Filipino Inmates Pay Tribute to Jackson Again

121. Just beautiful !!!

Posted at 12:27PM on Jun 30th 2009 by SereiaM

122. Imagine the Impact he has on people. The crimes these inmates commit varies, from murder to homicide, etc. but they are willing to become as one and perform such tribute to pay their final respect to a person who has inspired people from all over the world. RIP MJ

Posted at 10:53PM on Jun 28th 2009 by Joyzzzeee

123. Wonderful !!!!!!!! And to think that these men did this so quickly......WOW RIP Michael, you brought so much to me with your talent. My daughter (now 28) had your poster up in her room when she was only 3.......yellow vest one.

Posted at 7:27AM on Jun 29th 2009 by Donna in Michigan

124. Wonderful......and to think these people did it so quickly !!!!!!!!! RIP Michael, I grew up on the "Jackson 5" (being from Detroit) My oldest (now 28) had her first poster which was you in that yellow vest, on her wall. WOW God speed

Posted at 10:04AM on Jun 29th 2009 by Donna in Michigan

125. Cool tribute... was curious about these prisoners.. turn out some of them are murderer, traffickers, and some are on death row..yet they do this things. They apparently have a female prison adjacent so that where they got the girls. But I bet some of them are not really girls, but who cares... They did an awesome tribute.... Nice one.....

We will miss you MJ.... all the wannabee pale in comparison with you and you never have any song that uses f*%@*-up words or cusses....

Posted at 1:38PM on Jun 29th 2009 by Jack from the Bronx

126. I'm proud to be a Filipino! This is not the first time they have done this. =)

Posted at 10:46AM on Jun 30th 2009 by Karen

127. how touching...I am personally a Filipino American and truly Michael had a worldwide effect and his music touched the lives of all. From the Philippines we thank you for your talent and may you rest in peace in heaven doing the moonwalk looking down at us!!

Posted at 9:41PM on Jun 29th 2009 by kim105

128. Wow, I am very moved and tears rolling down my cheeks whilst watching those inmates dancing and listening to the music.My congrtulations to the choreographer and to those inmates (I don't believe that they are inmates as they are all of the same age! ) What the heck, they did a top job, how on earth these practice in an orderly manner! I am very proud of you guys. MJ is a legend, he rock the world, no one can deny that, the obvious is there. We just have to pray for MJ's soul and carry on the legacy that he left behind. He will always remembered. I blamed all the doctors who assist him to d'die' slowly, instead of helping him kick the 'habit' they induce him for the 'shine' of $$$$$, what else! They are the criminals. There should be a legislation, the right to bring these 'culprits' to the court and be tried and be sentence accordingly. Where is their conscience now? Whatever they do, their guilty conscience will always be there 'til the day they die.Doctors have a duty of care to their patient? They obviously break that duty. DOM MJ,God Bless you up there, surely you will be in heaven now. I hope a fair investigation will be conducted as there are so many missing questions not yet answered.

Posted at 9:44AM on Jun 30th 2009 by Norma Marks

129. I thought the torture of prisoners was frowned upon?!

Posted at 12:22PM on Jul 1st 2009 by Slaves Of Ignorance Liberation Front

130. Could people stop gaybashing? Why assume that dancers are gay? Don't you find it cool that a group of convicts got together to create art? And could people stop making nasty comments about MJ? He's gone. Let him rest in peace. We will never know the entire story about the lawsuits, so let them go. I think it's amazing that, all across the world, people are giving tributes to MJ. It shows the power of art to bring people together.

Posted at 9:05PM on Jul 9th 2009 by KB Brown