Celebrating the 15th Anniversary of "Michael" (2010)

[Nite Line]

The focus after Michael's death was mainly on his music. It seemed like everyone was in love with Michael again. The allegations weren't the main talking point, and we were still a few years removed from the fake Robson and Safechuck allegations. The Michael album could have been a great seller. Posthumous albums don't really sell all that well, but I seriously believe that without the fake songs, Michael's album could have sold as well as Invincible. In the end, it barely sold anything and was off the music charts after a few weeks, thanks to the idiotic Estate and Sony.

 

[Billyjeanplxiv]

Didn't it sell about 2.3 million?

 

[Hot_Street]

The album should not have been released in 2010 with 3 fake songs, the estate probably thought the fans would not notice it, which showed me at the time that they do not take fans seriously

It also shows that they had absolutely no respect for Michael's life's work, because this carelessness in the production stands in stark contrast to his perfectionism. Teddy Riley also has absolutely no backbone. If he did, he wouldn't have touched the fake songs in the first place and would have told the Estate what he really thought, and made that public.