Michael Jackson’s sons Prince and Bigi Jackson, along with their cousin Taj Jackson, have launched a movie review show on YouTube.
Prince, Jackson’s eldest child, announced the show on his Instagram, where he has 593,000 followers. “We are very excited to announce that we are starting a movie review channel,” he wrote. “We know that this is a very rough first video but we want to take you on the journey with us as we improve and develop the show.”
That “very rough” video he’s referring to is the show’s first episode, where he, Bigi, and Taj dissect the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s latest installment, Avengers: Endgame.
For now, the show is hosted on Prince’s YouTube account, which was created in 2015 and has 10,500 subscribers. (Before now, Prince primarily posted headcam videos taken while riding his motorcycle.) But the trio plans to move the show to its own dedicated account, Prince said.
He added that any input from viewers is welcome as he and his family members explore content creation.
The show’s debut episode marks one of the few times 17-year-old Bigi, Jackson’s youngest child (he and Prince also have a sister, Paris), has stepped into the public eye. He has a rarely-used Twitter account with a few thousand followers, but otherwise has stayed away from joining social media channels, and doesn’t often do interviews or publish photos of himself.
While Prince and Bigi are new to YouTube, Jackson’s family as a whole is not. The family and Jackson’s estate recently turned to YouTube to release a two-hour concert film about him prior to the release of HBO’s documentary Leaving Neverland.
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