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5 Records Michael Jackson Set That Remain Unbroken

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Michael Jackson widely known as the “King of Pop,” was an American singer, songwriter, and dancer whose influence reshaped the music and entertainment industry.

Rising to fame as a child with the Jackson 5, he went on to achieve unprecedented global success as a solo artist. With groundbreaking albums like Thriller, Bad, and Dangerous, Jackson became the best-selling music artist in history, blending pop, rock, and R&B in a style uniquely his own

Beyond music, he revolutionized music videos with cinematic works such as Thriller, Beat It, and Billie Jean, and his signature dance moves including the iconic moonwalk—set new standards in performance.

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READ ALSO:Michael Jackson Tops Forbes’ List Of Highest-paid Deceased Celebrities [Full List]

Despite controversies in his personal life, his artistry, humanitarian work, and cultural impact continue to inspire artists worldwide

Beyond being known as the ‘King of Pop,’ he also holds five records that remain unbeaten; here are they:

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1. Best-Selling Album of All Time (“Thriller”)

Michael Jackson’s Thriller (1982) remains the best-selling album in history, with over 70 million certified copies sold worldwide (and over 100 million claimed). No album has surpassed it globally.

READ ALSO:Michael Jackson Sent To Prison For Internet Fraud

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2. Most Grammy Awards Won in a Single Night (Male Artist)

At the 1984 Grammy Awards, Jackson won 8 Grammys in one night for Thriller and E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial. This remains a record for a male artist (only tied, never beaten).

3. First Artist to Top Billboard Hot 100 in 5 Different Decades

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Michael Jackson is the only artist to have No. 1 hits on the Billboard Hot 100 in five different decades (1960s with the Jackson 5, 1970s, 1980s, 1990s, and posthumously in the 2000s).

4. Most Successful Music Video of All Time (“Thriller”)

The thrillerr short film is still considered the most successful music video ever, recognized by Guinness World Records. It was the first music video inducted into the National Film Registry (U.S. Library of Congress).

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BREAKING: Nollywood Actor Alex Ekubo Is Dead

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Famous Nollywood actor, Alex Ekubo, is dead.

A Nollywood source, who does not wish to be named, informed DAILY POST that Alex was rushed to the hospital on Monday.

The source said the actor had been battling kidney cancer

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The actor passed away on Tuesday afternoon after spending hours on life support.

READ ALSO:Again, Tragedy Hits Nollywood As Another Actress Dies

Alex was rumoured to be suffering from serious health issues in May 2025 after months of social media disappearance.

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A check confirmed that Ekubo’s last social media post was on December 30, 2024.

 

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‘He’s A Complete Musician’ – Don Jazzy Names His Best Artiste

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Nigerian record producer and music executive Michael Collins Ajereh, popularly known as Don Jazzy, has named alternative rock singer Johnny Drille as his best musician.

The Mavin boss said Johnny Drille’s music is unique, stressing that he is a complete musician.

Speaking in a recent episode of the Crea8torium podcast, Don Jazzy claimed that Johnny Drille has no rival in the Nigerian music industry.

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READ ALSO:How Don Jazzy, D’banj Betrayed Me – JJC Skillz

“If you look at the Nigerian music industry right now, there is nobody like Johnny Drille. He is in a world of his own. He is like the best musician – the complete musician that I know. He is versatile. He mix, write, sing. He does everything.

“He is also an amazing performer – the way he sounds in the studio is the same way he sounds in live shows,” he said.

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AMVCA 2026: Full List Of Winners

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The 12th edition of the Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards, AMVCA, took place on Saturday evening at the Eko Hotel and Suites in Lagos.

The awards celebrate excellence in African film, television and digital storytelling.
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Here is the full list of winners and nominees across all categories.

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Best Supporting Actor

Lateef Adedimeji – Gingerrr

Simileoluwa Hassan – The Yard

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Femi Branch – Owambe Thieves

Gabriel Afolayan – Colours Of Fire

Femi Adebayo – King Of Thieves 2

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Bucci Franklin – To Kill A Monkey – WINNER

Lateef Adedimeji – Red Circle

Uzor Arukwe – Behind The Scenes

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Best Supporting Actress

Olamide Kidbaby – Oversabi Aunty

Linda Ejiofor – The Herd – WINNER

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Bisola Aiyeola – Gingerrr

Nadia Dutch – Aljana

Sola Sobowale – The Covenant

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Amal Umar – The Herd

Juliebrenda Nyambura – MTV Shuga Mashariki

Funke Akindele – Behind The Scenes

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Best Lead Actor

Lateef Adedimeji – Lisabi: A Legend Is Born

William Benson – To Kill A Monkey

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Mike Ezuruonye – Oversabi Aunty

Kanayo O. Kanayo – Grandpa Must Obey

Khumbuza Meyiwa – Bet I Love You

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Uzor Arukwe – Colours Of Fire – WINNER

