View Full Version : Michael Jackson - The Legend Returns!


Lestat
04-03-2009, 13:03
Fingers crossed that the deal is done and we see MJ singing and dancing in London's O2 Arena soon. He has come over to sort out the details of a show which will see him moonwalking for fans once again.

MJ story here (http://www.metro.co.uk/fame/article.html?Jacko_arrives_for_%A3150m_return&in_article_id=566639&in_page_id=7)

Shamow! :thumbsup:

PuressenceUK
04-03-2009, 13:28
Spots some tumbleweed going past................

Saffy
04-03-2009, 13:39
.. like, who cares?

Lestat
04-03-2009, 13:46
.. like, who cares?

Obviously you - enough to post on the subject? :loopy:

JFKvsNixon
04-03-2009, 13:48
Fingers crossed that the deal is done and we see MJ singing and dancing in London's O2 Arena soon. He has come over to sort out the details of a show which will see him moonwalking for fans once again.

MJ story here (http://www.metro.co.uk/fame/article.html?Jacko_arrives_for_%A3150m_return&in_article_id=566639&in_page_id=7)

Shamow! :thumbsup:

He is rumoured to be doing 50 shows at the O2 areana, earning him an estimated £150 million! I wonder in how many of those show will he actually sing?

Keith Rich
05-03-2009, 08:30
He is rumoured to be doing 50 shows at the O2 areana, earning him an estimated £150 million! I wonder in how many of those show will he actually sing?

In all of them I fear.

Saffy
05-03-2009, 15:14
Obviously you - enough to post on the subject? :loopy:

OOoooh look at you!

DaniBabi
05-03-2009, 18:02
If he does go to the o2 i'm going to be first in the queue for tickets!!

lidz
05-03-2009, 18:55
I was really looking forward to getting tickets for one of these shows, but I am sure that the man who announced the dates is a fake Jacko, when did his voice break?

scribe
05-03-2009, 19:35
So wacko Jacko is coming back,does anyone really care about this sicko:loopy:.
He says this will be his last tour, we can only hope and pray it is.

sidbobs
05-03-2009, 19:36
theres already a thread on this in the entertainment chat (http://www.sheffieldforum.co.uk/forumdisplay.php?f=43) :thumbsup:

AJ sheffield
05-03-2009, 19:45
Thanks for the warning :thumbsup:

willman
05-03-2009, 19:49
Threads merged

scribe
05-03-2009, 20:05
I was really looking forward to getting tickets for one of these shows, but I am sure that the man who announced the dates is a fake Jacko, when did his voice break?

Probably a new face ,the others worn out or sent away to be dry cleaned.:thumbsup:

metro
05-03-2009, 20:31
I think that was a stand in - perhaps he is busy down the local school

lidz
05-03-2009, 20:35
I think that was a stand in - perhaps he is busy down the local school

Are you on the Jesus Juice Metro?

metro
05-03-2009, 20:36
oh dear - mj said it was fanta

metro
05-03-2009, 20:42
dont let this paedo in

lidz
05-03-2009, 20:52
He is allegedly already in the country, although on that performance at the O2 today, I wouldn't be shocked if he was still in the US.

Agent Gypo
05-03-2009, 20:53
I'd loved to have seen him live 20 years ago, but what's the point now? His voice is gone and he can't dance anymore, what is he going to do? Stand and say 'I love you' for 2 hours?

metro
05-03-2009, 21:00
yeah - he is a great bloke

sidbobs
05-03-2009, 21:16
i thought jacko's face was falling off again, im sure i saw somewhere in the news recently that he had cought some kind of bug and it was affecting the skin on his face, some kind of superbug he caught while having a recent nose job :huh:

julesann
05-03-2009, 23:40
Fingers crossed that the deal is done and we see MJ singing and dancing in London's O2 Arena soon. He has come over to sort out the details of a show which will see him moonwalking for fans once again.

MJ story here (http://www.metro.co.uk/fame/article.html?Jacko_arrives_for_%A3150m_return&in_article_id=566639&in_page_id=7)

Shamow! :thumbsup:

my god i spent my childhood writing to Jim'll fix it ,every week to meet him,(that sounds a bit stalkerish i know!!!) and making up dance routines to his records!!
he is indeed a legend!! soooo wanna see him but have my doubts if he's really up to it! would'nt want to waste lots of my hard earned cash to go for him to not be well enough, but would love to see the man in true form!! Feel like i have missed out on that one! are you going to go???

bellis
06-03-2009, 04:18
i like how he kept saying he loved his fans so much if he loves them so much why are the ticket prices so high talk about rewarding loyalty eh

lidz
06-03-2009, 08:43
I thought the tickets were quite reasonable, was expecting them to start in the hundreds. Fingers crossed I get tickets.

