I miss you. RIP

I'm still in a 'State of Shock' over my #1 Man in my life passing, and this cold hard reallity is too harsh and bitter to even acknowledge. Truth is is i can't wait to die too to be with him in paradise. It is there that i will forever be at his side and be in total bliss. So until then Michael darling,Love Forever, Rebecca A. Reynosa, Ramona, Ca.92065!................................

Never a fan, but he was definetely talented and even more misunderstood. he is a legend in his own right and I am sure his ginormous fan base will miss him dearly.

Devastated, yes. Surprised? Not really, given all of the prescription medication, he was given.

He definitely had a rough life, and never did get to make the comeback he wanted to make, or that his fans wanted him to make.

Perhaps in death, he will have the peace, he din't have in life.

It'll be weird not having him around. For the last 15 years of his life he was pretty much a side show, an easy punch line and a flashpoint for the rage of people observing the world from the vantage point of their sofa. But there was a day when that same cultural horde regarded him with nothing but awe. He was a great entertainment machine, the dominant cultural icon for a whole decade, and that was after having spent his youth as a tremendously popular entertainer.

After the immediate memories of his personal eccentricities and peculiarities fade away he will be regarded with the greats 20th century pop culture, Louis Armstrong, Bing Crosby, Duke Ellington, Frank Sinatra, Elvis Presley, the Beatles and Joan Jett. He was the total package, singer, dancer, writer, producer, and travelling showman.

Whether you think that he paid a terrible price for his success, fame and wealth or think that he was just a really strange dude, it's hard not to think that his last decade was a lonely miserable existence and a tragedy.

I was sad to see him die,I loved his music in the 80's and some hits in the 90's,Im not sure about the allagations of molestation of some kids. A jury found him not guilty though. I mostly feel sorry that had the family he did,his father abused him as a child,his father is a hateful racist,anti semite,and his other brothers just wanted to cash in on him,I always felt sorry for him in that respect.

While I had not been expecting Michael Jackson to die any time soon, news of his death did not shock me, maybe because he seemed to be slowly self-destructing. The changes he made to his physical appearance -- the dimpled chin, straightened hair, lightened complexion, reduced nose, moribund quality of his restructured face -- gave indications of a person who in some ways, at least, no longer wanted to exist.

I don't feel indifferent about Michael Jackson's death, but I don't empathize with those who are mourning his loss either. I acknowledge his incredible success, but I also see him as tragic and pathetic. Looking back on Michael Jackson's career, I remember that though I enjoyed songs such as "Man in The Mirror," "Beat It," and "Rock With You," compositions that indicated his supposed genius, I most liked "The Love You Save," "Never Can Say Goodbye," "Got To Be There," and a couple of others he did with his brothers almost forty years ago, when, sadly, the causes of his antisocial behavior were probably first taking root.

As an eleven and twelve year-old, when Michael Jackson should have been spending more of his time playing kickball with the other kids in his neighborhood, he was singing passionately about romance and troubled relationships, experiences he could not know first hand for another 6-8 years. Then, in his thirties, when the wisdom that comes from experience might have helped him enjoy his adult years, he invited young children to his home for slumber parties.

The person who earns a living performing in front of audiences of thousands must have an almost impossible time developing a healthy sense of self. He concerns himself with the perceptions and opinions of people whose money sustains his career, looks forward to freedom but seldom knows anonymity, has difficulty adjusting to the relative quiet of the times he is not performing, inevitably needs the affirmation of the same people that deny him any chance of privacy, and ultimately feels most comfortable when huge crowds cheer and applaud him.

When the performer has also achieved stardom at the age of ten and must answer to a demanding and punitive father, the result is Michael Jackson, a self-loathing, confused man who identifies most with his profession, acts out fantasies, and lives in denial. I appreciate his talent, and I still listen to his music, but otherwise don't envy him.

I have been reading a lot of people's comments and I see a few "good riddance" statements. I personally loved Michael Jackson's music and respected his efforts with many charities. As far as the pedophile allegations, he was acquitted of all charges.....period. Everyone has problems in their lives and he seemed to have more then a few but "good riddance"? What a horrible, cold and disgusting thing to say.

