Message from discussion What's Really Sad About Jackson's Death

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Date: Fri, 03 Jul 2009 20:13:26 -0400

K.C.Tyler wrote:
>        He was still so young!
>   There could've been more sex-pop videos that even blacks would
> ignore.
>    How about a whole new generation of  9 and 10 year olds he could be
> playing with... in all those special ways so dear to him.
>    Like the career of another entertainment icon, Pee Wee Herman,
> it all ended so shabby and shameful.

As shameful as it was, he's received more media/radio/TV attention than 
any other music artist who has passed. Greater than Elvis Presley, too, 
or any Beatle.

Uni