Michael Jackson has turned 50 today and when you look at him compared to Madonna who recently turned 50, you can see that life has been kinder to her.
Jackson who was once the greatest artist of all time has allowed the music industry to move at a quicker pace than he has. This is a different story to Madonna; she has managed to keep her finger on the pulse and kept in touch with what is hot in the music industry.
I am so sad how things have turned out for Michael Jackson, he still has a lot of years left in him, he just needs to get back in the studio and do what he does best.
Michael Jackson is releasing yet another greatest hits album; this will be his third this decade. He released Invincible in 2001, but that album sucked. Michael needs to copy what Madonna does, she knows that people like Timberland and Justin Timberlake is hot, which is why she has worked with them.
I think for Michael Jackson to make a great comeback is to work with some of the hottest people in the music industry at the moment. He also needs to go on a world tour, when he puts on a show no one comes close, he will always be the King of Pop.
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Happy-Bday. And your fans still love and respect you always sherie kay
Comment by sherie — August 29, 2008 @ 6:08 pm
MJ you are the King of Pop; forget this Madonna crap these guys know the truth. Madonna would have to re-inbvent herself 1000times to be just one you! I love ‘hold my hand’! Happy Bday!
Comment by chello — August 31, 2008 @ 7:08 am
why does he need to come back,maddonna keeps brining out poor albums,michael has done it all in music
Comment by j helliwell — September 1, 2008 @ 9:10 pm
You’re totally crazy.
MJ is unique.
You think MICHAL JACKSON needs to COPY someone??
You need to go get some help, you’ve lost your mind.
And Justin Timberlake makes success I don’t know why. He’s ugly, his voice is awfully weak and horrible and his music, except for a few tracks, are totally boring.
You have an awful taste in music, if you think Invincible sucked. Selling albuns is not the only thing that matters in music, even though record labels thinks so.
Comment by Lucy — October 29, 2008 @ 5:09 pm