How is it BETTER for him? More people watch BET than MTV. And even more people will watch the Grammies. So how is MTV better?
MTV is a joke. I can not stand that Sarah Silverman woman and i will never forgive her for calling Brittany's innocent little children a MISTAKE.
I just want to see him out there again! I don't care where, I'll leave that up to him to decide.
if there should be a disclaimer on/for/to anything, it should be this.Of course, we have no way of knowing what goes on behind closed doors so whatever Michael decides we just have to trust he's taken all those things into account.
I would actually be sick to my stomach if Michael would attend the MTV VMAs.
Just look what they did to Britney Spears last year. First, they allowed her to perform despite widespread common knowledge that she was both unstable and unprepared at the time. Then, immediately following her opening act, they allowed Sarah Silverman to viciously attack both her and her children (calling them mistakes) for an extended amount of time on stage. I couldn't believe what I was seeing, yet nobody seemed to care or even talk about it because it was apparently more popular to make fun of Britney at the time .
After what MTV has done to Michael in the past and the way they totally downplayed his significance to the network for the 25 year anniversary, that would be the very last music awards show I would ever want to see him attend again. It's a complete joke, as are most of the other award shows these days. American Music Awards is another one that I cringe at the thought of Michael appearing. A lot of these specials thrive on controversy.
Please elaborate on the highlighted part.SERIOUSLY? *** Do you think there is a gathering in one of the MTV's offices every week, so they can talk about how much they hate Michael Jackson? Don't be stupid. MTV profits alot from Michael Jackson, but the man himself also profits as much as MTV does from him. Do you think MTV depends on Michael Jackson? Of course not. Does Michael Jackson depends on MTV and other music channels? Yes.
If Michael Jackson is smart and the time is right, hes gonna attend. I bet my balls on he will sometime in his life, as I said, when the time is right.
SERIOUSLY? *** Do you think there is a gathering in one of the MTV's offices every week, so they can talk about how much they hate Michael Jackson? Don't be stupid. MTV profits alot from Michael Jackson, but the man himself also profits as much as MTV does from him. Do you think MTV depends on Michael Jackson? Of course not. Does Michael Jackson depends on MTV and other music channels? Yes.
If Michael Jackson is smart and the time is right, hes gonna attend. I bet my balls on he will sometime in his life, as I said, when the time is right.
I agree. I don't think MJ need the shows at all. MJ can put on a one man show and get more ratings than all those superstars put together. He could have his own redcarpet like he did in Japan and watch the entire world clambering to be there. I don't understand why MJ should need a show that disrespects him.whatever happened to principles?:doh:
And once again TSCM is right, as is the case every year, Mike's name gets thrown in the hat of possible performers without Mj even actually being in takes with MTV.
Seriously though, it would really surprise me if Michael Jackson ever appeared on any future VMA show!
Well, here's the actual blurb from Entertainment Weekly (in print):
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Michael Jackson, Guns N' Roses, U2, No Doubt, Eminem, Dr. Dre, and even Britney Spears--don't count anyone out for this year's MTV Video Music Awards. After a decade away from L.A., the telecast heads to Paramount Studios on Sept. 7, and folks are already trying to guess which performers will appear on the show. MTV Networks president Van Toffler will only say "we're talking to all of them," but one rumor in particular caught him off guard. Is 'N Sync readying a reunion? "Wow," he replies. "I haven't heard that one. We'd definitely like to see jaws drop on the other end of the screen when someone walks on stage. If you have any other good reunion ideas, bring them to me." Okay, then: anybody but Color Me Badd.
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The way I see it, this is nothing more than the annual speculation that comes about each year. And, MTV saying "we're talking to all of them" hardly means that they've actually been in contact with Michael or most of the others named off by EW for that matter. It's just the typical thing to say to make it seem like nothing is out of the question at the show.
I agree. I don't think MJ need the shows at all. MJ can put on a one man show and get more ratings than all those superstars put together. He could have his own redcarpet like he did in Japan and watch the entire world clambering to be there. I don't understand why MJ should need a show that disrespects him.
I would actually be sick to my stomach if Michael would attend the MTV VMAs.
Just look what they did to Britney Spears last year. First, they allowed her to perform despite widespread common knowledge that she was both unstable and unprepared at the time. Then, immediately following her opening act, they allowed Sarah Silverman to viciously attack both her and her children (calling them mistakes) for an extended amount of time on stage. I couldn't believe what I was seeing, yet nobody seemed to care or even talk about it because it was apparently more popular to make fun of Britney at the time .
After what MTV has done to Michael in the past and the way they totally downplayed his significance to the network for the 25 year anniversary, that would be the very last music awards show I would ever want to see him attend again. It's a complete joke, as are most of the other award shows these days. American Music Awards is another one that I cringe at the thought of Michael appearing. A lot of these specials thrive on controversy.
Wouldn't it be cool if MJ, Prince and Madonna did a huge performance together since they are all going to be 50
This is a rumour.........why is everyone getting so excited over a rumour?
One thing is for sure though, when Michaels does the MTV awards, MTV do go full out and they put alot more money into the sets and stuff than any other show does, look at 1991 & 1995, Michael gets what he wants with them
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