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It seems like people are going crazy now that he died. Most of the people that are going insane over it didn't care about him until he died.
junglebeast said:Look who's talking
RiseAgainst said:That was all you had to say?
rootX said:Who is Michael Jackson
Alfi said:Another drug addict entertainer dies.
Sorry for his family and all, but I don't really care.
I wish people didn't deify celebrities.cristo said:Nice. I wish I could have your compassion.
russ_watters said:I wish people didn't deify celebrities.
Evo said:He's going to be like every other bigger than life personality (Elvis) and his legend will live on. I can only imagine when the MJ impersonators will hit Vegas.
Rumour has it that Paula Abdul quit her job on Idol to be the first MJ impersonator.
lisab said:Hear, hear. I have no idea what the fascination is.
russ_watters said:I wish people didn't deify celebrities.
cristo said:What's wrong with treating such celebrities as god-like figures? After all, MJ provided inspiration to many people around the world, through things that he actually did and lived out in front of them. That's surely more real than worshipping "gods" you've never seen.
Evo said:He's going to be like every other bigger than life personality (Elvis) and his legend will live on. I can only imagine when the MJ impersonators will hit Vegas.
Rumour has it that Paula Abdul quit her job on Idol to be the first MJ impersonator.
They're still waiting for a ten-year old boy to step forward who will lie in the coffin with him.WhoWee said:Doesn't anyone else find it disturbing that they haven't buried him yet?
WhoWee said:Doesn't anyone else find it disturbing that they haven't buried him yet?
DaveC426913 said:They're still waiting for a ten-year old boy to step forward who will lie in the coffin with him.
Alfi said:Another drug addict entertainer dies.
Sorry for his family and all, but I don't really care.
Celebrity and notoriety aside, there is absolutely no denying his (positive) impact on the music world.Alfi said:Sorry for his family and all, but I don't really care.
DaveC426913 said:They're still waiting for a ten-year old boy to step forward who will lie in the coffin with him.
Michael Jackson has been a topic of conversation for over four decades, since the release of his first solo album "Got to Be There" in 1972.
It is likely that Michael Jackson will continue to be a topic of conversation in the future, as his impact on music and popular culture is significant and enduring.
Some of the events and milestones in Michael Jackson's life that contribute to ongoing discussions about him include his rise to fame as a child with the Jackson 5, his groundbreaking music videos and performances, his controversial personal life, and his sudden death in 2009.
The conversation about Michael Jackson has changed over time, from focusing on his musical talent and impact to also discussing his personal life and controversies. In recent years, there has been more discussion about his legacy and the impact of his music on future generations.
It is possible that as time goes on, the conversation about Michael Jackson may decrease, as newer generations may not have the same connection to his music and legacy. Additionally, any new information or developments about his personal life or controversies could also affect the amount of discussion about him in the future.