Watch Madonna's live tribute to Michael Jackson
Posted by heatworld on Monday 06 Jul 2009
Filed under: Madonna, Michael Jackson
Madonna has admitted she "couldn't stop crying" when she heard about Michael Jackson's tragic death, and this weekend she decided to pay tribute to him live on stage. Madge opened the UK leg of her Sticky & Sweet Tour by inviting a dancer dressed as Jacko on stage to do a spot of moonwalking, while she and her other dancers clapped behind. She then asked her audience to applaud, before yelling, "Long live the king!" We think it would've been better if she'd done the dancing herself, but we suppose it's sweet that she acknowledged him. What are your thoughts on this tribute?
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sabas18
erm excuse me nwiltshire GOOGLE wiki pop titles and i think you'll find elvis was the king of rock,mj is the king of pop ect.get you F A C T S right ummmkay.OVER!XOXO
nwiltshire1678
skinny, after the rumours that where circulating this weekend about him I have no idea what to beleive anymore
Candii
lol "sweet she acknowledged him" HW, have u had ur coffee yet? im jus about to make mine..no seriously, its a nice side to Madge we often dont get to see. I feel her sincerity more than some others.
Mugatu
Madonna just adopted a baby, brought it from another country away from its family, and feels that settling said baby into its new environment is done by going on tour and leaving it at home (or taking her on tour to be surround by a noise & stress)!
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