Michael’s Nephew Wants a New Take on the King of Pop
The Plan
- After the late superstar’s death in 2009, family heir TJ Jackson (son of Tito) wants to turn the spotlight on the facts, not the fights.
- His idea? A biopic that clears Michael’s name from the swirl of abuse claims that have haunted the public eye.
About the Whole Rumor Storm
“It’s ugly, to be honest.” TJ told the Daily Mirror. “The world loves negativity, gossips, scandals—my uncle’s gone, so he’s a fair target. Without a chance to defend himself, it just gets easier.”
He added, Truth always wins if you listen hard enough. That’s my hope for the movie.
The nephew thinks the accusations stand out because people can’t stop hearing about them, but the story that matters is the one that matters most.
Where the Jackson 5 Came In
TJ is also itching to remind the world that the Jackson brothers broke every mold of that era. “We were pioneers in black culture, and we let kids smash their boundaries.”
- The group were the first black act who became bona‑fide sex‑symbols of the 1970s.
- Having sex‑symbols while being black in the 70s—subtle, we know—a monumental achievement, he says.
- This story, according to TJ, deserves to be highlighted in the biopic. He wants to show that black talent left a mark in the music field.
He’s Ready To Ride
“I had a long way to go to get the right to produce such a story. I am proud to be a Jackson, and I feel blessed to carry a name like that.”
Key Takeaway
Optionally: The nephew’s dream is not just a movie, it is a fight for legacy. A true legacy cannot be ruined by allegations that, in his view, cannot stand the test of time. It is, in his eyes and hopes for the budding in, the world’s privileged Alphabet: that few glimpses result in hope and show that—the truth is more powerful, and the right to open your creative way on biopic bank will flames !.
