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Giant MJ on giant Shanghai screen amazing (more videos added)

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Chinese tribute premiere: Fans dance with giant Michael Jackson? image on biggest screen in Shanghai! (the LED screen covering the Citigroup Tower on the Bund is about 140 meters tall and 43 meters wide.) The video was originally scheduled to debut on June 25, but we decide to premiere it today to spread more positive energy and love to the world rather than seeing the ugly smear campaign against MJ in recent days. Let's celebrate Michael's legacy!


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Exclusive video: The testing run of MJ images on giant screen at Shanghai's The Bund. This could be one of the greatest tributes to Michael Jackson in China. His image is going to be put on the biggest outdoor LED screen on CITIbank building at The Bund along Shanghai's world famous skyline. At the same time, MJ fans will dance together with Michael, according to the concept. A special video is planned to launch on June 25, 2016 worldwide to mark Michael's 7th anniversary of passing.


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Exclusive: This is amazing. A drone's aerial shot of Michael Jackson's giant image on the massive LED screening on the side of the CITI bank tower in Shanghai !




Behind the scene: Chinese fans danced simultaneously with Michael Jackson's giant image on the largest screen in Shanghai which is on the side of the CITI bank Building along the Bund. The official video will premiere on June 25.





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Now the news is on headline of China's biggest english newspaper China Daily:


http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/celebrity/2016-06/22/content_25808382.htm


Shanghai-based Xu Hao and his friend Zhao Yongbin have brought the King of Pop to the city's biggest outdoor screen.


Estimated to cost at least 500,000 yuan ($76,000), the LED screen covering the Citigroup Tower on the Bund is about 140 meters tall and 43 meters wide.


"Michael Jackson has never performed on the mainland. So, to mark the 7th anniversary of his death, we tried to arrange for fans to dance with him," Xu told China Daily.


"It's a dream come true," he added.


June 25 is an important day for Jackson's fans in the country and they hold events to express their love for the idol.


Explaining how the idea came about, Zhao said Xu was not content with flash mobs and candle-lit nights and was thinking about "something big".


They then spent time collecting money, not only for the LED screen but for a video shoot with the Chinese fans.


They plan to release the video clip worldwide on Saturday, together with special events in Beijing and Shanghai.


"We're glad if the world sees Chinese people act, motivated by their love for their idol," Xu said.


According to head of Jackson's Chinese fan club Zhang Rui, known as Keen, on MJJCN.com, the news of the giant screen reached some of Jackson's friends in the United States.


Michael Prince, Jackson's long-time recording engineer, called the idea superb, and beyond amazing, Zhang said.
 
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Wow! That looks great. I am looking forward to the dance.
 
That's very cool. So glad they didn't use an impersonator :ermm:

Looking forward to the tribute.
 
that's cool looking, would love to see that in person
 
OMG that´s the coolest thing ever (after Michael himself dancing)!!!

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Michael on a huge skysraper screen - he would be totally mesmerized!!!

Michael loved Asia, and Asia really loves Michael ...
 
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Exclusive: This is amazing. A drone's aerial shot of Michael Jackson's giant image on the massive LED screening on the side of the CITI bank tower in Shanghai !




Behind the scene: Chinese fans danced simultaneously with Michael Jackson's giant image on the largest screen in Shanghai which is on the side of the CITI bank Building along the Bund. The official video will premiere on June 25.
 
Re: Giant MJ on giant Shanghai screen amazing (more videos added)

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Now the news is on headline of China's biggest english newspaper China Daily:


http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/celebrity/2016-06/22/content_25808382.htm


Shanghai-based Xu Hao and his friend Zhao Yongbin have brought the King of Pop to the city's biggest outdoor screen.


Estimated to cost at least 500,000 yuan ($76,000), the LED screen covering the Citigroup Tower on the Bund is about 140 meters tall and 43 meters wide.


"Michael Jackson has never performed on the mainland. So, to mark the 7th anniversary of his death, we tried to arrange for fans to dance with him," Xu told China Daily.


"It's a dream come true," he added.


June 25 is an important day for Jackson's fans in the country and they hold events to express their love for the idol.


Explaining how the idea came about, Zhao said Xu was not content with flash mobs and candle-lit nights and was thinking about "something big".


They then spent time collecting money, not only for the LED screen but for a video shoot with the Chinese fans.


They plan to release the video clip worldwide on Saturday, together with special events in Beijing and Shanghai.


"We're glad if the world sees Chinese people act, motivated by their love for their idol," Xu said.


According to head of Jackson's Chinese fan club Zhang Rui, known as Keen, on MJJCN.com, the news of the giant screen reached some of Jackson's friends in the United States.


Michael Prince, Jackson's long-time recording engineer, called the idea superb, and beyond amazing, Zhang said.
 
Chinese tribute premiere: Fans dance with giant Michael Jackson? image on biggest screen in Shanghai! (the LED screen covering the Citigroup Tower on the Bund is about 140 meters tall and 43 meters wide.) The video was originally scheduled to debut on June 25, but we decide to premiere it today to spread more positive energy and love to the world rather than seeing the ugly smear campaign against MJ in recent days. Let's celebrate Michael's legacy!

 
Great stuff and very cool of them to give it an earlier start. Good on them!
 
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