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Leaked & Unreleased Tracks / Re: Remember What I Told You -...

Last post by AndreaArts - Yesterday at 03:13:57 PM

Yeah I can see how I might have overanalyzed, I just find the alleged timing interesting. Many fans agree that this sounds like a goodbye message. But it's true, Michael wouldn't have wanted us to let him go and forget him, not that I think the song means that, if anything I would think stop obsessing over him. But also, if that were the case, he wouldn't have planted all those other hints and clues for us to analyze. It was more important than ever to focus on him then.

The phrase "remember what I told you and remember for all time" does feel like a reminder to remember the messages he tried to teach us in his songs though. If he did record this in June 2009, it makes it impossible for me to not think that with my interpretation, this wasn't hoax related. But lines can mean anything and we don't know for sure what these lyrics can be referring to. Could be for his children? We'll never know.


Might have not been recorded June 2009 anyways. I'd trust Damien Shields mentioned date more considering he's talked to Michael's producers and had private access to many of Michael's resources to use as research for his podcast.

#2

Leaked & Unreleased Tracks / Re: Remember What I Told You -...

Last post by pennylane777 - January 10, 2026, 06:18:44 PM

Hi!I haven't listened to the track (I don't like listening to unfinished, unreleased songs), but after reading the lyrics and your post, I think it really doesn't mean anything at all. It's simply a rough draft without any real meaning. You can spin any fanciful story around it. Around Michael, there's always someone who knows something, who met someone, who read it from a source, whose cousin worked for blah blah blah.

The fact that there was a sound truck parked outside the Staples Center is completely normal and wasn't there for Michael to record new songs. In this case, the mobile studio was used to record in multitrack what was happening on stage in high quality (naturally, because they already knew they were making a film-documentary). It's a very common practice even during Grammy rehearsals or big live productions: it helps set the levels for the in-ear monitors (which Michael hated!), create presets for the mixer, test effects, etc. That's where the stage sound gets decided.

If this draft had been meant to leave a final message for the fans, he would have found the time and way to finish it, especially since the hoax wasn't planned in just a couple of weeks. And even if it had been a last-minute idea, he could have completed it after June 25, and then released it on Michael or Xscape. A creative person like Michael had hundreds and hundreds of song drafts, as he himself said many times.

Anyway, from those few lines, I really don't see any goodbye message to the fans. Especially when it says "Please let me go." Michael doesn't want the fans to let him go. He doesn't want to be forgotten. He had himself crowned King and doesn't want anyone to take his crown away. In 2009, today, and in 80 years. That's the main task of the Estate: to preserve his status... even more than making money (which is then an obvious consequence of the main goal).

In fact, Michael did leave us a song to say goodbye, and it's This Is It. A song recorded many years earlier, but which best expresses not only the situation of that particular moment - "This is it, guys, I'm done here"— but also what his brilliant career achieved ("I'm the light of the world") and his intense love for his fans. A love for faces seen a thousand times, a love for someone he's never even heard of (his beloved "strangers"), but an absolutely real love. There's an interesting resonance with reality, and I believe he chose it on purpose.

And that's... all there is to it.I think it's pointless to dig into microscopically small details. It's true that there are clues scattered here and there, but Michael wanted to make them visible because he wanted us to know what happened to him. Sometimes the simplest solution is the right one.

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Leaked & Unreleased Tracks / Re: Remember What I Told You -...

Last post by AndreaArts - January 09, 2026, 05:20:29 PM

Your guess is as good as mine, this would had been a really good leak or release in the hoax case. I really doubt he would have just record something like that a week before disappearing and have it not be related. Maybe he never finished it in time and abandoned it, it's not like he leaked anything unfinished, this was a 90 second demo and he's a perfectionist with standards I fear. Or maybe it's as simple as it had nothing to do with it in the end and it was just some creative steam to burn off.

 Maybe we'll get further knowledge and context on this one day.

#4

Leaked & Unreleased Tracks / Re: Remember What I Told You -...

Last post by ~Souza~ - January 09, 2026, 05:05:42 PM

Well if that was the plan, why was it not released? He leaked all kinds of other stuff way in the beginning so there's no reason he couldn't have released this.

#5

Leaked & Unreleased Tracks / Re: Remember What I Told You -...

Last post by AndreaArts - January 09, 2026, 04:55:12 PM

What I was trying to get at is that the song was possibly written as a goodbye song for his fans to hear after he did the hoax and a reminder to look back into the messages he was trying to convey throughout his music and to also not wait for him. Just thought that would make sense with the alleged timing it was recorded. Never came out though, and maybe I'm wrong. Had to get my thoughts out there somehow; it's been bouncing around my mind.

People also think the song might have been for his children but the evidence for that is even more vague, as everyone refers to Paris's Ellen interview, where she says, "If I die tomorrow, I want you to remember what I told you."

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Leaked & Unreleased Tracks / Re: Remember What I Told You -...

Last post by ~Souza~ - January 09, 2026, 04:24:58 PM

Coulda, woulda, shoulda. Conflicting stories of people who have 'sources' and a song with 3 short phrases that can mean anything. I'm not sure what you're getting at here. What would this prove?

#7

Leaked & Unreleased Tracks / Remember What I Told You - Mic...

Last post by AndreaArts - January 09, 2026, 04:11:13 PM

A total of 24 stolen unreleased Michael Jackson recordings have surfaced online featuring recording sessions from 1983 all the way to 2008. Now I understand that I shouldn't be promoting such material because it's just simply not morally nor legally right, but I have a hoax hunch about one recording that I want to shed some light on.

