These are not all the awards that MJ won but it's a good list!! 
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1970
NAACP Image Awards: Best Singing Group of the Year (Jackson 5) 

1971
Grammy Awards: Best Pop Song, "ABC" 
NAACP Image Awards: Best Singing Group of the Year(Jackson 5) 

1972
Billboard Awards: 
Top Singles Artist of the Year 
Top Singles Male of the Year 
Golden Globe Awards: "Ben" 
NAACP Image Awards: Best Singing Group (Jackson 5) 
U.S. Congress: Special Commendation For Positive Role Models 
1980
American Music Awards: 
Favorite Male Soul Artist 
Favorite Soul Album, "Off The Wall" 
Favorite Soul Single, "Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough" 
Billboard Awards: 
Top Black Artist 
Top Black Album, "Off The Wall" 
Cashbox: Soul Album of the Year, "Off The Wall" 
Grammy Awards: Best R&B Performance, "Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough" 
Hollywood Walk of Fame: Jacksons receive a Star on the Hollywood Blvd. 
NAACP Image Awards: Best Singing Group 

1981
American Music Awards: 
Favorite Male Vocalist - Soul/R&B 
Favorite Album - Soul/R&B, "Off The Wall" 
British Phonographic Industry Awards: "Off The Wall" Album 
Cashbox: Soul Album of the Year, "Off The Wall" 
NAACP Image Awards: Best Singing Group 


1983
Black Gold Awards: 
Top Male Vocalist 
Best Video Performance, "Beat It" 
Best Single of the Year, "Billie Jean" 
Best Album, "Thriller" 
Billboard Awards: 
Pop Artist of the Year 
Black Artist of the Year 
Pop Album of the Year, "Thriller" 
Pop Album Artist 
Pop Singles Artist 
Pop Male Album Artist 
Pop Male Singles Artist 
Black Album Artist 
Black Singles Artist 
Black Album, "Thriller" 
Dance/Disco Artist 
Dance/Disco 12" LP, "Billie Jean" 
Billboard Video Awards: 
Best Overall Video, "Beat It" 
Best Performanceby a Male Artist 
Best Use Of Video To Enhance Artist's Image, "Beat It" 
Best Use Of Video To Enhance Artist's Song, "Beat It" 
Best Choreography, "Beat It" 
Cashbox: 
Number One Male Artist 
Top Pop Single, "Billie Jean" 
Top Male-Singles Artist 
Top Black Album 
Top Pop Album 
Top Black Male Artist 
Top Black Male-Singles Artist 
Top Black Single, "Billie Jean" 
Rolling Stone: 
Readers Poll - #1 Artist of the Year 
Readers Poll - #1 Soul Artist 
Readers Poll - #1 Video, "Beat It" 
Readers Poll - #1 Producer (with Quincy Jones) 
Critics Poll - #1 Artist of the Year 
Critics Poll - #1 Video, "Beat It" 
Critics Poll - #1 Male Vocalist 
Critics Poll - #1 Soul Artist 
Australia: 
Album of the Year 
Single of the Year 
Brazil: International Artist of the Year 
Greece: Record of the Year 
Holland: Album of the Year 
Italy: Artist of the Year 
Japan:Artist of the Year 
Best Male Vocalist 
Album of the Year 
Spain: Most Important Foreign Album 
United Kingdom: 
Album of the Year 
Artist of the Year 

1984
American Music Awards: 8 awards 
Special Award Of Merit 
Favorite Male Vocalist-Pop/Rock 
Favorite Single-Pop/Rock, "Billie Jean" 
Favorite Album-Pop/Rock, "Thriller" 
Favorite Video-Pop/Rock, ;Beat It" 
Favorite Album-Soul/R&B, "Thriller" 
Favorite Male Vocalist-Soul/R&B 
Favorite Video-Soul/R&B, "Beat It" 
American Video Awards: 
Best Long Form Video 
Best Home Video 
Billboard Awards: Top Album 
Canadian Black Music Awards: 
Top International Album, "Thriller" 
Top International Single, "Billie Jean" 
Top Male Vocalist 
Entertainer of the Year 
Crystal Globe Awards: Exceeding Sales Past 5 Million 
Ebony Magazine Awards 
Grammy Awards: 
a record 8 awards won by an artist in one year; a record 12 nominations 
Producer Of The Year (with Quincy Jones), "Thriller" 
Album Of The Year, "Thriller" 
Record Of The Year, "Beat It" 
Best Male Rock Vocal Performance, "Beat It" 
Best Male R&B Vocal Performance, "Billie Jean" 
Best New R&B Song, "Billie Jean" 
Best Male Pop Performance 
Best Recording For Children, "E.T. The Extra Terrestrial" Album, narration by M. Jackson 
Guiness Book Of Records: Best Selling Album Of All Time, "Thriller" 
Hotel Royal Plaza: Presentation Casement "37 Gold & Platinum Discs" 
Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame: 
Star for Michael Jackson on Hollywood Blvd. in front of Mann's Chinese Theater
MTV Awards: 
Best Overall Video, "Thriller" 
Best Choreography, "Thriller" 
Viewers Choice Award, "Thriller" 
People's Choice Awards: 
Best All Around Entertainer Of The Year 
Favorite Video of the Year, "Thriller" 
NAACP Image Awards: H. Claude Hodson Medal Of Freedom 
NARM: Gift Of Music Award: 
Best Selling Album "Thriller 
Best selling Single "Billie Jean" 
Best Home Video, "The Making Of Thriller" 
Presidential Special Achievement Award: 
Presented by U.S. President Ronald Regan to Michael Jackson at the White House in recognition
of his contribution to the nation's campaign against drunk driving -"Beat It" was used in the
ads. 
United Kingdom: Presentation Casement Of Platinum Disc 1985, "Thriller" LP 

