Michael Jackson Impersonator Fabio Appears To Confirm It’s Him In Kanye West's “Father” Music Video

Michael Jackson impersonator Fabio Jackson appeared to verify that he was in the music video for the artist previously generally known as Kanye West and Travis Scott’s collaboration “Father.”

Directed by Ye’s spouse, Bianca Censori, the “Father” visible was launched on Saturday (March 28) and depicted the 24-time Grammy winner seated in a church whereas a number of individuals strategy the communion desk, together with Scott. Ye, who’s later revealed to be an alien in disguise, sits close by, simply two pews in entrance of what appears to be Fabio. By the video’s finish, a lot of the church occupants depart the room, whereas a person enters with a big wood crucifix and sits in Ye’s authentic spot.

Fabio, 32, shared his cameo in the video by reposting information about it in his Instagram Stories, seemingly confirming that it was in truth him in the visuals.

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Fabio went viral final 12 months for a TikTok of him stumbling throughout one other Michael Jackson avenue performer and giving the entertainer a glance of approval. He’s since gained recognition throughout social media because the upcoming musical biopic, Michael, is slated to premiere on April 24.

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Last November, Fabio was amongst different Jackson impersonators who criticized alleged wardrobe and stylization errors in the Michael trailer. The late King of Pop is portrayed by his nephew, Jaafar Jackson, in the movie.

“When I saw the trailer, I saw that some of the things also could have been done better,” he stated in a dialog with Michael Trapson beneath. “It was like, ‘Man, how could it be that they messed up on a couple things that shouldn’t be messed up with?”

Fabio additionally shared in a, interview with TMZ that whereas impersonating Jackson is a “big burden,” he wished to have auditioned for the lead function in Michael.