Randy Jackson Greets MJ Fans at Forest Lawn

Miss you MJx

He just needed some attention. Can't stand them..
And why do people still want their autograph? They don't do anything.. Micheal did!!!!
PATHETIC!!!!

Pathetic loser!!

All I can say about Randy is "Whats up Dawg".

Wow, a Randy Jackson autograph! You could probably sell that for 50 cents! Actually, the only way that would be worth anything is if you convinced someone it was the American Idol Randy Jackson's autograph.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Hc6jXwQs94

Because Randy doesn't have any fans of his own.

THEY ARE GOING TO MILK THIS UNTIL THE LAST JACKSON IS DEAD.

Michael Jackson Bests the Beatles, Elvis Presley and Frank Sinatra as "Thriller" Jacket Sells for $1.8 Million Today 5:30 PM PDT by Jenna Mullins

Two years after his death, Michael Jackson is still the King of Shop Pop.

Estimated to raise bids of somewhere between $200,000 to $400,000, the red-and-black jacket that Jackson wore during his "Thriller" video sold for a whopping $1.8 million this weekend at Julien's auction in Beverly Hills. Items also up for auction included memorabilia from Elvis Presley, the Beatles and Frank Sinatra, but MJ's jacket far and away went for the highest price…

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Jackson signed the jacket as a gift to his longtime costume designers, Dennis Tompkins and Michael Bush before his death in 2009. Milton Verret, a businessman from Austin, Texas, was the big spender who won the historic piece of pop history. He plans to take it on a tour of children's hospitals across the country.

Part of the proceeds from the purchase will go toward the Shambala Preserve, home to Jackson's two Bengal tigers, Thriller and Sabu. Other memorabilia from the King of Pop that was auctioned off included the fedora from his Bad Tour, a handwritten note to Elizabeth Taylor and a signed pillowcase.

The Beatles also fetched some high bids, including Paul McCartney's bass guitar ($14,080), and the cape Ringo Starr wore in the movie Help! ($37,500). Sinatra's 1986 Jaguar went to a lucky bidder for the price of $19,000.
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Jackson was a druggy, So go a head a say he is the King Of Pop, what a title, he is another example of a musician who died of drugs. Dr. Murry will walk right of the court room as Jackson told him he had to have these drugs. Elvis Times 2 I believe!

Lennon was a real musician, and a leader of a band who only played together for 7 years and changed the world of music, then of coarse he was shot in the back by a moron who should be put to death, but allowed to live in the American way

The end

P.S. Hope the Jackson family are enjoying having to work for a living for once, Ha Ha!

Randy was so sweet to meet with fams. the jacksons are all very humble, bless them.

Is this really what you do when you come to visit a loved one's gravesite? Of course you come on a day when lots of fans are present and make a big spectable of it, maybe sign a few autographs! You wouldn't dream of paying your respects at a quiter time when the cameras are gone would you?
Where are all the other Jacksons? No visit to the gravesite this year? Must have book signings or business deals to make.
No wonder MJ hid away from them.

Couldn't he find a better place to become famous?

What fans??? I bet they were nothing more than actors hired to make it look like someone still cared about that washed up has been.

I LOVE Randy! He's the most normal of the bunch! He's not like the whack jobs Latoya and jermaine....they're FREAKS!