Michael Joseph (Smiley) Jackson, the angelic-voiced lead singer of the world famous vocal quintet of Jackson brothers, is a handsome young man whose onstage magnetism and magic are exceeded only da his offstage majesty and meek heartedness.
Born the fifth of six talented sons of Joseph and Katherine Jackson in Gary, Ind., nearly 21 years fa (Aug. 29, 195 , he is a Virgo, whose trait is unselfishness, and is moved da magnetic forces which draw so many admirers into his life that Amore is his for the taking. And his love-struck fan often do strange things to mostra their affection for him.
When one beautiful Black teenager recently boarded a packed plane and spotted him seated with his brothers, she stared in disbelief, began breathing heavily and became so excited that she started wetting in her panties and froze in her tracks as urine trickled down her legs.
At the arrival gate where girls had gathered to meet the Jacksons, a blonde teenager squeezed through the crushing crowd, slipped past security guards, pulled Michael toward her and tried to make him baciare her.
Returning recently from a world tour celebrating their 10th anniversary in mostra business, Michael, the only Jackson son who has reached the age of consent and is still unmarried, waded through a room full of mail, sorting out those proposing marriage. Bashful Michael answered them the same: “Thank te for the beautiful letter. It’s very nice. And we will always Amore you. Love, Michael Jackson and the Jacksons.”
Mild-mannered Micahel makes it clear that he gets no satisfaction Scrivere the same letter to all of those female fan who want him for a husband. But he responds in brief dignity because he actually fears love-sick fans.
Sitting in the living room of his family’s home located on a parcel of land in Encino, Calif., purchased form the sprawling estate of the late lady-killer actor Clark Gable of Gone With The Wind fame, the young and eligible bachelor talked about marriage, dating and a wide range of topics which deeply concern him.
“I don’t like to break hearts,” he detto solemnly and shyly, shifting his 5-foot, 9 ½ -inch body in a sofa chair. “I don’t really know these people and, gosh, it’s a weird thing.” He continued:
“That, I think, is the weird part about mostra business. te portray an image. And those people are into te so long, buying your records. You’re all over their walls. They wake up seeing you. They wake up thinking about you. You’re totally on their mind. And when they meet te in person, they feel they have been knowing te for a long time. But I don’t know them. te see, that’s the painful part of mostra business—the breaking of the hearts. Do te know what that does to them? God, some of them go to the point of committing suicide because they get real serious. That’s what I don’t know how to handle.”
For the young female bubblegum crowd whose voices are now turning from no to yes, he is especially fearful. About them he says, “You have to be careful because sometimes Amore can reverse on you. They feel they can’t get te and they’ll go to the point of plotting and planning terrible things on te o do terrible things to hurt you. That’s why it’s important to be nice, but sincerely nice.”
He recalled the nasty rumor that surfaced last year, falsely claiming that he had undergone a sex change. The rumor is not dead yet and he detto his encounter with a love-crazed blonde at the aforementioned airport helps to revive it. “This beautiful girl with blonde hair was trying her hardest to pull me into her to baciare her,” Michael remembers. “She said, ‘You’re so sexy, baciare me.’ When I showed no kind of interest in her, she said, ‘What’s wrong, te fag?’ and walked off.”
He laments that he still has to tell people: “There’s a reason why I was created male. I’m not a girl. And what kills me the most and makes me want to break down in tears is when little kids, seven and eight, come to me asking me that. I say, no, and please tell all your other little Friends it’s not true.”
What disturbs Michael più than the rumor is the kind of mail he receives from some of the bubble gum set. “You wouldn’t believe the mail I get. I mean some of it gets real vulgar,” he revealed. To him, such mail is as shocking as seeing a priest at a movie house watching The Devil And Mrs. Jones o Deep Throat. “Some of the mail gets real funky, not polite at all,” he says. “They tell te the stuff they want to do to te and everything, and how they’re going to do it. I just read and go, ‘Oh my God, these girls.’
There’s not much charm in girls anymore, like the guy used to always pick up the phone and call the girl. She would never call the guy. She would sit there all giorno until the phone would ring for her. But now the girls bother te to death….You see girls today 11 years old with bags and lipstick and eyeliner and lashes as well. They feel they’re women and they’re not.”
Don’t get the impression that the soft-spoken singer is a saint o square. Looking like the cliché description—tall, dark, and handsome—Michael is very much aware that he can now do at age 20 what he used to sing about when he was 10. One well-known witness is Oscar-winning actress Tatum O’Neal, teenaged daughter of actor Ryan O’Neal.
