ernestsewell said:

His wife sure did f**k up his damn mind !, poor guy's just getting over it, forgive him people the ego is as flat as a pancake...

Thread make me smile.

EmeraldSkies said:

lol

I remember the song Yeah wouldn't go away, so maybe that one will be remembered if any of them, but to me all his shit sounds the same and isn't unique.

That bad tour pic was gorgeous, but the gif above makes me cringe cause I saw that clip

alphastreet said:

The song "Yeah" is dead Already.

It was a hit for It's time but that was it, It's annoying lifeless song.

seeingvoices12 said:

U Don't Have 2 Call was a jam, y'all can't deny that.

LittleBLUECorvette said:

" U don't have to call " is a MJ reject, he was offered the song but rejected it.

I love the fact that blusher is taking songs from Mj's garbage can


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seeingvoices12 said:

Doesn't matter, it still jams.

That's one of his only jams though.

LittleBLUECorvette said:

Your opinion dude

seeingvoices12 said:

I don't care for Usher, but I used to jam that song.

LittleBLUECorvette said:

I understand dude

Its all personal preference , I don't think its bad song tho but still, A MJ reject.

I think Yeah is garbage too, don't worry. When I first heard it, I laughed at how cheap the production was and thought it would flop so badly, but it was the opposite and everyone around me was feeling it and I was puzzled.

And 'you don't have to call' was an mj reject? I remember fans saying it should have been mj's hit, but didn't know it was a reject at all. I'm glad it was, cause I really don't like that song at all and think it's stale and disposable.

alphastreet said:

Yep that and Rock Your Body.

LittleBLUECorvette said:

Actually damn near all of JT's Justified was rejected by MJ. It's a shame too.

Layzie said:

yea I heard that 2, yea songs tracks woulda been hot 4 MJ

I think only Justified material he rejected was from The Neptunes...

ABeautifulOne said:

oh ok

ernestsewell said:

So basically...we gotta wait another 32 years for him to be even remotely as talented as the late Michael Jackson. Mmmkay. In the meantime I will commence to only give somewhat of a crap about this man.

People really need to stop comparing themselves to MJ.

ABeautifulOne said:

I don't think he really believes that...

He still arrogant and delusional.

Chic35 said:

This dude's ego is even bigger than Kanye West. Now he is full of himself. Remember this line "Even your superficial raps are super official".

At least hes not as bad as Chris Brown, that whole domestic violence thing ruined his and Rhiannas career.

EmeraldSkies said:

Love this one.

dag said:

isn't he in court in that pic?
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DesireeNevermind said:

He's lost his mind. Flusher is 20 years younger than MJ. He's 31, and at 31 MJ had a movie under his belt, a ton of albums w/ the J5, plus Off The Wall, Thriller, and Bad. Flusher is about 100x behind that at this point. Of course in another six or seven years, we'll have the child molestation accusations against Flusher to look forward to. It might be the best press he'll ever have in his "career".

First four albums were great. Last two have sucked pretty badly.

I like Usher, but he's gotten so generic after Confessions. He's got unreleased tracks better than the stuff on his albums.

seeingvoices12 said:

I don't know if MJ ever heard the track or not... wasn't it presented to someone in MJ's camp first, who rejected it?

That song was hot, lots of tracks on 8701 and Justified would have been perfect for MJ. I love Invincible, and think its an underrated album, but having jams like U Don't Have To Call and Like I Love You would replacing Privacy and You Are My Life would have really spiced Invincible up big time.

Superstition said:

What’s the point of representing a song to MJ camp if Mj didn't listen to it, Mj has the last say, if he didn't like something , he wouldn't record it.

I think privacy is the worst song Mj ever recorded, but still , Mj could have replaced it with other Invincible outtakes like "they way you love" , "beautiful girl" and " we've had enough"...No need for those rejects to be there

I highly doubt many people still remember " you don't have to call" or the already dead song "like I love you ".....

People still dig " whatever happens " and " butterflies " till this day.

ernestsewell said:

delusion of grandeur, conviction of one's own importance, power, or knowledge or that one is, or has a special relationship with, a deity or a famous person