Michael Jackson Estate Nearing Music-Catalog Sale Worth $800-$900 Million

[Rembrandt]

The Michael Jackson estate is in the process of selling half of its interests in the legendary singer’s music catalog in a deal in the $800 million-$900 million range, three sources confirm to Variety. While details are unclear, sources say that Sony and a possible financial partner are negotiating to acquire 50% of the estate’s interests in Jackson’s publishing, recorded-music revenues, the “MJ: The Musical” Broadway show and the upcoming biopic “Michael,” and possibly more assets.

Michael Jackson Estate Nearing Music-Catalog Sale Worth $800-$900 Million (EXCLUSIVE)

The Michael Jackson estate is in the process of selling half of its interests in the singer’s music catalog in an $800 million-$900 million deal.

variety.com

Goddamn. Puts the full catalog at close to $2 billion

 

[King Kai]

GOAT

 

[Neo. The Only. The One.]

Worth way more than that.

 

[King Kai]

Worth way more than that.

You already know they gonna make triple quadruple off what they offer the estate.

 

[Complexion]

Stop and think for a minute:

A poor Black boy grew to make loads of loads of people rich beyond their wildest dreams due to his presence, talent and them riding his wave from back then to beyond the grave.

Really consider what I just said. Beyond the surface, ponder the connections and implications.

Just a tiny little aspect of your man and his life...

 

[MikelArteta]

Worth way more than that.

It says half
So it’s worth like 2 bill

 

[Sad Bunny]

I hope his kids get that money.

 

[Neo. The Only. The One.]

It says half
So it’s worth like 2 bill

I know. I'm saying it's worth more than that.

 

[Mowgli]

The leaks make sense now. Lower sale value by leaking songs if they don't sell.

 

[Stick Up Kid]

I hope his kids get that money.

why

 

[BigMoneyGrip]

I thought they sold that shyt already

 

[humminbird]

he's music is still getting push and new fans from tiktok
with no push from record labels young people found it themselves
probably the most valuable music of all time

 

[Optimus Prime]

Interesting, I didn't know that his personal catalog was not included in the catalog Sony already bought from them back when he died

 

[downtheline]

Will that include the Beatles catalogue as well? If so, that is a good deal

 

[MidwestD]

In before Coli accountants start talkin "what about their future, couldve held out
and got more than a lil 800 million"