Michael Jackson spent his career as much a tabloid subject as a musician, and this fan-made tribute argues the coverage overwhelmed the man. Produced by Walking Moon Studios and released under Creative Commons license, it frames Jackson's public 'troubles' as the product of a press that profited every time his name appeared, regardless of the story's accuracy. The film leans on his stature as the King of Pop, an entertainer famous enough that any rumor about him became national news, to make its case that the tabloid version of his life crowded out the real one. There is no narrator credited and no named interview subjects in the available material, and the film reads more as advocacy for Jackson's reputation than as investigative biography. It works best as a document of how his fans pushed back against the media narrative after his death, rather than as a sourced account of his life or career.