When Michael Jackson joined Justin Timberlake and 'NSYNC onstage at the 2001 Video muziki Awards, JT didn't get a chance to sing with one
of his idols. The King of Pop just busted out a number of his signature dance moves as the crowd at New York's Metropolitan Opera House went nuts. A couple months later, though, Timberlake got the opportunity of a lifetime when he performed — and sung — with MJ at his 30th anniversary tamasha at Madison Square Garden.
Years later, and months after Jackson's passing, Timberlake maintains that Jackson's vocal dexterity might be the biggest legacy he's left behind.
"If there's anything that I think my generation of artists — including myself, obviously — emulate about Michael, it's that he felt what he was doing so much that his vocal presentation of the song, wewe can tell when he was cutting the record he was probably dancing in the booth," Timberlake told MTV News on the red carpet at his Las Vegas charity concert. "At least that's what it seems like to me. That type of energy, that kinetic energy into the music, I think that's what we all try to emulate. From hip-hop to pop to rock and roll, I think that there's inflection that he put into muziki as a vocalist that no one had ever really heard that way."
Though Timberlake professed to be a huge shabiki of Jackson's tunes as a kid, he also admitted that he didn't have a true understanding of Jackson's legacy until he left nyumbani to pursue a career as an artist. "Growing up in Tennessee, I never really understood the phenomenon that was Michael Jackson au the pandemonium that followed him around," JT said. "I just heard certain songs that I loved as a kid and I gravitated toward those songs. It just so happens that 99.79 percent of his songs are perfect. They're perfect songs. The other whatever percentage are works of art as well."
One work of art he's interested in checking out is "Michael Jackson's This Is It," the upcoming documentary about the singer's final days. "It looks like a zaidi intimate view than anything we've seen," he said. "I'm sure it will be good."
While he's looking mbele to catching MJ on the big screen, Timberlake alisema he doesn't try to invoke his idol in the recording booth — though he's pleasantly surprised when he finds a point of similarity in their music. "You don't imitate it, but wewe know when wewe have something that he had," he explained. "You could tell he was just excited about the muziki he was doing. That's the feeling that wewe get sometimes and that's when wewe feel like the king — but other than that, not so much!"
This ripoti is from MTV News
of his idols. The King of Pop just busted out a number of his signature dance moves as the crowd at New York's Metropolitan Opera House went nuts. A couple months later, though, Timberlake got the opportunity of a lifetime when he performed — and sung — with MJ at his 30th anniversary tamasha at Madison Square Garden.
Years later, and months after Jackson's passing, Timberlake maintains that Jackson's vocal dexterity might be the biggest legacy he's left behind.
"If there's anything that I think my generation of artists — including myself, obviously — emulate about Michael, it's that he felt what he was doing so much that his vocal presentation of the song, wewe can tell when he was cutting the record he was probably dancing in the booth," Timberlake told MTV News on the red carpet at his Las Vegas charity concert. "At least that's what it seems like to me. That type of energy, that kinetic energy into the music, I think that's what we all try to emulate. From hip-hop to pop to rock and roll, I think that there's inflection that he put into muziki as a vocalist that no one had ever really heard that way."
Though Timberlake professed to be a huge shabiki of Jackson's tunes as a kid, he also admitted that he didn't have a true understanding of Jackson's legacy until he left nyumbani to pursue a career as an artist. "Growing up in Tennessee, I never really understood the phenomenon that was Michael Jackson au the pandemonium that followed him around," JT said. "I just heard certain songs that I loved as a kid and I gravitated toward those songs. It just so happens that 99.79 percent of his songs are perfect. They're perfect songs. The other whatever percentage are works of art as well."
One work of art he's interested in checking out is "Michael Jackson's This Is It," the upcoming documentary about the singer's final days. "It looks like a zaidi intimate view than anything we've seen," he said. "I'm sure it will be good."
While he's looking mbele to catching MJ on the big screen, Timberlake alisema he doesn't try to invoke his idol in the recording booth — though he's pleasantly surprised when he finds a point of similarity in their music. "You don't imitate it, but wewe know when wewe have something that he had," he explained. "You could tell he was just excited about the muziki he was doing. That's the feeling that wewe get sometimes and that's when wewe feel like the king — but other than that, not so much!"
This ripoti is from MTV News
Co-executor John Branca tells TMZ, the first onyesha will open in fall of 2011 -- and will travel throughout North America including the Staples Center in L.A. ... the same venue where MJ's memorial was held.
The onyesha will be heavily focused on dancing -- honoring the legendary moves of MJ. It will also feature Jackson's songs and have the trademark Cirque du Soleil acrobatics.
In 2012, a sekunde onyesha -- in partnership with MGM MIRAGE -- will open in Las Vegas which will be far zaidi theatrical with emphasis on technology and 3D. "It will be a theme-park-like show," says Branca.
Sources say the shows will be worth a fortune to the estate. Cirque and the estate will mgawanyiko, baidisha costs and profits 50-50.
The family is always targeted kwa the publicity and it certainly is not always the best and suffering of these people and of course even zaidi unfortunate mother Lost a nyota in the life ...
Yesterday in court in Los Angeles where he went to the doctor, his mother Katherine was the nyota rampage showed pain and anger and inconvenience we almost faint.
We hope soon to illuminate the mysterious but very interesting case and to calm his relatives adikochamenou and famous and beloved singer muhuri an entire season with his presence and with songs and muziki and will remain unforgettable in the hearts of all world.
You're dancing through the siku
You're grabbing for the magic on the run
You're a whole new generation
You're lovin' what wewe do
Put a Pepsi in the motion
That choice is up to wewe
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Hey-hey
You're the Pepsi Generation
Guzzle down and
Taste the thrill of the siku
And feel the Pepsi way
Taste the thrill of the siku
And feel the Pepsi way
You're a whole new generation [x3]
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Then Happy came one day, chased my blues away
My life began when Happy smiled
Sweet, like Candy to a child
Stay here and upendo me just a while
Let sadness see what Happy does
Let Happy be where Sadness was
Happy, that's you
wewe made my life brand new
Lost as a little lam was I, till wewe came in
My life began when Happy smiled
Sweet, like Candy to a child
Stay here and upendo me just a while
Let sadness see what Happy does
Let Happy be where Sadness was
(Till now)
Where have I been?
What lifetime was I in?
Suspended between time and space
Lonely until Happy came smiling up at me
Sadness had no choice but to flee
I alisema a prayer so silently
Let Sadness see what Happy does
Let Happy be where Sadness was
Till now
Happy, yeah yeah
Happy, oehoe happy
happy oh yeah Happy
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