*Peaches*
06-03-2009, 09:21
I'd love to go see him but a) I don't sh.... make money (tickets on sale next week) and b) too far to go there and come back same day on public transport :(

BasilRathbon
06-03-2009, 09:42
my god i spent my childhood writing to Jim'll fix it ,every week to meet him,(that sounds a bit stalkerish i know!!!) and making up dance routines to his records!!
he is indeed a legend!! soooo wanna see him but have my doubts if he's really up to it! would'nt want to waste lots of my hard earned cash to go for him to not be well enough, but would love to see the man in true form!! Feel like i have missed out on that one! are you going to go???

It's a shame Jim never passed your childhood letters on as MJ would probably have wanted to meet you too! Think you may be a bit old for him now, mind......

Lestat
06-03-2009, 13:01
my god i spent my childhood writing to Jim'll fix it ,every week to meet him,(that sounds a bit stalkerish i know!!!) and making up dance routines to his records!!
he is indeed a legend!! soooo wanna see him but have my doubts if he's really up to it! would'nt want to waste lots of my hard earned cash to go for him to not be well enough, but would love to see the man in true form!! Feel like i have missed out on that one! are you going to go???


I'm definately going to go, probably to more than one concert if possible! he's undeniably the world's greatest entertainer and has influenced so much of todays music. Theres an advert for the O2 gigs coming up on Saturday night at 9pm on C4, it's the only time a recording artist will have taken up a whole advertising block on TV!

And for those saying that the prices are expensive, it's the O2 organisers who set the prices and not MJ himself. They are pretty reasonable to say the least at £75 for the most expensive. Its a moment in HIStory to be seen...

I was there at Don Valley in 97' and will be there in London come July :banana::headbang::clap:

Yala
06-03-2009, 23:44
Is he still able to do a concert? How did they patch him up? Seriously, I'd never expected him to do a show again..

Kensnroses
07-03-2009, 14:56
Why does everyone worship this guy so much? If he wasn't a superstar, and just a regular person with the same issues, people would just think he was weird and quite disturbed.

saxon51
07-03-2009, 16:31
Is he still able to do a concert? How did they patch him up? Seriously, I'd never expected him to do a show again..
It's a performance in 3 parts. Was going to be 4, but he lost that bit.

VNF...
07-03-2009, 17:46
It would be good to see a legend get back on stage but I think he'll pull out before itt happens, nice thought though.

saxon51
07-03-2009, 19:19
His leg ends fell off years ago.

mistyraven
08-03-2009, 12:33
Where do you get tickets from?

Lestat
09-03-2009, 13:44
Is he still able to do a concert? How did they patch him up? Seriously, I'd never expected him to do a show again..

Thats because you've believed the tabloids. . . . they'll lie about anything to sell their papers.

bimmerz_vn
09-03-2009, 16:53
One should say that Jackson has quite a career. But, Jackson is not without controversy. There have been allegations throughout the year that Jackson was a child molester. However, Jackson was acquitted of those charges. Overall, one cannot deny that Jackson is indeed the King of Pop.

jaycee331
13-03-2009, 19:45
No dis-respect to the fans, but here's how I see this going down...

Firstly, expectations will be too high. He'll be judged against his performances of 20 years ago. I'll give it about 3 days in it's until all over the papers and the Internet that he can't sing and/or dance anymore. I wouldn't be surprised if he 'does a britney' and mimes some or all of his way through.

I also don't believe for one second that his has the stamina, health or energy to see out 50 nights. If i'm not mistaken, aren't all of his public appearances in recent years plagued with his non-appearance?

So about 8-10 days in, after he's worn out, bits of him have fallen off :o, or he gets a constant drubbing from the media - whichever happens first - and the cancellations will start. Then there will be some very ****** off fans.

He has an awful lot to prove. I'll eat my hat and give him my respect if he pulls this off. Just can't see how...

p.s. And is it just me who thinks it a little suspicous how, on his first visit back to the UK in years to announce the gig, he goes to see Oliver in the west end. A show about a small boy:suspect: . Hmmmm....

AmyJ90
13-03-2009, 19:48
Where abouts is he touring in the UK, is he coming to Sheffield?

kenny.gray
13-03-2009, 22:24
i would be very surprised if this concert ever goes ahead i do not think he could perform live anymore.whoever is promoting this event will have all this money earning interest and when it is all called off it will go bust.do not understand how anyone holds his baby over a balcony can be hero worshiped.

f1freak
13-03-2009, 22:34
p.s. And is it just me who thinks it a little suspicous how, on his first visit back to the UK in years to announce the gig, he goes to see Oliver in the west end. A show about a small boy:suspect: . Hmmmm....