A reporter for Modern People two years fa quoted Miss O’Neal as once saying she couldn’t wait to have her first affair. If she followed up the widely publicized commento with action involving manly Michael, he is not the kind to baciare and tell. He declined to discuss intimate details of dating Tatum, but was anxious to set the record straight about their romance. First, he readily admits the parallels in their lives: Both have protective parents. Tatum is a daddy’s girl and Michael is a mama’s boy. Both are attractive and wealthy. She rides in a chauffeur-driven Rolls-Royce and millionaire Michael drives his own Rolls. Both are very shy. Michael is one of the brightest stars of the future and Tatum is, too.
“I want all those people who read JET to just know that we’re mainly good friends,” Michael assured. Admitting that there have been criticisms about their relations, Michael mused: “People take it to crazy means and crazy extents and I just tell them we’re really, really, really good friends. That’s all I say. They say, ‘Well how good Friends are you? Is there any romance going on?’ I say, yes sometimes but not all the time.”
Although dating is part of his lifestyle, he is più interested in developing a new lifestyle around his family’s home which is now undergoing extensive renovations. Emphasizing that he is not ready to sposta out on his own like his four married brothers (Jackie, Jermaine, Tito and Marlon), Michael explains:
“I’ve always wanted to do this for my mother. She loves homes and everything and I do things da feeling and force. I don’t feel that it’s time for me to sposta away yet. There are so many things I want to do just staying here.
“If I sposta out now, I would die of loneliness. Most people who sposta out go to discos every night. They party every night. They invite Friends over and I don’t do any of those things. I would really die of loneliness.”
Michael’s renovation plans will include the addiction of a tennis court, a remodeled swimming pool, a gym room, a movie room, a rehearsal studio and a library.
Living at home with his mother, Katherine, father Joseph, brother Randy, and sisters, Janet and LaToya, the young entertainer explores his many talents and grapples with social and religious concerns.
Uppermost among his concerns are religion and racism. A devout Jehovah’s Witness, like his mother, he says: “I believe in the Bible and I try to follow the Bible. I know that I’m not an Angel and I’m not a devil either. I try to be as best as I can and I try to do what I think is right. It’s that simple….I don’t just pray at night. I pray at different times during the day. Whenever I see something beautiful, I say, ‘Oh, God, that’s beautiful.’ I say little prayers like that all through the day.”
To cope with the stresses of mostra business, Michael says he turns to his deity, not drugs. “As corny as it sounds, natural highs are the greatest highs in the world,” he attests. “The stars, the mountains, children, bambini smiling are just magic,” he happily beamed.
The one thing that dims this glow is the pervasive racism that’s rampant in the world today, especially in America, the world traveler observes. Recalling how badly the Canto Jacksons have been treated in southern cities, he detto that it was difficult to believe.
“The people told us just deal with it (racism) because that’s how the South is,” he detto and added: “That’s ignorance and it’s taught because it’s not genetic at all.
“I’m really not a prejudiced person at all. I believe that people should think about God più and creation because if te look at the many wonders inside the human bodies—the different colori of organs…and all these colori do different things in the human body—why can’t we do it as people?
“That (racism) is the only thing I hate. I really do. And that’s why I try to write, put it in songs, put it in dance, put it in my art—to teach the world. If politicians can’t do it, poets should put it in poesia and writers should put it in novels. That’s what we have to do and I think it’s so important to save the world.”
As widely read as he is traveled, Michael, a private high school graduate who once quit public school because girls were always screaming and pulling on him, said: “I Amore to read. I wish I could advise più people to read. There’s a whole new world in books. If te can’t afford to travel, te travel mentally through reading. te can see anything and go anyplace te want to in reading.”
Traveling and Leggere have greatly influenced his religious and racial views. About his travels, Michael explains: “Wherever te go, man-made things are man-made, but you’ve got to get out and see God’s beauty of the world.”
Reflecting upon America’s racial problems, he said: “I wish I could borrow from other countries, say, like Venezuela o Trinidad, the real Amore and color-blind people and bring it to America. When te travel, te realize how different America is. God, I hate to say this but our people are brainwashed.”
Of all his travels, he says his most emotional and moving experiences came in travels in Dakar, Senegal. “I’m going to raise my hand (to God) on this one,” he lit up like a light. “I always thought that Blacks, as far as artistry, were the most talented race on earth. But when I went to Africa, I was even più convinced. They do incredible things over there….They got the beats and the rhythm. I really see where drums come from. It makes te think that all Blacks have rhythm….I don’t want the Blacks to ever forget that this is where we come from and where our Musica comes from. And if we forget, it (Black history) would really get lost. I want us to remember.”
Born the fifth of six talented sons of Joseph and Katherine Jackson in Gary, Ind., nearly 21 years fa (Aug. 29, 195 , he is a Virgo, whose trait is unselfishness, and is moved da magnetic forces which draw so many admirers into his life that Amore is his for the taking. And his love-struck fan often do strange things to mostra their affection for him.
