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"Smooth Criminal," a song by Michael Jackson, was released as a single on November 14, 1988, from his album Bad.

Hey friends, it's been a few days since I've shared anything from the vast and wonderful world of music, but today I'm back to share a short review of Michael Jackson's single "Smooth Criminal." It's been 37 years since this gem was released, and I love it so much. It's even one of the Michael Jackson songs in my personal music collection. I love listening to it. Before, my friends used to tease me about the girl in the music video because her name is the same as mine: "Annie." Funny, isn't it? Now I understand why they always joked about it. But I really love this song and the legacy Michael Jackson has maintained even after his death. It's amazing that even after all this time, his hits are still treasures and are being listened to around the world, and I know even more so now with the new Michael Jackson biopic coming out next year. Just like this hit, many more of his songs will be heard around the world.

"Smooth Criminal" is a song performed, written, and co-produced by American singer Michael Jackson, included on his seventh studio album, Bad (1987).[1] Epic Records released it on November 14, 1988, as the album's seventh single. It was later included on his greatest hits compilations Number Ones, The Essential Michael Jackson, The Ultimate Collection, King of Pop, This Is It, and Immortal.

The initial version of the song was written by Jackson and John Barnes in 1985, and the demo was recorded in 1986. The original title was "Al Capone," and it was later revised and rewritten as "Smooth Criminal." It reached number seven on the Billboard Hot 100 and number two on the R&B Singles chart. In the UK, it peaked at number eight, becoming his seventh Top 30 single from this album.

It was re-released on Visionary: The Video Singles. The re-released single reached number 19 in the UK.

The song serves as the main theme for Jackson's 1988 film Moonwalker and is featured in a section of the Michael Jackson's Moonwalker video game.

The lyrics tell the story of a woman named Annie who is attacked in her apartment by a stealthy assailant. If you'd like to revisit this music video, I've included it here, and I hope you enjoy watching it again 😎.