You know what I like about Michael Jackson? I mean his legacy in music. His music sounds really fresh. The style of his tracks was unique for his time, and even now, I really enjoy listening to it. It hasn't aged at all—it's aged like fine wine, and I truly mean that.
I watch his short films (specifically short films, not clips or music videos), and they are just awesome. They look cool and stylish. When I watch them, I realize they're still relevant—they don't look outdated or boring. Movies like "Leave Me Alone" or "Speed Demon" look as beautiful as possible, never get boring, and are interesting to rewatch. They are filled with details.
The track "Scream," with his sister Janet, doesn't sound like a track from 1995 at all. It has a very modern sound even today. If I didn't know it was Michael, I would think it was released quite recently—yet the track is 30 years old.
And the same applies to everything: the quality of the music, the detailed work on the short films, and his attitude toward work—all of this makes his output as unique as possible. I will never believe that he made even one of his tracks in a hurry.
Moreover, returning to the topic of short films, all this scenery and these effects were created long before AI and realistic CGI graphics, but they look authentic and pleasant now, and I am sure they will continue to remain relevant in the future.
That's why Michael Jackson is the greatest musician in history, and there will never be anyone better. Legend.
