Michael Jackson’s “Human Nature” | Jemele Hill on Prince, Sade & MJ
2026-01-05 · 7 min · 8 entities
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Michael Jackson’s “Human Nature” | Jemele Hill on Prince, Sade & MJ
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Episode description as stored
Shawn Stockman warms up the guitar as the conversation turns musical, and Jemele Hill breaks down her all-time favorite artists — Aretha Franklin, Sade, Prince, Michael Jackson, and Mary J. Blige. Then Shawn jumps into an acoustic performance of Human Nature, and Jemele gets pulled into the moment for the iconic “why, why, why” — reluctantly, hilariously, and fully aware she’s about to get roasted. A raw, fun, and playful moment that captures everything On That Note does best: great music, great taste, and zero pressure to be perfect.
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