung along when Michael sung "Billie Jean"
My goosebumps pops up when I hear MJ's free style Billie Jean.
Whatever people believe about Jackson's private life etc, there is no denying that he was a genius songwriter, singer and performer. To compose in his head like he does would be unbelievable for pretty much any other singer.
You can just feel everyone holding their breath when he starts beatin' the base licks and singing Billie Jean.
I mean hell, even I was, just sitting here.
What a guy. Complete brilliance
He mentioned having a vault of unpublished songs. I’m sure we’ll be getting a lot more songs from the vault...hopefully 😁
His voice ASMR ohh heavenly!!!
This is the best interview about his song creativeness. And you can hear how he loves to speaks of it. So unfortunate that this is on a trial 😆
If i was that lawyer i would freak out that he sang the song and would have said “I LOVE YOU MJ YOU ARE A LEGEND” 🥰
Coz he was sued by a no-namer woman saying that he copied Dangerous from her.
Crystal Cartier right?
@@aikanasrulla5840 Her song sounds incredibly similar though.. I wonder
Wow, this is how a genius compose a song - all inside his head .... just dropped into his lap like that (5:35). Phenomenal.
Maybe nature has all the creativeness hanging in the air, all you need is to, tap into nature.
Same goes to Einstein searching for his theories, one night the idea just stuck him.
When I say nature, is it something that is alive (not the nature of the world) ... some forces that is shaping the world.
70 songs for dangerous? I WANT TO HEAR THEM ALL.
This is basically how Mozart wrote music, all at once.
His voice is like warm caramel ❤❤❤❤ and then he suddenly turns into a snare drum! Amazing 😻
She must have had her feelings hurt when he said he had never heard her in his life😂
How funny would it be if the judge said "thank you Mr Jackson for that free performance we got here today" and MJ said "yeah haha you'll be getting a bill:)"
my lawyer will contact you.
This Lawyer can't understand the work of a genius.
Holy Jesus, I didn't think Michael could get any MORE amazing.... and then this. Wow. He literally wrote it ALL in his head. Damn.
MJ was a musical genius a amazing entertainer the world miss u mj
his beatbox OMG!
Could you imagine getting selected for being on the jury for this case?
MJ is a genius!Love youuuu
Woofie Pup And by everyone you mean your kind
Woofie Pup Unless you traveled across the globe to interview people about what they think about MJ, then by 'everyone' you still mean your circle of friends and whatever tabloids you read.
bla bla bla...haters gonna hate
Woofie Pup lol,hahaha, you'll believe anything a blogger tells you, so far as it says "an expert says".
1. A psychologist is not suppose to comment on anyone's mental health to the public, so if anyone should, wouldn't you think they are a sham?(It's illegal to even do that and a breach of an expert's medical ethics & integrity)
2. It's impossible to draw conclusions on someone, as a psychologist, without any one on one interview.
3. The only psychologist that was able to interview MJ was Dr. Stan Katz, which was during the alleged child molestation trial, he was a child psychologist who was contacted and brought in by the plaintiffs themselves, and he said he didn't consider Jackson a pedophile but a "regressed 10-year-old."
And after 14 weeks of testimonies and extreme investigations of MJ's private life including his genitalia(a very perversed form of investigation) he was found 'Not Guilty'. So stop trying to ruing another human's life if you have no 'real' evidence.
Woofie Pup Wow, only the genius of your educated counterpoints, hahaha, you only sound bitter and heavily illiterate, if you can go this far just by reading some pseudoscience blog and extremely go this bitter on an individual you never knew, then I can only imagine how delighted the people in your life are about you!
Michael : *cough* SaaWwrrY
Me: NO PROBLEM MICHAEL !!
Ohh The beat box soo genius michael jackson. The way you say sorry and pardon i love it ,your alive in my heart❤❤
8:50 Michael is just like no she's irrelevant 😂
Tbh I would have paid to sit in that court room just to hear him sing a little bit on person
Me too just to hear his voice talking it’s so soothing actually 😂
Man was surrounded by vultures his entire life, right up until the end. Hopefully he found peace in the hereafter.
Can you ask a painter to explain how brush strokes create mozaics? Can you ask an actor how he acts the great plays? How in the world can you get Michael Jackson to explain how a song is created? I'm glad he got the point across.
Very TRUE.
I just luv it when he beat boxes!! also luv when he sang accapella! Its like they're just disecting his creative process...they know they love him too..;D lolz
I guess it's safe to say he's a musical savant.
Damn Michael...musical genius.
5:52 Explains he made Billie jean (its really beautiful)
7:56 ... the sadness in his voice..
Alin-Cristian Niculae he sounds more annoyed.
6:00 😻💕
the dangerous bass lick is done by a Moog synthesizer. very very cool piece of inside composer news. this is a wonderful bit of inside candy MJ is revealing...how his out of the world records were produced.
Sounds like some kind of multiple personality disorder. Billy Jean does not just appear in your head fully formed! Fascinating. Such a genius.
mike would be a great professor in music, without a doubt
And people still brag about Jay z doing his verses in 1 take 😐
Michael is a Musical Genius.. He should not have to Disclose to a courtroom his Genius. Trust me
He held some back..a true Genius will not reveal all his Secrets.. Michaels Mystique Kept you in Suspense..👑👑👑🙏🙏🙏🌹🌹🌹🐰🎩
I was in the courtroom that day was one of the most amazing things I've ever witnessed. My mother was the personal secretary for Daniel Hoffman the trial attorney and The voice interviewing Michael Jackson
Daniel s Hoffman he was the dean of the DU law School and there is a mock courtroom there named after him. This is not a deposition this is recordings from the court day itself I have copies of all the audio in the entire case
I would love to see this re-enactment
People wonder how he could write so many hits, and it’s because he wrote so many clunkers that never saw the light of day. He wrote 60-70 songs that never made it onto the “Bad” album, which only had 11 tracks on the original release, and only 6 of those went Gold or better. If you look at the ratio of 6/11 that’s a hit ratio of 55%-but if you consider that there were as many as 80 songs by his recollection, then it’s actually more like 7.5%.
If you spread the number of songs he wrote over the course of his career the percentage probably drops even lower, and once you’ve done the math you realize that it has a lot more to do with hard work, than it does with his natural talent, or the fact that he clearly possessed perfect pitch!
It’s probably a considerably higher percentage than other folks out there writing songs, but it’s a numbers game that you’ll eventually win if you put enough effort into it.
I suppose that's why he's in th Song Writers Hall of Fame. And he was only a child prodgy that only grew up to be a global mega -star who is in the dancers hall of fame & every other other hall of fame - Only took 45 years of hard work. He was born with natural talent oozing from every pore in his body.
@@Angela-gc3kr I agree he was talented, but the way you describe it sounds kinda gross.
If that's an accurate description of what it's like when you're the best, then I'd personally prefer to reach a level somewhere below that, where nothing is oozing or weeping from anywhere on my body.