knight56
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Everytime i see him i see that child he ones was..and i still see it that he still is a kid lol..but he is a man too...so how does he keep himself a big kid and see life like?
lol rolls over laughingSSSsssshhhh....it's his little secret...it's all in the GOLD PANTS ok???
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RBK--fIqszo
SSSsssshhhh....it's his little secret...it's all in the GOLD PANTS ok???
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RBK--fIqszo
If more people were like Michael Jackson this world would be a better, safer and more interesting place to live in
SSSsssshhhh....it's his little secret...it's all in the GOLD PANTS ok???
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RBK--fIqszo
Never losing his wonderment or curiosity about life and the world is something that keeps Michael "young at heart." He lives his life with an open heart. Appreciating the simple things, sharing, being playful, being vulnerable (meaning: showing emotions and not being afraid of them)...he's all of those things. :wub: I think that's why he's loved by so many people, aside from his enormous talent...but yet so misunderstood too.
Well yeah, he's said that a lot of times, in many ways. His song "Childhood", for example, when he sings "People say I'm not okay, 'cause I love such elementry things", etc... Even if you just observe Michael and the way he interacts with the world around him, he becomes sometimes totally engrossed in something which other people wouldn't even glance twice at, while someone is talking to him, he'll notice something and start to study it or concentrate on it, while still hearing what the person talking is saying. Like when he went on that Japanes TV show back in 2006 I think, as they were talking to him, his attention out of nowhere was drawn to the monitors behind them and he got up to look at them. In that way, Michael is very much like a kid in that he doesn't care what it looks like to anyone else or what they think, he doesn't think about that, all he knows is that he sees something that interests him and he wants to look at it or engage it, so he does. He lets his instincts and emotions guide him. It sometimes gets him in trouble, but ultimately that's not his fault, but the fault of others for taking advantage of him for it.