Miley Cyrus Pretends to Care About Michael Jackson Comments (Page 5)
98 Comments
elia
July 2nd, 2009 1:26 AM
this is article is ridiculous! i im 18, born in 1990, and i grew up with michael jackson just as if i was born in 1970. my parents love him and he was one of the very first records i got to listen to. i danced to thriller when i was 5. there's even a video of it. His music trascends generations and that is why he will live forever. no one knows if miley really loved michael jackson, but she could be prefectly sincere, just like me. dont judge the young ones, we dont only listen to the jonas brothers you know...haha
JonasSupporter
July 2nd, 2009 12:59 AM
This is way too harsh.
Its not even that big of a thing that Miley did.
Im sorry that your not able to see the picture here
I was Born in 1992 and I to this day think that MJ was awesome
and even tho he did some bad things,
he is still an idol.
So get over it.
Miley doesnt deserve to be bashed like this
I mean how old are you??!
Obviously not old enough to see that if your wasting your time on someone younger than you
then your nothing but sad and desperate for attention.
shutup
July 2nd, 2009 12:11 AM
I don't particularly like Miley Cyrus and I agree with the idea of many disney starts attempting to draw attention for themselves sometimes.
HOWEVER I don't agree with what wrote about her 'fake mourning' over MJ. People are grieving across the world... I mean he was after all the biggest pop star that ever lived. Who are you to say that she has only known him since 2005 and all the controversy that was associated? Maybe like many of YOUNG people, Miley Cyrus also enjoyed listening to Michael Jackson's music and drew inspiration from it.
Just because some people weren't born during his time doesn't mean they are faking their grief/shock due to his death. Who are you to label other people's feelings as genuine or false? So what if she called MJ her hero. One is not limited to having A hero... someone may have many heroes (aka rolemodels) that they look up to in their lifetime.
YOU SHOULDN'T question what a 'sincere reaction' is in the first place. Many artists MUCH MUCH younge
Chilen
July 1st, 2009 10:50 PM
My son is 10 years old and he is deeply saddened by the passing of Michael Jackson. Michael is/was his favorite music star and he just loved MJ alot. All my sons friends would always critisize MJ with all the rumors and lies posted about him in the media but my son would never buy into it and always stood up for MJ. Even now as a tribute to Jackson my son only wears one batting glove when he bats in all his little league baseball games. My son was born in 1999 well after MJ's last hit single and well after Miley Cyruss.
Amber
July 1st, 2009 10:21 PM
Well, I was born in 1992 and Michael Jackson, in my opinion, was an amazing performer. I love 80s music more than todays music. And all this stuff about MJ. Just because Corey Feldman said he showed him naked pictures doesn't mean thats true. I heard Corey Feldman had a falling out with the Jackson family right before he said all that.
Nate
July 1st, 2009 10:19 PM
A large percentage of Michael Jackson fans are in their 20s or younger. Every day at some elementary school in this country you can bet some kid is performing Billie Jean at a talent show. Turn on TV and you'll see youngsters performing his hits all the time, like one of the finalists in Britain's Got Talent this year who was only 10 or 11 who talked about how much he idolized Michael. You see kids perform MJ and J5 songs all the time on American Idol, America's Got Talent, etc... His music transcends generations and races, and decades from now you will still see the latest generations enjoying his hits. The saddest part of his untimely passing is that he left when the music industry was in such a sad and dying state, with most "popular" songs these days being nothing more than some talentless hack talking into a microphone with a generic beat in the background... MJ was just weeks away from reemerging into the music scene, so sad that opportunity never happened.
Jessie
July 1st, 2009 10:12 PM
This article really surprised me!!! I was born in 1990 and Michael Jackson's music was some of the very first music I was introduced to...The main reason why the majority of my life was based around music came from watching and listen to MJ's many hits....When I was 5 I even thought we would get married someday...Age has nothing to do with MJ's hits and never will...If it did I wouldn't love MJ or some of my other favorites like Janis Joplin, The Beatles, Etta James, Nina Simone, Anita Ward, or Billie Holliday....now would I???
andy
July 1st, 2009 9:03 PM
Apparently the writer of the article doesn't know anything about the persons he writes, else he would have realized that the music video of one of the top hits of Miley Cyrus, Fly on the wall, is heavily influenced from Michael Jacksons video clips, which is obvious the first time you see it. There is even an article somewhere on the MTV website about that.
So if she makes an homage on MJ video clips, he can well be her hero, can't he? And this is one of her own songs, not something from Disney. It's time that people realize that Miley Cyrus is on her way to become an independent artist that she is very good at what she does.
leah
July 1st, 2009 7:34 PM
Michael jackson death effected everyone. His music is heard all over the world young and old. give the kid a break already
to katebear
July 1st, 2009 7:32 PM
It's fine to enjoy music from before your time, but that's entirely different than calling someone your "hero." I'd agree with the article: that it's VERY difficult to actually have someone you consider your "hero" (i.e. personally influencing your life) if that individual was famous before you were born.
Does anyone here believe that Jackson influenced Cyrus in any way? Her music isn't remotely like his. So what would make him heroic to her? His affection for young boys?
karebear
July 1st, 2009 7:16 PM
so young people aren't allowed to have a hero from a different time period as them? seriously sometimes you say the dumbest things on this site. i like and enjoy a lot of music before "my time" but that doesn't mean i don't admire them. get a life and report on actual interesting things and not this trash.
Sara
July 1st, 2009 6:46 PM
I agree that some spoilt brats will always try to draw attention to themselves.
