30
Jun
2009
MJ Dead; Get Over It
Posted by B Kenney
Pop King they call him.
But, seriously, come on now. . .
Not to mention the fact that every news channel on television has some blurb posted about the practically plastic man. I ask the simple question, who cares?
This reminds me of the entire Anna Nicole Smith fiasco,\ and how long we had to endure hearing about her problems on the television for weeks after her death.
There are literally hundreds of great folks who have died over the last decade: Heath Ledger, Charlton Heston, Natasha Richardson, Elizabeth Allen, Steve Irwin, Patrick Swayze is fighting stage IV cancer, … and the list goes on and on.
They also passed, and the media sucked up their open emotions and moved on.
I’ll admit Michael Jackson had a few hits, maybe more, yes, but he also had plenty of bizarre circumstances which plagued his life. Let us not forget the confrontation with several children who all claimed MJ molested them. Yes, I said several, in which he paid off more than one “accuser” or even the time he hovered his own baby over the edge of a balcony.
MJ fans will scream in torment about how righteous he was, but really… did he contribute all that much to this society?
Yes, I agree, Thriller was an incredibly accomplished video which brought on years of world peace… but I digress.
MJ was a very talented man before he went bizarre. His hits are still played on nearly every pop radio station out there, and yes, he still will be around even twenty years from now.
But the man is dead, let sleeping dogs lie, and let’s not hear about his overplayed life for the next three months.
Get over it.
For a different point of view, check out this article at Tunes News.
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