I guess an example is George Michael, who believes Michael didn't make any great records after Thriller. :smilerolleyes: but that's really only the worst he's said, and I think it's out of jealousy. I still like his music.
I have the same example. When George posted that some days ago on his FB account, I was like... what???? Where does THAT come from? :bugeyed But I guess I still need more context, for I really don't know the whole story (just that bit and some here on the board suggested I might have misunderstood his statement, so I really don't know).
It's hard for me to believe George would really "hate" or hold any bad feelings about Michael, since they went very much through the same hell with $ony and George acknowledged that back in the days.
I am really a big fan of George Michael and I was surprised to read his comment about Thriller. And quite dissappointed. But still, I love his music and his voice. I might have a very different opinion about personal matters, but I am no one to judge him. His comment, after all, was not full of hate, and he was not moking Michael. So I can handle it.
What I can't stand very well is people throwing crap and hate against Michael. That's simply too much for me. HOWEVER.... I have to say I don't fall for someone who says something positive about Michael. I simply don't. I rather focus on the music/art/actions than just on the words. See what happens with Justin Beaber. I don't know any of his songs, nor about his music. Yet, I know he talks positively about Michael all the time, which is nice, but that doesn't make me feel like "I looooveee his music", nor that I should hear his songs.
did I make myself clear? :scratch: