2022 NEW Michael Jackson (1984 Grammys) Diamond Funko Pop!

Talk about a blast from the past! 1984 was THE year when Michael Jackson danced and sang his way into our hearts, especially at the Grammys. Those iconic moments of him draped in shimmering military regalia, winning a whopping eight awards, are now relived in the new Funko Pop! Rocks: Michael Jackson (1984 Grammys) Diamond Glitter Funko Pop! Vinyl Figure – Funko Shop Exclusive (2023 release).

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The King’s Shimmer: Exclusive Michael Jackson ’84 Grammy Diamond Funko Pop!

Ah, 1984! Michael Jackson dominated the Grammy Awards in a manner few artists ever have.

Remember his striking military-style jacket, sparkling glove, and the aura that said, “I’m here to reign”?

That iconic evening is not just a page in music history but a grand chapter. Now, fast-forward to today.

Want a slice of that magical moment right on your shelf?

Enter the Diamond Glitter Funko Pop! Vinyl Figure, an exclusive Funko Shop sensation.

This Pop! Figure captures M.J.’s radiant essence from that Grammy night, letting you relive his unparalleled triumph every day. Talk about having a piece of music royalty in your room!

Add some glitz, glamour, and Grammy goodness to your space with this shimmering memento.

Michael’s 1984 Grammy magic is now forever immortalized in glitter.

Rock on!

Michael Jackson (1984 Grammys) Diamond Glitter Funko Pop! can be found for purchase at the links below (click to jump!)

Michael Jackson: The King of the 1984 Grammys

Ah, 1984 – a time of leg warmers, neon colors, and MTV finding its groove.

But if there was one shimmering star that year who made a colossal splash in the music scene, it was none other than the King of Pop, Michael Jackson.

Let’s dive into that unforgettable Grammy night that echoed Michael’s roar across the globe.

Remember “Thriller”? Of course, you do! It wasn’t just an album; it was a cultural phenomenon. Dropping in 1982, it had the world moonwalking by 1983.

Those iconic tracks – “Billie Jean,” “Beat It,” and not to forget, “Thriller” itself, were more than just chart-toppers.

They came with mind-bending short films – a fresh concept back then.

And boy, did MTV love it.

Those songs were in every nook and cranny of 1983, changing the face of music and setting the stage for a Grammy takeover in 1984.

Zooming in to February 28, 1984, at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles, you could sense something monumental was about to unfold.

As the 26th Annual Grammy Awards started rolling, all eyes were fixed on one man – Michael Jackson.

Draped in a striking blue-and-gold military coat, shimmering with crystals, and his signature glove (yes, that glove), Michael wasn’t just there to attend – he was there to dominate.

And dominate, he did! Eight Grammys in one evening.

Just wrap your head around that.

For “Thriller,” he snagged Album of the Year and Best Pop Vocal Performance – Male.

Then “Beat It” earned him Record of the Year and Best Rock Vocal Performance – Male. “Billie Jean” got him Best R&B Song and Best R&B Vocal Performance – Male.

And he wasn’t done yet – he took home Producer of the Year – Non-Classical and Best Recording for Children for “The E.T. Storybook.”

Each award presentation was an electrifying moment.

Michael’s love for his craft and his fans was palpable.

Ever the perfectionist, Michael left no stone unturned in his pursuit of excellence.

Those who worked with him, like Steve Lukather from Toto, felt the energy and precision he brought to every track.

Those guitar riffs in “Beat It”? A pure product of collaboration and perfectionism.

But what really stands out from that evening isn’t just the tally of awards.

It was Michael’s heartfelt dedication of his win to the legendary Jackie Wilson, the removal of his sunglasses as a promise to Katharine Hepburn, and his unbridled joy when embracing Quincy Jones.

These genuine moments showed a man at the peak of his career, grateful and grounded.

Thriller, with its 29 million copies in the U.S. alone, remains a timeless masterpiece.

And Michael, with his 1984 Grammy sweep, secured his position as a star and a supernova in the music galaxy.

That Grammy night was a testament to Michael Jackson’s commitment to innovation, artistry, and his fans.

An evening where the King of Pop wasn’t just crowned but immortalized.