Key Takeaways
- Looze Cannon, the Detroit performer known for viral Michael Jackson freestyles, has turned the bit into a debut single called "Big Michael Micheal."
- Instead of releasing the song straight to streaming, Looze Cannon put it out as a direct download and says he will push it to all platforms once it hits 1,000 downloads.
- Boxer Ryan Garcia called the impersonator "the funniest stuff on the internet right now" in a viral post.
- Rival MJ impersonator Fabio accused Looze Cannon of using AI face and voice filters, a claim he denied.
Looze Cannon, the Detroit performer who freestyles in character as Michael Jackson, has turned his viral moments into a record, and people online are cracking up.
The single is called "Big Michael Micheal” (yes, with each iteration of the name spelled differently), a title pulled from Looze’s own lyrics and the nickname from fans. The freestyles that built his reputation include a trap flip of "Billie Jean" and his famous hook, "A B C D E F G, I need M O N E Y on me.”
You can buy “Big Michael Micheal” for just $1.99 by going here.
Glen Cannon has been performing under the Looze Cannon name since at least 2010. He is a musician, producer, DJ, and comedian, with releases including "Now Or Never" and work with the Detroit group R2G. He once gave tours at the Motown Museum and had an earlier viral run on BIGO Live as "Bigo Jackson."
He put his new song out as a direct download and said he will push it to all digital platforms once it reaches 1,000 downloads.
Boxing champion Ryan Garcia is among those posting reactions on social media.
"I've been dying laughing all day from the Micheal Jackson impersonator on tik tok might be the funniest stuff on the internet right now," he wrote.
But not everyone is amused. Rival MJ impersonator Fabio accused the freestyler of using AI face and voice filters, which Looze Cannon denied.
"I don't got no AI. This is all me,” he said.
Read more reactions to Looze Cannon's viral Michael Jackson freestyles below.
