Michael Jackson BETRAYED Paul McCartney

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About Michael Jackson:

Michael Jackson, widely regarded as the King of Pop, was a legendary musician, entertainer, and cultural icon. With his electrifying stage presence, mesmerizing dance moves, and soulful voice, Jackson captivated audiences around the world. He pushed the boundaries of music and performance, leaving an indelible mark on the industry. Known for his philanthropy and humanitarian efforts, Jackson's impact extended beyond his artistic achievements, making him one of the most influential and iconic figures in music history.

About Paul McCartney:

Paul McCartney, an iconic figure in the music industry, is a legendary singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist. As a founding member of The Beatles, McCartney's contributions helped shape the sound of popular music. With his melodic genius and poignant lyrics, he has created timeless hits that have resonated with generations. Beyond his Beatles legacy, McCartney's solo career has been marked by musical exploration and a versatile range of styles. A prolific artist and cultural icon, McCartney's enduring impact and musical prowess have solidified his status as a true music legend.

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[wendelladams]

This was like a scene in the Godfather,
" It's nothing personal, it's strictly business " and Paul McCartney did have a chance to buy the rights to his music but he was out bid by Jackson.
There are a lot of people, myself included, that feel that Jackson's death wasn't an accident and was based on his mudic catalog that was owned, the SONY MUSIC CATALOG.

[ziky]

Michael Jackson was a better business man. Its just business nit betrayal. If Michael Jackson didn't buy the catalog someone else would have 🤷🏾

[edviza]

He didn’t betray him, Paul literally told MJ about the rights to their catalogue being sold. Yeah he may have not liked that he bought them but at the end of the day he still told MJ about it in the first place

[kimberlyketer]

If Michael didn't buy it somebody else would have bought it. LONG LIVE THE KING 👑 MICHAEL JACKSON

[sahilkhan]

MJ didnt only owned The Beatles song, but every major songs untill then, making him the most power black music mogul

[tammybridgman]

I miss the good old days. People these days, thrive on negativity and hate!!! DSMH

[mechajay]

Michael did not "betray" Paul. Paul had the chance to buy back his catalog, and he chose not to. That's on him. Also, not cool using that pic of him for the thumbnail.

[Sheza]

It's not even news. Everyone knows this

[kobejanvicente]

Paul should've bought the rights when he had the chance and before he told Michael about buying music rights.

It blew up in his face when MJ bought the Beatles catalog.

[nathanscipio]

He out bid him that isn’t a betrayal. Betrayal is all the artists that have had their work stolen from them by labels without giving due credits and royalties. MJ and Paul weren’t the only ones bidding on that catalog. In the end the industry screwed the Jackson estate out of Billions and they knew they never would’ve been able to do that so long as MJ was alive. MJ was an incredible businessman.

[Cancerian]

He already had the catalogue prior to '85… Thriller was becoming the best-selling 📀 and the squeeze was gonna get put on him! The purchase of ATV Publishing, next to, his scalp getting burned is where his troubles began...

[teresiahnjenga]

The fact that you chose to use that photo of him already speaks volume. Nothing positive can come from your reporting....but white lies...

[killstreak]

"Disappointed" or "Shocked" would have been a better replacement word here

[ireland_inez]

I love these videos you guys are putting out! Let’s keep ‘em rolling 😄

[mwanafyaleampour]

Please live Michael Jackson to rest peace... To you Michael Jackson was un icon

[wasteofspace]

You have the wrong decade, it was in the early 80s that they developed a professional and somewhat distant friendship

[YungCincoBean]

How was he even able to buy the catalog ? Like how does that work ?

[AaronEddieHYo]

Um, no he didn't. That is a different man that he made sure to take the songs from. "Paul's" story and portrayal of the phone call over and over again is complete BS. It didn't happen. Michael didn't talk that was off of television.

[saveriadewild]

Those two could actually have made a good movie together. It would have been nice if those two had made a movie together 😅

[PekansNpumpkin]

Of all the pictures you used that one 🤦🏽‍♀️ Micheal was a business man and it was an investment for a fair one for the future