Wale Ojo – 3 Cold Dishes

Femi Branch – Red Circle

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Best Lead Actress

Linda Ejiofor – The Serpent’s Gift – WINNER

Bimbo Akintola – To Kill A Monkey

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Ifeoma Fafunwa – The Lost Days

Ariyike Owolagba – Something About The Briggs

Sola Sobowale – Her Excellency

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Scarlet Gomez – Behind The Scenes

Genoveva Umeh – The Herd

Gloria Anozie-Young – Mother Of The Brides

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Best Director

Akinola Davies Jr.- My Father’s Shadow – WINNER

Tunde Kelani – Cordelia

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James Omokwe – Osamede

Daniel Etim Effiong – The Herd

Yemi Filmboy Morafa – Gingerrr

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Asurf Amuwa Oluseyi – 3 Cold Dishes

Best Overall Movie

Gingerrr

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The Herd

My Father’s Shadow – WINNER

READ ALSO:AMVCA 2024: Kehinde Bankole Wins Best Lead Actress Award[VIDEO]

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3 Cold Dishes

The Serpent’s Gift

Behind The Scenes

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Best Digital Content Creator

Elozonam Ogbolu, Genoveva Umeh

Akwaman

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Destiny Ogie Osarewinda

Emmanuel Kanaga, Sophia Chisom – WINNER

Benedict Ehimare Oriaifo

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Taaooma

Steve Chuks

Best Indigenous Language Film (West Africa)

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The Serpent’s Gift

Lisabi: A Legend Is Born – WINNER

Labake Olododo

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Olorisha

Aljana

Best Indigenous Language Film (East Africa)

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Inside Job

Sayari

Addis Fikir – WINNER

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My Son

Kimote

Best Indigenous Language Film (South Africa)

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Bet I Love You

Sebata: The Beast

Ben Made It

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Terra Of Queens And Kuma 2

Tlhaho Ya Mosadi – WINNER

Best Indigenous Language Film (North Africa)

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The Omnipresent

The Delivery

The Hidden Voice

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This Is Portsaid

Artal Alhanin: Our Memories – WINNER

Best Indigenous Language Film (Central Africa)

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Mabanda – WINNER

Safou: A Gift From Nature

Golden Spoon

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Best Scripted M-Net Original

Adam to Eve

READ ALSO:AMVCA 2026 Nominations List: Possible Surprises, Snubs

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Mother of the Bride

The Yard

The Low Priest – WINNER

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Bobo

Best Unscripted M-Net Original

Nigerian Idol S10 – WINNER

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Ultimate Girls Trip: Africa

Chapa Chapa My Love

Out N About (Harar)

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Undugu

Best Indigenous M-Net Original

Inimba – WINNER

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Kukoyi

Undugu

Out N’ About (Harar)

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Kampala Creme

The Chocolate Empire

Mgbuka

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Best Short Film

Fleas

Rise

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Telephone

Hussaini – WINNER

My Body, God’s Temple

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Best Cinematography

Jermaine Edwards – My Father’s Shadow – WINNER

Kabelo Thathe – To Kill A Monkey

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Emmanuel Igbekele – The Herd

Daanong Gyang – Finding Nina

Emmanuel Igbekele – The Serpent’s Gift

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KC Obiajulu – Stitches

Emmanuel Igbekele – Gingerrr

Best Editing

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Kazeem Agboola – Cordelia

Omar Guzman Castro – My Father’s Shadow

Wanguma Peter Chidebere, Dele Doherty – Landline

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Asurf Amuwa Oluseyi – 3 Cold Dishes

Winston Aig-Ohioma – Osamede

Daniel Anyiam – To Kill A Monkey – WINNER

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READ ALSO:AMVCA 2025: Iyo Prosper Edges Taaooma, Brain Jotter To Win Content Creator Award

Best Sound Design

Pius Fatoke, CJ Mirra – My Father’s Shadow – WINNER

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Tolu Obanro – Gingerrr

Vaughan Phillips – Ben Made It

Tolu Obanro – The Party

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Vaughan Phillips – Sebata: The Beast

Fisayo Adefolaju – The Herd

Best Music Score

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Shirleen Wangari – Cards On The Table

Xavier Ighorodje – Gingerrr

Isaac Ayodeji – Suky

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Tomi Adesina – 3 Cold Dishes

Best Documentary

Beyond Olympic Glory – WINNER

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The Good, The Bad of Afrobeat

The People Shall

Not Addressing This Anymore

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BOU

Best Scripted Series

To Kill A Monkey

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The Yard

The Chocolate Empire

Inimba – WINNER

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Kash Money

Best Unscripted Series

The Real Housewives Of Lagos

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Nigerian Idol – WINNER

Ultimate Girls Trip: Africa

Offair With Gbemi And Toolz

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Out N’ About (Harar)

Trailblazer Award

Uche Montana – WINNER

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Industry Merit Award

Sola Sobowale – WINNER

Kanayo O. Kanayo – WINNER

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