In the mid to late 2000s, Michael was recording some demos that could've potentially been finished for a new album (presumably the 2010 posthumous album "Michael"), but these songs were left in rather a very unfinished and unpolished state. One of these songs is called "Remember What I Told You."

To summarize it quickly, here's a summary by an investigative journalist and author of the "Faking Michael" podcast, Damien Shields, who had the opportunity to hear the track at the U.S. Copyright Office years before the track surfaced online:

"Alternatively titled "Just Remember." Recorded in Las Vegas in 2008. 90 seconds. Scratch vocals. Structurally similar to "Speechless": "Starts off acapella and builds into an epic finale with many [vocal layers]." Consists of a piano and finger snaps. Lyrics: "Remember what I told you, and remember for all time."" 
   
The lyrics to this song are:

[Verse]
And remember what I told you
And remember for all time
Doo doo doo doo doo
Doo doo doo doo doo doo doo
Doo doo doo doo doo doo
Doo doo doo doo dee dee dee

[Break]
Can you do playback on this?
For

[Chorus]
And remember what I told you
And remember for all time
??? celebrating
For the rest of your life
???
So remember for all time
Ahhhhhhhhhh
Ahhhhhhhhhh
Please let me go (please, please, please, oh)
Please let me go
(Source: Genius)

This song sounds like a parting message, telling his fans to remember what he told them, presumably his lyrical messages which holds a lot of political and conspiracy meaning. The song also tells them to let him go, as if they also need to move on from him as well.

Interestingly enough, AlwaysThere from MJJC claims he talked to a reliable source who had the songs before they leaked and that the song was also worked on or actually recorded on June 16th, 2009, contrary to Damien Shield's claims, unless the song was worked further upon that day in which then both can be true. According to AlwaysThere from MJJC, this was the last song Michael ever put vocals to and this was apparently recorded in a sound truck parked outside the Staples Center in between rehearsals. This could be unverified and false information, and Damien Shields claims it to be, but if true, it's pretty eerie of Michael to be working on a song like this when you're about to "leave the world for good" about a week later don't you think? Either he knew he would die or he was going to fake his death.

With the hoax narrative, I wonder if Michael was intending to release this specific recording posthumously at some point as a hoax hint, the song can be seen as evidence of him faking his death if you see this in the context of it being a goodbye song, and reminding us to study his messages, but also not to hold onto him so much -- and along with the context of when this song was being worked on.

If he did want us to let him go, that does make me question whether he really is planning to surface again. Issue is, the recording was never released, the message in the song might not hold as much merit now as it could had been intended to then. You never know, I could be looking into this too hard or focusing on one angle too hard to not focus on another, I could be wrong completely, it's all interpretation and speculation.

I do believe this song could have made a death hoax come off as a bit too obvious at a surface level look, which I think he was avoiding which could have been what stopped a release, but this is all my speculation. I could never see something like this on a posthumous album like Michael unless it was intended to be an interlude, outro, or a worked further on to be a full fledged song. I could see this being in the second disc of the This Is It soundtrack or even in the credits of the movie too, just never was which is such a shame for something so beautiful in my opinion.

I won't be providing a link to the song because as I said, it was leaked by greedy collectors without the authorization of the Michael Jackson estate, and if it was never released, chances are Michael didn't want us to hear this. I only encourage discussion based on the lyrics I sent here if that is appropriate enough!

#8

Messages to Michael / Re: OPEN THREAD TO MICHAEL JAC...

Last post by AndreaArts - November 26, 2025, 03:24:50 PM

Well I don't think it's just that alone I'm sure, but I wouldn't know a perfect description from the top of my head. I think you obviously do better explaining of it in your videos, and then there's the Joe M ones too.

#9

Messages to Michael / Re: OPEN THREAD TO MICHAEL JAC...

Last post by ~Souza~ - November 26, 2025, 03:20:47 PM

That's what you think Q is? That's way too simple.

#10

Messages to Michael / Re: OPEN THREAD TO MICHAEL JAC...

Last post by AndreaArts - November 26, 2025, 01:31:58 PM

So the theory is that he was a secret informant that gave information to the military aka "Q" to help take down a global satanic cabal that traffics children to harvest them for adrenochrome and satanic rituals, and that he faked his death in order to enter witness protection to stay safe until it's all taken down by Trump and his administration. I'm open minded to the theory at best, I look out for it, but I'm not entirely settled on it either. However, the coincidences and similarities between Michael and Q are there, I'd say watch Souza's videos as they give a good insight into it all.

I can 75% believe Michael faked his death considering many intriguing factors at play, and I believe he planned this since the late 80s-mid 90s, and I do believe he did it to wake our minds to the lies of the world and media. He has always been exposing and confronting social and political issues in his music. He's mentioned the FBI, claiming Sneddon had ties to the CIA which implies he was spreading awareness about their corrupted agendas and had something against him, he called out the Government in TDCAU, called out the media (Y'know what song), corruption in the music industry and has been very vocal about wanting to protect and save children. He didn't even do this because of just the allegations, TDCAU was written during the Bad Tour, read the lyrics of Bad and Another Part Of Me, he was seriously on a mission whether it was just him alone or with a group like Q. I would like to believe him faking his death has something to do with all this, it very well makes sense. But even if he did die, it's still all very suspicious with the way things went down, and considering the messages he preached, it would've happened due to the very same reason.

But please watch Souza's videos for more insight on what ties Michael to Q to dig into all this. I try to not side politically and stay unbiased in that sense so I don't sit with the theory entirely myself because you can never be too sure, I think him being alive alone is more provable, but it will definitely make you sit there and go hmmmmmmmm.