About

One of the most famous musicians in the United States, Michael Jackson had a long and wildly successful career, with hits like Thriller and Smooth Criminal. In his private life, however, the elusive pop singer was highly eccentric, getting generous amounts of plastic surgery to change his look, having his testicles and semen locked away at the University of California-Davis, behaving childishly and spending lots and lots of time around small children... surprisingly, completely innocently, and anyone who thinks otherwise is ignorant. Deep down, however, Jackson's true desire was to be a small, young white girl who could have fun without responsibility and compete in pageants, much like Honey Boo Boo.

He hid in the town of South Park as Martin Jefferson while on the run on bogus child molestation charges before moving back to Los Angeles, where he later died. He left behind his son, Blanket Jefferson, and in death, briefly possessed Ike Broflovski and delayed the arrival of countless others to Hell. He, too, has gained the ability to cross between planes of existence -- perhaps via the assistance of a performing hologram, which was later freed during Lorde's performance at the Pepsi Center and returned to South Park and his old estate, where he was arrested. He teamed up with a hologram of Tupac Shakur to take out the SMP Boss on live television.

Memorable Quotes

• "No no, that's ignorant."
• "Come on, let's play!"
• "Do you want to see my Wishing Tree?" (The Jeffersons)

Alter Egos

Martin Jefferson

Michael Jackson's Hologram

Little Miss Jackson

Featured Episodes

• Pinkeye (s01e07; referenced)
• The Mexican Staring Frog of Southern Sri Lanka (s02e06; mentioned)
• The Jeffersons (s08e07)
• Tonsil Trouble (s12e01; cameo in photograph)
• Dead Celebrities (s13e08; ghost)
• 200 (s14e05; cameo)
• #REHASH (s18e09; hologram)
• #HappyHolograms (s18e10; hologram)

Bonus Factoids

• According to Chef Aid: The South Park Album, his frozen semen and testicles are stored at the University of California-Davis under the name 'Jack Michaelsen', under the attendance of a young woman named Jennifer, and were used to create Dr. Alphonse Mephesto's assistant Kevin.
• At eight references, Michael Jackson clocks in as one of South Park's most spoofed celebrities to date.