But i believe jackson's music will live on even for those born long after his death. You don't have to have been alive in the 80's to appreciate his music.
July 2nd, 2009 1:26 AM
this is article is ridiculous! i im 18, born in 1990, and i grew up with michael jackson just as if i was born in 1970. my parents love him and he was one of the very first records i got to listen to. i danced to thriller when i was 5. there's even a video of it. His music trascends generations and that is why he will live forever. no one knows if miley really loved michael jackson, but she could be prefectly sincere, just like me. dont judge the young ones, we dont only listen to the jonas brothers you know...haha
July 2nd, 2009 12:59 AM
This is way too harsh.
Its not even that big of a thing that Miley did.
Im sorry that your not able to see the picture here
I was Born in 1992 and I to this day think that MJ was awesome
and even tho he did some bad things,
he is still an idol.
So get over it.
Miley doesnt deserve to be bashed like this
I mean how old are you??!
Obviously not old enough to see that if your wasting your time on someone younger than you
then your nothing but sad and desperate for attention.
July 2nd, 2009 12:11 AM
I don't particularly like Miley Cyrus and I agree with the idea of many disney starts attempting to draw attention for themselves sometimes.
HOWEVER I don't agree with what wrote about her 'fake mourning' over MJ. People are grieving across the world... I mean he was after all the biggest pop star that ever lived. Who are you to say that she has only known him since 2005 and all the controversy that was associated? Maybe like many of YOUNG people, Miley Cyrus also enjoyed listening to Michael Jackson's music and drew inspiration from it.
Just because some people weren't born during his time doesn't mean they are faking their grief/shock due to his death. Who are you to label other people's feelings as genuine or false? So what if she called MJ her hero. One is not limited to having A hero... someone may have many heroes (aka rolemodels) that they look up to in their lifetime.
YOU SHOULDN'T question what a 'sincere reaction' is in the first place. Many artists MUCH MUCH younge
July 1st, 2009 10:50 PM
My son is 10 years old and he is deeply saddened by the passing of Michael Jackson. Michael is/was his favorite music star and he just loved MJ alot. All my sons friends would always critisize MJ with all the rumors and lies posted about him in the media but my son would never buy into it and always stood up for MJ. Even now as a tribute to Jackson my son only wears one batting glove when he bats in all his little league baseball games. My son was born in 1999 well after MJ's last hit single and well after Miley Cyruss.
July 1st, 2009 10:21 PM
Well, I was born in 1992 and Michael Jackson, in my opinion, was an amazing performer. I love 80s music more than todays music. And all this stuff about MJ. Just because Corey Feldman said he showed him naked pictures doesn't mean thats true. I heard Corey Feldman had a falling out with the Jackson family right before he said all that.
July 1st, 2009 10:19 PM
A large percentage of Michael Jackson fans are in their 20s or younger. Every day at some elementary school in this country you can bet some kid is performing Billie Jean at a talent show. Turn on TV and you'll see youngsters performing his hits all the time, like one of the finalists in Britain's Got Talent this year who was only 10 or 11 who talked about how much he idolized Michael. You see kids perform MJ and J5 songs all the time on American Idol, America's Got Talent, etc... His music transcends generations and races, and decades from now you will still see the latest generations enjoying his hits. The saddest part of his untimely passing is that he left when the music industry was in such a sad and dying state, with most "popular" songs these days being nothing more than some talentless hack talking into a microphone with a generic beat in the background... MJ was just weeks away from reemerging into the music scene, so sad that opportunity never happened.
July 1st, 2009 10:12 PM
This article really surprised me!!! I was born in 1990 and Michael Jackson's music was some of the very first music I was introduced to...The main reason why the majority of my life was based around music came from watching and listen to MJ's many hits....When I was 5 I even thought we would get married someday...Age has nothing to do with MJ's hits and never will...If it did I wouldn't love MJ or some of my other favorites like Janis Joplin, The Beatles, Etta James, Nina Simone, Anita Ward, or Billie Holliday....now would I???
July 1st, 2009 9:03 PM
Apparently the writer of the article doesn't know anything about the persons he writes, else he would have realized that the music video of one of the top hits of Miley Cyrus, Fly on the wall, is heavily influenced from Michael Jacksons video clips, which is obvious the first time you see it. There is even an article somewhere on the MTV website about that.
So if she makes an homage on MJ video clips, he can well be her hero, can't he? And this is one of her own songs, not something from Disney. It's time that people realize that Miley Cyrus is on her way to become an independent artist that she is very good at what she does.
July 1st, 2009 7:34 PM
Michael jackson death effected everyone. His music is heard all over the world young and old. give the kid a break already
July 1st, 2009 7:32 PM
It's fine to enjoy music from before your time, but that's entirely different than calling someone your "hero." I'd agree with the article: that it's VERY difficult to actually have someone you consider your "hero" (i.e. personally influencing your life) if that individual was famous before you were born.
Does anyone here believe that Jackson influenced Cyrus in any way? Her music isn't remotely like his. So what would make him heroic to her? His affection for young boys?
July 1st, 2009 7:16 PM
so young people aren't allowed to have a hero from a different time period as them? seriously sometimes you say the dumbest things on this site. i like and enjoy a lot of music before "my time" but that doesn't mean i don't admire them. get a life and report on actual interesting things and not this trash.
July 1st, 2009 6:46 PM
I agree that some spoilt brats will always try to draw attention to themselves.
But i believe jackson's music will live on even for those born long after his death. You don't have to have been alive in the 80's to appreciate his music.
July 1st, 2009 6:25 PM
She was born in 1992 not 1991.