NAACP Image Award, Association for the Promotion of Colored People's Rights
1. Best Singing Group in jackson 5
197 1 year
NAACP Image Award, Association for the Promotion of Colored People's Rights
1. Best Singing Group in jackson 5
1972
capitol hill
1. Special suggestions for positive role models
NAACP Image Award, Association for the Promotion of Colored People's Rights
1. Best Singing Group in jackson 5
Billboards, magazines and billboards
1. Best single artist Best single artist
2. Best Single Male Artist Best Single Male
1980
NAACP Image Award, Association for the Promotion of Colored People's Rights
1. Best Singing Group in jackson 5
American Music Awards (7th) American Music Awards
Soul/Rhythm Blues Project (Soul/R&; b)
1. Favorite male artist, the most popular male artist
2. The most popular album favorite album (off the wall)
3. The most popular single favorite single (don't stop until you get enough)
Grammy Music Awards (22nd) (1979)
1. Don't stop until you get enough and the best R&; B vocal performance, male
Billboards, magazines and billboards
1. Best Black Artist
2. Best Black Album (Off the Wall)
Money box magazine
1. Best Soul Album (Off the Wall)
198 1 year
NAACP Image Award, Association for the Promotion of Colored People's Rights
1. Best Singing Group in jackson 5
American Music Awards (8th) American Music Awards
Soul/Rhythm Blues Project (Soul/R&; b)
1. Favorite male artist, the most popular male artist
2. The most popular album
1983
Rolling stone magazine
Reader voting project
1. Artist of the Year
2. Soul Artist of the Year
3. Best video of the year (beat it)
4. Producer of the Year
Music review voting project
5. Artist of the Year
6. Best video of the year (beat it)
7. Male singer of the year
8. Soul Artist of the Year
Billboards, magazines and billboards
1. Pop singer of the year
2. Black artist of the year
3. Pop album of the year
4. Pop Album Artist of the Year
5. Pop Singer of the Year
6. Pop Male Album of the Year.
7. Pop Male Singer of the Year
8. Black Album Artist of the Year
9. Black Single Artist of the Year
10. Black Album of the Year
1 1. Best Dance Artist
12. The most popular single/album is the most popular single/album for the audience.
1984
American Music Awards (1 1) American Music Awards
1. Special Award for Special Contribution
Pop/Rock Music Project (Pop/Rock)
2. The most popular male singer, the most popular male singer
3. Favorite album
4. The most popular single favorite single
5. Favorite video, the most popular music video
Soul/Rhythm Blues Project (Soul/R&; b)
6. The most popular male artist and the most popular male singer
7. Favorite video, the most popular music video
Guinness Book of World Records
1. Best-selling album in history.
Brit awards (Third Session)
1. Best British Album (Thriller)
2. Best international solo artist
Grammy Music Awards (26th) (1983)
1. album of the year (thriller)
2. Best pop vocal performance, male (thriller)
3. Annual record (beat it)
4. Best rock male singer (beat it)
5. Best R&B male artist; Best Vocal Performance, Male (billie jean)
6. Best cutting-edge R & best new rhythm and blues song; Song (billie jean)
7. Producer of the Year (non-classic) (shared with Quincy Jones)
8. Best Children's Recording (Extraterritorial)
NAACP Image Award, Association for the Promotion of Colored People's Rights
Claude Hodson Medal of Freedom
H. Claude Hodson Medal of Freedom
American video award (the second national music video award)
1. Best feature video.
2. Best home video
White House Humanitarian Presidential Award (President Reagan)
mtv video music awards
1. The best comprehensive performance video in the past few years.
2. Best dance design and best choreography
3. Best popularity award audience selection
1985
Grammy Music Awards (27th) (1984)
1. The production of Michael Jackson thriller.
Best video album
1986
Grammy Music Awards (28th) (1985)
1. Song of the Year (We are the World)
2. Annual Records (We are the World)
We are the world.
Best pop music performance or best vocal music combination in A Duo.
