Michael Jackson's short films keep The Station running
No new uploads arrived this week, but the official channel's nonstop stream has reached about 48 million views.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
Michael Jackson: The Station
There is no new release to catch up on at Michael Jackson's official channel this week. Instead, "Michael Jackson: The Station" offers a different kind of appointment: a nonstop stream of his short films, without waiting for the next upload.
The Station is the channel's strongest source of daily views among the videos currently gathering momentum, drawing roughly 340,000 a day. Jackson's use of the term "short films" matters here. Works such as Thriller extended the music video into storytelling, choreography and movie-scale spectacle, making a continuous program of them something more than a playlist of performances.
Alongside that visual catalog, "Michael Jackson - Human Nature (Official Video)" is drawing the next-largest daily audience. The song belongs to Thriller, but its gentle, floating sound offers a very different side of that album from the title track's horror theatrics. Steve Porcaro and John Bettis wrote it, with Porcaro's fellow Toto musicians contributing to the recording.
The other notable thread reaches beyond Jackson's original album releases: "Michael Jackson - Slave to the Rhythm (Official Audio)" continues to attract views years after this upload appeared. The song was included on the posthumous album Xscape in 2014. With no additions this week, the channel's active shelf spans the cinematic Jackson, the softer Thriller favorite and a later chapter of the archive.
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Where next?
The videos drawing views on Michael Jackson right now
- Channel
- Michael Jackson
- Subscribers
- 41,600,000
- Videos published this week
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The numbers
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💡 Test your knowledge
Which album includes Michael Jackson's "Human Nature"?
"Human Nature" appears on Jackson's 1982 album Thriller.




