tpia:

what kind of music was Sheikh Abdulla hamed isa Khalifa planning on producing with him, I wonder?

tpia:

what kind of music was Sheikh Abdulla hamed isa Khalifa planning on producing with him, I wonder?

this tdk guy is a bastard

tpia:

trouble magnet.

So thats what he was doing in Bahrain.

talk about the proverbial fowl's yansh.

anyway, na today? He has lawyers on speed dial.

what kind of music was Sheikh Abdulla hamed isa Khalifa planning on producing with him, I wonder?

spikedcylinder:

On the alternative, I'm thinking a duet between Michael and the Sheikh wouldn't be so bad. Michael would sing while the Sheikh raps. I can just imagine possible song titles :

Boom! Sheikh The Room

Sheikh That Ass

Sheikh Your Groove Thang

Sheikh Boogey Down

Sheikh Appeal

hehe. . . .

tpia:

I found a "Give thanks to Allah" song on youtube, supposedly sang by Micheal jackson.


That was the best he could do with the millions they gave him? No wonder he got sued.

It can't compare at all- they should have used a home grown singer _{or a British one} who'd probably have done better.

Michael's heart clearly wasnt in that song. smh. The guy was obviously tired and missing home when he recorded the music. Not up to MJ quality at all. wow.


He should just retire and face his businesses. He ought to have some?

shollyaj:

Not again!!!! GOD will see him through, Haters get a life and some bullshitting!!!!!

Not again!!!! GOD will see him through, Haters get a life and some bullshitting!!!!!

How would he pay if the sheik wins?

iice:

How would he pay if the sheik wins?

spikedcylinder:

He could sell his sperm or one of his famous Egyptian mummy tomb thingies.

his mutant sperm, yeah that could work

Michael Jackson will appear at London's High Court next week after lawyers confirmed the singer was fit to appear. Jackson is due in court to counter allegations that he breached a music contract with an Arab sheikh. “He has been cleared by his medical advisers to travel in two days' time," said the pop star's barrister, Robert Englehart QC. Sheikh Abdulla Bin Hamad Bin Isa Al-Khalifa, the King of Bahrain's son is suing the performer for £4.7m, claiming he owed an album, stage play and a candid autobiography. "I regarded him in the same way as other businessmen,” Sheikh Abdulla told the court. “He is a person who is very switched on, a fantastic businessman and fantastic intellectual.” Jackson denies the allegations, saying there was no valid agreement and that the case was based on "mistake, misrepresentation and undue influence".