1985
Grammy Awards:Best Home Video, "The Making Of Thriller" 
Voted "Hero of Young America" in a special poll (World Almanac and Book of Facts 1985) 


1986
American Music Awards: 
Award Of Appreciation 
Song Of The Year, "We Are The World" 
Grammy Awards: 
Song Of The Year, "We Are The World" 
Record Of The Year, "We Are The World" 
Best Pop Performance By Duo Or Group, "We Are The World" 
Best Music Video Short Form 
Guinness Book of World Records: 
Largest Ever Endorsement For Product Promotion ($15 million for Pepsi) 
People's Choice Awards: Favorite New Song, "We Are The World" 

1987
Bravo Magazine: Silver Otto Award 
Sveden: Best Vocal Artist of '87 - "Aftanbladet" Readers' Poll 


1988
American Music Awards: Favorite Single - Soul/R&B 
Billboard Awards: 
Top Black Artist 
Blues & Soul 
Outstanding Artist Of The Year 
Best Live Show Of 1988 
Bravo Magazine: Gold Otto Award 
Cable Ace Awards: Outstanding Editing in a Musical Special 
"Motown on Showtime: Micheal Jackson, the Legend Continues" 
Ebony Magazine: American Black Achievement Award 
Forbes: #1 Entertainer Of The Year 
Guild Hall Party: Presentation Of Sword To Commemorate "Bad" Tour 
MTV Vanguard Award: Outstanding Contribution To Music Video Production 
NAACP Image Awards: 
Best Male Artist, "Bad" Single 
Best Album, "Bad" 
Leonard Carter Humanitarian Award 
New York Times Best Seller List: 
# 1 - "Moonwalker," by Michael Jackson 
Soul Train: 
R&B Album Of The Year. "Bad" 
Best Male Single Of The Year 
UNCF: (United Negro College Fund): 
Honorary Doctor Of Humane Letters Degree from Fisk University 
Frederick D. Patterson Award 
Wembley Stadium: For Seven Sell Out Record Breaking Shows 


1989
American Music Awards: Special Award Of Achievement
American Dance Award: 
BET: Award For The Success Of "Bad" Tour 
Billboard Awards: 
Number One Black Artist 
#1 Album-Pop/R&B, "Bad" 
Bravo Magazine: Bronze Otto Award 
BRE Awards: 
Triple Crown Award, King Of Pop, Rock & Soul 
Video Of The Year 
British TV Industry Awards: Artist Of The Decade 
British Phonographic Industry Awards: Video Of The Year 
British Academy Of Music Awards: Best International Male Artist 
Cashbox: Video Pioneer 
Critic's Choice Award: Best Video 
Entertainment Tonight: Most Important Entertainer Of The Decade 
Friday Night Videos: 
Greatest Artist Of The Decade 
Number One Artist 
Forbes : #1 Entertainer Of The Year ($) 
Gardner Street Elementary School: 
Most Famous Alumnus Renamed School Auditorium to Michael Jackson 
MTV Awards: 
Video Vanguard Award, "Thriller"-The Greatest Video In The History Of The World 
National Urban Coalition: Humanitarian Award 
People's Choice Awards: Favorite Music Video, "Smooth Criminal" 
Rolling Stone Magazine: Video Of The Decade, "Thriller" 
Soul Train Awards:
   Heritage Award 
   R&B Contemporary 
   1st Annual Sammy Davis Jr. Award 
U.K. TV Show: Goodbye To The 80's Award 
Vanity Fair: Artist Of The Decade 
Video Software Dealer Association: Favorite Music Video, "Moonwalker" 
World Music Awards: 
Hall Of Fame 
Lifetime Achievement In Video 
Viewers Choice #1 Video, "Dirty Diana" 

1990
American Cinema Awards: Entertainer Of The Decade 
Emmy Nominee: 
Composing Sammy Davis Jr. 60th Anniversary Song, "You Were There" 
BMI Inaugural: 1st Michael Jackson Award Of Achievement 
Boy Scouts Of America: Good Scout Humanitarian 
Capital Children Museum: Humanitarian Award 
Grammy Awards: Best Video, "Leave Me Alone" 
Music Connection: Man Of The Decade 
Sony Entertainment (CBS Records): Top Selling Artist Of The Decade
Soul Train Awards: Artist Of The Decade 
Vanity Fair: Most Popular Artist In The History Of Show Business 
White House Recognition: Artist Of The Decade-President George Bush 

