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Death Of M Jackson - Ozzyschach - Jun. 26, 2009
50 years of distressful life for him.
Although his near death life was calmer, he finally settled down with his family.
Found a new religion, and then he gets cardiac arrest and dies.
So, what did Micheal mean to you?
RE: Death Of M Jackson - fragbait - Jun. 26, 2009
Well, I became good friends with Billy Jean and we regularly watched Thrillers. Oh, and and we walked on the moon and played some really hard game, we Beat It.
RE: Death Of M Jackson - To - Jun. 26, 2009
I'm honestly in disbelief. Michael Jackson was a huge talent, and will be missed dearly. Nigel's speech on So You Think You Can Dance is really good, and showed how important he was to the world of not just music, but dance. The Thriller clip they showed afterwards gave me chills.
Michael Jackson
1958-2009
RE: Death Of M Jackson - fragbait - Jun. 26, 2009
Yeah, he was a loss. It's too bad his career was more well known for the controversies in it than the music. He will be missed.
RE: Death Of M Jackson - To - Jun. 26, 2009
Well, that's his recent career. His overall career is the music, nothing can deny that, more then 100 million CDs sold can't be brushed off because of some drama that never really went anywhere.
RE: Death Of M Jackson - Spinster - Jun. 26, 2009
MJ was, is, and forever will be the single coolest singer/dancer/performance artist who ever lived. My youth wouldn't have been what it was without his music.
Trying to decide if doing a tribute at Karaoke tomorrow night would be in good or poor taste...
RE: Death Of M Jackson - flamerx1231 - Jun. 26, 2009
i never thought this would happen! MR T CRIES
RE: Death Of M Jackson - Neku2 - Jun. 26, 2009
Rip Michael. I loved his music and he was an amazing dancer.
RE: Death Of M Jackson - matt2796 - Jun. 26, 2009
Lol, lots of people on my myspace are posting bulletins saying that they are happy that he is dead. I am so glad that nobody here is acting like that. RIP M.J.
RE: Death Of M Jackson - raedesu - Jun. 26, 2009
RIP michael. He was truly a geat singer and dancer. I will miss him
RE: Death Of M Jackson - Bey Brad - Jun. 26, 2009
I hope more people remember him for the artist he once was instead of what he became.
RE: Death Of M Jackson - flamerx1231 - Jun. 26, 2009
MR T CRIES MORE. ALL WHO SEZ THEY ARE HAPPY HES CEASED IS A FOO. FOO
i sad
RE: Death Of M Jackson - Black Night - Jun. 26, 2009
i dont really noe much about him but i feel sorry for anybody who dies and btw what new religion
RE: Death Of M Jackson - Aqua - Jun. 26, 2009
RIP Michael Jackson. He was an incredible artist and performer and is a legend. He will be greatly missed. Best wishes to MJ and his family.
Wow, I still can't believe this happened...
RE: Death Of M Jackson - A' - Jun. 26, 2009
So sad.
RE: Death Of M Jackson - driger king - Jun. 26, 2009
man i practicly grew up on his music. i used to love dancing to his song when i was little and he died.
its weird because you here about people dying in there 4os and 60s but never dying in there 50s
(Jun. 26, 2009 4:49 AM)Muslimboi Wrote: i dont really noe much about him but i feel sorry for anybody who dies and btw what new religioni think he became a muslim
RE: Death Of M Jackson - Guardian Odin - Jun. 26, 2009
(Jun. 26, 2009 3:59 AM)flamerx1231 Wrote: MR T CRIES MORE. ALL WHO SEZ THEY ARE HAPPY HES CEASED IS A FOO. FOO
i sad
dude what the hell is wrong with you
Also I played Michael Jackson music all night tonight and loved it, so... See you later Michael.
RE: Death Of M Jackson - Ash - Jun. 26, 2009
Waking up to this is weird.
RE: Death Of M Jackson - Giga - Jun. 26, 2009
(Jun. 26, 2009 8:25 AM)Driger Wrote:
Yes.
Although I never particularly loved his music, he was still an icon.
RE: Death Of M Jackson - Antonina - Jun. 26, 2009
*Cry* So sad.
RE: Death Of M Jackson - Ariamis776 - Jun. 26, 2009
never really paid much attention to the guy, but i did listen to his music when i was 5, he will be missed but some people wont x_x
RE: Death Of M Jackson - theflightyellz - Jun. 26, 2009
Heard about this when I was out last night, resulted in thriller being played the whole way through at the club I was at..
Got to give credit to anyone who's spanned almost 5 decades in the pop industry.
He was a troubled guy, as anyone could see, but he was a credit to the music industry who will be missed by many...
RE: Death Of M Jackson - Deikailo - Jun. 26, 2009
I ought to ask my brother to grab my mother's Michael Jackson collection to listen to while we drive up island for the tournament. It seems appropriate...and much better than listening to half the carp on the radio minus Justin Timberlake and Britney Spears.
Geeze, what a time to depart. It's a shame he's probably not going to be as appreciated by as many as he should be for what he's alledgedly done.
RE: Death Of M Jackson - Anu - Jun. 26, 2009
(Jun. 26, 2009 3:57 AM)Bey Brad Wrote: I hope more people remember him for the artist he once was instead of what he became.
This in all honesty ...
RIP Micheal Jackson
I loved his music and he will forever be the ''King of Pop'' in my opinion.EDIT: Forgot to say - I give my condolences to his family. Good Luck to them.
RE: Death Of M Jackson - Sega - Jun. 26, 2009
I am a big time Michael Jackson fan, i've grown up on his work, easily my favorite music act of all time, the man is genius and paved the way for the music industry. I'm really shocked about whats happened, i really couldn't believe it, I just thought it was another made up tabloid article at the moment right now I am really really gutted, to be honest i looked up to the guy we lost a legend, easily one of the most famous men in the world.
Its a rotten way to go out in my opinion, I would have loved to see him perform at London and gain the respect he really deserved for his talent, I find it so funny right now that everyone who said negative carp are now hopping on the bandwagon Now just realising what a great man MJ was, i wonder what will happen in the weeks to come as teeenieboppers and naysayers who thought liking MJ was "taboo" are now going to respect him because now hes dead.
I really think the pressure caused by Tabloids over the years, his financial troubles and the upcoming 50 show gig at the 02 Arena just did it for him, i honestly think that MJ really had no choice but to take up the 02 shows to help his financial crisis and in the frail condition he was in after the 2005 trails i really doubted he could pull it off, and now its lead to him dying.