Honestly I don't have a problem with answers like this. If you loved Michael Jackson, then by all means let his death impact your life. But if you're just jumping on the "OMG MJ is ded!" bandwagon (like oh so many are), there's something wrong with this picture.Cid SilverWing said:Both.
And I don't care if you call me a cheater. They were both idols to me.
Agreed. Billy Mays will be missed the most.Radeonx said:This. Billy Mays was pure awesome, and he left too soon.Nitpicker of the Wastes said:Can I pick Billy Mays?
Same. I mourned Billy more than MJ, and I haven't heard of the last guy lol...Nitpicker of the Wastes said:Can I pick Billy Mays?
Let's not forget how much Jackon did to get black artist onto mainstream television like MTV. Jackson's label threatened MTV to pull all of their artists off if they didn't play his videos. I'm not saying Jackson is responsible for getting rid of racial segregation on television, but he at least helped pave the way.Dahemo said:I think in the wake of the pedophilia allegations we often forget how absolutely massive Jackson was, and whether you despised the man or you would let him babysit for you, his music was tremendous and the defining sound of the last quarter of the twentieth century.
You have mentioned three of my greatest heroes in one sentence.Dahemo said:Carlin is undoubtedly a big loss but like my hero Bill Hicks his message will live on in his fans, and Cronkite can't be undervalued as one of the finest journalists to have lived.