Interesting story about the shows from the "inside"

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That is one of the most plausible, logical stories about MJ I have ever read. If you have seen the movie, you'll know that many things are true.

Correct, As much as Karey Faye annoys me at times, she did mention the issue about Michael not wanting to work with Zaldy. Karen was also suprised they left the "ear piece" part in the movie which I would like to add Michael did look annoyed. Ortega's response to him was also somewhat of a person who was trying hard to be patient. HOWEVER I still don't subcribe to the "MJ was murdered" theories but clearly not everything was hunky dory.
 
He told his fans he didn´t want to do 50 concerts and then you could read it in the news?
Then the fans weren´t allowed to see him again.
Maybe MJ didn´t want to see them again after that.
I can believe he was very emotional when he met the fans the last time but you can get very emotional when you haven´t slept well, and you say things you don´t mean.
Perhaps he didn´t like to be told he was skinny and couldn´t do the shows.
He was stressed and had problems to eat and sleep but that was his problems during his last tour too and it was nothing new with this is it concerts.
He had a doctor who should take care of him.
It was Michael who made the concerts so expensive because he wanted the best and I believe he knew he had to do more than 10 concerts.
He was a humble man but I do believe it was a competition between him and Prince and I´m sure that MJ wanted to do more concerts than Prince.

Miko Brando wrote he was there during the rehearsals.I guess he was there as a friend and I can believe what he writes .
 
Well, I agree that Michael and the creative team weren't given enough time to prepare for the show. I remember when the concerts were postponed, AEG's excuse was that the production grew and Michael's ideas were bigger and greater then they had ever expected and they needed more time to pull it off. I absolutely believe that. I believe that AEG did a terrible job in organising everything. And I believe that there was a big rush at the end which is why Michael was probably stressed out. I think he was frustrated with AEG, not just because they were trying to rush everything and not give anyone enough time to prepare, but also because fans had gone to him and told him that they were unhappy about AEG's method of selling the concert tickets. But in saying that, I really, really think that Michael genuinely wanted to do these concerts. He turned down multiple offers because he was looking for the right deal. It wasn't like he was pressured into doing them, this was Michael's choice. Michael knew that he wanted to do something, it was just a matter of looking for the right deal to help him turn his dream into a reality. But, yes, a lot of things could have been handled better.
 
I think the DVD is excellent done, it showed Michael in a positive way and thats all that matters to me.
They already had planned to realease something like that, I am pretty sure it would have been something similar if he was alive.
How many concert documentaries are focusing on negative backstage events anyway? It must be entertainig for outsiders not depressing.
 
Let's roll back now regarding the earpiece.

During the previous tours, Michael performed in the Tokyo Dome, which is an indoor arena, hence no jetpack exit at the end of Dangerous Tokyo. Did Michael wear an earpiece at these concerts? I doubt it somehow. I think many of the BAD tour concerts in the US were indoor as well? So I don't see why he needed to wear one.
Im sure Michael was taken aback by Kenny during the incident mentioned in the article, but it sounds to me like it may have just been a bad day, which all are entitled too, especially with a show this size, and of course the pressure. We hear Michael saying God Bless you Kenny and Michael giving Kenny a big long hug in the movie, so I hope nothing came between them because I do quite like Kenny. I am sure however he is a no nonsense guy who is as much as a perfectionist as Michael, and grew inpatient, and does not have much tolerance for crap, just like Michael.

Have you heard Kenny's yawning policy? If you yawn while working with him you must pay a $1 fine. The money collected at the end of the project from this is given to a charity.

I was skeptical of the timing from March 5th when he told us about the concerts. Then when I heard they only cast the dancers in April I wondered what the hell are they doing? They better get a move on.
 
thanks man for sharing. what your contact told you totally matches the impressions i had while closely following the rehearsal time.

to thicken that info: remember that the opening had already been pushed back before. one doesn't do that to thousands of ticket holders and to yourself in terms of your credibility if you don't have massive reason. and you can't puch back a second time (!) which leads to thoughts that are of criminal nature but should not be further discussed here. to add one thing: back then i was kinda surprised to hear how excitred and happy michael was about the last nights of rehearsal. i'm talking about the nights ortega and dileo keep talking about, when michael reportedly said words like 'yes, now i can see it happening. we can do it...' that implies a lot of doubt and concern two weeks from go. it made me wonder for the first time if things weren't running that smoothly.

