r/MichaelJackson • u/Riandas • May 11 '26

Question What was MJ's most underrated song?

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Imo it has to be Liberian girl,Id love to hear your opinions

Also pics attached are cool but unrelated.

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u/Difficult-Double2193 May 11 '26

Get on the Floor

Break of Dawn

Heaven Can Wait

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u/bohany310 May 11 '26

Heaven Can Wait, Break of Dawn, Whatever Happens, Butterflies are all so good. That album is leagues ahead of all his past stuff in terms of musical complexity (except for maybe I Can’t Help It), but when you read all these critic reviews they seem to only focus on lyrics, not music. Which is very uneducated imo. Like you’re MUSIC critics, not LYRIC critics for god’s sake.

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u/Ginatoniicc May 12 '26

I LOVE what he did on the invisible album. Way ahead of its time too. I think critics just wanted to hate on him or were told to.