http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C9g7dOGpXdE

Enjoy ya and let celebrate Michael homegoing...

Thanks for the memory. I want to celebrate, but hard as I try I can't do it. It will be a long time before my heart can stop grieving enough to do so.

This never should have happened. I don't feel like I just witnessed the passing of a phenomenal human being (which I have) but I feel like I lost my big brother.

Michael wanted so much to save the world. He truly tried to do it with his music. But no one was able to save him, though it was obvious he need help. There was so much goodness in him and so much pain.

He did not make it easy to help him. But, damnn, he was worth the effort. I miss him terribly. I feel so bad that he will not grow old with me. His death is not right, his passing does not stir up celebration in me.

The work of his hands is certainly deserving our celebration. But his life had more than one man's share of pain and loneliness and it is worthy of our tears and worthy of our reflection on what we have truly lost.

the news didnt come as a total shock to me... cuz i heard a few weeks back he was making an albulm that would only be released after his death.. it had me thinking... why talk of death.... that maybe he knew he was dying...

It's all strange.
But according to Lou Ferrigno, who was his trainer for 15 years, he was in great physical condition. He said he looked more like a 27 year old than a 50 year old on the stage. He certainly knew he was not in the best of health because he had Lupus. But it is not a universally fatal disease and most people with it, with long life spans.

I think it was just a bad mix of the medications he was taking. But the toxicology reports will help answer at least some questions.

i really couldnt care less bout all the medications or reason etc. He's gone and thats the sad and hurtful part and just like Nica said, I cant bring myself to celebrate like others seem to be doing. it hurts especially seeing Janet try to compose herself and thank the fans at the BET awards.
We truely need to give ppl their roses while they are alive.

I think when President Reagan crown Michael as the King of Pop, it was hillarious....The legend still live on...

ddnt know he suffered from upus. i have two friends who do and its a very painful illness....

Yeap. It messes with the central nervous system and attacks the joints and other body parts. Very painful.

wow.. i didnt know that too. sad to learn that now.