that was it!

oh my!
i know it's kinda quite late to write about MJ's "This Is It". nevertheless, i only got the chance to watch them last night with Mr&Miss A. I'm not a hardcore fan of MJ. The only song I cud sing by heart is "You are not alone", which i keep replaying for God knows how many times!

No matter whether MJ has ever been in your life vocabulary, you'll fall in love with him the minute u see him singing and dancing.At the age of 50, he has the stamina of a 17 year old boy, voice so subtle and soothing to the ears.

what i cud see from his performance in "this is it" was that, he is a LOVING person. a person who tried his best to not hurting anyone's feeling. mention the word love when he is complaining, being a good supporter to his own group.

from what i've seen, it's a no wonder he could be a great performer, a legend, and prince to million hearts in this world. he gave such an impact to the pop music and colours beautiful memories of most of our childhood times.

for the concert he was suppose to perform, he handpicked his own dancers, hands on on every single part of the entire concert. he knows what he wants, his own music, his own control on his performance. he gave his ideas and incorporated them with others without diminishing others opinions. he worked together with the entire team and treated everyone fairly and consider them as a family.

apart from that, his conscience regarding the earth's condition, and expressing his thoughts his work of art is something to look up to. he uses his fame onto good cause, something to respect for.

however, it's still something to regret that he cant put his effort onto the long awaited concert, of which could create a blastful memory to the entire history of music industry. it's undeniable great loss that he left us in such shocking tragedy.

Michael, do rest in peace!

p/s: tq Mr.A for the movie! n oh yeah, for teh dark mocha too!!