The Revolutionary Michael Jackson
by: Courtney B. Kei P. P/2 King/A
Introduction
Michael Jackson is a revolutionary figure in music because of his inspirational words that uplift hearts and souls making people want to drop everything and feel the emotion of the song that their hearing, whether the song is calm or has a sad like feeling to the upbeat and stylish style that he is known for. He wanted peace everywhere and for the world to come together. "If you want to make the world a better place take a look at yourself and make the change," he said. He lived by that saying until the day he took his last breath. Michael is our revolutionary leader because of his affect on us people. (Waterlow)
(All Michael Jacksons Biography History Bio)
1.The Jackson 5
Family made musician group, leaded by father Joe Jackson
2.The last album
Xscape was the last album Michael made giving people the last taste of Michael Jackson. One of the well known songs is love never felt so good featuring Justin Timberlake
3.People's Magazine
Michael was nominated by Americas People's magazine for best influential and revolutionary music videos
Man In The Mirror
(Michael Jackson Biography)
Musical Conclusion
(Upon The Passing of Michael Jackson)
The Everlasting Star
Throughout the years Michael has had a(n) big influence on people all around this world of many different personalities and races. He brought them all together with his music, which made everybody who listen immediately catch on and feel what he's saying. He just wanted change because it was too much hatred spreading around the world. He wanted you to start the change within yourself first. "Take a look at yourself and make the.......change." Not only a musical artist but Michael Joseph Jackson is a revolutionary leader. (Wolmuth)
(MJ's and MTV's Music Revolution)
Picture Citations
1.http://www.allwithmp3.com/426318486/Jackson-5-Gold-mp3-album-download.html
2.http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2014/05/13/michael-jackson-s-posthumous-album-xscape-is-a-confused-shameless-money-grab.html
3.https://www.pinterest.com/cheryl1397/80s-magazines/
4.http://www.seeing-stars.com/ImagePages/WalkOfFameStar(Jackson)Photo.shtml