Michael Jackson is a part of all of us

How many people will ever have his scope of influence?  Over the course of his short lifetime, Michael Jackson worked himself into the collective consciousness of our entire planet, regardless of age and race!

I remember this scene from Jennifer Garner’s “13 going on 30″ showing exactly that:

And this clip from a prison program in the Philippines:

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  • mike golch June 27, 2009 at 6:45 AM

    I for one am glad for the changes he has berought to the differt phases of the industry.
    .-= mike golch´s last blog ..DO NOT KILL THE MESSENGER! =-.

  • Keli June 28, 2009 at 2:58 PM

    He was a brilliant talent. I'm sorry his later years were so sad for him.
    .-= Keli´s last blog ..Chickens Prove I’m not Always Smart or My Own Stupidity =-.

  • Ferd June 28, 2009 at 6:42 PM

    Mike~

    Yeah, he was unique. I think one of the biggest "changes" was in the area of music videos. Thriller and his early video work set a whole new standard for what could be achieved in that medium. He was the perfect entertainer for it.

    Keli~

    I so agree. His later years were a true shame. I think he was very ill mentally. I plan to do a little post later, making an argument for his having Asperger's syndrome.

  • AngelBaby July 5, 2009 at 10:07 AM

    Nice tribute to Michael. Yes, in his later years he was ill but he did have allot of talent that is for sure. I think not having a childhood really messed him up, he was always trying to recreate a childhood for himself. His life story is so sad.

    Love and Blessings,

    AngelBaby

  • Ferd July 13, 2009 at 11:59 AM

    AngelBaby~

    His childhood was truly traumatic. How many times have we seen children pushed beyond their limits because of a parent's selfish desires. Sure he had a lot of talent and has left a legacy of great accomplishments. But he was unhappy and died too soon.

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