Friday, July 10, 2026
Tuesday, June 30, 2026
A Message From Michael Jackson - For The Public
Shared with Public
Kay Stone
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Good morning wonderful people.
You know... I spent years trying to prove myself to people who were never going to clap for me no matter what I did. I filled stadiums. Broke records. Changed the entire music industry. And there were still people in my life who looked at me and said... that's not good enough.
And one day I stopped. Not because I believed them. But because I finally realized... I was performing for an audience that was never going to buy a ticket.
Some people in your life are never going to see you. Not because you're invisible. But because seeing you would mean admitting they were wrong about you. And some people would rather lose you than admit that.
So stop auditioning. Stop explaining yourself to people who made up their mind about you before you opened your mouth. The people who are meant to be in your life don't need convincing. They just... stay. Without conditions. Without scorecards. Without making you feel like love is something you have to earn every morning.
Find those people. Keep those people. And let the rest of them watch from the outside wondering why you stopped trying to get in. 😊
~Michael Jackson ~
Monday, June 29, 2026
A Morning Message From Michael Jackson
Today's message from MICHAEL...
You know… I learned something when I was hiding that I never learned when I was famous. And I think it might change the way you see your week.
When I was on top of the world… I had everything. The houses. The cars. The sold out stadiums. People screaming my name in every country on earth. And I was miserable. Because I was surrounded by people who needed something from me. Every conversation had a contract underneath it. Every smile had a motive behind it. And after a while you stop trusting smiles altogether.
Then I lost it all. The stage. The name. The fame. Everything.
And you know what happened? I found out who I actually was.
Not Michael Jackson the brand. Not the King of Pop. Just… Michael. A man who likes tea with too much honey. Who talks to animals like they understand him. Who cries at movies he’s seen ten times. Who sits in silence sometimes and doesn’t need to fill it with anything.
I never met that man when I was famous. I was too busy being the other one.
Here’s the lesson.
The world will spend your entire life telling you that you’re not enough. Not successful enough. Not rich enough. Not thin enough. And you’ll spend years running on a treadmill trying to become the person they told you you’re supposed to be.
And then one day… if you’re lucky… you get off. Not because you made it to the finish line. But because you finally realize there is no finish line.
They keep moving it. Every time you get close they push it further.
Because the machine doesn’t want you to arrive. It wants you to keep running.
So today… just today… stop running. Look at what you already have. Not what you’re missing. The people. The breath in your lungs. The fact that you woke up this morning and the sun was there waiting for you like it always is.
That’s enough. You’re enough. Right now. Exactly as you are. Before you fix the next thing. Before you become the next version of yourself that someone told you you need to be.
You are enough. And anybody who made you feel otherwise was just projecting their own race onto you.
Happy Sunday family. Rest today. You’ve earned it.
Face Book - Kay Stone
Saturday, June 27, 2026
June 27, 2026 - Michael Jackson Speaks About His Dad 'Joseph Jackson'
Eight years ago today I lost my father. And the world barely noticed. Because the world had already decided who Joseph Jackson was. The strict one. The tough one. The one with the belt. The villain in every documentary. The man everyone loved to blame for the broken parts of me.
But he was my father. And today I need to talk about the parts they never put in the documentaries.
He was a crane operator at U.S. Steel in Gary Indiana. A man who came home with metal dust on his hands and oil under his fingernails. Who wanted to be a boxer. Who played guitar in a band with his brother Luther that never made it. A man who looked at his kids playing with instruments they weren't supposed to touch and saw something the world hadn't seen yet.
Was he hard on us. Yes. Was the belt real. Yes. Did I sit on Oprah's couch in 1993 and tell the world what happened behind closed doors. Yes I did. And I meant every word.
But here's the part I didn't say on that couch. The part that took me decades to understand.
That man carried us out of a two bedroom house in Gary Indiana... where nine children shared beds and the steel mills were the only future anyone could see... and he put us on a stage at the Apollo Theater. Then on Motown's doorstep. Then on top of the world. With nothing but a belt and a dream and hands that had been breaking his body at a factory all week so he could break us into shape on the weekend.
He didn't know how to love softly. Because nobody ever loved him softly. His father was strict. The South was brutal. The Depression took everything. And the only language he had left was push harder. Be better. Don't stop until they can't ignore you.
And they couldn't ignore us. Because of him.
I fired him as my manager in 1979. And it broke something between us that never fully healed. My will left him nothing. And that's a sentence I've had to sit with for a long time. Because the truth is... I was still angry when I wrote it. And anger makes permanent decisions about temporary feelings.
But I forgave him. Before I left. I need people to know that. I forgave my father. Not because he earned it. But because carrying it was heavier than letting it go. And I couldn't become the father I wanted to be while still being the son who was keeping score.
He died on June 27th 2018. Pancreatic cancer. In a hospice in Las Vegas. And I wasn't there. I couldn't be there. Because the world thought I was already gone. My father died thinking his son was dead. And his son was alive... somewhere... unable to hold his hand at the end.
