The sixth track on the album, “D.S.” is aimed at the man most responsible for Michael’s descent from the top of the pop mountain

Michael lays out his grievances, accusations, and assumptions against Tom Sneddon who – at the time, and later in the People v. Jackson trial – seemed to have a personal vendetta against him. During the 2005 trial, fans outside the courthouse sang this song ad infinitum – MJ would later be acquitted of all charges.

D.S. is also notable for being one of few songs Michael would use a sample in – this one being Yes' “Owner of a Lonely Heart”. Not only that, but this is the soft-spoken superstar’s only diss song…making it ripe for inclusion on Rap Genius.