Addendum: I think I got Beat It to finally not skip a portion of the end of its first chorus in the Number Ones vinyl. Maybe it was my turntable that may have skipped it due to its stylus being a bit dirty or something or something. I may not know.

Also, I based Michael's outfit on the Player 2 red variant of his sprite from the Moonwalker Arcade game to better represent him being on TF2's Team Red. (3/3)
#MichaelJackson #NumberOnes #TeamFortress2 #TeamFortress2Classified

In all seriousness, this drawing is made to commemorate the release of two things, Team Fortress 2 Classified (formerly known as Team Fortress 2) coming to Steam and Michael Jackson's Number Ones coming to Vinyl for the first time. So looking forward to them. (2/3)

If you want to see the original tweet, you can check it out.

Gee, that happened during the rehearsals for the This Is It concerts before they ended up getting cancelled due to his death. Michael really cared about the world so much that he sang that song that came out back in 1995 to reflect it.

This patent is unnecessary and not everything needs to be automated, especially if it's being able to play freaking video games for God's sake. That's coming from someone who has played video games their whole life.

...unless you want to pause and end these automated matches. Heck, even the Super Mario Maker games have automated levels where if you press any inputs outside of pausing, you'll risk dying in these levels because the automation has been interrupted.

Also, fighting games like Super Smash Bros. and Dragon Ball FighterZ also let you do com vs com matches where the AI can control the characters you choose no matter how many "players" there are and you don't have to actually press any inputs to play...

The New Super Mario Bros. games may have a feature called, "Super Guide". Whenever you die so many times in a level, you hit the green block and Luigi can beat the level for you without any player input. However you can still deactivate it and play as him as if you're playing the game normally.

That drawing ended up being in the Glitch Productions collab which is avaliable on Newgrounds for anybody to see. As I said in my retrospective, I am grateful to ever come across this channel and ended up becoming a fan of it. Thank you SMG4! (4/4)

This isn't the first time that I paid tribute to SMG4 since I already made a drawing on it as a homage to the cover art of Sonic Generations after SMG4 announced he is ending the show. (3/4)

If you haven't even watched this episode yet, you are very welcome to do so, it's a damn great finale. (2/4)

*Note: This was uploaded to Newgrounds in April 2023.*