Sexyy Red Got Taken Out After This DISGUSTING Video About Micheal Jackson!
February 14, 2026
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The estate of Michael Jackson is condemning rapper Sexyy Red for what it calls the unauthorized use of the late pop icon’s hit song “Beat It” in a newly released track.
In a statement issued this week, representatives for the estate said they were “deeply disappointed” by the use of elements from “Beat It,” one of Jackson’s signature songs from the blockbuster 1982 album Thriller.
“Michael Jackson’s music is protected by copyright and by a legacy that is carefully managed to honor his artistic vision,” the statement read. “The unauthorized sampling and alteration of ‘Beat It’ undermines that legacy and violates the rights of the Estate.”
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