It was very sad to hear that MJ died. I grew up almost idolizing him, he was THE king of pop. As far as alot of the allegations that were against him, I honestly don't believe them. What alot of people aren't realizing, is that MJ never really got a chance at being a child. He was in the spotlight from a very young age. I honestly don't think he ever really matured, thus the failed relationships, and why he was able to get along with kids. His mind was still that of a child, thus the neverland ranch. He was living out his childhood dreams through his children and other children. I will miss him, was looking forward to his "this is it" tour.

to me mj is my hero i dedicate all my life to him and his family. he means everythin to me just hope he sees my grandpa up there and also be much happier

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I am saddened by his death though not devastated. I grew up listening to Michael Jackson. I loved his early stuff and he was an amazing performer. It was sad to watch his life turn into such a circus but as far as the child molestation goes it was never proven nor was he found guilty of it and now he is no longer here. So why all the mean, hateful, nasty remarks? Who are you trying to hurt? His family who mourn the loss of their loved one. His fans? He was in the public eye because the public put him there. Nobody is saying you have to care that he died and have every right to say so but I personally find people who sink to name calling and making fun of others pain and lifestyles sad and distasteful.

I liked Michael Jackson. He was very talented. I liked his songs 'Beat it' and 'Bad'. Both of those songs were parodied by Weird Al Yankovic. MR. Jackson was accused of child molestation but Macauley Culkin said that he didn't molest Children and I take his word.
Jackson was a Benny Hill fan. When Hill died in 1992, he was sad. Now people are sad because of Michael Jackson's death.

Good riddance. Guy was obviously a nutcase. Talent? I don't care how much "talent" you have if you MOLEST kids.For those who'd defend his perverted butt, give it up- you and I both KNOW if he wasn't REALLY RICH he'd have rotted in jail,where he would have come to a deservedly painful end instead of ODing on dope in some palace like he did.

SAD TO SEE SUCH A NICE SOUL IN AGONY UNTIL VINDICATED THROUGH DEATH

The Pop King is in the news again. The Coroner has officially listed "Homocide," as cause of death. The mix of sleepers and sleepers put him to sleep. I wonder if his personal Physician regrets the video he put on You Boob?

Elvis killed himself at the hands of a candyman...did Mike do the same? What is the Dif'. Science makes this one murder.

Me and Mike are 50. Well, I'm 50, Mike is as old as you get. I won't miss the weird. I will/have missed the "cool" I grew up with at sock hops, 1978 MTV where he pioneered the video as a tool to sell records, and the dance steps that reduced Sammy Davis Jr. to Mr. Bo Jangles.

Mike won't "die" any faster than Elvis. We won't let him. Passing on didn't "forgive" Either King their gross excesses, but going away makes it easier to focus on the explainable. Both are more cool than weird.

*** stars as we can't miss him until we let him go.

Cardiac arrest?! I'm sure the two quarts of demerol along with every known narcotic and antidepressant on the planet had nothing to do with it.

That's like shooting someone in the head and pronouncing them dead of a brain injury.

Plenty of blame to go around here, including MJ himself, but the sycophantic fucks that allow this shit to happen are ground zero.

I never paid much attention to the dude myself. He's no Willie Nelson.

I am glad we will not be subjected to any more of his antics eventhough I do not wish harm or death on any individual.

Can we please stop all the adulation and constant fascination about him?
I expected atleast Fox News to provide some intelligence in the News World but even they have become the Jackson News Channel 24/7.

Ok This has to be said-
Jackson was a precocious kid performer and later in life attracted a freakish following. He was a circus side show act at best. His Music was never great.
He is famous for having this equally freakish following. His dancing over the years became repetitive.

If he wasn't black and filled the void of young black role models of the day, Jackson would have been forgotten like every other preteen pop star of the 70s. Shout out to Donny Osmond probably performing in Branson today.