of course, we as the fans, and that is a very diffecult toppic, now have to figure out questions of credibilty. after sucking in information from all kinds of sources, i tend to question the big fish in this pool. why? because they are in the spotlight and that changes everything. spotlight means money and fame. they all try to save their reputations. personal matters, tower facts and the truth, even when it's about the fate of micheal jackson. i haven't seen any footage of michael being with philips, which too gives reason to believe that michael was avoiding him. ortega? i think they were good business friends, for years, and that he did care for michael. but most of all he wants to stay in the business continue with his career. that given, how could he possibly now step forward and say 'yes, we made a mistake by miscalculating and by putting too much stress on michael' ?? no way. he probably went into that project (with good intentions and spirits) and finally got too much involved and missed the right moment for putting things straight. instead, people i do believe in this matter are some fans that michael personally talked to and karen faye. she might have been one of the closet and most honest, plus she's 'just' a make up artist and not part of this multi million dollar machine. she said that there was a lot of worry about michael's condition.

in general i guess that business is the reason why this drama went down. executives must have been blown away by the demand in tickets and the following media interest. that record breaking sell-out sure was a surprise to everyone, including the man himself. it got to everyones head. it made the big ones greedy which then had the power to silence the small ones and start speculating about multiplying world tour contracts.

here again, thanks to you and your source. it's all very precise and reasonable. i don't see any reason why he or you should make it up.

the hole story reads to me like this: michael, weak but excited to have another chance, got drawn into a rushed entertainment circus rather run by money and fame then by good will for artist and his art.
 
It seems very plausible. A lot of it does make sense about them not going to be ready in time because considering the shows were only 2 weeks away I was really surprised that the costumes didn't seem to be ready yet.
 
Michael has always been a very sweet, humble person, since the first time they met 20 years ago, however he noticed that during these reharsals, he looked even more humble than usual, to the point that he actually felt Michael was incredibly insecure this time around, he saw him very vulnerable and everyone automatically tried to make him feel ok, everyone wanted to bring the spark in him that old Michael Jackson had. According to this person a combination of the 2005 trial and the long absence from the spotlight made Michael feel very insecure.

Of course those things affected him very much..You could see that the moment he left the court..A part of him went, It was painful to watch..Thank God he had kids because I just don't know what would have happened...Hmm I can only base my personal opinion on the film and to me he wasn't being over humble but on the other side it felt at times people were energising him more than they needed too.

-Michael did not get along at all with Randy Phillips. Everyone knew it, even Phillips knew it. Phillips had a very arrogant way of dealing with Michael, he was terrified that Michael would not get ready for the shows and AEG would lose a lot of money. According to this person, Phillips made it clear to several people that these concerts had to happen, no matter what, because he "had to personally convince everyone at AEG that this was a good deal" therefore his job was at risk if anything went wrong. On many occasions Phillips would go to Michael's house with Ortega and Travis Payne whenever Michael would not show up. At times they would come back with him, at times no. The official explanations to the crew was "Michael is not feeling well today," "Michael reharsed at home" or "Michael is reharsing with his vocal coach."
At first the crew believed it, but after a few weeks everyone started realizing something was up because even though Ortega and Payne would say everything was fine, it was obvious that they were very frustrated and nervous, and there were several heated discussions between Ortega, Phillips and Payne, but what exactly was being discussed was not clear since they always ade sure they would be far enough for anyone to hear. During these conversations one of them would always be on a cellphone, and then the would pass it aroud to themselves. This person believes they were talking to Michael.

Yup, the only moment michael is in contact with randy on film that I can see is when he is watching the rehersals and randy sits behind him in another row.Now obviously you can't base much on this but just by looking at it, you can see their is a non existent relationship to behonest.Randy knows michael is sitting there, mj prob knows randy came in , well he leans over to speak to mj and person next to him..Mj seems to ignore what he is saying unless it is not directed to him..Then he completely ingnore him and gets up to wave...
The way phillips talks about mj being late, not showing up on time..you can hear in his voice the actual anger..I personally believe phillips is covering up ALOT..and when he says 'okay' (as he does some many times) it is like he is trying to convince the people he is talking to that he is telling the truth..Seem's SOO FAKE!

