ABCNews | ~ Michael Jackson's former nanny defends him against new sex abuse allegations in HBO's 'Leaving Neverland' ~ | .. Michael Jackson's former nanny for 17 years, Grace Rwaramba, now defends in an official statement the pop king against the pedophilia accusations that have emerged in connection with the HBO documentary "Leaving Neverland" .. | Blogger: [👥America's Shadow Government of ILLUMINATI - propagators of manipulation - has once again exploited a religious idolatry diversity around the world with CIA's PSYOP👦] ... {The divide-and-conquer strategy of the CIA. When fear and negativity pop in your head you can ignore them or speak truth to the lies} ... Is Michael Jackson's legacy ruined? What are we going to do and think of Michael Jackson? What should we believe after the documentary 'Leaving Neverland', which, has showed us, in the most crushing details, how he was a "child sexual predator"!? Or, do we have enough evidence, that Hollywood illuminati entertainment did in fact, throw, Agent M, under the bus, so someone else or sealed indictments of 90,647, the REAL nasty sexual predators, could go free?. We know that Hypersexualization of the Disney gener- ation, has done magic work, subliminal sexualizing content aimed at young children from Hollywood, TV shows, Movies, and the pedophile fashion industry. This entertainment industry is populated with sexual predators, pedophiles and worse, often at the highest levels... Please remember; where focus goes, energy flows... Don't shoot the messenger... Verdensalt is just checking out the lay of the land... NOBODY knows the truth, more than Michael Jackson, who cannot defend himself... It's literally a perfect time, to divide the world, with negative energy, which is scooped up, by dark entities... |

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“Leave Me Alone, I Need My Privacy” – An Analysis Of Michael Jackson’s ‘Media-Critical’ Songs

The Journal of Michael Jackson Academic Studies | ISSN: 2452-0497

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Posted By: Karin Merx Analysis Media Critical Songs, Andreas Ardanic, Communication, MA thesis, media, Michael Jackson

Abstract: With the release of Off The Wall and Thriller, the best-selling album in the entire history of music, Michael Jackson made history as the most successful entertainer of all time. MJ broke record after record and achieved worldwide fame that has been unparalleled so far. Nevertheless, for a long time, Michael Jacksons creative works have been dismissed by critics and academics alike, mainly due to Jacksons negative public image as constructed by the media. A great number of scandals, such as the child molestation allegations of the Chandlers in 1993 or the Arvizos in 2003, eclipsed his artistry and initiated his professional decline. Since his death in 2009, however, the significance of the King of Pops music, dance and videos has slowly been acknowledged. This thesis examines Michael Jacksons counterattack against the destructive speculations and rumors of the media by way of his music. It scrutinizes the lyrics of five of his ‘media-critical songs, namely “Leave Me Alone”, “Why You Wanna Trip On Me”, “Scream”, “Tabloid Junkie” and “Privacy”. In the analyses of these highly autobiographical songs, the focus is always on the respective songs speaker. An examination of the communicative situation, the rhyme scheme, rhetorical devices and musical aspects of the five songs reveals how the (still fictive or fictionalized) speaker progresses from a powerless victim power position in “Leave Me Alone” to a more or less self-empowered being in “Privacy”. This, in turn, potentially gives us interesting insights into Jacksons state of mind over the years with regard to his relationship with the media. Prior to the analytical part, biographical information provides the reader with crucial knowledge about Michael Jacksons rise as a pop artist and his gradual fall because of the constant, biased and sensational media reports. This biographical information is required in order to fully understand the meaning of Jacksons ‘media-critical songs.

BIO: Andreas Ardanic has completed a master’s degree in English and French language teaching at the University of Graz in Austria and is currently in his teacher training year. In the course of his studies, he became extremely interested in Literary Studies and dealt with various forms of anglophone and francophone literature. He has also been a hobby guitarist and songwriter as well as an avid explorer of music for over ten years now.

REFERENCE AS:

Ardanic, Andreas. ‘“Leave me alone, I need my privacy” – An Analysis of Michael Jackson’s ‘Media-Critical’ Songs.’ The Journal of Michael Jackson Academic Studies 5, no. 1 (2017). http://michaeljacksonstudies.org/privacy/.

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