He was also the world's only enabled pedofile as people chalked it up to quirkiness and Peter Pan Syndrome. He also named himself the king of POP as part of his shameless self promotion.
His fame prevented him from getting psychiatric help and protected him from prosecution.

People who were attracted to him were attracted to his fame and thought they could easily immitate him as their ticket to fame or the desire to be part of a world wide phenomenon's fan base. Seriously this is the kind of thing we are proud to export around the world?
Many POP stars follow his formula due to lack of any talent.

Good riddance, thank god the freak show is almost over. Now if I could stop looking at his butchered face every time I turn on the TV I would be, "Thrilled"

Some waste's of oxygen are better off dead- and this is one of them...which reminds me of a joke i just heard- Farrah's last wish was for all of the children of the world to be safe- 6 hours later, Michael Jackson died- Go figure?

He was worth something though- he made a great joke subject- rest in eternal death

Michael Jackson was one of the great musical geniuses of our time. People like him always have scum sucking nobodies coming out of the woodwork trying to leech of them. He's no pedophile, sex and child sex allegations are the biggest tools in the evil political arsenal. All you have to do is say pedophile and someone's life is ruined, whether he's guilty or not. Those gutless, evil, scumbag parents getting their kids to set MJ up are disgusting they should be dead not him.
The ruling Elite also have the nerve to use child porn as an excuse to start restricting and shutting down freedom of speech and file sharing on the net, pedophilia and terrorism are the biggest scams used by the new world order to scare the public into letting them pass laws taking away our freedoms. Research 911, gage. 911 has been scientifically proven to be an inside job. Do you really think 911, the credit crisis, the massive recent rise of cancers and other diseases (they're not spraying the skies with air freshener)is a coincidence
Michael was a bright light and an angelic soul, he would have wanted you to stop the killing, the depopulation plans of the new world order, they engineered swine flu and they want to kill millions.

Micheal will be missed by me especially because of his music. He is and was the absolute best when it comes to performing and entertaining his fans. He reached out to all people and joined music fans throughout the world. As far as his personal life and his tragic lifestyle, not one of us will live a life tragedy-free, if we live it to the fullest. He was not afraid to live and love life.

Micheal was not only the "King of Pop," he was the greatest musician that has ever lived up to this point.

God will bless you Michael for all the joy, love and generosity you shared with the world. We love you.

Peace to you and yours always.

I won't miss him at all. Every day thousands of people die around the world and some of them might be more talented than Mr Jackson. No one will remember them. These days people are celebrating his life - actually his terrible life - and speaking about his message of love and happiness that he had for the world. I can't believe it. What kind of message was that. A message of happiness that couldn't bring the happiness to Mr Jackson himself. A message of love, oh my God, what love that could be taught by a person who didn't love himself, so, he did the possible and the impossible to change his color and face. Mr Jackson is an example of person who worships himself and cannot give love to the others because has no love.


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Since I got the news of Michael's passing I've been in a state of shock. I feel like my heart has been ripped out of me. I feel I've lost a life long friend. He was the greatest artist there ever was, is and ever will be. No one will ever top him. EVER. It's hit me harder than I ever thought it could. When you spend your entire life listening to and loving someone, they become a huge part of your life and let me tell you on June 25th a huge part of my life got ripped away. He had a soul that was bigger than this world. He had a kindness and gracefulness about him that just shined through him. He was an angel, and far to good for this old place. He gave and gave and gave and left a legacy that has changed music and the world forever and all he ended up getting in return was disrespect and hate over lies and all the sick trash that people come up with. I hope he is able to look down now and see how loved he truly is. I've loved him in the best of times and stood in his defense in the worst of times, when they were all trying to bring him down. I hope he finds all the peace in the next life that he deserved in this one.


I love you Mike, rest in peace baby boy.

He's gone after Michael Jackson buried


He never cared whether public recognized him or not. He was with Michael Jackson the whole of his life. He sang, danced and behaved the way the superstar did.

He knew all Jacko's secret, but he kept quiet if the press came for it--this never happened. He always had the knack of being secluded, yet Jacko never hid it from anybody when he was alive. Besides, who cared?