-Michael, and this is shown in the movie, did not want to wear the ear monitors. As this person told me, "look at any footage from Michael in concerts in the past, and you will never find him wearing ear monitors, he did not like them, did not need them." According to him, Ortega got upset at one time at Michael, and in front of everyone told him "you have to undrstand that here you do not have an option, you have to wear them, this is going to be a closed arena, not an open stadium, and the sound is different." He said his tone was very nasty and everyone was shocked, especially since Michael looked very upset, but mostly hurt, by it.
Interestingly, yesterday Karen Faye wrote on her facebook that Michael always complained to her that he did not like ear monitors, and asked her to tell Ortega. According to her, she did and Ortega told her "well, he has to wear them!"

Hold on , What are ear monitors because doesn't michael ALWAYS wear them..Just look at wanna be starting something performances..Am I getting the two things mixed up..But if they are different to what he had in his ears when performing 'stlys' then ok..Because if you watch that clip, you can feel the tension..Sure michael is smiling but i bet his face is different when his back was turned..He and Kenny are on completely different wave lenghts in this clip and you can imagine before they have argued about the idea of wearing ear phones..And i can imagine kenny shouting becuse many times in the film i was shocked by kenny's tone to michael..He was sarcastic, unfriednly and seemed to say things as if he had just had a major argument beforehand off camera and now the cameras are on , he has to tone down the anger.Look at that whole stlys clip, you would never think kenny had worked on previous tours with him.Things had changed imo who knows why but people were definately GETTING FED UP AND ANGRY !..Michael was, Kenny was..You can see it many times in the film.But the truth to the anger is not in the film it happened at another time of the day...It is not just because michael is a perfectionsit and is getting a bit jumpy, suer that is a reason but there is much more bubbling underneath sufrace i think...Look at the moments Kenny is directing michael when there is no laughter, there is tension, separation and animosity almost...It seems as if there were either rushing so much because they were behind in schedule, conflict in michael turning up to rehersals, but the word pressure should be written across their faces!..You just feel they were against the clock.

-This is very interesting. According to this person, there was absolutely no way the concert was going to be ready for opening night on July 13th, and everyone kenw it. He asked me the following "when you saw the movie, you do realize right that they had to show the best scenes, the best performances, right ?" I said "yes, of course" to which he replied "so do you realize that what you have seen, most of it came from June 24th, 23rd and 22nd ? Based on what you saw, did it feel as if everything was going to be ready in 2 weeks ?" He said that Michael did not have his clothes ready, and that there was "pathetic" @#$%$ing around from different stylists that were trying to come up with ideas. But nothing was ready, no clothes, not even for the dancers. Michael wanted Michael Bush, but Travis Payne brought in that Zaldy guy, and AEG was behind Zaldy, rather than Michael Bush.
The opening number for the concert was only done on the computer, just like we saw in the movie. It was never reharsed, and the robot that Michael would have come out from was not ever ready. Also the closing of the show was just a concept.
He also confirmed that they never had a full reharsal. In other words, they never practiced the whole concert, it would always be a few songs on several days, but it was never put all together, therefore they were laso very concerned that once everything was gonna put together, it would take much longer that the 2 hours orgnally planned. This was going to be a huge problem for AEG and the O2 arena, because of an agreement they had with time. Also, Michael did not want to have long shows, for obvious reasons.
Also, they never reharsed with implementing the videos for Smooth, Thriller and Earth as we saw in the movie, those were edited in the movie, but they never reharsed using them, and it was still unclear how they would be used with the songs, especially Smooth Criminal.

I was always surprised they started with showing dates but then stopped and NEVER showed what dates the rehersals songs were on...Why? Maybe because people would figure out how far behind they were...Also so many rehersals were done at night..I mean it is PITCH BLACK when he performs jam, you get the impression it is soo late at night..Noone hardly there, dark, late..It unsettled me..Many things looked unprepeared..Regardless of them finishing new video bits for thriller, sc etc...not of it was implemented into the performances..And maybe there was no dress rehersals for a reson???

-For the most part, Michael looked well, however this person did unfortunately confirm to me that there were days that something was "wrong" and everybody knew it. He worked with Michael in the past and Michael never wore sunglasses while reharsing the dark like that, especially since Michael in the past would always want to see how the lights looked and for that reason did not like using shades. But he said "don't expect them to talk about it on tv of course, same with me, I won't and I can't." He said that at first everybody thought Michael was just eccentric and stuff, especially the dancers, they were just excited to see him, but he said for those who knew him for many years, including him, started realizing alarming signs.
However, he said, this just shows how vulnerable Michael was and he does not like how people associate this behavior with something negative. He said "he went through so much poor thing, I perfectly understand why this was happening." Oh and btw, he said that some of the crew members started checking TMZ with their IPHONES to find out whether or not Michael had seen Dr. Klein during the day. It would usually warn them on what to expect when he showed up.

