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- SMV isn’t just about bone structure or
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Brad Pitt had a higher Sexual Market Value (SMV) at his peak than Michael Jackson — especially if we’re talking about conventional, general appeal.
Here's the breakdown:
Brad Pitt (Peak SMV: 1990s–early 2000s)
→ SMV: Off the charts. Especially in the Western sexual hierarchy.
- Looks: Universally considered a top-tier male face — perfect bone structure, symmetry, jawline, skin, eyes.
- Body: Lean, muscular, very aesthetic — "Fight Club" era Pitt became a standard for male physique.
- Charisma: Confident, relaxed, masculine vibe.
- Status: A-list actor, Hollywood elite, constant media attention.
- Appeal to Women: Extremely high — he was regularly voted Sexiest Man Alive, became a sex symbol globally, and had a wide, mainstream female fanbase.
- Social Proof: Dated other high-status women (e.g., Angelina Jolie, Jennifer Aniston).
Michael Jackson (Peak SMV: mid-1980s)
→ SMV: Extremely high due to fame, but less traditionally masculine or sexually dominant.
- Looks: Early 80s MJ had softer, more androgynous looks. Later surgeries drastically altered his appearance.
- Talent: Unreal musical ability, unmatched dancing, global superstardom.
- Status: Possibly the most famous man on Earth at one point.
- Appeal to Women: Strong, especially from fame and talent. But a lot of his fanbase was younger or obsessed more with idolization than sexual attraction.
- Controversies: Allegations later in life and his eccentric behavior damaged public perception and sexual appeal.
Brad Pitt had the higher SMV at his peak because he combined:
Conclusion
Michael Jackson, while a once-in-a-generation icon, had an SMV shaped more by fame and idol status than raw sexual appeal — especially in the traditional sense.
- elite facial aesthetics
- masculine sexual energy
- mainstream female attraction
- and status without controversy.
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Michael Jackson (Peak SMV: 1983–1995)
• Looks:
In the early ’80s, MJ had soft, symmetrical features with clear skin and sharp bone structure.
In the Dangerous era, he leaned into a more mysterious, edgy look with strong jawlines, sharper features, and distinct fashion.
His androgynous style didn’t follow the Western alpha male blueprint, but it created a unique sexual identity that women found irresistible.
Body & Movement:
While not muscular, MJ had a lean, athletic build and extremely coordinated body control.
His dancing was inherently sexual — hip thrusts, chest pops, fluid motion — all of which displayed dominance, rhythm, and performance confidence, key SMV traits even in evolutionary psychology.
He was compared to Elvis in terms of how he moved women emotionally and physically.
• Charisma:
Hyper-charismatic, but in a unique way: mysterious, soft-spoken, and emotionally charged, which created fantasy and intrigue.
On stage, he had commanding presence — people froze, fainted, or sobbed just watching him stand still.
This level of emotional pull is rare, and far more powerful than the typical alpha-chad confidence.
• Status:
One of the most globally famous and powerful figures in history.
At his peak, he had more influence than any actor, and even most politicians.
He sold out arenas worldwide, moved markets, and was treated like royalty by world leaders.
He owned the Beatles catalog, was wealthier than most Hollywood elites, and was the blueprint for stardom.
• Appeal to Women:
Female fans literally fainted, screamed, cried, and threw themselves at him — worldwide.
He dated or was pursued by women like Brooke Shields, Madonna, Lisa Marie Presley, Naomi Campbell, and many others.
His appeal was both sexual and emotional — women projected deep desires, romantic fantasies, and loyalty onto him.
His mystery only intensified the attraction.
• Social Proof:
Michael Jackson was desired by high-status women across Hollywood, fashion, and royalty.
He was pursued by multiple famous women and married Lisa Marie Presley — daughter of Elvis — in a widely publicized (and passionate) relationship.
Unlike Pitt, whose dating life was public and expected, MJ’s private life created an obsessive curiosity, which amplified his mystique and desirability.
→ SMV:
Extremely high — globally and across all racial, class, and national lines.
While Brad Pitt embodied the Western archetype, MJ transcended it.
He wasn’t just a man women wanted — he was a force they couldn’t look away from.
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