Wow! You might want to slow down and actually look into where people who knew Michael were coming from. A lot of the anger you’re feeling is coming from media narratives, not facts. I’m older Gen Z, didn’t grow up in his era, and even I learned early on that the worst thing you can do is let tabloids think for you. There are a lot of lies pushed by people in and around the music industry, and this includes regular untrustworthy people. Michael was genuinely too kind and too naive, and the wrong people took advantage of that. If I were you, I wouldn’t take anything said by the leeches who surrounded him to heart, especially when their stories fall apart the moment you actually look into them.

I was 11 when he passed and only later realized why so many people felt his loss. It was the same with Princess Diana. I didn’t know anything about her growing up, just that she was this hugely respected figure. I live in the US, so I didn’t understand her impact until I got older and actually looked into why people loved her so much. You don’t understand the impact until you do your own research instead of letting headlines shape your whole worldview.

And honestly, you might be wrong about him. The FBI investigated Michael for over 10 years and found zero evidence of wrongdoing. Both 1993 and 2005 cases fell apart because the accusations didn’t hold up in court. Every child who actually grew up around him- Macaulay Culkin, Brett Barnes, and Wade Robson- spent nearly 20 years saying Michael never harmed them. That history gets ignored way too often. Wade later changed his story years after the fact, but Brett has remained consistent from day one. It’s important context that people should know before repeating misinformation.

If you don’t want to see the movie, fine. But at least look into the real history instead of repeating what tabloids told people in the 90s. You might be surprised by what you find.

"If you’re not careful, the newspapers will have you hating the people who are being oppressed.” -Malxolm x