Bad

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"Bad" is the title track from Michael Jackson's iconic album of the same name, released in 1987. This song marked a significant shift in Jackson's style, adopting a more aggressive and edgy sound compared to his previous works. Written and composed by Jackson himself, "Bad" showcases his innovative use of digital synthesizers and drum machines, contributing to its sleek and modern sound. The song topped the Billboard Hot 100 chart, becoming the second of five consecutive number-one singles from the album. The success of "Bad" was pivotal in establishing Michael Jackson as the first male artist to achieve five number-one hits from a single album. The song's themes of confidence and self-empowerment resonated widely, and its music video, featuring a choreographed dance routine, further cemented its impact. "Bad" remains a testament to Jackson's musical evolution and his ability to push boundaries in the music industry. The song's influence extends beyond its release, solidifying Jackson's status as a global superstar and contributing to the album's enduring legacy as one of the best-selling albums of all time.