When he was a kid, he was not as black as that of Jacko's skin and neither would he have turned white after Jacko had plastic surgery. However, he admitted that Jacko was black.

He was always of a breast of Jacko's debut. But he was too timid to admit to being Jacko. Nobody could separate him from Jacko, as if they were twins. He would never answer if anybody ever asked about this.

We can't say, that one thing about this man, when Jacko set his mind to something, he would react. Did he learn early on about life and unscrupulous few? was he of the man who had endured much--loss of affection and confidence? Again, who cared?

He never tried to be as protective as possible as Jacko did, but only when Jacko wished. He was a short of fickle--only imitated all Jacko's gesture.

From nothing to nothing, just as human being existence; as soon as the corpse was buried, he's gone!

Anyway, Mr. Shadow, thanks so much for sharing a story of life with us.

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This survey is rigged because you have to click on 2 stars to get the "won't miss him" vote and 1 star says "who" like anyone doesn't know who Michael Jackson is. Everyone who votes "won't miss him" would probably give him no stars if there was that option. I won't click on 2 stars even though I won't miss him. No music is good enough for me to idolize a pedophile and a freak who should have not been allowed to have children.

Everyone whining about that Diana Ross-looking cosmetic surgery freak makes me wanto to puke. One less bleached pedophile ..... good riddance!!!


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While it is more than evident that possibly through a lessened indication that it was completely his fault, Michael Jackson experienced a crazed and sad and regrettable life. I know the media has to do its job and give us the unseemly details, as a published music critic I would rather mute these horrible but factually correct snippets and remember the Michael I knew. He was threaded with his brothers to the unreal brilliance of the Motown performers and just as Little Stevie Wonder sang Fingerpopping Time with a huge harmonica bigger than he was, I vividly recall the genius of little Michael on the Sullivan show. Stevie as an accomplished adult prodigy gave us Songs in the Key of Life and likewise. Michael miraculously created Thriller and Billy Jean and Beat It. I want to think of the genius of Marvin Gaye, Diana Ross and Michael Jackson; sure they all had their problems,but the music is what it is all about for me. I in some ways do not think Motown and its players got the accolades that they deserved in those times.

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I can't believe he is gone! I'm still In shock! Michael Jackson was and will forever be the king of pop. Growing up poor in the eighties me and my sister didn't have much but we cherished our Michael Jackson tape. He was a voice that made you hold onto to hope. People can make fun of him and joke about him all they want but no one will ever have the amount of talent he had.

Right now I'm missing the Michael Jackson jokes more than I am Michael Jackson. I thought he had died a long time ago and was just being represented by a mechanical drone. He was just a chemical shadow of his former non-plasticized self.

If you're a Michael Jackson impersonator right now you've got to be rubbing the cleft in your chin, just beneath the soft cotton of the face mask and wondering how you, along with his family, lawyers, publicists, promoters and so forth, can benefit from his seemingly sudden death.

Once the investigation is done then everyone can return to blaming the doctors/handlers and Michael the Icon will morph into Poor Michael. With the amount of drugs he was allegedly in position of and/or prescribed, it's wonder how he could have been considered to be an appropriate caregiver to his three children.

Hopefully his children (just how many Michaels do you need in a Jackson family of four?) will be insulated from the ever revolving circus of their lives. It's hard to imagine that in light of the chaotic like atmosphere he resided that he could have provided a better life for his children than he was afforded when he was their age.

Approaching the tender young age of 50 myself this year I am stunned to here of his death. I feel and still look 30!

He had so very much one would have thought he'd live to 150! With doctors on staff why did he pass? I wish he didn't alter himself. He was a super good looking kid with his dark pigmented skin. Why does color matter? In the end we all are Gods children and we if we are blessed with legs we all have to put our pants on one leg at a time.

You will be greatly missed Michael.
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It's always sad that somebody died, but a lot of people died on June 25th, and most of them hadn't contributed to the downfall of popular music with 30 years of commercial, slick, soulless crapola. "The King Of Pop"? Do you always repeat everything some corporate marketer told you you should say?

