RIP Michael Jackson
And by ‘RIP’, I obviously mean ‘don’t return as a zombie’. Because that would be uncool. Or, on further reflection, incredibly cool indeed.
Because my site’s so old and obsessed with 80s pop culture, I’ve obviously commented on Senor Jackson and his antics before. Here’s my decade-old review of Thriller and a slightly later review of The Jackson Five’s ABC. Don’t tell me I’m not in touch.
And because it’s no fun making fun of dead people (exception: Hitler!), I’ll probably leave it at that. RIP Jacko.
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Posted: June 26th, 2009 under meta.
Tags: american pop culture, hitler, michael jackson, rest in peace, zombie
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RIP jacko indeed. i wasn't a massive fan personally – although i did buy and love the 25th anniversary edition of thriller – you cannot deny, what an artist, what a performer, what a misunderstood man.