Comments on: “This Is It” or “This Is S***”?: Tonight & Michael Jackson

By: seahawker

seahawker — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 17:58:24 +0000

To me Micheal Jackson died atleast 15 years ago it just took this long for him to realize it, there was no way he would perform 50 shows in London, hell, even his sister Janet has a hard time completing a concert schedule probably due to the weight loss program she tries to adhere to. I once told my best friend who use to be a MJ deciple till molestation books appeared that MJ would never make it to 50 just due to what he did to his skin and the pain he must be both physically and psychologically, I was off by a few months.

By: hateyoursite

hateyoursite — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 03:13:00 +0000

More losers complaining about a winner, MJ. Please give me a list Lexi and the other haters of your accomplishment in child rearing, music, business, vocals, and entertainment-whatever area your greatest work lies?????

Please stop being a hater on the greatest Entertainer that ever lived; Debbie S you don’t even deserve to attend the Premier you just a loser blogger with a poorly designed site. Go to hell you and rest of the haters on this site!

By: ConcernedPatriot

ConcernedPatriot — Tue, 27 Oct 2009 22:16:58 +0000

I’m with ‘lexi’ on this score, but . . . the media’s mindless worship had more to do with MJ’s post-1985 USA for Africa/”We Are the World” output, in which he regularly put out music whose overall message was in line with the agenda of the liberal-left “One World” globalist elites (and meant for an internationalist audience) – in other words, woolly-headed, gooey-eyed and wobbly as you-know-where (rhymes with “bell”). Small wonder Debbie made the point in the past about how most MJ worshippers also hate America, and love soccer and Islamo-terrorists.

As for “This Is It” by Mr. Loggins – I go for that. I also dig his big hit with Jim Messina, “Your Mama Don’t Dance.”

By: lexi

lexi — Tue, 27 Oct 2009 21:56:18 +0000

MJ, the most overrated act in history. Who cares?

By: Bob Porrazzo

Bob Porrazzo — Tue, 27 Oct 2009 21:13:48 +0000

Debbie, I like Kenny Loggins This is It and Michael McDonald, when he joined The Doobie Brothers, he added St. Louis soul to the group. Check out Takin It To The Streets or the 1980 Grammy winning super smash What a Fool Believes (co-written by Loggins!). When that song was done live, there is always an added bridge, like in this performance from The American Music Awards…

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bVZrxilphsE