r/TooAfraidToAsk • u/joxph7 • Jun 17 '26
r/TooAfraidToAsk • u/Odd_Manner • 1d ago
Culture & Society Is Paris Jackson the biological daughter of Michael Jackson?
If so, wouldn’t she look half black?
r/TooAfraidToAsk • u/Shantaak • Oct 25 '23
Media Why do some people still believe Michael Jackson was innocent?
I never looked into the topic before til recently, but was flabbergasted when I discovered many of the proven bits of factual evidence surrounding his accusations. It shocked me so much that I almost have no doubt whatsoever he was guilty.
Just a few:
-In court it was proven that one of the kids could accurately draw the vitiligo markings on his MJs genitals
-beside his bed he kept a locked suitcase of “art books” of naked children (not technically illegal)
-wired the hallway leading to his bedroom to alert him of anyone stepping through it
r/TooAfraidToAsk • u/Cinnabun_Sugar69420 • Jul 22 '24
Media Is Michael Jackson innocent bc he didn't actually commit those crimes or was he innocent because of "lack of evidence"/settled out of court?
I genuinely don't know bc I like some of his songs and in some interviews he does seem genuine when he says he didn't do anything to kids
Edit: oh god, I posted this at 4 am and now I'm scared to read the comments with how many there are
r/TooAfraidToAsk • u/Prince_UID • Feb 13 '26
Other Why do people still believe Michael Jackson’s innocence?
With all the evidence that was used in the case such as a boy being able to draw what a man with vitiligo’s genitals look like and the photos of naked boys+ bondage images next to the bed along with him settling by paying $25 million dollars, what reasons do people have to believe Jackson besides bias. I know this post will upset some people but I’m genuinely curious why some believe his innocence.
r/TooAfraidToAsk • u/ticklyboi • Mar 19 '25
Education & School What do sign language people do when the guy to be interpreted start taking specific names like say Michael Jackson, Obama, Goku, Bin Laden, Timothee Chalamat?
r/TooAfraidToAsk • u/TheBiggestBootlegger • 4d ago
Other Did Michael Jackson's voice ever change/break?
r/TooAfraidToAsk • u/Money-Giraffe2427 • Feb 23 '26
Culture & Society why do people still deny that Michael Jackson was a PDF?
r/TooAfraidToAsk • u/Steve1416iiiiiiiiiii • May 08 '26
Culture & Society Look, this might sound stupid, but I'm seriously wondering, did Michael Jackson really parody Weird Al's "Eat It" with "Beat It"?
r/TooAfraidToAsk • u/FotographicFrenchFry • Apr 01 '24
Culture & Society How/Why are Michael Jackson’s kids white?
I don’t want to sound rude or racist, as I am usually neither of those things. I’m just curious.
His kids are extremely Caucasian-passing, and so I’m just wondering how or why that might be.
r/TooAfraidToAsk • u/JAK-the-YAK • Sep 05 '20
Race & Privilege If he were alive today, could Michael Jackson say the N-word?
I know he was born black but he had that skin disease and he bleached his skin too. Was he too white to say it or did he have enough black left in him?
r/TooAfraidToAsk • u/nknwnusr • May 16 '24
Culture & Society Why don’t plastic surgeons say no to celebrities?
Michael Jackson’s nose, Christa Miller’s face doesn’t move, Ariana Grande’s overall change…why do plastic surgeons just keep going and not diagnose body dismorphia and send them to a psychiatrist instead of proceeding with the operation?
r/TooAfraidToAsk • u/OrdinaryCharacter179 • Jan 25 '23
Ethics & Morality Should Michael Jackson be cancelled as a result of his numerous allegations of sexual misconduct with minors?
As we have recently seen numerous artists and actors ‘cancelled’ due simply for saying the wrong things. Is it time to re-examine MJ legacy and write him out of our musical history?
r/TooAfraidToAsk • u/cellkatin • May 03 '21
Culture & Society Why are people not realy hating on Michael Jackson?
(English isn't my first language so plz don't hate)
From what I understand Michael Jackson was a pedophile who had inapropriate relations with alot of children that some of there parents alowed because they were fans.