4. Best music short film, short film (We are the world)
1988
MTV pioneer award MTV pioneer
1. Music Video Outstanding Contribution Award
Outstanding contribution of music video production
UNCF United university foundation for colored people
1. Honorary doctorate in humanitarian literature from Fisk University.
2. Frederick Patterson Award
American Music Awards (15)
American Music Award Soul/Rhythm and Blues Project (Soul/R&; b)
1. Favorite single, most popular single
Brit awards (Seventh)
1. Best international solo artist
Soul Train Music Award Soul Train Music Award
1. Best R&B album of the year; Best album of the year
2. Best Male Singer of the Year and Best Single
Billboards, magazines and billboards
1. Best Black Artist
1989
NAACP Association for the Promotion of Colored People's Rights Image Award (2 1)
1. Best male artist (bad)
2. album of the year (poor)
3. Leonard Carter Humanitarian Award
Leonard Carter Humanitarian Award
American Music Awards (16) American Music Awards
1. Special Achievement Award
Brit awards (Eighth)
1. Best international solo artist
2. Best Music Video (Smooth Criminal)
3. Best international artist, male
World Music Award World Music Award
1. hall of fame
2. Video Lifetime Achievement Award.
3. The most popular video, viewers choose # 1 video (Dirty Diana)
MTV Music Video Awards (6th)
1. Video Pioneer Award-the greatest video in world history
Video Pioneer Award-The Greatest Video in World History
Bulletin board magazine (annual ranking) bulletin board
1. champion black artist # 1 black artist
2. Pop/R&B Champion Album # 1 Album-Pop/R&; B (thriller)
Rolling stone magazine
1. Ten-year video (thriller), the best video of the decade
1990
National Film Foundation American Film Awards Foundation
1. Ten years of artists, ten years of best artists.
Grammy Music Awards (32nd) (1989)
1. Best Music Video-Short Film
Soul Train Music Award Soul Train Music Award
1. The best artist in ten years.
White House (President Bush) White House
1. Best Artist of the Decade Award
1992
billionaire
1. Lifetime Achievement Award
1993
Image Award of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People for Civil Rights (25th)
1. Outstanding Music Video Award (black and white)
2. 25th Anniversary Artist Award 25th Anniversary Silver Award Artist of the Year Award
American Music Awards (20th) American Music Awards
1. The most popular pop/rock album.
2. The most popular soul/rhythm and blues single favorite single, soul/r&; B
3. Special International Artist Award
Grammy Music Awards (35th) (1984)
1. Living Legend Award
Soul Train Music Award (7th) Soul Train Music Award
1. 1993 humanitarian award
2. Best R&B album; B album (dangerous)
3. Best R & amp；; B single; Single (remember the time)
World Music Awards (6th) World Music Awards
1. The best-selling pop singer in the world.
2. The best-selling artist in America, the best-selling artist in America
3. The best-selling artist in the world in this century.
Guinness Book of World Records
1. Lifetime Achievement Award
1995
MTV Music Television Award (12)
1. Best Dance Video (Scream)
2. Best Dance (Scream)
3. Best Production Designer ()
1996
World Music Awards (8th) World Music Awards
1. Best-selling album in history (thriller)
2. Best male pop singer
3. Best Rhythm and Blues Artist
4. Best male singer
5. Best American Male Singer
Michael Jackson went to the Guinness World Records Headquarters in London, England, for recognition.
In 2006
Nine items in Guinness World Records
Thriller, the best-selling album in the history of the world, sold more than 1040,000 worldwide, and stayed for 80 weeks before10 in the American billboard music charts.
Ghost, the longest music video in history (35 minutes)
The World Bank's most expensive music video, Scream (production cost $7 million).
Thriller, the most successful music video (sales of 654.38+0 million sets)
The youngest singer to win the American singles chart (1 1 year-old, lead singer of Jackson5)
This album (Thriller, 37 weeks) has topped the American charts for the longest time.
You're not the only singer who won the American music charts in the first week of single release.
The most successful artist in the history of the world, and the star who supports charities the most (39 charities).
The most valuable Oscar trophy (1On June 2nd, 1999, Jackson photographed David O. Selznick's "Gone with the Wind" trophy at Sotheby's for 154.2 dollars).
MJ was awarded the World Music Award.
Best-selling singer diamond award (special award)
Global sales exceeded 750 million copies, and the album "Thriller" set a record of global sales exceeding 100 million! )
2002
In 2002, he won the Millennium Bambi Award in Germany in recognition of his status as the greatest pop singer in the world.
In 2009
Save the world award
American Music Awards (37th)
The most popular pop/rock male artist
The most popular soul song/r&; Male artist
The most popular pop/rock album
The most popular soul song/r&; B album
20 10 Grammy (52nd)
Lifetime Achievement Award (Children's Prince, Paris Generation)