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The hottest song in Michael Jackson.
The most popular songs in Michael Jackson are: Beat It, I'll be there, thriller, earth song and Black or White.

1, "Beat It》:flash is the most used single and Jackson's most famous song. As an anti-violence music work, it was shortlisted for 500 classic songs in the history of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and was also selected as the best rock guitar song by Rolling Stone magazine. One of the top ten popular songs in Michael Jackson.

2. "I will be there": This song is a family chorus song sung by five brothers and sisters of the Jackson family. When it was first released, it topped the music charts, and 1992 was covered by American singer Mariah Carey and once again became the golden song of the year. This song is a proof of Jackson's talent. He won the championship of billroad twice.

3. Thriller: Jackson's sixth major album. The MV of this song was directed by a famous thriller, which successfully set a precedent in the history of music tapes. It is regarded as the most successful video in history, winning three awards and six nominations. This song has also won great praise, and it is the first and only work in the history of pop music that has sold over 100 million yuan.

4. earth song: Jackson's best-selling single in Britain is also the greatest environmental protection song, which is following Michael Jackson's great influence in the history of music and calling on human beings to protect nature and cherish the earth's environment. In this song, Michael also sang a song describing reality in a sad voice.

5. Black or White: Jackson's best-selling single in the 1990s. Jackson wrote his own words and music. Feat was completed by American rapper L.T.B and included in the album Danger. The song also continues the legend of the previous songs. After the first week of release, it became the champion of the British singles chart, and the second week won the championship of the American bulletin board, which lasted for seven weeks.