Leaving Neverland

[Angela Channing]

Was it ever in any doubt? His Number Ones album shot right up into the top 30 the week following the airing of the documentary.

What he did was a crime (to those who believe he did it) but his music is loved globally and I doubt anything would ever change that.

Well, there has been a lot of focus on radio stations that have banned his records since the documentary aired but not much attention has been given to the fact that there is still huge demand for his music but that doesn't feed into the narrative that he was a paedophile.

 

[Ome]

radio stations that have banned his records

I'm tired of radio stations dictating what we can and cannot listen to. Thank heavens for Spotify and other streaming sites.




I've been watching TOP OF THE POPS on BB4 for years, well, since they started airing it from 1979 and thanks to Jimmy Saville & Dave Lee Travis, we get episodes missing because they won't air the ones these two presented.

 

[Alexis]

Well, there has been a lot of focus on radio stations that have banned his records since the documentary aired but not much attention has been given to the fact that there is still huge demand for his music but that doesn't feed into the narrative that he was a paedophile.

But really in this day and age, who depends on radio to listen to the music they like to hear. If I did that I wouldn't ever hear any of my favourite artists. Most radio stations, especially chart radio don't play anyone over about 35. If I listened to radio I wouldn't hear any Celine Dion, Madonna, Kylie etc. And it wouldn't be because they were paedophiles. Jackson just wouldn't be being played on big radio stations anyway. And I am sure Jackson fans already own everything he's ever done and have it there for all posterity. Kind of a big deal over nothing really. There are living, still recording, still touring acts that sell shit loads and don't get played on radio.

 

[Monzo]

Michael Jackson is discussed again.

This new Michael Jackson biopic will glorify a man who abused children

The director of controversial documentary Leaving Neverland, which featured two of the singer’s young victims, says the latest film about the star sends out an unacceptable message

www.theguardian.com

 

[Richard Channing]

Has anyone watched the new Leaving Neverland part 2?
I'm not sure I want to watch it. I went into Leaving Neverland not believing Michael Jackson was a pedophile, but after watching it I resigned myself to the conclusion that he must indeed have been.

However, since then I've watched several videos about these two, including some body language experts, that have presented pretty compelling evidence that they're lying. So as things stand I don't trust them and I'm not sure I wanna sit through however long it is of them telling more lies.

 

[Willie Oleson]

Leaving Neverland part 2

Straight to VHS garbage. The sequel that nobody wanted!

Where can I watch this?

 

[Richard Channing]

And it should have been called Leaving Neverland 2: Return to Neverland.

Here it is.

 

[Willie Oleson]

Video unavailable in the Netherlands. It's the story of my life.

 

[pete lashmar]

LN2 adds nothing to the story, HBO pulled out after all the lies from LN1 were unraveled but Channel 4 stayed with it.

The court case is scheduled for late 2026 - if it gets that far.

I wouldn't trust these 2 as far as I can throw them, and Dan Reed is just obsessed by MJ - It's all very money grabbing in my views as not one ounce of proof has been given, only 1 side of the story is being told, and the "It's not about money", has turned into a multi billion dollar lawsuit.