Michael Jackson lookalike Fabio Jackson has accused fellow impersonator Looze Cannon’s livestream moderators of harassing him. The dispute has now drawn attention after Fabio discussed it outside a Los Angeles courthouse. However, it remains unclear whether he has initiated any formal legal proceedings.
Fabio Jackson accuses Looze Cannon’s moderators of harassment
According to Complex, Fabio discussed his dispute with Looze Cannon’s moderators outside a Los Angeles courthouse. He accused the moderators of harassment, raising questions about possible legal action. “I’m just minding my own business, and he keeps talking about me,” Fabio said about Cannon. He suggested that the ongoing feud was driven by a desire for online attention, adding, “I don’t know why. I think it’s for views,”
However, it remains unclear whether Fabio intends to pursue legal action or whom he might target. Complex reported that a search of Los Angeles Superior Court records found no filings under his legal name, Fabio James, at the time of publication.
The dispute between the impersonators escalated after Fabio accused Looze Cannon of using artificial intelligence (AI) face and voice filters. He alleged that Cannon used the technology to make his impersonation more convincing. Fabio also accused him of bullying people over their weight and disabilities.
Cannon, whose real name is Glen Cannon, denied using AI filters. “I don’t got no AI. This is all me,” he said. The Detroit-based musician, producer, DJ, and comedian has gained a substantial online following through his impersonations.
Meanwhile, Cannon has gained more than one million TikTok followers and attracted celebrity attention through his livestreams. Tiffany Haddish, Snoop Dogg, and Timbaland have all appeared during his broadcasts. He has also released his debut single, “Big Michael Micheal,” building on the popularity of his social media content.
Meanwhile, Fabio announced that he was leaving TikTok’s creator program to focus on technology and unboxing videos on YouTube. Fabio initially gained recognition for his striking resemblance to Michael. He also appeared in Kanye West’s music video for “Father,” directed by Bianca Censori and featuring Travis Scott.
