it's interesting. code speak..ain't it fun. an article says that it's not just about the money, yet it spends nearly ninety percent of the time talking about the money. indeed..codespeak. 'I'ts not about the money' means..it's about the money.
'i don't want to be Michael Jackson'...means i want to be Michael Jackson...since this and numerous other articles has celebs reading about Michael, while Michael wasn't reading about them.
haha...this magazine picks out the paragraph about Michael, and then talks about money. indeed, the gold standard is Michael and his success. so much envy. now Oprah gets advice from people fired from mtv. she hears that her overexposure is garnering less and less viewers. and she's taking advice from failures. and she thinks she's gunna work out with the same formula that is abandoning her now? lol. ok.
why is she getting advice from mtv rejects? lol. oh well.
it's great to note that the chief of viacom fired his underling. obviously, mtv is sinking.
it's also interesting that that bad habit continues..media calling all the people that associated with Michael 'friends' though he was backstabbed, much. that associate has no idea about what Michael thought, post thriller. and MJ's appearance on mtv with carson daly, showed a confident Michael, who said proud confident things about the number 1 album..Invincible.(which i'll be downloading for the 14th time)
if so many media, such as oprah, and fortune want to paint Michael as a failure, or say they don't want to be like him, or assume Michael was terrorized by the success of thriller, you gotta wonder why they all refer to him and read about him, and talk about him, and then claim to want to reach as many people as he did. the fact is they know Michael has the ultimate success. he made maximum profit from minimum exposure. he went out with a sellout 50 concerts at the 02, and the world demanding he come to them too, after him being out of sight for 12 years. you can't beat that. nobody can. they're all intimidated by Michael's success, and they're envious of it. that's why they keep referring to him. i never heard Michael say 'oh..i don't wanna be Oprah Winfrey'. or..'i don't wanna be Fortune Magazine.' they're not gunna reach that MJ pinnacle of success. but they want to. or they'd stop referring to MJ the way they do, and use those snide references on someone else, and highlight others making those snide references, on someone else the way that website and Fortune Magazine did so on Micnael.