From the inside out, Michael Jackson gives the joy that some people in the music industry don’t give. His goal was to make people smile and uplift their spirit through music, so he uses every negative blow thrown at him on the table to make good music.
The only competition is with himself and his only enemy is poverty, so he fuses and sings his soul into every song he records and the result he gets gives glory to the Almighty.
He was standing to attest to the greatness and manifestation of God, so he appreciates everyone he comes in contact with, whether it be negative or positive vibes, he has learned something from many.
Making music gives life to people, hoping to continue spreading joy and love from the shrine that shines. He may not be there or have what some expect from him, but that’s okay as an artist. He gives in the industry great joy and satisfaction when people enjoy his music, which gives them happiness, motivation and inspiration.
I recently heard someone on the radio during an interview on a show that has to do with grassroots talents, saying in his own words “you see an artist on the street looking torn up”, that artist you see looking torn up could be the next Michael Jackson or the next Grammy award winner, I was not happy that day but to correct the impression about young artists, artists are human so we go through due process to become successful, many artists don’t find it easy or rosy in our quest for stardom.
We invest what little we have into music not our attire, keep in mind that a good music artist is known for their music not their looks. To all the emerging artists out there, be prepared and be brave, don’t let anyone demoralize you towards greatness, know your worth, always find a balance, we have a great tool for greatness – our creative talent, let’s make vital use of it.
To those who feel that young artists are torn down because of their looks, please invest in your music career so you can look good. To all emerging artists: be humble, have hope, believe in God and do whatever it takes.