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Re: "Breaking News" All Discussion Here [Merged]
Now here is a good suggestion. No one wants fake vocals released but we have seen time and time again that there are times that it is best to just wait for official responses and proof. Sometimes, I think that people just want to be able to say "I called it first." At some point it is not about that. It is about getting the right info. Because at this point, I think that even if there was proof offered that it was Michael, many would just claim that there must be something wrong with the evidence and that the proof was fake because they could have possibly been wrong (kind of like how Michael was treated--no matter what came to light people already had their minds made up and weren't going to budge).
There may be a chance that neither side (family vs. Sony vs. estate) are lying about something. There is a chance that all are being played for some reason or another. People who like to stir the pot may go to the family with one thing and back to the record company or the estate with another. You just don't know when agendas other than Michael's legacy is in play for just one person. For example, I don't think that anyone ever confirmed the source of the leaked acapella version that was being played; without knowing that source, how does anyone know if that was authentic?
Just wait. At some point, someone is going to have to offer up something. It is one of the traits that Michael knew how to manage. First instincts to run to the battlefield aren't always the best. Sometimes the best approach is to wait, gather correct information, and then stand for what really needs to be stood up for.
And also keep in mind that this song wasn't even released for radio airplay!
. . .Honestly, I feel like we should all just take a break from this nightmare and wait to see what Sony will do in the next few days. Surely they must atleast SAY something..
Now here is a good suggestion. No one wants fake vocals released but we have seen time and time again that there are times that it is best to just wait for official responses and proof. Sometimes, I think that people just want to be able to say "I called it first." At some point it is not about that. It is about getting the right info. Because at this point, I think that even if there was proof offered that it was Michael, many would just claim that there must be something wrong with the evidence and that the proof was fake because they could have possibly been wrong (kind of like how Michael was treated--no matter what came to light people already had their minds made up and weren't going to budge).
There may be a chance that neither side (family vs. Sony vs. estate) are lying about something. There is a chance that all are being played for some reason or another. People who like to stir the pot may go to the family with one thing and back to the record company or the estate with another. You just don't know when agendas other than Michael's legacy is in play for just one person. For example, I don't think that anyone ever confirmed the source of the leaked acapella version that was being played; without knowing that source, how does anyone know if that was authentic?
Just wait. At some point, someone is going to have to offer up something. It is one of the traits that Michael knew how to manage. First instincts to run to the battlefield aren't always the best. Sometimes the best approach is to wait, gather correct information, and then stand for what really needs to be stood up for.
And also keep in mind that this song wasn't even released for radio airplay!