And the legend lives on! Michael Jackson's "A Place With No Name" music video has been released on Twitter and it's as catchy as ever.

The tweet posted on the King of Pop's account reads: 'It's time! The first ever premiere of "A Place With No Name" right now on Twitter #MJXSCAPE https://amp.twimg.com/v/37e5665c-3add-4b3f-bf82-81d234dcf048 ...'

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The video clip, courtesy of director Samuel Bayer, included outtakes and behind-the-scenes clips from MJ's 1992 hit song "In The Closet". The track is part of the recent album released by MJ entitled "Xscape". The video also included a man and a woman dancing on the beach.

Fans expressed excitement over the unreleased tracks of MJ despite speculations that these are not from MJ himself.

The speculations ensued after his brother Jermaine Jackson told Oprah Winfrey that what he was hearing did not sound like Michael at all. He argued that if his brother wanted these songs out, he would have released them while he was alive.

Jermaine said he was horrified about the songs released under MJ's name and that his brother would die all over again if he heard what the producers of the songs were doing.

MJ has been dead for five years now but fans are still waiting for the unreleased songs of the King of Pop.

Meanwhile, reports against MJ have surfaced including that of James Safechuck admitting that he was sexually abused by MJ when he was 10 years old.  There are also reports quoting maids at his Neverland Ranch allegedly claiming that MJ was the dirtiest and most unsanitary person they have known.

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