Why does michael jackson not sing anymore

I think with all the bad press he has gotten record companies are not going to invest any money in him. I know he has his hardcore fans but that probably will not justify putting the money out for an album that not everyone will want to listen to.

Really.. I miss him too.. but with history I wasn't so impressed.. I can't forget his past albums though!waiting for him to come alive and sing like he did during dangerous and thriller and in all those oldies.:-)
You will always rock michael! Just go on! :-)

I bet he is afraid that if he hits a high note his nose will fall off.

Come on emland at least for the sake of your gimmick, confess if you at all like him or not! That's probably still not evident form your post! :-)

As stated, who is going to sponsor him? Push his record? He's broken goods outside the music.

And his finances were a trainwreck, last id heard in the press.

I liked him back when he was still human - Thriller, Billie Jean, etc.

I would imagine the only sponsor he could find now would be NABMLA.

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Originally Posted by Emland

I liked him back when he was still human - Thriller, Billie Jean, etc.

I would imagine the only sponsor he could find now would be NABMLA.

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Ick. True. Ick.

Might have to unsubscribe from this thread.

I bet if it were only up to his fans and not for the money and face valued sponsors, they would do enough to bring him back... despite all his fanatics and being in the news for all the wrong reasons, his fan strength still holds remarkably strong which in itself is spectacular... and dats only because that man has really got the metal in him and stocks of talent.

Despite all the rumors about him being broke Michael is asset rich, worth about $1.6 billion, but because his assets are all tied up in loans as collateral he only has access to about $350 million of it. So I think its safe to say that Michael can damn well sponsor himself, believe what you want, I don't care but the facts show it. As for his singing, with the recent success of Thriller 25 and it going double platinum, he is planning a 2009 album. He hints that it will be his last, that he wants to focus on directing movies, but I don't see him being the next Spielberg, though he's got the cash to fund a few movies. Anyway, back to his music. Michael's fan base in the US has declined but in Europe and Asia they worship him as a freaking God. So even if he didn't have the necessary funds to sponsor himself, God knows there are plethora labels out there willing to shell out the millions to sponsor the King of Pop.