First of all, "Love is my message". Could it get any better?!
Second of all, this is after Jackson's first nosejob (accident on the set of The Wiz) but before his second, third and forth, so it captures him in a short-lived but lets-face-it glorious phase, physically speaking.
Third of all, when is he going to get credit for anticipating the current high-cuff trend by a good 25 years?!
Fourth of all, "Don't Stop Til You Get Enough" was MJ's first major hit that he wrote as well.
Fifth of all, Suzuki named their old mopeds "Love"!
Sixth of all, those moves still haven't been topped. Justin Timberlake and Chris Brown and Usher and all those other dudes are mere pretenders.
Seventh of all, Japan in the 80s must have been the coolest place on Earth, what with Nintendo and all.
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I got behind one of those yesterday hogging the left lane of a four-lane highway. I almost forgot myself and introduced the man to a big, blue Tahoe.
I love this commercial. It's so zany, so campy, so Jacksonese.
First of all, "Love is my message". Could it get any better?!
Second of all, this is after Jackson's first nosejob (accident on the set of The Wiz) but before his second, third and forth, so it captures him in a short-lived but lets-face-it glorious phase, physically speaking.
Third of all, when is he going to get credit for anticipating the current high-cuff trend by a good 25 years?!
Fourth of all, "Don't Stop Til You Get Enough" was MJ's first major hit that he wrote as well.
Fifth of all, Suzuki named their old mopeds "Love"!
Sixth of all, those moves still haven't been topped. Justin Timberlake and Chris Brown and Usher and all those other dudes are mere pretenders.
Seventh of all, Japan in the 80s must have been the coolest place on Earth, what with Nintendo and all.
Say no more DZ; this is a commercial of epic proportions!!!
fantastic!
This just in:
http://www.cnn.com/2009/SHOWBIZ/Music/06/25/michael.jackson/index.html
Let us pray...
Beat me to it. This is shocking.
amazing that you felt like posting this the day before his passing. disturbance in the force.
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