That made me laugh, creepy!!! lol

Mathom
13-03-2009, 22:43
Where abouts is he touring in the UK, is he coming to Sheffield?

No, he'd be too scared of Jarvis Cocker farting on him again :thumbsup:

plekhanov
13-03-2009, 23:27
One should say that Jackson has quite a career. But, Jackson is not without controversy. There have been allegations throughout the year that Jackson was a child molester. However, Jackson was acquitted of those charges. Overall, one cannot deny that Jackson is indeed the King of Pop.
Yes you can, rather like George III Jackson has lost his throne long before his death for reasons that are all too obvious.

He used to be 'the king of pop' now he's just a pitiable freak who made some good records back in the 80s and early 90s.

Whatif wewin
13-03-2009, 23:29
.. like, who cares?

Two tickets already on Ebay for £10,000 so I guess quite a few care.

Lestat
16-03-2009, 12:37
No dis-respect to the fans, but here's how I see this going down...

Firstly, expectations will be too high. He'll be judged against his performances of 20 years ago. I'll give it about 3 days in it's until all over the papers and the Internet that he can't sing and/or dance anymore. I wouldn't be surprised if he 'does a britney' and mimes some or all of his way through.

Michael Jackson is not you're average, run-of-the-mill artist that we're all subjected to nowadays.. i.e X-factor winners, one-hit wonders, brit pop trash etc... He is famed for breaking records, doing sell-out tours all over the world, having the best concerts, music, video's, dancing etc..etc.. MJ has always sung live at concerts, Britney, Madonna etc had to mime because they can't sing live.

I also don't believe for one second that his has the stamina, health or energy to see out 50 nights. If i'm not mistaken, aren't all of his public appearances in recent years plagued with his non-appearance?

You don't believe it because you read the same media bull and tabloid trash like most of the people who moan about every little thing. As everyone saw when MJ came out for the announcement of his concerts, he was not weak, feeble, in a wheelchair, mrsa-ridden and his nose wasn't falling off!

So about 8-10 days in, after he's worn out, bits of him have fallen off :o, or he gets a constant drubbing from the media - whichever happens first - and the cancellations will start. Then there will be some very ****** off fans.

True MJ fans will not be ****** off, they will be happy to hear him perform for only half an hour if it be so. The media WILL be negative about the show - theres no doubt about it - they always give him a hard time, it's what tabloid junkies want to hear.

He has an awful lot to prove. I'll eat my hat and give him my respect if he pulls this off. Just can't see how...

Prove what? Who to?.. I'm just happy knowing he's back to what he loves doing - singing and entertaining his fans. I have faith he will complete the concerts - THEY'RE NOT every single night, so he will get a rest y'know.

p.s. And is it just me who thinks it a little suspicous how, on his first visit back to the UK in years to announce the gig, he goes to see Oliver in the west end. A show about a small boy:suspect: . Hmmmm....

Thats a pretty sad, little attempt at 'controversy' which shows how you really feel about MJ. In case you didn't pick up on the rest of that story apart from the headline of your copy of the sun - MJ was with his children, he was taking them out to see a show.. Does this mean anyone with kids cannot go to watch a show that has kids in it without being slammed as peado's by you?..

Lestat
16-03-2009, 12:48
i like how he kept saying he loved his fans so much if he loves them so much why are the ticket prices so high talk about rewarding loyalty eh

Ask the organisers at O2 . . they set the prices NOT MJ. They also pay MJ to perform.

When MJ did his Dangerous tour in the 90's all money from them went to the 'Heal the world' charity which helps underpriveledged children all over the world.

He also did a 2 and a half hour concert in Bucharest 'free of charge' for fans after seeing the orphanages in Romania and gave money to help build new ones.

I can't see people like Britney, Oasis, Madonna etc doing this. Loyalty is measured in different ways.

BasilRathbon
16-03-2009, 12:49
p.s. And is it just me who thinks it a little suspicous how, on his first visit back to the UK in years to announce the gig, he goes to see Oliver in the west end. A show about a small boy:suspect: . Hmmmm....

That was an unfortunate misunderstanding. The theatre was doing a special "Kids For A Quid" deal and Jackson turned up and asked for a tenner's worth.

Lestat
16-03-2009, 12:54
Yes you can, rather like George III Jackson has lost his throne long before his death for reasons that are all too obvious.

He used to be 'the king of pop' now he's just a pitiable freak who made some good records back in the 80s and early 90s.

