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Michael Jackson – The One and Only King of Pop
Michael Joseph Jackson also known as the King of Pop, was born on August 29, 1958. As an affiliate of Jackson 5, he made his debut as an entertainer and commenced his solo career in 1971.Till now 108 million sales has been generated by him including the planet’s top selling album “thriller”
The observers were not prepared to accept the fact that twelve the top selling songs were penned by Michael Jackson himself. Critics frequently overlook Michael Jackson’s writing gifts as they need to focus the oddities of this musical genius.

Michael Jackson Top requested hits

In seventies, Michael Jackson king of pop was the lead singer of the Jackson 5 and the Jacksons.

In the eighties, Michael Jackson, the musical expert, has sold many cd’s and songs than any other artist. The famous songs of Michael Jackson in eighties were “Thriller”, “Billie Jean”, “Beat It”, “Off The Wall”, “Man in the Mirror”, “Bad’, “Smooth Criminal”, “I Just Can’t Stop Loving You”, “The Way You Make Me Feel”, “Rock with You”, “Wanna Be Starting Something”. From the above hits the songs authored by him were “Billie Jean”, “Wanna Be Starting Something”, “Bad”, “Beat It” and “Smooth Criminal”.

From 1990s
In the nineties, Michael Jackson had gone through a phase of serious distractions. But notwithstanding all this he co-wrote one the best song of his musical life, “Black and White”, which remains among the tops of all the pop song lovers, even today. Some of the top requested songs in the nineties were “Black or White”, “Will You Be There”, “Blood on the Dance Floor”, and “Remember the Time”.

From 2000s
Moreover the 25th reissue of one of the top selling album ever “Thriller” is 30th top selling album in 2008 with over ten thousand sales in one week.

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While working out at the gym tonight I heard on TV Michael Jackson died. What a sad and devastating loss for the Jackson family and the world at large. Such a magnificent performer and person gone in the twinkling of an eye. It just didn’t seem right.

Being a former fitness trainer beholding Michael Jackson dance around like lightning, I knew the man’s heart had to be strong apart from emotional stress and possible prescription meds (which I speculate he was taking prior to his death). Then when I heard Michael’s brother Jermaine Jackson speak to the media on behalf of the family Thursday evening concerning the loss of his brother Michael, I knew something was up.

Jermaine said, “It is believed he suffered cardiac arrest in his home. However, the cause of death is unknown until the results of the autopsy are done.” Having been trained in advanced interrogation the choice of words was cause for concern.

Then when I heard Michael had a doctor living with him, I thought that was a bit odd for a man his age. Yet Michael has always been a bit eccentric. However upon seeing an old interview replayed wherein Michael held a baby on his lap and nervously bounced his knee extremely fast the whole time, I could see this wonderful man whose performances touched and uplifted the world himself was very troubled and restless within.

The countless facial surgeries were an outward manifestation of the inner turmoil occurring within Michael. Sadly he who gave hope to so many and made people who saw themselves as nobodies believe in themselves, the same man Michael Jackson deeply yearned for unconditional love and affirmation himself. With such extraordinary wealth and influence it is no wonder Michael enjoyed being with animals and children, they who loved Michael for Michael (not what they could get from Michael).

People very close to Michael Jackson reacting with such surprise, it makes you wonder what really was going on.

“I am absolutely devastated at this tragic and unexpected news,” the music producer Quincy Jones said in a statement read by MSNBC. Mr. Jones said Mr. Jackson “had it all — talent, grace, professionalism and dedication.” Mr. Jones added, “I’ve lost my little brother today, and part of my soul has gone with him.”

Berry Gordy, founder of Motown Records who helped turn the Jackson 5 into pop stars, said on CNN.com that he felt sorry “for all of the fans around the world that are so much in love with Michael.”

Mr. Gordy said that Mr. Jackson, as a boy, “always wanted to be the best, and he was willing to work as hard as it took to be that. And we could all see that he was a winner at that age. And I’ve always believed winners are winners long before they win. And picking them out before they win is very easy with a Michael Jackson.”

I feel Cher said it best when talking to Larry King about Michael Jackson. “Michael was touched and had something special from God.”

I could’t agree more! Unfortunately I feel Michael wrestled with his manhood, identity, and as he so eloquently sang “the man in the mirror.” Yet Michael beautifully looked beyond himself to marvel and amaze us all with his brilliance as a songwriter, his moves as a dancer, his wow factor as a performer, and his boldness to be true to himself no matter what the media or others said. Keeping his childlike heart and transcending his own personal grief from boyhood onward, Michael showed himself a man and a prince on the platform greatly praised throughout the world.

