Superstition
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well an alive and well mj wouldbn't have shirts being sold in jc penny's or target or wal mart.
an alive mj wouldn't have magazines all about him for two months
an alive mj wouldn't have specials etc...or an awards show in his honour
his music wouldn't be selling this great.
so prey tell, how is he worth more alive than dead?
and i trust thome more than the others cuz he handed over money no one knew he had. u think jermaine would've done that? or dileo? or philips?
and y does everyone think mj would've made bank from these shows? he'd have to pay his debt that now, they acknowledge he had. so what money? he'd have to do yrs worth of shows to generate the money needed to break even.
and um...frank....INSURANCE POLICY? HELLO?
The magazines don't have anything to do with Jackson or merchandising. An alive MJ also wouldn't want his picture of the front of an Enquirer, but it happened.
He has CD's and DVD's sold in Wal-Mart and Targets, etc... why not a t-shirt? You could buy his merchandise in stores in the 80's....
This quick surge in sales will die down eventually, and he'll still be pulling in money, but that doesn't mean that he's worth more dead. He had unlimited potential: shows, more music, more DVD's, television concerts,... all of this would have been added to his catalog and had he died as an older man, he would have left behind an even bigger body of work for his estate.
A lot of the money people claim is being generated in here isn't even factual at this point. Insurance money (which may ore may not even paid.. and insurance doesn't always cover everything. That's tantamount to driving a new car you paid cash for off the lot then crashing it for the insurance money... you won't get everything you spent back), how much AEG is making on merchandising... there are no solid figures discussing what they made, especially when the opposite could be true: they could have lost money. We just don't know at this point.