Jackson believed he never got his due, says brother

London: He might be the `King of Pop` for his millions of fans all over the world but Michael Jackson believed that he never got his due, according to singer`s brother.The `Thriller` hitmaker`s brother Tito says that the star suffered daily agony over his status in modern culture, and it bothered him far more than any physical pain.

Jackson, who died after a suspected cardiac arrest on June 25, was certain that media viewed him as less important than `The Beatles` and `Elvis Presley` despite his global fame, singer`s brother told Mirror online. "I feel Michael is free from all the evil he had to encounter because he did not deserve what people did to him. That was Michael`s pain, it was more than just a back pain or him burning his hair," Tito said. "It was the pain of him giving his whole heart, his whole creative self, trying to help people, giving good music. And he just could not understand why people were trying to beat him up for no reason at all," he added. "Michael always wanted people to think he was the greatest. I knew that, millions and millions of people knew that, but the media would never say it. They would never give him his due, even though he had all the records to prove it. "They kept him below the mega stardom reserved for Elvis and The Beatles. They would never put his name next to them. That`s all he wanted when he was living," he added. Bureau Report