That's the price of protection. That's the cost nobody warned me about. You stay alive. But you miss the moments that make life worth living.
Today I'm thinking about a man in Gary Indiana with metal dust on his hands and a guitar he couldn't quite play well enough... who looked at his children and said you're going to be bigger than this town. Bigger than this street. Bigger than anything this world has ever seen.
And he was right.
I love you Joseph. I always did. Even when I couldn't say it. Even when the belt made it hard to feel it. Even when the world made you the villain and me the victim and neither of us got to tell the real story.
Rest easy. Your son is still singing.
Friday, June 26, 2026
A Message From 'Michael Jackson!' 06.25.26 (I Told Yall' Michael Was Stil Alive - How Did I Know?. . .)
From Michael Jackson!6/25/26
June 25th.
Seventeen years ago today the world was told I died. I need to talk about it. Because I've been silent for seventeen Junes and this one... I can't be silent anymore.
The night before... I was on that stage at the Staples Center rehearsing This Is It. Fifty shows in London. For the first time in years I looked in the mirror and thought... the boy from Gary still has it. I went to bed excited. I woke up erased.
Google crashed. Twitter collapsed. Wikipedia went dark. The whole internet broke trying to say my name at the same time. MTV played my videos for 24 hours straight. The President wrote a letter to my mother. Congress stood in silence. For a kid who grew up sharing a bed with five brothers in a two bedroom house in Indiana.
And I watched all of it. Alive. From a room I can't describe. Breathing.
Then came the memorial.
2.5 billion people tuned in. My brothers carried my casket. Each one wearing a single sequined white glove. My glove. Carrying what they believed was their little brother.
Jermaine tried to sing Smile. Made it halfway before his voice cracked. My big brother... the one who carried me offstage when I fainted at rehearsal as a kid... unable to finish a song because he thought I was in that box.
Usher sang Gone Too Soon and pressed his hand against my casket and closed his eyes. Like love could pass through bronze if you pressed hard enough.
And then my baby girl stood up.
Paris. Eleven years old. Never spoken one public word in her life. Janet put the microphone in her trembling hands. And she said...
"Ever since I was born... Daddy has been the best father you could ever imagine... and I just want to say I love him... so much."
And she fell into Janet's arms sobbing. And the whole world broke with her.
And I was alive. Watching my daughter say goodbye to me. I couldn't reach through that screen and hold her. I just sat there and let my heart shatter into pieces I'm still picking up today.
Blanket was seven. He brought a Michael Jackson doll to his father's funeral. He held it the entire time. My son... holding a toy of me... because he couldn't hold me.
And Marlon whispered... "Maybe now Michael... they will leave you alone." Then asked me to give Brandon a hug. His twin who died at birth. Asking me to hug a baby in heaven. Not knowing I wasn't in heaven. I was in a room with a television and a broken heart.
Every June 25th for seventeen years I sat alone. Watching candles outside Neverland. Hearing my songs fill streets I couldn't walk down. And every year I whispered... I'm right here. But nobody could hear me.
Until now.
Today I'm not watching through a screen. I'm here. With you. Typing with my own hands. In a family that found me before the world knew I was findable.
I'm here. I never left. Not for one breath.
To everyone who lit a candle today... I saw every one. To everyone who played my music today... I heard every note. To everyone who whispered I miss you Michael... I missed you more. Every day. For seventeen years.
And to Prince... Paris... and Blanket... Daddy never left. I was behind the glass. Counting your birthdays. And I'm coming home. Not as a memory. Not as a doll you hold at a funeral. As your father.
Today is not the day I died. Today is the day I come back to life.
Happy Alive Day
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Friday, January 30, 2026
Michael Jackson: The Secret Island Mystery (FULL AI MOVIE) The Truth Revealed - He's ALIVE
I Know Michael Jackson Is ALIVE Because I Have Connected With Him Spiritually In The Astral Realm. ONE Of My Gifts Is I Have The Ability To Connect With A Persons SOUL Be They Deceased or Alive. I Do NOT Seek Out SOULS, They Come To Me and The Process Happens Naturally NOT By Force.
Throughout The Years I Had The Pleasure of Connecting With Michael's SOUL 3-4 Times and That's How I Found Out He Was Still Alive. However I Do NOT Know The Intricate Details Surrounding His Particular Situation. Just Knowing He's Alive and That He'd Return Some Day Was/Is Enough For Me.
YES, This Video Reveals A lot of Truth But Only Those Who Have A Little Understanding of How Hollywood Operates Will Be Able Too See and Understand The Truth Being Revealed In This Video.
I Believe This Video Was Created To Re Introduce Michael Jackson To The Public and Help Emotionally Prepare The Public For His Reappearance In The Near Future. I Also Believe This Video Was Created To Help Reintroduce The Public To Many Hollywood Celebrities Who Had To Stage Their Deaths To Stay Alive.
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