When Drake dropped his tracklist with features on your Instagram timeline many eyes were surprised to see Michael Jackson posthumously making an appearance on Scorpion. The single has received some mixed reactions online but one person who is firmly against the record is Austin Brown, the King of Pop’s nephew.
“I’m not okay with it,” Austin shares with TMZ. “I feel like if he didn’t finish it, you shouldn’t use it.”
Brown made sure to reveal he didn’t think negatively of Drizzy sharing his admiration for his talent but thought the use of the unfinished song was a way of abusing the legacy of the iconic singer. The use of Michael in “Don’t Matter to Me” is allegedly from a session that dropped prior to the highly successful Thriller album.
Michael Jackson isn’t the only feature on The 6ix God’s Scorpion album, he also brought the help of the late Static Major and Jay-Z, whose lyrics in regards to the death of XXXTentacion have both received praise and become a topic of conversation.
What do you think? Were the inclusions of Jackson untouchable or not? Sound off in the comments below.
