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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I don't know. I was a kid when the trial in the early 2000s went down and my dad said the same thing, but [b]my dad is a typical boomer male and said similarly about Woody Allen.[/b] I only remember this instance bc we were having dinner at my grandparents' house and they were convinced he did it and were absolutely gobsmacked my dad didn't agree with them. I said in the other thread, MJ is a little before my time. [b]When did he get weird? There are a lot of old interviews with him resurfacing bc of the movie and he seems normal through most of the 80s and then by the clips from the early 90s he's positively freakish. When did he start talking in that creepy little boy voice and decide that it was normal for little kids to be his best friends. [/b][/quote] OMG. Sigh. Yeah, Woody Allen = a problem, lol. Child of the 80s here. He always had a weird voice, and the addiction to plastic surgery probably began with a nose job in 1979. So it was always there. I would say he was looking and behaving bizarrely enough for his bizarreness to become a topic of conversation by the late 80s, and reached it's zenith when he dangled his infant son over a hotel balcony in 2002 scaring the hell out of everyone. [/quote] Interesting. Yeah, in some of the 80s clips he has a softer voice but then ten years later it divulges into something outright creepy. I vaguely remember the incident with Blanket. I do remember watching the documentary where he went antiquing with my dad (I was up past my bedtime and went to go hang out with him in our living room) and I remember saying “This guy creeps me out” and my dad was like yeah, he’s a freak. I guess he wasn’t enough of a freak to my dad to convince him of guilt. Funny story I also thought Michael was white for a very long time. He was an answer to a black history month trivia question at school. We had just moved to a new state and I remember saying “Mom, these people are so weird, they think Michael Jackson is Black!” She was like well…. In my defense, his skin was completely white by the time I was old enough to recognize celebrities. [/quote]
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