Dynamic performer and amazing dancer, definitely. So two stars instead of one.

One thing this whole frenzy of analysis has done is make me petrified of what will happen when Madonna passes away. Her music is just as cheap, shallow and commercial as his was, and, she was still sort of relevant beyond 1987!

Can we move on now?

We will miss you Micheal.

Damn. . .I was going to change my RIA username to "NeverLand Ranch" next week. . .

As a dead celebrity of 'fame' this would rate higher. . .but the rating system (as I read it) has to do with a more personal opinion. . .thus a 'won't miss them' is in order. . .



Farrah died and went to heaven. . .imaginary god asked her how he could make things easier.

Keep the world's children safe, she said. ..

Then gawd killed Michael Jackson.

There was musical and lyrical talent. . .but to call the behavior bizarre is as nice a way as one could put it. Some creepy allegations with no convictions but certainly money changed hands. . .

This one doesn't surprise me. . .a walking psychological disaster with questionable health. . .

Immortal Michael Jackson.
You will be immortal forever in our souls, your songs will always be topical.

Too many people liked him. Most remember him for his dance and then his music. It's interesting he's remembered for something I really didn't like about him - his feminine dance moves along with too much pelvic motion (right in front of every child on the planet.)

IMO, Mikee was a homosexual, not bisexual. I doubt he was a pedophile.

Why is it so many people with the most money seem to have the most problems.

Mikee Jackson got my respect, mostly because so many people liked him and imitated him.

You can only be accused of same crime of nature so many times.

Children are safer now across the globe.

Not to mention, the constant morphing every 6 months of his facial operations.

He got away with his child molesting because of who he is and his money.

Life proves its time is short for everyone again. You, me and the pedophile of pop music.

I prayed for him when I heard the news. God said we all are sinners and desearve hells fire, but He made provisions through Jesus. If you are one who dares not to believe, you better check yourself before you wreck yourself.

Jesus is no threat to you, He is the cleansing stream of water that washes away your decay.

This is not an opinion.

Good day,

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It is sad to see a very popular and well-known artist gone so soon. Michael Jackson had contributed a lot to the music industry. He shared his unique talent and had a wonderful time showing this amazing gift to the world. He was happy with his career as many had seen him fully blossomed from child performer to a great singer then he was given the name "King of Pop". The only thing that he was not so happy about was the way he was raised as a child since he was reported to be beaten by his father and when he became a family man of his own, he also had two divorces from two different marriages. I hope he is now happy and in peace with the Lord.

Greatest of all time! People should stop hating and do better things with their lives.

When will we stop admiring people just because they can dance or sing or have a lot of money. Michael Jackson was no one to be admired. Judging from his lifestyle, I doubt very seriously that he was Christian and that saddens me. No one surrounding this man ever truly cared enough about him to focus on what really mattered. The real Michael Jackson died a long, long time ago. It's hard to miss the fake one.

He hasn't been this stiff since he was caught with those little boys.

I used to be a real fan of MJ. But then he morphed into a plastic albino that was hideous to the eye. His peculiar behavior and the secret nature of his children were shameful. I feel sadness for the 3 kids who lost their "dad" and only hope that they can recover from being a part of his strange world. I'm sure that they will always have "issues" with the environment they were raised in. MJ's music was masterful, but he certainly is NOT anywhere close to a role model!

His family is now showing their true colors and the handling of the will and estate will be a circus. It's a true tragedy, but life goes on. There are still some celebrities who I feel are worthwhile to put on a pedestal and display the type of behavior that you would want children to imitate. Michael Jackson is NOT on that list.

Oh please. The man molested children. Everyone goes around putting this man on a pediestal and really, why? I bet the families of all the children he molested aren't going around doing this. Just because he has the label "The King Of Pop" doesn't excuse his actions. A once bright star quickly stopped shining after he abused little children!!!! For his family, I feel sorry, but, as for him, the world is rid of one less bad seed!!!!!

