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Between 1977 and 1982, Michael regularly attended Queen's concerts whenever they played at The Forum in Los Angeles. He would hang out backstage with the band, and when Rolling Stone reporters spotted him at a show and asked if he was a fan of Queen, Michael famously replied, "I'm a Freddie Mercury fan."

Show me a more iconic outfit then this, I’ll wait

He arrived planning to stay for just 3 days, but ended up staying for 45 days because the locals treated him like a normal human being and gave him total peace. ✌️ ☮️

Since that exact accident triggered his lifelong battle with addiction, do you think fans boycotting Pepsi are justified or is the internet right to mock them for a old corporate mistake so personally

“During the Michael Jackson & Friends benefit concert in Munich on June 27, 1999, a severe mechanical failure caused a heavy steel section of the suspended bridge to collapse, plunging Jackson roughly 50 feet into the stage pit. Remarkably, his immediate response was to climb out of the wreckage and finish the performance of "Earth Song" before collapsing backstage and being rushed to Rechts der Isar Hospital. While the immediate diagnosis included a damaged spine, an ankle sprain, and minor pyrotechnic burns, the structural impact left him with permanent spinal trauma. This incident changed his physical health for the rest of his life, this specific accident can be traced as a direct catalyst to his eventual passing in 2009”

Enjoy the Independence Day and keep the music loud.

For anyone celebrating today, go do yourself a favor and listen to the July 4th audio bootlegs. What do you guys think? Is July 4th Munich his peak vocal performance for the entire 1997 leg of the tour, or does another date take the crown? Happy July 4th