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"Chicago 1945" is an unreleased song written by American singer-songwriter #MichaelJackson intended for the Victory and considered for Bad.
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SENSATION .... A RECORDING OF MICHAEL JACKSON’S LAST WORDS BEFORE HE DI*D. 2009 LEAK
HIS DOCTOR RECORDED THIS. 6 WEEKS LATER HE WAS ...
may 10, 2009. michael jackson is so drugged he can barely finish a word. his doctor, conrad murray, hits record on his iphone.
in 2011 that tape was played to a jury in los angeles. murray was sitting a few feet away.
propofol = a hospital anesthetic used to put people under for surgery. jackson was getting it at home. to sleep.
what you hear in this clip:
→ 0:23 "we have to be phenomenal"
→ 0:28 he wants fans to walk out saying "i've never seen nothing like this"
→ 0:45 "the greatest entertainer in the world"
→ 0:51 he wants to use the money to build a hospital for kids
→ 1:00 "god wants me to do it"
→ 1:25 "i didn't have a childhood"
→ 1:31 "i feel their pain. i feel their hurt"
→ 1:51 murray asks if he's ok. "i am asleep"
what actually got me is that he's barely awake and he's still planning the show. still promising kids a hospital.
he was 50. he had 50 sold out shows in london. he never played one.
i rewatched 1:31 three times. he's talking about other kids' pain. it sounds like his own.
murray got 4 years for involuntary manslaughter. he served about 2.
the scariest part of this tape isn't the drugs. it's that the man pressing record was the one paid to keep him alive.
what would you have done if you were in that room?
THE MOST TERRIFYING MICHAEL JACKSON MOMENT
THE LAWYER HANDED HIM HIS OWN NOTES...
march 1, 1996. michael jackson is 37. he's under oath in a lawsuit, and a camera is rolling.
the lawyer slides two handwritten pages across the table. michael reads them and says it's his handwriting.
deposition = you answer a lawyer's questions under oath, on camera, before the trial. anything you say can be played to a jury.
what's on his list:
→ 0:09 "yes, it's mine"
→ 0:26 things he wanted to set straight in a tv interview
→ 0:35 the interview was with diane sawyer
→ 0:43 "people have lied on me"
→ 0:48 the bleached skin rumor
→ 1:01 a rumor about president clinton's inauguration
→ 1:07 "don't judge a person unless you walk a mile in their shoes"
→ 1:26 "jesus said to love the children"
→ 2:04 "people completely lie on me"
what actually got me is that he wrote it down. the most famous man on earth sat at home and made a list of what people said about him.
i rewatched 1:26 three times. he's quoting the bible to a lawyer. he looks like he means every word.
he was never convicted of anything. in 2005 a jury found him not guilty on all 10 counts.
but the list didn't get shorter. it got longer every year until 2009.
the scariest part isn't the rumors. it's a man who had to keep a written list of them.
Shoutout MJ
Michael Jackson said he didn't write Billie Jean, he just got out of its way, and Thriller still sold about 70,000,000 copies.
The claim sounds mystical, but it describes a real working method. He set 1 clear target, a song with a great bass hook, then stopped forcing it and let it arrive days later. That is deliberate preparation followed by deliberate absence, and it is how many creative people actually work. The goal is fixed in advance, and the solution is allowed to show up on its own.
His advice on dancing carries the same idea. Thinking is the mistake, so you drop the mind and become the sound. Skilled performers know that conscious control slows them down once the skill is trained. Practice is where you think, and the stage is where you stop.
Notice the shyness as well. When the interviewer pushed him to demonstrate, he deflected, called himself shy, and only then showed it. That fits the pattern: he is at ease inside the work and uneasy about explaining it, because explaining is a thinking task and the work is not.
There is a caution here. Saying the music wrote itself also removes the credit from the person and the years behind it. A hook found in a car on Ventura Boulevard came after a lifetime of training that made the idea recognizable when it appeared. Inspiration only lands on a prepared mind.
The skill is knowing when to stop trying.
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Michael Jackson said he didn't write Billie Jean, he just got out of its way, and Thriller still sold about 70,000,000 copies.
The claim sounds mystical, but it describes a real working method. He set 1 clear target, a song with a great bass hook, then stopped forcing it and let it arrive days later. That is deliberate preparation followed by deliberate absence, and it is how many creative people actually work. The goal is fixed in advance, and the solution is allowed to show up on its own.
