Michael who, now?
Almost.
A good documentary of uncomfortable silences.
This is so awkward--I felt uncomfortable just watching it.
Did anybody involved realize that it might be a problem that he didn't speak Japanese and they didn't speak English.
"Mikal Jackesennn!"
"Yes...hello..."
"Mikal Jackesenn!"
"Yes... hello..."
"Mikal Jackesenn!"
Wow, the audience really was unimpressed by his appearance, with only a smattering of uneasy applause, which clearly unnerved him. How stupid can this weirdo be?
Michael Jackson is the anti-christ.
I swear coming down the stairs I saw the face of death on his head.
The desperation is depressing. Why does he have no insight into his behavior or personality? His ego blinds him to his own narcissistic greed for recognition and affirmation.
Sad. Strange. Sick.
To be fair, they DO keep crickets as pets...
Bump for later when I have sound.
Is it just me, or did one of those guys say “Mike is a Homo” and then MJ said, “yes I enjoyed it very much”? It’s near the beginning. Check it out and let me know if you think I’m wrong.
The applause also sounded very “canned”. It was polite but without the accustomed screams. I especially liked how they kept asking him to leave and he wouldn’t.
What a freakin’ freak MJ is!
Is also just me who finds a lot of Asian so-called culture and TV entertainment very disturbing? From Japan to Thailand – lots of very strange stuff; violence, humiliation, animal cruelty, transvestite beauty pageants –no wait, I’m wrong, that’s the new Fox Fall line up. Never mind. We are the World, We are the Children, We are the Freaks.
I was embarassed for him.
And to think that he had a much, much bigger following during the 90s in Asia and Europe than in the U.S.