Think of a concert, interview, or performance you've seen that wasn't meant to frighten (a la Marilyn Manson) but did. I'll go first:

Whitney and Bobby's interview with Diane Sawyer from few years back. The scariest portion, to me, was when Bobby, Whitney, and their daughter sang (and I'm using the term "sang" very loosely here) Bill Wither's 'Lean On Me'. The daughter looked truly terrified, Bobby looked high, and Whitney looked proud, as though she was hearing the sweetest music possible. Crack is whack, but gimme my pipe back. It was very revealing, and very sad.

jillybean said:

1: Whitney Houston's appearance during the Jackson 30th Anniversary Concert.

2: Seeing one of Janet Jackson's back up dancer's fall off a stage set during All For You concert.

3: Fantasia singing during this past NAACP Awards.

JackieBlue said:

Man, I didn't see Fantasia. How scary are we talkin'?

jillybean said:

It was awful. I guess it was supposed to be soulful, but all she did was scream.

Madonna kissing Britney....

I must admit, 's interview on Oprah in 1996 was at times unsettling.

I can only speculate, but it seemed to me that the fresh trauma from the loss of his child was affecting him somewhat.