Did Michael Jackson have a happy childhood?

Answer 1

No he didn't, in his interview with Oprah he said he had a very lonely childhood, he would want to go and play outside with other kids but was stuck inside rehearsing/recording. In Living With Michael Jackson Take Two he told Martin Bashir that he would walk the streets looking for someone to talk to, he never really had a childhood.

Answer 2

He was very sad. He always wanted to play and be a kid, but his dad, Joe Jackson, would make him and his brothers perform and would beat Michael and his brothers if they didn't do it right. So I would say he was very sad.

Answer 3

Not really, because he was always working and couldn't spend time playing like everyone else.

Answer 4

Not gonna lie, I thought that question was asked by someone who chose the user name Michael Jackson instead of being asked in the thread of Michael Jackson. I think I've been quarantined too long. My brain isn't working at its normal function at this point tbh. But to answer that question...no. He didn't enjoy his childhood because he never really got to have a normal one. He was subjected to fame way too early and it stunted his emotional and mental growth. That's why he called his ranch Neverland because he left like the boys in Peter Pan. He never really got to grow up. I'm not going to speculate on whether he did or did not do it because I wasn't there. But if he did I'm assuming it was because of his childhood that he connected with the younger crowd and his adult side kicked in and caused a really intense conflict within his brain. Like I'm sure he knew it was wrong but also the fact that his mentality was stuck somewhere in his adolescence.

Answer 5

no, because he is a rapist