Michael Jackson was one of the essential people of the 1980s.
What would we do without those red jackets with the zippers all over them or if we missed out on his tunes? I actually don't care for his music but my favorite decade is the 80s, it is when I grew up and it was a fun time to grow up. Michael was a part of that and I give him credit.

As for the supposed child molestation charges, one kid recanted his story multipule times. Michael had his day in court....twice....and won. If the judge said "not guilty", that's good enough for me.
Michael was weird, freakish even but I don't think that he molested anyone. For all you people slamming Michael even after his death, there is a good possibility that he is looking down from Heaven laughing at you. I am with LadyJesusFan777 on this one.
Michael's eternal fate rests with 1 Judge, God almighty. God isn't the least bit swayed by the millions screaming "child molester!"
Even if he was guilty, I could care less. That's between him, God and the law.

About Michael. Where do I start? This is a man that has given me alot of great memories from my childhood. When I was a kid everyone I knew wanted the "Beat It" jacket, was trying to master the "moonwalk," and wore the one hand glove.

Yes, Micheal has truly left a legacy unlike any other. His body chemistry and movements were unmatched for the style of pop-lock dance he was so great at.

Yes, maybe Micheal has had his faults. All the scandals, the rumors, whose to say if it was true or not. If the negatives he was accused of in his life were true then so be it. But I and I hope many of you will remember him for the good he did as well. Like us all, no one is perfect.

Michael has passed way, but his memory will live on, and so will his legend from our generation. May he rest in peace.

He was the best at what he did, and he electrified any stage that he was on, I hope he finds peace in death that he could not find in life.

"King of Pop, King of Pop, King of Pop"? I can't stand hearing that over and over and over again. "moonwalk, moonwalk, moonwalk"! Ugh! From what I understand/recall, back in the day, he PAID MTV and VH-1 to FORCE them to refer to him ONLY as the "King of Pop". They weren't even allowed to use his real name. What a revolting development THAT was. Most people don't seem to realize that after a certain point, he BOUGHT his fame and stature. Oh, BTW, he also PAID someone (a lot of dough) to "come up" with that friggin "moonwalk" that he was so "famous" for. His story is that of a scam/sham artist. Most people seem to have fallen for it ALL, hook, line and sinker. Any "talent" he may have had went out the door a LONG time ago. One of the few deaths, as of late, that's left the world a better place, sorry to say, I guess.

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Michael Who?

I had several people who subscribe to my blog write to ask if I would write about Michael after his death.

I said, "No."

But it appears that I will after all.

It is a good thing when people like Michael Jackson die. I know that sounds harsh...but we will all die, eventually.

But the earth is a better place when those who defy the law and pursue immoral lives are gone from us.

I didn't really want to say those things about Michael because I understand that pedophiles are made - not born. And I would have rather waited for the death of the rapists who shaped his sexual preferences when he was just a young boy.

We all know who they are.

And these big shot record label moguls (as well as the other 'esteemed' recording artists who abused him) are all members of N.A.M.B.L.A. - as was Michael when he became the abuser later in life.

Our society has certain laws governing the use of children as sexual toys - and these are not arbitrary laws designed to impose any hardship on any adult who chooses to do this. They are laws in place to prevent sexual perverts from influencing young boys and girls because scientific and medical evidence has shown that these children grow up to become the new generation of abusers in a desperate attempt to deliver their souls from the hell of the experience(s).

Unfortunately, this is not over.

Michael's 'other' legacy in the form of the abused, misguided, and confused young men he interacted with will come back to haunt us even before the year is out.

His legacy of grief and suffering can not be wiped out because he danced pretty and talked sweet.

Because we allowed him to continue with his sexual preference...because we looked the other way as mothers all over the world, freely gave their young sons to this monster to be used and abused - we will have to answer for it.

He was a monster. He lived bad and he died worse.

But yes, he did dance pretty.

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Michael Jackson was a fanastic icon and i am still shock about his death and i am a big fan of his dances and songs. RIP Michael Jackson.