Micheal Jackson

A Black American born in 1958 in Gary, as the eighth child of the Jackson family, which was more like a brand than a family. Love was nonexistent in the family home. The father, Joseph Jackson, would beat and sadistically torture his children, forcing them to sing until their voices were hoarse. Michael did not live a normal life. From his childhood, he was a famous singer, and children would gather around him just to take pictures with him. When Michael became a young man, he finally began to break free from under his father's wing and sing and write songs with complete freedom. However, he later suffered from vitiligo and an accident that caused him to be badly burned. Even when he became white, he was still a proud Black American. He suffered greatly at the hands of the media and his enemies, who accused him of the most heinous things: he was accused of being a pedophile, a homosexual, and a Freemason. But Michael Jackson was the complete opposite: he loved children with a pure and unadulterated love, he loved women with respect, he was a believer in God and Christ, he loved animals, he loved reading books, he loved spreading joy and happiness with his songs, and he was the most beloved man. As much as Michael loved the world, the world loved him in return. He always called his fans "soldiers of love." He was shy, yet confident on stage, cheerful, and very childlike. His personality was very gentle, sensitive, and easily moved, he was too innocent that he acted always cutely and shyly and soo like a child. His personality type was INFP.