Michael Jackson's classic "Beat It": Persist in working hard for the good

Tonight, listen to a classic "Beat It" from Michael Jackson. I believe that when you know the story behind this song, you will like it more.


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"Beat It"



Singing: Michael Jackson

Lyrics: Michael Jackson

: Michael Jackson

Release time: A song against social violence in 1982. By Michael Jackson (Michael Jackson) lyrics, composition and singing. The arrangement was done with Quincy Jones. One of the main songs included in his 1982 album "Thriller".

"Beat It" was shortlisted for 500 classics in the history of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and also shortlisted for the Best 100 Rock Guitar Solo in Rolling Stone Magazine.

Beat It

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lyrics summary

They told him don't you ever come around here

They told him: Do you dare to come again?

Don't wanna see your face, you better disappear

Don't wanna see your face, you better disappear

The fire's in their eyes and their words are really clear

anger rises in their eyes, and the words are very clear

So beat it, just beat it

Then avoid it, avoid

You better run, you better do what you can

You wanna be tough, better do what you can

Don't wanna see no blood, don't be a macho man

You wanna be tough, better do what you can

So beat it, but you wanna be bad

So beat it, but you wanna be bad

Just beat it, beat it, beat it, beat it

No one wants to be defeated

I want to give up

Showin' how funky and strong is your fight

so all come to fight

It doesn't matter who's wrong or right

Actually right or wrong is not important

Just beat it, beat it

Just avoid it, avoid


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The song


Before writing "Beat It", Jackson thought of creating a rock song that he would "willing to buy on the street", but it was different from ordinary rock songs, like what was often played on the radio at the time. Forty best songs.


Jackson has been setting an example, hoping to make the world a better place through his own efforts.

In the United States in the 1980s, many young people would form parties and make trouble everywhere. School violence in schools was also raging. So when writing "Beat It", Jackson kept thinking about what songs he would create for the children. The most beneficial.

Jackson wrote this song as early as when he was making "Off the Wall", but he was reluctant to show it to others. When making "Thriller", Jackson also kept the song "Beat It" hidden. This song can be described as Jackson's highly satisfied work.

Later Quincy told Jackson that he needed a great rock song in "Thriller". He said, "Come on, where is it? I know you have such a song." Quincy finally convinced Jackson.

On February 14, 1983, after "Billie Jean", the single EP was released under the title of the third wave of the album "Thriller".

Regarding this song, Jackson described in his autobiography "Spacewalk":

"In "Beat It", I want to tell everyone what I will do if I get stuck. This is a lesson, it tells us You should hate and give up violence. I am convinced of this. "Beat It" tells children to be alert and avoid trouble. I don't mean that someone hits you on the right cheek. You turn your left cheek to make you hit , I mean, unless you are forced to a corner, you have no choice but to avoid violence and get away quickly. If you get injured or even die in a fight, you won’t get anything. Instead, you will lose everything. You are a loser. , How do you have the face to face those who love you? This is the meaning of "Beat It". I think that truly brave and smart people are people who can solve problems peacefully, and they use people who can solve problems peacefully. They use wisdom, not violence." The story behind the song "Beat It" and Jackson's intentions of


are awe-inspiring after hearing it! And he also has more public welfare songs composed for caring for children, advocating environmental protection, world peace, etc., such as "We've Had Enough", "Man In The Mirror" and other music. As a result, he was nominated twice for the World Nobel Peace Prize.

would like to extend my deep respect!