Yup again he wore glasees ALOT.Even when they fell off he put them back on immediately..Although that was nothing new..But the eyes are the portal to the soul..I felt he wore them much more than I expected, in songs i never thought he would..Just represents the distance he felt from people and those who he should have been closer too.hmmm v sad imo..

-Michael had fun when performing, it appeared as if it was what he needed, however off stage Michael did no look happy, he rarely interacted with the crew, other than Karen Faye and at times with Michael Bush. According to this person, Michael stayed as far as he could from Ortega, Payne and Phillips off stage, because he always felt he was being chased by them to do more, perform more and give more. He said that the crew in general felt Ortega was being too demanding, especially when it was obvious nothing was ready on time. But they mostly felt Ortega was being pressured by Phillips, and that it was Phillips who was just going crazy because was in a position of losing everything with these shows.

Again i personally believe this..There was a void..Not a michael jackson freedom to his laugher and happiness..Something was missing..Sure people cracked his funny bone but it just seemd so unnatural.You can get the impression he performed and then left..totally separating himself from the others..You see it in the film!..Like the bit where he is showing keyboard player how to do twymmf..They don't interact like they talk alot..Mj seems to be going through the motions and telling others how it is meant to be rather than them already knowing..Maybe because alot of people had changed since hostory tour? So it was like doing it all over again..At times michael's face looked so unenthusiastic and as if he was saying goodbye or as if he knew he wouldn't make it to london.I thought that but never imagined it until i saw the film..There was just certain moments.

-The day after the news came out that some fans claimed Michael told them he did not want to do 50 concerts, everyone was instructed not to talk to anybody from the media, not to let in anyone who was not authorized to attend reahrsals, especially fans. When Michael came in that day, the atmosphere was tense and he did not look happy at all. Before working that day, Phillips and Ortega met with Michael and, interestingly, with his bodyguards. They spoke for about 20 minutes, but once again this person could not hear what was being said. However everyone had the feeling Michael indeed did not want to do 50 shows and believed Michael did talk to those fans.

hmm yup..I mean look these 'follower fan's..Why would they make it up..to gain what? I think maybe some don't want to believe it..Why make dancers NOT saying anything to press? Why all positive?



He also says he personally felt Michael sometimes did not show up because he knew things were moving slowly and sort of felt disappointed. He was a perfectionist, and when things were obviosuly not going in the right direction, he would get frustrated and sort of lose interest, instead of becoming upset at someone. Yet they made him believe it was him, that things were moving slowly because of him. But this person told me that Michael had nothing to do with all the technical stuff, like lightings, fireworks etc, therefore it was not his fault, but he was the easy target.

Michael did say ' that's why we reherase'..I didn't hear him say that when mistakes were made on dangerous rehersal..So it is like not only is he having to 'train' all those around him...He is also having to get himself togehter and see that all stage costuumes, ideas are finialised..So much presssure..He was SCAPEGOAT!!!!..''oo michael always lloses interest or dispondant.'' lets blame him..pssh

According to him, if the concerts were not goint to be ready, it would have been easier for AEG to blame it on Michael, than blame themsleves and their lack of timing skills.

So one theory is aeg always knew they were never going to be ready? Ok that is for the investigae thread but stranger things have happened

The interation between kenny and michael upset me the most..Here is a partnership that has been goign on for years..But you can tell in their voices , something had changed for whatever reason...The distance was there between michael and alot of people you see him talking too.It was like everyone was careful in what they said to him ( again for whatever reason)
 
Here is a quote from Kenny from a recent article: (I need to find the link, but I'm sure it was posted in the TII subforum)

"We were just a couple of numbers away," Ortega says. "We were ready for Michael to step into 'Dirty Diana.' He'd already been part of the conceptualization of the number. On the afternoon of the day he died, he was going to step into the number. And then we still had to do the 'We are the World' and the 'Heal the World' sequence. We had the skeleton, but we were going to put those together in London because there were children's choirs involved." Other than that, Ortega says, Jackson had rehearsed everything and can now be seen doing so.

This is very interesting, I'll say that.
 
Interesting, thanks for posting.

It does make sense in most parts, but I still don't know if I believe it or not..
 
Here is a quote from Kenny from a recent article: (I need to find the link, but I'm sure it was posted in the TII subforum)



This is very interesting, I'll say that.

I know. The fact that they were two weeks away and there still numbers that they hadn't even gone through properly yet supports the fact that they weren't prepared properly. Also I remember when AEG were saying that they did a full dress rehearsal yet we didn't see any evidence of that in the film, full dress rehearsal normally means a proper run through of the whole concert with all the costumes and effects etc.
 
This is very interesting. According to this person, there was absolutely no way the concert was going to be ready for opening night on July 13th, and everyone kenw it. He asked me the following "when you saw the movie, you do realize right that they had to show the best scenes, the best performances, right ?" I said "yes, of course" to which he replied "so do you realize that what you have seen, most of it came from June 24th, 23rd and 22nd ? Based on what you saw, did it feel as if everything was going to be ready in 2 weeks ?" He said that Michael did not have his clothes ready, and that there was "pathetic" @#$%$ing around from different stylists that were trying to come up with ideas. But nothing was ready, no clothes, not even for the dancers. Michael wanted Michael Bush, but Travis Payne brought in that Zaldy guy, and AEG was behind Zaldy, rather than Michael Bush. [/b]

The opening number for the concert was only done on the computer, just like we saw in the movie. It was never reharsed, and the robot that Michael would have come out from was not ever ready. Also the closing of the show was just a concept.
He also confirmed that they never had a full reharsal. In other words, they never practiced the whole concert, it would always be a few songs on several days, but it was never put all together, therefore they were laso very concerned that once everything was gonna put together, it would take much longer that the 2 hours orgnally planned. This was going to be a huge problem for AEG and the O2 arena, because of an agreement they had with time. Also, Michael did not want to have long shows, for obvious reasons.
Also, they never reharsed with implementing the videos for Smooth, Thriller and Earth as we saw in the movie, those were edited in the movie, but they never reharsed using them, and it was still unclear how they would be used with the songs, especially Smooth Criminal.

Regarding the bold:

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Still these could just be only samples and not fitted for MJ yet. This might what the person means by saying the costumes weren't done. They made it sound like in the movies they were getting the best of the best stuff/technology for them, really innovative. We know they aren't going to say "We were di**ing around w/ getting 'em done." We don't know anything about the dancer's costumes either as far as I know. I can only imagine the stress he was under if they were lagging behind (screwing around) on others things too (ex. the robot for the opening not being done).

I was always surprised they started with showing dates but then stopped and NEVER showed what dates the rehersals songs were on...Why? Maybe because people would figure out how far behind they were...Also so many rehersals were done at night..I mean it is PITCH BLACK when he performs jam, you get the impression it is soo late at night..Noone hardly there, dark, late..It unsettled me..Many things looked unprepeared..Regardless of them finishing new video bits for thriller, sc etc...not of it was implemented into the performances..And maybe there was no dress rehersals for a reson???

Wasn't he performing in Staples Center which has a closed dome? So they could adjust the lighting as they pleased. But I do recall hearing stuff about MJ getting home really late at night from rehearsals...

Yup again he wore glasees ALOT.Even when they fell off he put them back on immediately..Although that was nothing new..But the eyes are the portal to the soul..I felt he wore them much more than I expected, in songs i never thought he would..Just represents the distance he felt from people and those who he should have been closer too.hmmm v sad imo..

Yup, the bold is so true. MJ has said he felt that b/f & that's why he wears them. I found this interesting too & the source's explanation for it.
 
Mrfuture likes making up stories. He's been a member of that forum for a long time. He may have disappeared for a while but I still recognize that username.
 
And this is the reason why I won't pay for this movie...

But yeah, some Fans will believe in what they want to believe.

Thanks for this post..

i for one didnt feel it was his best behavior, ive watched him for years ,but the ony reason i went to the theater was i wanted to see him one last time and i didnt care what capacity he was in. im not raving about the movie but it was good to see him and to see how much he was trying even with all that was going on around him. i do feel there is something to this article because watching him i felt there was something off about him. eccentric maybe but i watched him at the awards in 2007 and i saw nothing of the behavior i saw in the film. i left feeling that something was wrong. and i felt anger that i couldnt shake.
 
I can believe every single thing this person says, and also see the other side and whole picture.

I love me some MJ, but also understand Phillips had to be under the gun with his employers. He had proposed a budget for one amount and it had tripled!

