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An Old Sketch…
June 27th, 2009 | Posted in General
…from an old sketchbook. I thought it might be timely. Say what you want about Michael Jackson, but he was definitley two things: One of the most popular and influential recording artists in the history of American pop music, and the poster child for what money and fame can do to a person without a solid childhood upbringing as a foundation.
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Great rendition of MJ, right down to the nose that’s literally falling apart. MJ’s death was shocking and sad, but inevitable, I suppose.
That is definitely scarier than “Thriller”.