When one beautiful Black teenager recently boarded a packed plane and spotted him seated with his brothers, she stared in disbelief, began breathing heavily and became so excited that she started wetting in her panties and froze in her tracks as urine trickled down her legs.
At the arrival gate where girls had gathered to meet the Jacksons, a blonde teenager squeezed through the crushing crowd, slipped past security guards, pulled Michael toward her and tried to make him baciare her.
Returning recently from a world tour celebrating their 10th anniversary in mostra business, Michael, the only Jackson son who has reached the age of consent and is still unmarried, waded through a room full of mail, sorting out those proposing marriage. Bashful Michael answered them the same: “Thank te for the beautiful letter. It’s very nice. And we will always Amore you. Love, Michael Jackson and the Jacksons.”
Mild-mannered Micahel makes it clear that he gets no satisfaction Scrivere the same letter to all of those female fan who want him for a husband. But he responds in brief dignity because he actually fears love-sick fans.
Sitting in the living room of his family’s home located on a parcel of land in Encino, Calif., purchased form the sprawling estate of the late lady-killer actor Clark Gable of Gone With The Wind fame, the young and eligible bachelor talked about marriage, dating and a wide range of topics which deeply concern him.
“I don’t like to break hearts,” he detto solemnly and shyly, shifting his 5-foot, 9 ½ -inch body in a sofa chair. “I don’t really know these people and, gosh, it’s a weird thing.” He continued:
“That, I think, is the weird part about mostra business. te portray an image. And those people are into te so long, buying your records. You’re all over their walls. They wake up seeing you. They wake up thinking about you. You’re totally on their mind. And when they meet te in person, they feel they have been knowing te for a long time. But I don’t know them. te see, that’s the painful part of mostra business—the breaking of the hearts. Do te know what that does to them? God, some of them go to the point of committing suicide because they get real serious. That’s what I don’t know how to handle.”
For the young female bubblegum crowd whose voices are now turning from no to yes, he is especially fearful. About them he says, “You have to be careful because sometimes Amore can reverse on you. They feel they can’t get te and they’ll go to the point of plotting and planning terrible things on te o do terrible things to hurt you. That’s why it’s important to be nice, but sincerely nice.”
He recalled the nasty rumor that surfaced last year, falsely claiming that he had undergone a sex change. The rumor is not dead yet and he detto his encounter with a love-crazed blonde at the aforementioned airport helps to revive it. “This beautiful girl with blonde hair was trying her hardest to pull me into her to baciare her,” Michael remembers. “She said, ‘You’re so sexy, baciare me.’ When I showed no kind of interest in her, she said, ‘What’s wrong, te fag?’ and walked off.”
He laments that he still has to tell people: “There’s a reason why I was created male. I’m not a girl. And what kills me the most and makes me want to break down in tears is when little kids, seven and eight, come to me asking me that. I say, no, and please tell all your other little Friends it’s not true.”
What disturbs Michael più than the rumor is the kind of mail he receives from some of the bubble gum set. “You wouldn’t believe the mail I get. I mean some of it gets real vulgar,” he revealed. To him, such mail is as shocking as seeing a priest at a movie house watching The Devil And Mrs. Jones o Deep Throat. “Some of the mail gets real funky, not polite at all,” he says. “They tell te the stuff they want to do to te and everything, and how they’re going to do it. I just read and go, ‘Oh my God, these girls.’
There’s not much charm in girls anymore, like the guy used to always pick up the phone and call the girl. She would never call the guy. She would sit there all giorno until the phone would ring for her. But now the girls bother te to death….You see girls today 11 years old with bags and lipstick and eyeliner and lashes as well. They feel they’re women and they’re not.”
Don’t get the impression that the soft-spoken singer is a saint o square. Looking like the cliché description—tall, dark, and handsome—Michael is very much aware that he can now do at age 20 what he used to sing about when he was 10. One well-known witness is Oscar-winning actress Tatum O’Neal, teenaged daughter of actor Ryan O’Neal.
A reporter for Modern People two years fa quoted Miss O’Neal as once saying she couldn’t wait to have her first affair. If she followed up the widely publicized commento with action involving manly Michael, he is not the kind to baciare and tell. He declined to discuss intimate details of dating Tatum, but was anxious to set the record straight about their romance. First, he readily admits the parallels in their lives: Both have protective parents. Tatum is a daddy’s girl and Michael is a mama’s boy. Both are attractive and wealthy. She rides in a chauffeur-driven Rolls-Royce and millionaire Michael drives his own Rolls. Both are very shy. Michael is one of the brightest stars of the future and Tatum is, too.