Michael broke the rock and color barrier, transcending rock and birthing pop. Liberating generations of performers that follow him to be free to express themselves authentically, Michael Jackson’s accomplishments musically are legendary.

I only wish he could have lived longer to enjoy the fruit of his labor, see his grandchildren, and rejoice with his family. Michael shall always be loved, his songs cherished, and his presence missed.

Nevertheless let Michael’s absence be a reminder to the media to be gracious to celebrities who are also human beings (often inwardly suffering in some personal way as the rest of us who struggle with various challenges of life). Let Michael’s sudden death be a reminder to all performers to cultivate their personal life beyond their platform persona. Let Michael’s untimely departure remind us all to cherish every moment of the life we have and to live our dreams fully, unapologetically, and wholeheartedly.

Michael you thrilled us with your life and your tragic death alike.

Godspeed my friend.

ps. To be promoted and make your home in heaven after life on earth, there is only one name by which humanity can be saved and taste the afterlife, that is Jesus Christ the life and the resurrection (Acts 1:10-11; 4:12; John 11:25).

www.PaulFDavis.com  – worldwide speaker & life-changing author of ”Breakthrough For A Broken Heart“

Paul is no stranger to substance abuse, as his mother died prematurely as a result of it. Moreover Paul too knows depression and heartache following his ex-wife’s affair which broke his heart, brought him to a personal ground zero, and caused him to take a strong look at the “man in the mirror”. Yet Paul found hope and restoration when he looked into the mirror of God’s Word which brought transformation within causing him to transcend his pain and win (James 1:22-24).

Some call God Allah, as does Jermaine Jackson. Jesus however is the undisputed Prince of peace. I pray the love, comfort, and goodness of God will be with the Jackson family and friends throughout this difficult time.  

Another “king” named Elvis seemingly died in a similar way as Michael. Elvis the son of a minister wrestled within his soul to find peace. Truly peace is not found in a preacher or religion, but in connecting with the Creator of the world and King of the universe. Within the quietness of your own heart, cry out to Jesus right now and invite the Spirit of Christ to comfort and fill you to overflowing.

Invite Paul to speak in your city!  RevivingNations@yahoo.com

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After nearly a year of silence, the king of pop Michael Jackson is back in the limelight.

You remember him. Right? Come on the guy is a worldwide legend. As an artist he performed great dance move (the moonwalk being the most memorable one), he is listed in the Guinness World Record for “First Entertainer to Earn More Than 100 Million Dollars in a Year” and “First Entertainer to Sell More Than 100 Million Albums Outside the United States”, performed at many of sold out worldwide concerts; as a humanitarian he is listed in the Guinness World Record for supporting 39 charities – I’m sure many though Oprah held the title – , co wrote We Are The World to help the poor in Africa and America and dedicate many other singles to charities; on a personnel level, he is mostly known for his multiple plastic surgeries and skin lightening – I wonder what he checks when he fills out an application: black or white.

Sadly his career went downright after sponsors canceled their contracts, addiction to drugs (supposedly due to stress) and, the biggest one, child sexual abuse accusations, first in 1993 then 2005.

He moved to the Persian Gulf island of Bahrain on June 25th 2005. While there, there were rumors going around about him building theme parks. He was once spotted once shopping wearing a robe and a veil. Seems like the culture was very convenient when it came walking around incognito. He also lived in France and Ireland.

To celebrate his 50th birthday, an album title King Of Pop was release on August 29th 2008, with tracks voted by fans. The album had different track list according to how the fans of each nations voted.

He came back to the US a little over a year ago, and settled in Las Vegas, but managed to stay out of limelight.

After staying in a Palms Suite for several months, Michael now resides in a mansion close to an elementary school which his children attend .Many parents are complaining since the guy was accused of child molestation (more than once) and are worried about their children’s safety. Looks like “Innocent till proven guilty” doesn’t exactly apply to people who have been accused of child sexual abuse.

While in Australia, Michael’s older brother, Jermaine, said that there will be a Jackson 5 reunion and that they were planning on going on tour.

Michael Jackson said in a statement that he be part of it. “My brothers and sisters have my full love and support, and we’ve certainly shared many great experiences, but at this time I have no plans to record or tour with them,” he said. “I am now in the studio developing new and exciting projects that I look forward to sharing with my fans in concert soon.”

Does it mean that The King Of Pop is planning a major come back? With the child sexual abuse allegations haunting him, I wonder if it will work. I also wonder if at half a century old, he can still dance as he used. Can you imagine him on stage doing all those moves he used to in the past and breaking his back then being carried off stage on a gurney? Now that would be funny!

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