Michael Jackson's iconic music video for 'Thriller' has recently surpassed one billion views on YouTube, marking it as the King of Pop's fourth video to achieve this milestone, following 'Beat It,' 'Billie Jean,' and 'They Don’t Care About Us.' Directed by John Landis, the 13-minute short film premiered on MTV in December 1983, showcasing Jackson's legendary choreography and a captivating storyline that includes a transformation into a werewolf. The video has been celebrated for its cultural significance, being the first music video inducted into the National Film Registry in 2009. Fans have taken to social media to express their admiration, highlighting Jackson's lasting impact on music and pop culture even 15 years after his passing. The achievement underscores Jackson's status as the first 20th-century artist to have four music videos surpass a billion views, solidifying his legacy in the industry. Reactions from fans include reflections on his unprecedented influence and the timeless nature of his work.