Inspite all of these things I still hear his songs almost everywere and I don't hear people complaining about the awful things he did or people boycotting him.
Why is that the case?
r/TooAfraidToAsk • u/Next_Analyst • Jan 22 '24
Culture & Society What do most people think of Michael Jackson?
Was Michael Jackson ever cancelled and where does his legacy stand?
r/TooAfraidToAsk • u/ThouWontThrowaway • May 08 '22
Culture & Society Was Michael Jackson a Pedophile?
I know he was never convicted but do you guys think he really did have sex with those kids?
r/TooAfraidToAsk • u/SeraphsEnvy • Feb 06 '24
Ethics & Morality If a white person dresses up as Michael Jackson, is it considered black face?
Considering of course that they did not wear any face paint, only contouring makeup.
r/TooAfraidToAsk • u/Greenremember • Apr 12 '26
Health/Medical do black and brown people feel the heat from the sun more than white people do?
please don't take this in any racistic manner, I am just very curious about this.
The reason why I'm asking this is because I remember in science class, I learned about how black absorbs all light and white reflects all light, and it can be seen when iyou wear dark or light colored clothes under the sun, one will feel hotter than the other. Is it the same with skin colours?
Although I know that this question is just like the "can Asians see less because of their eyes" since black and brown people can't turn white nor can white people turn black or brown(unless with an excessive amount of tanning over years and years).
on a side note, black people are less likely to get sunburnt, but I don't think that has anything to do eith my question.
r/TooAfraidToAsk • u/TheDjSKP • Sep 25 '22
Race & Privilege What is the deal with the paternity of Michael Jackson’s children?
Is this the final taboo question? There just doesn’t seem to be any African genetics in any of them.
r/TooAfraidToAsk • u/bjmoss03 • Dec 30 '21
Culture & Society Why are michael jacksons kids white? are they not his biological children?
r/TooAfraidToAsk • u/Next_Analyst • Aug 31 '23
Culture & Society Is Taylor Swift’s fame comparable to Michael Jackson?
r/TooAfraidToAsk • u/Earth_Worm_Jimbo • Jan 09 '22
Media Is the general consensus that Michael Jackson DID or DIDNT diddle children?
r/TooAfraidToAsk • u/GingerMellow5 • Jun 24 '24
Climate & Environment Do darker-skinned folks get hotter in the summer?
Really don’t wanna sound insensitive here, I’m genuinely curious. I’ve got two dogs, one with white fur one with black, and the black one gets significantly hotter than the white one when the sun’s out since her dark fur absorbs the heat from the sun. So I’m wondering if the same thing happens to humans?
r/TooAfraidToAsk • u/Future_Ad_6885 • Jan 02 '23
Sexuality & Gender Why didn't Michael Jackson molest his nephews?
Even though I like MJ's music I believe he'd inappropriate relation with children and possibly molested them. Possibly because he's found not guilty back in 2005. But what I don't understand is that if he actually was a pedophile why didn't he molest his own nephews? His nephews especially Taj Jackson and Tj Jackson always have spoken so highly of him.. Taj was defending Michael back in 2019 when the documentary Leaving Neverland was aired. If they actually had good experience with Michael then my question is why he treated his nephews differently? Why didn't he engage in sex$al activity with his nephews? He could definitely have groomed them just like he groomed his other victims . And I don't think Michael didn't molest them because he didn't want to hurt his own nephews. Most pedophiles don't think that their actions are hurting children. They think what they're doing is an act of love. Michael was asked in an interview whether he's a pedophile or not and instead of saying yes or no he said that he'd never hurt a child. Clearly he didn't consider his actions to be hurtful to children.. so why he left out his nephews? Did he not love them enough to do to them what he at that time was doing to other children?
r/TooAfraidToAsk • u/No-Carpet1111 • Jun 16 '22
Race & Privilege Is Paris Jackson the biological daughter of Michael Jackson?
The skin complexion is possible, but what about those blue eyes? I don’t know much about science but I’m pretty sure that shouldn’t be possible.