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@VincentFAmen Oh hey Vincent, this was a good read. 😌

https://t.co/wpCiAVRNtn

[The girl was Badd😈🔥 @ShaySoDangerous]

Lets be real @wingheart .. the only reason why you were around Michael Jackson in the early 2000s was because you were working for his brother Randy and was being managed by his then girlfriend … Randy Jackson Lived with Michael Jackson. yes you were there but be fr, Michael Jackson did not fuck with you ..there were parts of the house where YOU were not allowed. At one point you were ONLY allowed on the 1st floor 😭 please stop with your antics !!

YOU WERENT A FRIENDDDDD!! You betrayed him when you started talking to the blogs.
You betrayed him when you started working for his brother all while his brother was ruining his finances!
You’ve been betraying him since 2004 putting his personal life on social media and as somebody who was ONCE an employee sitting online for the last 20 years sexualizing him 24/7.

And to this day you still wonder why fans don’t respect you.

WE DONT RESPECT you because you don’t respect Michael.

You use being his make up artist for CLOUT. because all you do is sit on here and talk about him 24/7 .. you make every single thing of him about YOU and your experience as if your his biggest fan and not just some employee he nicknamed turkle because your chin reminded him of a turkey … that same chin you got done with the very same gift certificate he gave out one year during Christmas .. many declined but you took yours…

I hope I didn’t hurt your feelings. Ms. “Michael Jackson isn’t paying me enough, I can barely afford my life style while raising a kid” head ass

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@wingheart @saycamore @MariposaRubia Just reading up on what a snitch you were/are throughout Michael’s life. I can’t believe fans still believe you! You’re a horrible human for causing trouble and being jealous instead of being professional. You helped AEG against MJ’s family. Wow!

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@mrpauldwyer @HumanitarianMJ I bought your book! I love it! Thank you for what you do!

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@VincentFAmen @RuckerJael Please don’t stop being an idiot. We love it! ❤️

[umbigo do michael jackson @badmichaelj]

facilmente uma das coreografias mais fodas da indústria musical

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@pinkpineapplete I read somewhere he was nervous in this particular concert because Diana Ross and her kids were in the audience.

[Dr. Andrew Greene @AndrewGreene864]

The young fans flocking to Michael are not ignorant. They are free; free of the poison you [Richard] and your tabloid predecessors injected into the public discourse for decades.

https://t.co/Kb18yYnMz7

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@MjJaafars @RichmoMusic Wacko Ricko is a sicko 💯

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@capt_applehead That jacket was actually his mother’s because he couldn’t decide what to wear. He went inside his mother’s closet and found that. 😊

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@FlyoutChase Hey Idiot! Where are you now???

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@BobbyMaxxx @NYMag Sir, are you broken?

[ֶֶָָ֢֢ @archngelmichael]

FUCK OPRAH
FUCK SONY
FUCK BASHIR
FUCK VARIETY
FUCK ROLLING STONE
FUCK FILMTWT
FUCK BRANCA
FUCK TABLOIDS
FUCK CONRAD MURRAY
FUCK MOTTOLA
FUCK ARNOLD KLEIN
FUCK EVAN CHANDLER
FUCK JANET ARVIZO
FUCK DIANA ROSS
FUCK WADE ROBSON

KISS THE GLOVE
YOU WILL ALL BURN IN HELL

[Katerina @thenarratives_]

"Michael Jackson and the Impossibility of Erasure"

There is probably no other public figure, living or dead, whose cultural presence has proven so resistant to cancellation.

For more than four decades, predictions of Michael Jackson's downfall have repeatedly resurfaced.

Yet headlines can reshape narratives.

They cannot erase collective memory.

Those predictions can operate only at the level of public discourse.

If Michael Jackson had been merely famous, he would have been forgotten.

If he had been merely successful, he would have been replaced.

If he had been merely iconic, he would have been preserved as a museum piece.

The extraordinary global response to the biopic reveals something far more significant than commercial success.

When emotion synchronizes across the world without instruction, we are no longer looking at fame.

We are looking at a social phenomenon.

Its success is not simply the result of effective marketing.

It reflects the spontaneous, global desire to reconnect with a figure the world never truly let go of.

The idea that Michael Jackson can simply be erased is not a misunderstanding of the man.

It is a misunderstanding of scale.

Much of the media and many of his critics treated Michael Jackson according to the logic of an ordinary celebrity.

They failed to understand that you cannot erase a figure whom global culture has already inscribed irreversibly.

It simply doesn't happen.

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@Variety You forgot “Despite ALL our failed attempts to undermine and sully his name,…”

[Global Box Office @GlobalBoxOffice]

MICHAEL has crossed the $1 BILLION mark at the global box office.

It’s the first biopic in history to hit that milestone, making @Lionsgate the first independent studio to own a $1 BILLION film.

[music data @music__data]

Michael Jackson has now surpassed 25 billion streams on Spotify across all credits.

He ranks #1 as the most streamed artist in the world for nearly three consecutive months.

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@tIctothepyts Add Tom Sneddon to that list

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@GroovyDaij Oh my gahd 😂😂😂😂😂😂💀💀💀💀💀💀

[Aby @Hanike_B]

Watching Loving Neverland completely changed the way I looked at what Michael Jackson endured.

What shocked me most wasn't just the allegations or the years of relentless media scrutiny, it was how many people seemed eager to humiliate him. The documentary lays out the immense pressure he lived under: the public ridicule, the constant headlines, the legal battles, and the way so many celebrities distanced themselves or openly mocked him when he was at his lowest.

Then it shifts focus to a side of Michael that rarely made the front pages: his extraordinary humanitarian work, his generosity, and the countless lives he touched away from the cameras. It's heartbreaking to realize how little of that was ever given the same attention.

And then comes 2009... 💔

If you've been putting off watching Loving Neverland because you think it'll be too emotional, I understand. But if Michael had to live through all of it, the least we can do is take the time to understand his story with an open mind.