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micheal jackson pass away
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Quote:"no one is perfect. every one have fault and mistake.
try to think of his achievement and greatness today than his flaw.
He is the greatest stars of his generation.
Thriller is still the bestest MTV ever made."
Yes please! Bro I fully agree with u. Remember MJ for all his greatness and achievements, for the joy and excitement he brought to all music lovers all over the world, for his talents-singing and dancing. Forgive his excesses and mistakes esp. in a complex country like the USA where celebrities living the high life under the constant scrutiny of the media is just so commonplace and routine. He never claims or portrays himself as an angel or the perfect human specimen. RIP!
try to think of his achievement and greatness today than his flaw.
He is the greatest stars of his generation.
Thriller is still the bestest MTV ever made."
Yes please! Bro I fully agree with u. Remember MJ for all his greatness and achievements, for the joy and excitement he brought to all music lovers all over the world, for his talents-singing and dancing. Forgive his excesses and mistakes esp. in a complex country like the USA where celebrities living the high life under the constant scrutiny of the media is just so commonplace and routine. He never claims or portrays himself as an angel or the perfect human specimen. RIP!
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Gone Too Soon - Michael Jackson
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MJ's greatest contribution was his amalgamation of music and video
He was the first king of MTV
The world always waited to see his new choreography and story-telling with every MTV release
Too bad he couldn't draw the line between MTV and real life
He was the first king of MTV
The world always waited to see his new choreography and story-telling with every MTV release
Too bad he couldn't draw the line between MTV and real life
Would like to point out that what MJ had "whitish fetish" mentioned by our bro here is a incurable skin condition call vitiligo. MJ did not wanted to be white as misunderstood by many. I am having the same problem as him. MJ what you have done for Pop music was GREAT. Rip
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Don't mean to be insensitive to you.... But why didn't MJ colour himself brown instead?
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so, did your family bring you there to see the concert???
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I was in secondary school then...
真的是岁月不留人
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so, did your family bring you there to see the concert???
I remember the MJ child molest scandal first broke out when he was in sinkapore in 93
Elizabeth Taylor even flew down to lend him support or something
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i think she was in the tent in front of the stage.
yeah great concert.
madonna did not came to singapore at that time, gun and roses did not came to singapore at that time. michael jackson did come to little red dot.
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damn it.....i sometime think you are my long lost brother..
i was thinking about this song too...
i was thinking about this song too...
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O2 concert in London
the londoner kill him
they are responsible for his death.
those poms who bought his concert tickets have blood on their hands.
Earlier this month, it was David Carradine.
Yesterday, it was Farrah Fawcett.
Today, it's Michael Jackson.
I wonder who will be next?
Good people who provide entertainment to the people usually die early & unexpectedly.
Bad people who bring sorrow & suffering to the people usually live very long & laugh their way to the bank.
Truly an exceptionally talented chap that cuts across 4 decades. Many remember him as the King of Pop but many do not know why he was called that.
Unlike the Beetles, Elvis, Queen and other great musical groups, Michael did something that no ones else had done.
He reinvented the music, the clothes, the style and the dance for every decade and none of it resembled the previous decade. His biggest impact was MTV and video. His visuals were groundbreaking - the moonwalk, black or white and the changing faces etc. His first hit never resembled his last which all the other great musical acts could not emulate. Only Santana came close with a big gap in between. The only other thing that Michael missed out was Woodstock and Santana had it.
Finally "Black or White" brought the world to his doorstep. Enjoy!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZI9OYMRwN1Q
Unlike the Beetles, Elvis, Queen and other great musical groups, Michael did something that no ones else had done.
He reinvented the music, the clothes, the style and the dance for every decade and none of it resembled the previous decade. His biggest impact was MTV and video. His visuals were groundbreaking - the moonwalk, black or white and the changing faces etc. His first hit never resembled his last which all the other great musical acts could not emulate. Only Santana came close with a big gap in between. The only other thing that Michael missed out was Woodstock and Santana had it.
Finally "Black or White" brought the world to his doorstep. Enjoy!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZI9OYMRwN1Q
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