His advice on dancing carries the same idea. Thinking is the mistake, so you drop the mind and become the sound. Skilled performers know that conscious control slows them down once the skill is trained. Practice is where you think, and the stage is where you stop.
Notice the shyness as well. When the interviewer pushed him to demonstrate, he deflected, called himself shy, and only then showed it. That fits the pattern: he is at ease inside the work and uneasy about explaining it, because explaining is a thinking task and the work is not.
There is a caution here. Saying the music wrote itself also removes the credit from the person and the years behind it. A hook found in a car on Ventura Boulevard came after a lifetime of training that made the idea recognizable when it appeared. Inspiration only lands on a prepared mind.
The skill is knowing when to stop trying.
This has always been the case.
“Man is a star bound to a body”
Put me in cryogenic sleep & send me to space already I’m willing to risk it all
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Alexa play juice wrld - all girls are the same
*grits teeth hard as fuck and bites back tears*
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Charlie Sheen was the highest-paid actor on television - $1.8 million per episode on Two and a Half Men. CBS pulled the plug on his show mid-season. He broke the Guinness World Record reaching 1 million Twitter followers faster than anyone in history. He paid millions in hush money to blackmailers for years before publicly announcing his HIV-positive status in 2015.
His father is Martin Sheen. His godfather is Robert De Niro. In the video below, Charlie Sheen sits down with ABC's 20/20 at 5:30 in the morning - sweating through a workout, completely manic, and explaining to a journalist why tiger blood runs through his veins.
He said he was on a dr*g. Called it Charlie Sheen. Said if you tried it once your face would melt off.
He called himself a Vatican assassin warlock. A grand wizard. An F-18. Said he had tiger blood and the DNA of Adonis and that's why normal substances couldn't touch him.
The journalist asked if he was on anything right now.
"Dr*gs? Get out," he said. Then passed a test immediately after.
CBS had already fired him. Two and a Half Men was still the most-watched show on television that same week - as a rerun. He went on tour across America with a live show called My Violent Torpedo of Truth. Doctors said when Sheen arrived at the hospital they found trace amounts of blood in his c*caine system.
He broke down on camera. Said his father Martin had no right to compare his addiction to cancer. Said he didn't care if it was his dad or a stranger - back off with the judgment.
Years later, clean and sober, he admitted the whole period was a full psychotic breakdown triggered by substances.
He called it winning at the time.
Was Charlie Sheen a man publicly falling apart, or the first person to accidentally turn a mental breakdown into a viral empire?
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Druski nearly BROKE CHARACTER when an 80-YEAR-OLD MAN pulled up to his Coulda Been Records AUDITION on a BIKE, then STOLE HIS BIKE and told him he had to GIVE UP SOME A*S to get it back 😭💀
“Get on that stool, sit on that commode, clean it out of you… that’s part of the business.”
“W-w-what business? You’re supposed to be blessing!”
“I’m gonna bless you, gonna baptize your A*S.” 😭😭
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Michael Jackson was asked under oath where his cash came from. His answer was the cows.
The tape was recorded in London. A former business partner, Marc Schaffel, was suing him and said Jackson owed him millions. Jackson refused to come to trial, so in 2006 the jury watched this tape instead.
"How would you get cash?" the lawyer asks.
"I never wanted to go through the accountants. I would just simply get it at Neverland."
From where? "The leasing of the cows. Believe it or not."
Then the lawyer asks about the fast food bag. Schaffel once brought Jackson cash in an Arby's bag. The money smelled like french fries. After that, they called cash "french fries."
"And you remember sometimes asking him to supersize those fries?"
Later he is asked if he ever had a cash flow problem in his adult life. The man behind the best selling album of all time answers: "I've heard of cash flow problems."
In the video below you can watch him answer.
The jury split it. Jackson had to pay Schaffel, and Schaffel had to pay Jackson $200,000 back.
Did he really have no idea where his money went, or did he just not want to say?
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everyone mad at you in the replies instead of the pedo. that's the world today for ya
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rickyrefe is quoting his own 2017 tweet where he teased a documentary exposing a "SoundCloud pedophile ring," paired with that old party photo of the bald, tattooed guy with young women.
He's doing an "I told you so" — claiming he warned everyone about this "bald old white man" from the start, and that whatever's happening now ("once again") is on y'all, not him. Classic "they didn't listen" post.