MJ's albums have rocketed back up the charts on the back of news of his sell-out concerts :thumbsup: Even though he has the biggest selling album in the world and more awards than any other single artist.

He's only pitiable to people like you who can't wait to slate his every move, every person has problems in their life/career which they overcome if they're strong-willed enough. MJ has proven this over and over and over again by keeping his publicity machine puffing along at good pace and people talking about him like me and you now - add more fuel to it! Good on him, his shows have sold out within a matter of days, if he's so past it like you say - how come he has sold out with many, many more thousands still wanting tickets???

Tickets are going like hot cakes, they're for sale on eBay from £2,500 to £75,000!!!.. does this mean MJ's a pitiable freak who's past it?.. I bet no other group, band or single artist could match these kinds of selling figures.

The king of pop is back :thumbsup:

Lestat
16-03-2009, 12:55
No, he'd be too scared of Jarvis Cocker farting on him again :thumbsup:


Jarvis Cocker IS a fart!.. :gag:

mrknish
16-03-2009, 17:37
I won't be lining the paedo's pockets. He should take his Jesus juice and sod off back under the rock he crawled from. Shamone.
http://www.wayodd.com/funny-pictures2/funny-pictures-bad-michael-jackson-WBv.jpg

plekhanov
16-03-2009, 17:47
MJ's albums have rocketed back up the charts on the back of news of his sell-out concerts :thumbsup: Even though he has the biggest selling album in the world and more awards than any other single artist.
He has? I just checked the album chart (http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio1/chart/albums.shtml) and he isn't on it.

He's only pitiable to people like you who can't wait to slate his every move,
:huh: 'slate his every move'? iirc this in my time on SF this is the only time I've mentioned him.

Jackson is pitiable to anyone who finds people so delusional they contrive to ruin their health due to a fetish for elective surgery pitiable.

every person has problems in their life/career which they overcome if they're strong-willed enough. MJ has proven this over and over and over again by keeping his publicity machine puffing along at good pace and people talking about him like me and you now - add more fuel to it! Good on him, his shows have sold out within a matter of days, if he's so past it like you say - how come he has sold out with many, many more thousands still wanting tickets???

Tickets are going like hot cakes, they're for sale on eBay from £2,500 to £75,000!!!.. does this mean MJ's a pitiable freak who's past it?.. I bet no other group, band or single artist could match these kinds of selling figures.

The king of pop is back :thumbsup:
The Spice Girls sold out a bunch of dates at the O2 a while back (does this make them the Queens of pop?) and there were fanciful stories about people bidding extravagant sums on eBay for their tickets as well that you accept such stories at face value simply demonstrates how clueless you are and how desperate you seem to be to worship your idol.

Such stories are popular with the news media as they're easy copy which gets peoples attention and with eBay as they get free publicity. But they are often bogus featuring joke bids for joke items and if the items actually exist at all (which they obviously don't for many of the Jackson tickets listed on ebay before they were available) the sums of money which actually change hands are far more modest.

cloudybay
16-03-2009, 19:15
Tickets are going like hot cakes, they're for sale on eBay from £2,500 to £75,000!!!.. does this mean MJ's a pitiable freak who's past it?.. I bet no other group, band or single artist could match these kinds of selling figures.



Jackson is not pitiable, he's risible. And so are the gullible British public.

poppins
16-03-2009, 21:44
Jackson is not pitiable, he's risible. And so are the gullible British public.


He's more popular in the UK than in the US, maybe he like the kiddies with rosey cheeks :hihi:

BasilRathbon
17-03-2009, 10:13
Can anyone name a hit song recorded by Jackson in the last 20 years? Thought not.

Were it not for the freakish plastic surgery and child abuse, hardly anyone would be able to remember who he is.

chinaski
17-03-2009, 10:20
People should just lay off Jacko. Without hhim we wouldn't be able to carry on the proud tradition of our forefathers and wear white vests.

Lestat
17-03-2009, 12:51
He's more popular in the UK than in the US, maybe he like the kiddies with rosey cheeks :hihi:


Thanks for adding so much knowledge to the debate :loopy::loopy::loopy:

Lestat
17-03-2009, 12:54
Can anyone name a hit song recorded by Jackson in the last 20 years? Thought not.

Were it not for the freakish plastic surgery and child abuse, hardly anyone would be able to remember who he is.

:rolleyes: Nice try.

Lestat
17-03-2009, 13:01
He has? I just checked the album chart (http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio1/chart/albums.shtml)
The Spice Girls sold out a bunch of dates at the O2 a while back (does this make them the Queens of pop?) and there were fanciful stories about people bidding extravagant sums on eBay for their tickets as well that you accept such stories at face value simply demonstrates how clueless you are and how desperate you seem to be to worship your idol.

