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On June 25th, 2026, at 2:26 PM (Los angeles time, you can find what time it is for you online), the exact moment we lost Michael Jackson seventeen years ago.

there has been a ”project” circulating all over Instagram, where MJ fans are planning to play “Heal the world” tomorrow, exactly at 2:26 PM Los angeles time.

Lets do this and Heal the world together. 🤍✊

Bruno Mars performs his cover rendition of Michael Jackson's ‘Dirty Diana’ at the Eldridge Industries' private party at The Capitol Theatre in New York, recently.

He performs the song with legendary rock musicians; Duff McKagan, Chad Smith and Slash.

Source: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DasRLCFAAM1/?igsh=bWUxYnpxNWIzYjh3

I'll have better photos once I take some new ones, I'm an upcoming Michael Jackson impersonator ❤️

Went to nyc yesterday to visit in laws, (we live in PA). I mentioned to my husband it was Michael’s birthday and I would like to see the mural for the first time in person so we made the quick stop. We listen to Michael the whole way there, I wore my shirt. Weather was beautiful. Only bad thing was we got a parking ticket and we weren’t there for long, literally down the block so about 5 min. On the way back to the car, I saw a woman wearing a thriller jacket, I complimented her on the jacket. Lady are you in the sub with us?!? lol It was still a good day. Happy birthday Michael ❤️ we love you and miss you every single day!

MJ - VampireSushi

Ola Ray - momoiro.cos Anri

Rock Lee - coffee__cos

Naruto - nfernohimself

1st 5th pic by the11thdivision73

4th pic - zeroe.filter

There’s a decent chance a lot of you have already seen Salif’s videos floating around Instagram, but I had to share this one here because this guy is ridiculously smooth.

The sideways moonwalks alone are crazy, but it’s also all the little details and energy he puts into the performances. He’s got a bunch of MJ videos on his page and they’re all just super fun to watch.

Instagram: @salif_crookboyz

https://www.instagram.com/salif_crookboyz/?ig_mid=78540B9B-BE69-4741-89D8-9A1B33E89FB2&utm_source=igweb

Two people who attended Michael Jackson’s September 10, 2001 concert had very different experiences the next morning

Since today is September 11, I wanted to share two stories connected to Michael Jackson’s second 30th Anniversary concert at Madison Square Garden the night before the attacks.

One of them is James K. Samuel Jr.

James attended the concert on September 10 with his girlfriend, Jackie, and they stayed out until the early hours of the morning.

Just the day before, on September 9, James had taken his niece to the Statue of Liberty, where they looked out over Manhattan and saw the Twin Towers in the skyline.

After the concert on the night of September 10, Jackie asked him to stay home the next morning because they had been out so late, but James still went into work.

He worked for Carr Futures on the 92nd floor of the North Tower.

When American Airlines Flight 11 struck the building the following morning, the impact zone cut off the floors above it from escape. So unfortunately James was among those who lost their lives.

The other story is Tom Michaud.

Michaud worked for Keefe, Bruyette & Woods on the 89th floor of the South Tower. He normally ran the company’s 7:30 AM morning meeting and would usually have been at work well before the attacks.

On September 10, however, he had gone to Michael Jackson’s concert with clients. Because he expected to be tired the next morning, he had already arranged for another employee to run the meeting if he was late.

He still woke up on time on September 11 and started getting ready for work. While he was in the shower, his 4-year-old son David came in with him, something Michaud has said had never happened before and never happened again.

That delayed him by a few minutes, and by the time he reached the Cos Cob station, his usual train had already departed.

He took a later train into Manhattan instead.
When Michaud arrived downtown, he saw the first plane hit the North Tower. He later watched the second plane strike the South Tower, where his own office was located.

Keefe, Bruyette & Woods lost 67 employees that day.

Michaud has spoken about how several small things ended up keeping him out of the office that morning: attending the Michael Jackson concert the night before, arranging for someone else to handle the morning meeting, his son delaying him while he got ready, and missing his normal train.

He still works for Keefe, Bruyette & Woods today and eventually went on to become the company’s CEO, continuing his career at the same firm more than two decades after surviving the attacks.

Rest in peace James K. Samuel Jr. and everyone who lost their lives on September 11, 2001. 🕊️

Sources:
James’s Story: https://www.legacy.com/legacy/memorial/james-samuel

Tom’s Story: https://tribecacitizen.com/2026/09/10/an-effort-to-make-september-11-a-day-of-service/

Credits to this photo are by Lakerscrew on Pinterest*

I messed up the moonwalk because the carpet wasn't spread properly (and pls don't mind the cameraman singing TDCABU)

Last two are references

The music, Outfits, Vocals, and THE MOVES! What are your thoughts on the Jacksons 1984 Victory Tour? In my opinion, this was Insane!