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RIP King Of Pop; Micheal Jackson
Topic Started: Jun 25 2009, 11:24 PM (126 Views)
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Not saying it's a good thing he died, but at least he died a legend. Seems many were unsure whether his next performance would be any good. Love his music, it's timeless. Beat it!
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Hukkel
Jun 26 2009, 08:13 AM
But sry Nick. In the back of my head it keeps creeping about his offstage performance and especially the last few interviews where he clearly says it's normal to be in a bed with someonelse his kids because this world needs more love.
But part of me realy never wanted to believe it.

He's clearly the prime example of how being a childstar fucks up your mind and perspective about anything.
True, but people have to remember certain things.
For example; Michael Jackson died at 50 years of age, and literally worked for 45 of those years.

The thing is as well Hukk, did you ever see MJ's version of 'Living with Michael Jackson' ? He released it in the US to clear his name from the things that the original documentary accused him of. In MJ's version, every interview was UNCUT. In these uncut versions, you could easily tell that Michael Jackson was not the man that the original documentary tried to make him look like.

For example, in the original documentary MJ said "My father used to beat me".
HOWEVER, in the MJ version there was more of the interview shown.
It was revealed that he actually said "My father used to beat me, but that's what happened to kids in my generation. That's the way that we were disciplined. And I thank my father for making me the man that I am today".

A very similar thing happens on the part where he talks about ''Sleeping in the same bed as children". Again, the original documentary cut parts of this out, which worked in Jackson's favour.

Basically the original documentary maker decided to make Michael Jackson look like the twat that some people believe he is today, which is a big shame.

I too think that Jackson was somewhat mentally ill (he had the mind of a child), but henceforth do not believe that he was capable of Pedophilia for this very reason.

Regardless of it all, his music and impact was incredible.
The death of Michael Jackson is the only thing in the world that would be as big of a story as when Elvis died. Which just goes to show what a legend Jacko was.
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Jun 26 2009, 01:11 PM
Hukkel
Jun 26 2009, 08:13 AM
But sry Nick. In the back of my head it keeps creeping about his offstage performance and especially the last few interviews where he clearly says it's normal to be in a bed with someonelse his kids because this world needs more love.
But part of me realy never wanted to believe it.

He's clearly the prime example of how being a childstar fucks up your mind and perspective about anything.
True, but people have to remember certain things.
For example; Michael Jackson died at 50 years of age, and literally worked for 45 of those years.

The thing is as well Hukk, did you ever see MJ's version of 'Living with Michael Jackson' ? He released it in the US to clear his name from the things that the original documentary accused him of. In MJ's version, every interview was UNCUT. In these uncut versions, you could easily tell that Michael Jackson was not the man that the original documentary tried to make him look like.

For example, in the original documentary MJ said "My father used to beat me".
HOWEVER, in the MJ version there was more of the interview shown.
It was revealed that he actually said "My father used to beat me, but that's what happened to kids in my generation. That's the way that we were disciplined. And I thank my father for making me the man that I am today".

A very similar thing happens on the part where he talks about ''Sleeping in the same bed as children". Again, the original documentary cut parts of this out, which worked in Jackson's favour.

Basically the original documentary maker decided to make Michael Jackson look like the twat that some people believe he is today, which is a big shame.

I too think that Jackson was somewhat mentally ill (he had the mind of a child), but henceforth do not believe that he was capable of Pedophilia for this very reason.

Regardless of it all, his music and impact was incredible.
The death of Michael Jackson is the only thing in the world that would be as big of a story as when Elvis died. Which just goes to show what a legend Jacko was.
I think that sums everything up, well said. ;)
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Always loved Jacko's music, and could hardly believe it when people told me the news yesterday. Music has lost a big part of its soul.

RIP Michael Jackson.
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i like Michael Jackson music from when i was a child
yeah he died a legend and still have the best selling records with Thriller
In a few years we will have michaeljacksonland(no carnival) like elvis!! fans can visite to pay respect.
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Kisuke Urahara
Jun 26 2009, 09:18 AM
Hukkel
Jun 26 2009, 08:13 AM
Well musicly he was the actual King of pop. Not because he named himself that way like "The Boss" did. But because everyone else gave him the name. He's one of the very few artists everyone can name 1 song of that he likes. No matter what age, race or religion.
So R.I.P. Mr Jackson.

But sry Nick. In the back of my head it keeps creeping about his offstage performance and especially the last few interviews where he clearly says it's normal to be in a bed with someonelse his kids because this world needs more love.
But part of me realy never wanted to believe it.

He's clearly the prime example of how being a childstar fucks up your mind and perspective about anything.

But today we should all just only think about the music. Besides, it's hard not to. Every radiostation keeps spinning those tracks and I bet MTV will be all MJ also.
You're right hukk
We don't know what he did with those kids, or even if he did anything
He himself didn't have a childhood like everybody, so he wanted to be one again (Peter Pan syndrome, look it up) and never grow up
Well and he has got alot of money so alot of people would take a chance on trying to sue his ass for it. In my eyes he's innocent until proven guilty

Though he made some mistakes in life (everybody does those), it didn't make him less epic and awsome then he already was

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My phone is already full of stupid MJ jokes. Some people are born to be dickheads I guess
Well I can already tell you it pisses me off when you disrespect someone that died. They wouldn't find it funny when it was someone of their family getting laughed at
Couldn't have said it better myself.


All those accusations bound to stress him out big time, which i believe lead to his death.


R.I.P MJ.
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