Comparing the Spice Girls to MJ is like comparing a corner shop to Harrods... made their money off a few teenybop songs and disappeared.

Also, about the tickets. . . I take it you must work for eBay as you seem to know for definate about the extortionate prices people are charging - or not charging? Can you tell me where you know for definate that this is not true??

I have the wonderful british tabloid media to back me up. what are your sources?

JohnnyMathis
17-03-2009, 13:05
Aye, Johnny's got to agree, apart from them digging John Lennon and George Harrison up, or getting Elvis to give up his milk round and go back to singing, Jacko is about the biggest concert you could hope to see in world music today.

plekhanov
17-03-2009, 14:38
Comparing the Spice Girls to MJ is like comparing a corner shop to Harrods... made their money off a few teenybop songs and disappeared.
Jackson sold out a bunch of date at the O2 as did the Spice Girls they seem pretty comparible to me. Especially in the context of this thread where I only brought up the Spice Girls in responce to your claims (http://www.sheffieldforum.co.uk/showpost.php?p=4791444&postcount=47) that Jackson having sold out a bunch of dates at the O2 in some way proves that he's 'the King of Pop' and not a 'pitiable freak'.

To use your metaphor if a 'corner shop' level act like the Spice Girls can have a sold out residency at the O2 wouldn't that suggest that Jackson isn't 'Harrods' but simply a slightly bigger corner shop?

Also, about the tickets. . . I take it you must work for eBay as you seem to know for definate about the extortionate prices people are charging - or not charging? Can you tell me where you know for definate that this is not true??

I have the wonderful british tabloid media to back me up. what are your sources?
Webzine draws $3 million eBay bid (http://news.cnet.com/2100-1017-224873.html)
Irish nation for sale on eBay reaches €10,000 (http://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/local-national/irish-nation-for-sale-on-ebay-reaches-euro10000-14217324.html)

Only the terminally dumb and those who desperately want the stories to be true take such stories about bids on ebay at face value.

kelly1988
17-03-2009, 14:45
I dont see what the big fuss is all bout with him! He is just crazy!!!

poppins
17-03-2009, 15:16
I dont see what the big fuss is all bout with him! He is just crazy!!!


Well I must say he does try hard to copy Fred Astairs moon walking, 60 years behind times though :)

Zaytsev
17-03-2009, 15:17
my god i spent my childhood writing to Jim'll fix it ,every week to meet him,(that sounds a bit stalkerish i know!!!) and making up dance routines to his records!!
he is indeed a legend!! soooo wanna see him but have my doubts if he's really up to it! would'nt want to waste lots of my hard earned cash to go for him to not be well enough, but would love to see the man in true form!! Feel like i have missed out on that one! are you going to go???

Ironically Michael Jackson spent his adulthood wanting to meet little boys. Go figure. :hihi:

Zaytsev
17-03-2009, 15:20
It would be good to see a legend get back on stage but I think he'll pull out before itt happens, nice thought though.


I thought thats what he did with Jordy Chandler. Evidence you see, DNA's a bitch. :hihi:

Zaytsev
17-03-2009, 15:21
One should say that Jackson has quite a career. But, Jackson is not without controversy. There have been allegations throughout the year that Jackson was a child molester. However, Jackson was acquitted of those charges. Overall, one cannot deny that Jackson is indeed the King of Pop.

I agree, he is the Jonathan King of Pop. :D

neeeeeeeeeek
17-03-2009, 15:35
Getting a double to do his appearance at the O2 arena the other week was pretty slack.

poppins
17-03-2009, 16:37
I can see young teenage girls swooning over him, but grown men having the Hots for him :suspect:

Lestat
18-03-2009, 12:18
I can see young teenage girls swooning over him, but grown men having the Hots for him :suspect:

You might want to keep brushing your teeth with that wonderful toothpaste you found in your ever-so-interesting thread: I finally brush my teeth (http://www.sheffieldforum.co.uk/showthread.php?t=462312) :hihi::hihi: and maybe you'll have grown men swooning over you . . . doubt it though :rolleyes:

poppins
18-03-2009, 13:06
You might want to keep brushing your teeth with that wonderful toothpaste you found in your ever-so-interesting thread: I finally brush my teeth (http://www.sheffieldforum.co.uk/showthread.php?t=462312) :hihi::hihi: and maybe you'll have grown men swooning over you . . . doubt it though :rolleyes:

Lestat , you went thru all my post's to find that :confused: you poor little sod...get a job!