“I want all those people who read JET to just know that we’re mainly good friends,” Michael assured. Admitting that there have been criticisms about their relations, Michael mused: “People take it to crazy means and crazy extents and I just tell them we’re really, really, really good friends. That’s all I say. They say, ‘Well how good Friends are you? Is there any romance going on?’ I say, yes sometimes but not all the time.”
Although dating is part of his lifestyle, he is più interested in developing a new lifestyle around his family’s home which is now undergoing extensive renovations. Emphasizing that he is not ready to sposta out on his own like his four married brothers (Jackie, Jermaine, Tito and Marlon), Michael explains:
“I’ve always wanted to do this for my mother. She loves homes and everything and I do things da feeling and force. I don’t feel that it’s time for me to sposta away yet. There are so many things I want to do just staying here.
“If I sposta out now, I would die of loneliness. Most people who sposta out go to discos every night. They party every night. They invite Friends over and I don’t do any of those things. I would really die of loneliness.”
Michael’s renovation plans will include the addiction of a tennis court, a remodeled swimming pool, a gym room, a movie room, a rehearsal studio and a library.
Living at home with his mother, Katherine, father Joseph, brother Randy, and sisters, Janet and LaToya, the young entertainer explores his many talents and grapples with social and religious concerns.
Uppermost among his concerns are religion and racism. A devout Jehovah’s Witness, like his mother, he says: “I believe in the Bible and I try to follow the Bible. I know that I’m not an Angel and I’m not a devil either. I try to be as best as I can and I try to do what I think is right. It’s that simple….I don’t just pray at night. I pray at different times during the day. Whenever I see something beautiful, I say, ‘Oh, God, that’s beautiful.’ I say little prayers like that all through the day.”
To cope with the stresses of mostra business, Michael says he turns to his deity, not drugs. “As corny as it sounds, natural highs are the greatest highs in the world,” he attests. “The stars, the mountains, children, bambini smiling are just magic,” he happily beamed.
The one thing that dims this glow is the pervasive racism that’s rampant in the world today, especially in America, the world traveler observes. Recalling how badly the Canto Jacksons have been treated in southern cities, he detto that it was difficult to believe.
“The people told us just deal with it (racism) because that’s how the South is,” he detto and added: “That’s ignorance and it’s taught because it’s not genetic at all.
“I’m really not a prejudiced person at all. I believe that people should think about God più and creation because if te look at the many wonders inside the human bodies—the different colori of organs…and all these colori do different things in the human body—why can’t we do it as people?
“That (racism) is the only thing I hate. I really do. And that’s why I try to write, put it in songs, put it in dance, put it in my art—to teach the world. If politicians can’t do it, poets should put it in poesia and writers should put it in novels. That’s what we have to do and I think it’s so important to save the world.”
As widely read as he is traveled, Michael, a private high school graduate who once quit public school because girls were always screaming and pulling on him, said: “I Amore to read. I wish I could advise più people to read. There’s a whole new world in books. If te can’t afford to travel, te travel mentally through reading. te can see anything and go anyplace te want to in reading.”
Traveling and Leggere have greatly influenced his religious and racial views. About his travels, Michael explains: “Wherever te go, man-made things are man-made, but you’ve got to get out and see God’s beauty of the world.”
Reflecting upon America’s racial problems, he said: “I wish I could borrow from other countries, say, like Venezuela o Trinidad, the real Amore and color-blind people and bring it to America. When te travel, te realize how different America is. God, I hate to say this but our people are brainwashed.”
Of all his travels, he says his most emotional and moving experiences came in travels in Dakar, Senegal. “I’m going to raise my hand (to God) on this one,” he lit up like a light. “I always thought that Blacks, as far as artistry, were the most talented race on earth. But when I went to Africa, I was even più convinced. They do incredible things over there….They got the beats and the rhythm. I really see where drums come from. It makes te think that all Blacks have rhythm….I don’t want the Blacks to ever forget that this is where we come from and where our Musica comes from. And if we forget, it (Black history) would really get lost. I want us to remember.”
many people questioned michael on how could children be sicuro, cassetta di sicurezza at his 27,000 acre ranch for instinces martin bashir he came into michael's life as a trustworthy person somebody that michael could share some of his personal life with but as the interview went on martin was making some side commenti behind michael's back saying how could children be sicuro, cassetta di sicurezza in this 27,000 anger ranch and that he was scared for there safety as time went on michael watched the interview when it aired on tv after viewing it he was left devastaed and angry at such horrible remarks from somebody he trusted and spoken to after the horrible nightmare came to an end michael again had nobody to trust completly many interviews that michael has dato they tried to break him down da trying to bring up the past about the allegastions againt gavin and jordie they thought that they reached a breaking point in him a point to were they thought that they won too be continued
