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Prince by a mile.
I didn't wanna dress up like prince.
off the wall, thriller, and bad. what else? seriously asking
Michael Jackson, a worldwide icon with some of the most popular songs of all time or discount Michael Jackson?
Seems like a no-brainer.
the answer is always Prince and this instance is no different
look at this motherfucker
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m954kuhHQE8&t=26m24s
and yes Prince's peak lasted decades
MJ was like a child's idea of cool. Prince was actually cool.
Rita Ora ain't the greatest musician of all time thoAre you from the USA? In many countries that are not the USA he was never even remotely considered a superstar, let alone comparable to Michael Jackson.
He was to Michael Jackson what Rita Ora is to Beyonce.
Let him know!Rita Ora ain't the greatest musician of all time tho
Also discount MJ? Nigga what? Nigga who?
The man who taught himself to play 23 instruments by 17, wrote and produced his shit, wrote and produced other famous artists' shit, had a reign lasting decades, and was just a phenomenal artist?
"The Artist Fomerly Known As Prince" stuff was very uncool, though lol.
A little extra coolness when it comes to 1999 to love symbol Prince.
That whole Minnesota sub genre. If you liked a song from an artist around there, more than likely that song was made by Prince, or was Prince's song.
The Time? Prince. Apollonia/Vanity 6? Prince. A bunch of one hit wonders? Prince.
And if we want to get really real about it, without Prince there would be no Janet Jackson.
Why? Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis. Time, Prince. Those two alone cover a whole lot of 80s music.
That's influence.
I'd say that MIchael Jackson's work ethic was unmatched.
The dude was realer than real.
To me that's the real cool
Prince has flair, Michael lived his message.
MJ always felt more real to me
So MJ.
The proper way to describe Prince is smooth. Smooth and suave is very different than cool.
Not to mention all of the singles he wrote/produced/influenced without being credited - most notably Manic Monday (The Bangles), Stand Back (Stevie Nicks), Sussudio (Phil Collins) and of course, Nothing Compares 2 U (which was originally written for Prince side act The Family, and later covered by Sinead O'Connor).
I'd say that MIchael Jackson's work ethic was unmatched.
The dude was realer than real.
To me that's the real cool
Prince has flair, Michael lived his message.
MJ always felt more real to me
So MJ.
Nigga whatI'd say that MIchael Jackson's work ethic was unmatched.
The dude was realer than real.
To me that's the real cool
Prince has flair, Michael lived his message.
MJ always felt more real to me
So MJ.
The proper way to describe Prince is smooth. Smooth and suave is very different than cool.
There is almost nothing resembling accuracy in any part of this
Get up on that Minneapolis Sound
(Prince had nothing to do with Sussudio. Phil Collins just basically fan-edited 1999)
A little extra coolness when it comes to 1999 to love symbol Prince.
That whole Minnesota sub genre. If you liked a song from an artist around there, more than likely that song was made by Prince, or was Prince's song.
The Time? Prince. Apollonia/Vanity 6? Prince. A bunch of one hit wonders? Prince.
And if we want to get really real about it, without Prince there would be no Janet Jackson.
Why? Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis. Time, Prince. Those two alone cover a whole lot of 80s music.
That's influence.
Mjs peak was higher, Prince was cooler longer and more consistently.
I'd say Prince
I don't know about the longer part. MJ went through the Motown years with the Jackson 5, went through disco with his early solo stuff and hit 80s pop at his peak. He went through several generations of American popular music.
Prince was cooler. MJ was the better performer and musician.
Better musician? We got some trolls in here.Prince was cooler. MJ was the better performer and musician.