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Who sold more records Beyonce or Michael Jackson?

Who sold more records Beyonce or Michael Jackson?

Thriller still holds the world record for the biggest selling album of all time. Jackson has sold more records than Beyoncé. Thriller which has sold 106 million records is just about the 118 million records sold of Beyoncé’s entire discography.

Who is the equivalent of Michael Jackson today?

The Weeknd, who performs Sunday at Toyota Center, is the latest name in the MJ mix. The Jackson comparisons ring truest on singles “Can’t Feel My Face” and current single “In the Night.” He appeals to a diverse crowd and blurs the lines between genres.

Is Beyoncé a derivative of Michael Jackson?

It’s obvious Beyoncé is a student from the School of Michael Jackson and she has mentioned many times that Michael Jackson is her biggest inspiration and influence (Tina Turner being another major one). So, if she’s a derivative of Michael, can she ever truly surpass him and become the greatest performer of all time?

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Will Beyoncé ever surpass Michael Jackson as the most influential artist?

Despite that fact, and the fact that Michael Jackson had already solidified his spot before he left us, Beyoncé might be able to surpass him, but we’ll see in 15 years. After all, Michael Jackson surpassed his idol James Brown. Whatever happens, Michael Jackson will always remain the most influential artist of all time.

How does Beyonce’s performance style compare to Michael Jackson’s?

Beyoncé and Michael Jackson are from two completely different eras of music and technology. I would say that when it comes to live performances, Beyoncé has had access to tools and effects that MJ could’ve only dreamed of. Even without all the constant theatrics, Michael was able to command his audience with a simple finger point.

Does Beyoncé’s music still hold up?

But here’s the catch: The music still holds up. It made him the biggest superstar in the world and catapulted him to near-mythic status. While Beyoncé’s Beyhive has taken unconditional fandom to extremes, the cult of Bey revolves more around her starpower than unprecedented creative brilliance.