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"There were exactly 9282 days between Michael Jackson's birth in August 29, 1958, and the tragic accident on the set of the Pepsi Commercial January 27, 1984, and exactly 9282 days between that day and Michael's disappearance on June 25, 2009. There are also 9282 days since the Philadelphia Phillies won their last world series when they finally won in October 2008." You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login
Roger Enrico is the chairman of Dreamworks. In the 80’s and 90’s he was the CEO of Pepsi. From this time he knew Michael. We all know Michael’s Pepsi commercials. Roger Enrico went 2001 from Pepsi to Dreamworks. Since then till today he remains there. Unfortunately, there is no official link available anymore, but in January 2002 Reuters com. Reported abut a deal between Dreamworks and Michael. I only found the report in a news forum, but they rewrote wordly the report… “Dreamworks SKG has announced that they secured an exclusive music and film deal with Michael Jackson. Among other terms (incl. Sony Projects) the deal calls for Michael and his Neverland Brand to be involved in the production of unspecified amount of movies.
You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login@Bec... now you are making me wonder, if the Pepsi burn was a hoax what I definitely don't rule it out anything could be when it comes to Michael, but...how could it be that Michael was addicted to pain killers due to this fact? This would change the course of the story told by/about Michael !? :Pulling_hair: :affraid:ps: I wish the Pepsi burn had never happened so Michael wouldn't feel so much pain I don't believe MJ was ever addicted to any drug. Ever.
@Bec... now you are making me wonder, if the Pepsi burn was a hoax what I definitely don't rule it out anything could be when it comes to Michael, but...how could it be that Michael was addicted to pain killers due to this fact? This would change the course of the story told by/about Michael !? :Pulling_hair: :affraid:ps: I wish the Pepsi burn had never happened so Michael wouldn't feel so much pain
I would never entertain the idea of the Pepsi burn being a hoax if it wasn't for it being exactly midway in his 'life' - you know, those unbelievable nine-thousand-and-whatever-it-was days!! :suspect:
You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login@Bec... now you are making me wonder, if the Pepsi burn was a hoax what I definitely don't rule it out anything could be when it comes to Michael, but...how could it be that Michael was addicted to pain killers due to this fact? This would change the course of the story told by/about Michael !? :Pulling_hair: :affraid:ps: I wish the Pepsi burn had never happened so Michael wouldn't feel so much pain :- I don't believe MJ was ever addicted to any drug. Ever.
@Bec... now you are making me wonder, if the Pepsi burn was a hoax what I definitely don't rule it out anything could be when it comes to Michael, but...how could it be that Michael was addicted to pain killers due to this fact? This would change the course of the story told by/about Michael !? :Pulling_hair: :affraid:ps: I wish the Pepsi burn had never happened so Michael wouldn't feel so much pain :-
I also don't believe MJ was ever addicted to anything than being nb. 1 but I don't believe the Pepsi accident was a hoax.
You are not allowed to view links. Register or LoginI also don't believe MJ was ever addicted to anything than being nb. 1 but I don't believe the Pepsi accident was a hoax.Agree with you Gina :icon_razz: :compute:
-on the burn video, MJ was attended first once falling to the ground by Miko Brando, MJ's loyal friend, who co-stared with Dave Dave on LKL. Miko seemed to be at the exact right spot at the exact right time, yet he was not supposed to be in the commercial, why was he there?-MJ's hair appeared completely different when compared pre and post burn on the video; pre-burn he has a very tight, heavily gelled afro, post-burn he has a very dry, very full afro. It's almost laughable.-it is possible to light hair on fire even with an accelerant applied (hair gel), using live special effects, without injury to the actor.
Larry D. Woodard, an ABC News columnist, and CEO and president of Graham Stanley Advertising, called the campaign "innovative.""Pepsi and Frank Cooper [its chief marketing officer of global consumer engagement] are not afraid to try new things," he said. "He's not afraid to try new and broad and big and bold strategies."