Poll: Will you still listen to Michael Jackson's music following the allegations made against him?

A new documentary has featured the stories of two men who said the singer abused them when they were children.

By Sean Murray Saturday 9 Mar 2019, 10:25 AM

Mar 9th 2019, 10:26 AM 145,649 Views 316 Comments

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Image: Kay Nietfeld/DPA/PA Images

Image: Kay Nietfeld/DPA/PA Images

MICHAEL JACKSON HAS been hitting the headlines in the past few weeks, after allegations about the late singer were broadcast in the documentary Leaving Neverland.

Two men - Wade Robson (36) and James Safechuck (41) – outlined the sexual abuse they say they were subjected to by Jackson when they were children.

Both Safechuck and Robson allege that Jackson abused them, gaining their families’ trust and manipulating them into keeping their sexual relations secret.

Jackson’s family have denied the claims.

The documentary has led to a backlash, with some radio stations saying they will no longer be playing his music while a classic episode of the Simpsons featuring Jackson will no longer air.

So, today we’re asking you: Will you still listen to Michael Jackson’s music following the allegations made against him?

Poll Results:

Yes (14600)

No (4069)

I never listened to him anyway (3083)

No interest/No opinion (1079)

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Poll: Will you still listen to Michael Jackson's music following the allegations made against him?