Michael Jackson wrote and recorded a song titled “Palestine Don’t Cry,” which Sony declined to release in 1993. Two months later, allegations against him surfaced.

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    1. External-Noise-4832 on

      **Submission Statement**

      In 1993, Michael Jackson penned a poignant poem titled “Palestine Don’t Cry,” which he envisioned transforming into a song to express themes of empathy and solidarity. He recorded a version of the track, but Sony Music, his record label, declined to release it. Just two months later, Jackson faced high-profile allegations of misconduct, which shifted public and media focus and derailed any plans for the song’s release.

    2. SlySychoGamer on

      I mean he still let little kids sleep in his bed, thats weird.

      Also where tf were all these kids’ parents

    3. OcelotFirst5299 on

      I always used to defend MJ. Even against family & it caused fights because they were racists. 

      Now i wonder about MJ going to Epstein Island. 

    4. Savings_Army3073 on

      He also admitted on camera to sharing a bed with under age disabled teenage boy.

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