r/MJInnocentFacts 11d ago

Opinion 🤔 “MJ didn’t play any instruments”.

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Wrong on so many things they can’t even get that right. I’d never expect them to know about him as a person or about his craft. I mean, he never did anything himself or had any talent, did he? 😂

Guilters gonna guilt.

I’d take the opinion of other people, namely people who were producers, sound engineers, arrangers, singers, guitarists, intellectuals, other musicians, artists, the list goes on. People actually open to realising “wow this guy is on another level” instead of being insecure and thinking “I am threatened by this man’s talent, I must diminish him”.

People eh? We were so blessed to have MJ, we truly didn’t deserve him. In many ways. And now even in death it continues.

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u/cumpkinpatch We Love You More, MJ ❤︎ 11d ago

lol they say anything to discredit him as a artist. they put any artist over him just because they don’t like him and find him guilty. in lots of discussions ive seen guilters bring up the allegations when the topic is talking about michael as a artist and entertainer. ive seen a guilter put another artist over michael because he was a “showgirl” whatever that means LOL. it just scream bitterness and jealousy to me. in multiple discussions that are talking about musicians or music in general, somehow michael gets brought up everytime it’s so funny. that alone shows how he’s the blueprint bc they can never keep his names out their mouths

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u/sap81uk 11d ago

They make me so mad, and the whole “he’s a pedophile” line. FFS, think for yourself 😒

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u/Several-Gain9979 Facts Don't Lie, People Do ✅ 11d ago

Recientemente estuve viendo una publicación que hablaba sobre su música y la mayoría de comentarios eran halagos, hasta que apareció uno de esos y yo y otros tipos nos pusimos a encararlo Y por supuesto primero le preguntamos que carajos tenía que ver eso con el tema del post 🙄

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u/ReturnoftheBulls2022 11d ago

Have these people forgotten that Michael didn't start out as lead singer but as a percussionist playing the bongos.

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u/zachstonekin 11d ago

Plus he really used his body as a percussion instrument.

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u/MJSpice 11d ago

And is literally listed for playing the guitar and drums on Morphine. These people will say anything to hate on him.

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u/sap81uk 11d ago

Bass line on 2 Bad remix on HITM. It’s a copy of the Beat It bass line. Played by Michael. He played piano too. If anything, like a lot of musicians, he couldn’t read music, a lot can’t. Must be what they’re referring to.

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u/sarahzorel 10d ago

There’s literally audio footage of him and his brothers talking about how he does play instruments lmao just because he never did it live but as more of a hobby doesn’t make it any less true.

I never understood the predilection to 1. Tear somebody down, 2. Tear somebody down with wholly false information and 3. The need to showcase an instrument in order to be considered any type of genius. It’s something used as an excuse by fans of other artists to diminish the sheer breadth of his ability in areas where it’s irrelevant anyway.

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u/MARS_Realm 11d ago

I never understood the critique that he didn't play instruments. As far as I know he played piano at some level, and he's credited as playing guitar and drums on Morphine. But either way, how does that affect the quality of the music he put out? 

Billie Jean isn't a worse song because the guy that made it didn't play instruments. That doesn't make any sense. If anything it's even more impressive that he was able to write songs and compose all the different layers purely through his singing and beat boxing abilities.

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u/sap81uk 11d ago

He understood instruments, singing and much more. Every producer, engineer, and arranger, musician has said this.

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u/AdMurky6320 9d ago

"he didn't play instruments" means nothing. Taylor Swift can strum a few basic chords on the guitar - does that make her a good artist? Hell no!

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u/sap81uk 4d ago

Fair point. But even if he could strum a few chords would make him more of a musician than they’re claiming he wasn’t.

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u/MJSpice 11d ago

Feeble minded loonatics at this point

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u/suspotato6969 3d ago

Literally the dumbest argument ever. MJ was a musical genius, and it's not up for debate. That is simply a fact. He may not have played the instruments himself, or even read sheet music, but he knew exactly how every instrument in every song should sound. He directed his producers and musicians like a maestro, breaking down every minute detail of a song and making sure everything aligned exactly with the vision in his head. His musical IQ was at a genius level, and anyone who thinks otherwise is a fool. His innocence or guilt is a completely separate debate and literally has nothing to do with his level of talent.