From his standpoint, this show had to happen.

From Michael's standpoint, this show had to happen. He had pressing reasons for commiting to it in the first place.

But I think EVERYONE overreached.

The announcement made back in March and start date planned could have been met IF the scale had remained what it was initially projected to be. But it ballooned into this fantastical spectacular that seriously changed the gameplan for all involved.

I have no doubt everyone felt the overwhelming pressure as the date grew closer.
I agree with everything you've said. Just the size of the production and the amount of investment involved puts an enormous amount of pressure on everyone.

I have no doubt that after everything Michael had been put through with the trial, starting with Martin Bashir's despicable malicious documentary and betrayal that led up to it, that his core was forever damaged and unsure.
I believe that too. :boohoo: I think the concert "tour" would've really done a LOT to renew his confidence and belief in himself. :sad:

I have no doubt that TII reflects the positives versus negatives.
But quite frankly, I don't care. Michael is gone. I will forever miss him and TII has given me comfort in seeing him doing his thing, even catching him smiling doing it.
It was so good to see him enjoying himself and being creative.

I'm going to see it for the 2nd time today, and will see it a third before it comes out on DVD. This is all I have now of his last performance and I treasure it.
Me too. Always will.

I can believe everything in that article and it still changes nothing. To me it sounds pretty typical for such a large scale production. :dntknw:
 
"He said that the crew in general felt Ortega was being too demanding, especially when it was obvious nothing was ready on time."

This rings true to me. In recent interviews, Ortega came across as defensive when asked about Michael's passing. Which would make sense if he feels in some way he pushed too hard.

Of course, the pressure would come down from the top... fuelled by greed and the need to meet targets and deadlines...
 
thanks very much for letting us know :)

i wish that all that had not happened and that there were no concerts and all, and michael could live in peace with his children. its so unfair to do this to him, to use him.....
 
I think "anonymous" source stories should go in the tabloid section as there is no way to tell if this is real or fiction. Whether something in the story seems plausible or not is irrelevent. Anonymous source, no subtantiation, no verification = tabloid.

Agreed. I believe Kenny Ortega and the TII staff, as I feel they aren't trying to hide anything, just telling what they know and what they saw.


Anybody can say they was somewhere at a certain time and fabricate a story and tell it, just to get attention out of it..And Karen Faye is not a reliable source, if my memory is correct, Karen Faye wanted no parts of these theories or the campaign before it started to get recognized. So along with that, plus with the other questionable things she's done in the past months, proves to me, that she's just as reliable as the National Enquirer.


And it seems some of us saw different things while watching the film, to me, Michael didnt look nervous at all. To me he looked anxious and ready to get back on the concert stage, Kenny also says that the show was ready and they were going to finalize everything once they got in London. So again, I rather believe Kenny Ortega than a story coming from an anonymous source.
 
I do not believe this as most of what this person supposed to have said was discussed on this board or some other board. Bringing Karen Faye into it, is just to make us think it is true as they know we talk about her, here from time to time.
They want to discredit Ortega. I dont know about Randy Phillips as I do not know what his attitude towards Michael was.
Michael did go to Klein, we all know that!!
Wouldn't AEG know who this person is by now, as he said where he is travellng to?
No Sherlock Holmes needed here!
Until we do not get a direct interview about this. It is Tabloid
 
And you're telling me that after all of the bossing around Michael did to Kenny, the dancers, and the TII musical crew we've witnessed in the film, that he feared to take off his ear monitors?
 
I have to say this I am so tired of persons talk about the same thing over and over The movie is out and I think what we are here for now Is to keep Michael alive, not to keep talking about the same shit...... sorry but I am just tired of reading this type to thing about Michel Jackson..............
 
I'm not sure what to think about this. There's so much conflicting information guys... I mean the idea that he didn't want to do the 50 shows, I don't know if I can believe that. It was his idea to do the shows, it was his idea to do the world tour afterwards and everything. Michael wanted to break more records and come out grandly again.

I can believe that there was a hell of a lot of pressure on him though, and that he might indeed have been very frustrated and began focusing on other things as a result. Our Mike is only human.
You know we never heard MJ say he wanted to do that many show. It is always someone sayint he wanted to do. Also, I noticed in the movie he had his sunglasses on a lot especially whent there was a lot of lighting. I don't know if his eyes were sensative to the light. They did find medicine for glaucoma in his room. I don know speculating here.
 
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