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I picked up the book "Moonwalk", in hopes to find something I read years earlier to corroborate a post I made in the Michaelmania section, when with the angle I was holding the book, the pages flew open and landed in chapter 5 page 198.
I was creeped out at the words my eyes immediately saw: do or die
Michael is writing about the creative work behind the success of "Thriller".
Here's the complete quote from Michael himself:
" Eventually we came under TREMENDOUS pressure from our record company to finish Thriller. When a record company RUSHES you, they REALLY rush you, and they were rushing us hard on Thriller. They said it had to be ready on a certain date, "DO or DIE".
Michael Jackson 1988
With the most recent "do or die" quote that went missing on occasion after MJ's murdrer, do you think this is merely a coincidence or was our Michael trying to give us insight (clues) about the Executives who were in control of his career and how it really works behind the scenes when multi-millions of dollars are at stake.
Many of us have come to believe, they have been after MJ long before the 2005 trial and the 92 allegations. Could this be around the beginning time of his troubles, during the Thriller Era or when Moonwalk was published?
When I substitute the word "Thriller" with the business name of the most recent venture MJ was to undertake, I get a feeling I wish, I didn't have.
Can we ignore this and brush it off or is this another significant clue about the ruthlessness that constantly surrounded Michael's career?
If Michael wasn't already deceased, I would be able to brush this off as nothing much.
But now...
I was creeped out at the words my eyes immediately saw: do or die
Michael is writing about the creative work behind the success of "Thriller".
Here's the complete quote from Michael himself:
" Eventually we came under TREMENDOUS pressure from our record company to finish Thriller. When a record company RUSHES you, they REALLY rush you, and they were rushing us hard on Thriller. They said it had to be ready on a certain date, "DO or DIE".
Michael Jackson 1988
With the most recent "do or die" quote that went missing on occasion after MJ's murdrer, do you think this is merely a coincidence or was our Michael trying to give us insight (clues) about the Executives who were in control of his career and how it really works behind the scenes when multi-millions of dollars are at stake.
Many of us have come to believe, they have been after MJ long before the 2005 trial and the 92 allegations. Could this be around the beginning time of his troubles, during the Thriller Era or when Moonwalk was published?
When I substitute the word "Thriller" with the business name of the most recent venture MJ was to undertake, I get a feeling I wish, I didn't have.
Can we ignore this and brush it off or is this another significant clue about the ruthlessness that constantly surrounded Michael's career?
If Michael wasn't already deceased, I would be able to brush this off as nothing much.
But now...