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Newly Surfaced Michael Jackson Using His Real, Deep Voice is Creepy AF

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First published at 07:13 UTC on September 28th, 2022.

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The short clip of Michael Jackson switching octaves while performing in Copenhagen in 1997 has led many fans to believe this deeper voice was in actual fact the singer’s real voice.

Rumors have long surrounded the late singer’s voice, with fans bel…

The short clip of Michael Jackson switching octaves while performing in Copenhagen in 1997 has led many fans to believe this deeper voice was in actual fact the singer’s real voice.

Rumors have long surrounded the late singer’s voice, with fans believing he purposely spoke and sang in a much higher pitch when in public.

The clip, which was filmed during Michael’s BAD tour has blown the minds of many fans who are used to his usual falsetto singing.

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