1991
MTV Awards: Renames its Video Vanguard Award to 
"Michael Jackson Video Vanguard Award" in his honor 
Music Video Producers' Hall of Fame: Thriller video is inducted 

1992
Billboard Music Awards: 
1992 World Artist Award for the # 1 world single "Black or White" and 
# 1 World album "Dangerous" 
Commemoration of 10th anniversary of Thriller, the biggest selling album of all time 
Bravo Magazine: Gold Otto Award 
Gabon, Africa: National Honor Of Merit Award 
NABOB: (National Association of Black Owned Broadcasters) 
Lifetime Achievement Award 
Operation One To One Award 
President Of U.S. George Bush : Point Of Light Ambassador 


1993
American Music Awards: 
Best Pop/Rock Album, "Dangerous" 
Best Soul/R&B Single, "Remember The Time" 
Special International Artist Award for record sales and humanitarian efforts around the world 
Bravo Magazine: Gold Otto Award 
BMI Awards: 
Two of The Most Performed Songs of The Year, "Black or White" and "Remember The Time" 
Echo Awards: Best International Artist of the Year 
Grammy Awards: Living Legend Award 
Guinness Book Of World Records: 
Lifetime Achievement Award for his unprecedented world records in the world of entertainment 
NAACP Image Awards: 
25th Silver Anniversary Entertainer Of The Year Award 
Outstanding Music Video, "Black or White" 
Soul Train Awards: 
1993 Humanitarian Of The Year Award 
Best R&B Single, "Remember The Time" 
Best R&B Album, "Dangerous" 
World Music Awards: 
Best Selling American Artist 
World's Best Selling Pop Artist 
World's Best Selling Artist Of The Era 


1994
Bravo Magazine: Gold Otto Award 
Cable Ace Awards:Outstanding Musical Special 
Dangerous Concert from Bucharest, and HBO special presentation 
Children's Choice Awards: 
"Caring For Kids Award" (100,000 children from the New York area voted for Michael) 
Crenshaw Community Youth And Arts Foundation: Humanitarian Award 
MTV Movie Awards: Best Song in a movie, "Will You Be There" 
Smash Hits Awards: Best Male Vocalist 
Pop Rock Magazine: Favorite Singer of The Year 


1995
America's Most Favorite Singers Poll: (Harris Poll) 
Michael Jackson is the 10th Most Favorite Singer in America in 1995 
BET Hall of Fame Award: first ever recipient of the BET Hall of Fame Award 
Billboard Music Awards: Special Hot 100 Award 
Billboard Music Video Awards: Video of the Year - Pop/Rock, "Scream" 
Bravo Magazine - Golden Otto Awards 
European MTV Music Awards: Best Male Artist of the Year 
MTV Video Music Awards: 3 awards from 11 nominations 
     Best Dance Video, "Scream"
     Best Choreography, "Scream" 
     Best Art Direction , "Scream"
Popcorn Magazine: 
Artist of the Decade Award 
Best Male Vocalist of the Year 
Poprocky Magazine 
Favorite Male Vocalist of the Year 
Smash Hits Poll: Best Male Artist award 


1996
American Music Awards: 3 nominations, 1 award 
Favorite Pop/Rock Male Artist of the Year 
Blockbuster Entertainment Awards: 2 nominations, 1 award 
Favorite Pop Male award, "HIStory" 
Bravo Magazine - 
Golden Otto Award 
Platinum Otto Award - Lifetime Achievement Award, first artist to receive it 
Best Male Singer 
Best Album, "HIStory" 
Best Show 
Nicest Singer 
Brit Awards: Artist of a Generation Award. 
Le Film Fantastique: (French film awards) 
Best Video Award, "Earth Song" 
Danish Grammy Awards: 
Best International Male Artists 
Best International Album for "HIStory" 
Genesis Awards: 
1995 Doris Day Music Award [given each year for an animal-sensitive musical work],
"Earth Song" video 
Grammy Awards: 4 nominations, 1 award 
Best Music Video - Short Form: "Scream" 
Irish Music Awards (IRMA) : 
Best International Male Artist Award for "HIStory" album 
Hong Kong Hit Radio: 
Best International Male Artist 
Best Song of the Year, "You Are Not Alone" 
World Music Awards: record 5 awards 
Best Selling Record of All Time, "Thriller" 
Best Selling Male Artist of 1996 
Best Selling American Artist 
Best Selling R&B Artist 
Best Selling Artist ever 

1997
Bravo Magazine Awards: 
Silver Otto Award 
Best Album, "HIStory" 
Best Show 
3rd Best Looking Singer 
Live! magazine readers' poll: 
Most Memorable Male Performer 
Legend of Live Entertainment 
Soul Train Music Awards: renamed the video award in Michael's honor to 
"Michael Jackson Award for Best R&B/Soul or Rap Music Video" 
Dutch Music Factory Awards: 
Best Male Singer 
Best Live Act 
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame: 
Jackson 5 inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland, USA