Videogame based on Celebrities

Videogame based on Celebrities

Was he really that popular?

Literally who

We almost beat racism with him, but then jews killed him. It's a tragedy.

kiddy diddlers

jews

sonic

there, saved you a thread

He's still literally regarded as the "King of Pop."

Was he really that popular?

I've seen this thread before, a decade ago.

In any case, yes, he was. But the jews framed him and killed him.

He wanted to free the music from the grasp of the hebrews and they got him. What a hero. A real nigga.

It's hard to explain it to a zoomzoom. But let's say he was larger-than-life and if you had the privilege of seeing him in person, you'd think he was a god.

This game was cool

Get on my level.

was Michael Jackson really that popular?

Zoomers need gassed.

Yes he was. The game was also fun.

Why did he give up the shimmerglobe?

Post it already, you know the one

he was america's best diplomat, political power that probably beat out the pope. his personal economy was stronger than 3rd world nations. the live premiere of a music video was watched by a billion people around the world.

All I know is the part where he turns into a robot was the hypest shit.

ghost mobster dance scene was cooler

It doesn't matter if you're black or white

But I changed myself to white and diddle kids cuz I was diddled and robbed of my childhood

post nose

Give it up Chaim, you tried multiple times and none of them stuck. You ain't getting these Beetles rights back.

More people searched for him and news of him than anything else while he was alive, literally more popular than Jesus.

When I was traveling, it was like a national day of mourning in China. Like things were shut down, you wouldn't have thought but he was massively popular there. They just didn't happen to care about all the scandals so it really was like a pop culture Saint had died

Michael Jackson was a hero

A part of me makes me sad Micheal bought the Beatles catalogue cause I loved Paul and MJ's collabs, I wish their relationship didn't sour after that.

Beat me, hate me

You can never break me

Will me, thrill me

You can never kill me

Jew me, sue me

Everybody, do me

Kick me, kike me

Don't you black or white me

Reminder that MJ definitely did diddle some kids, but most people don't care because

is a pedophile

loves Sega

hates Jews

describes the average Anon Babble anon

You won't make it true no matter how much you repeat your lie, Sony.

Zoomzooms

Yes, there has never been anyone as famous since his death. Like Taylor Swift is basically not famous compared to Michael.

This is your weekly reminder that Michael Jackson was a homosexual pedophile.

He fucked kids and you give him a pass because you liked his music when you were 2. You should definitely consider suicide immediately.

Present the evidence that isn't a story from a man who was a known liar.

You should consider suicide for being born jewish, would make the world a favor

There will always be the fact the Chandler was able to accurately describe intimate details about Jackson's penis, and it'll always be funny how much people will try to fake him recanting his statement in order to lump him in with the Leaving Neverland bullshiters.

Popularity of the celebrity is a factor here, but unlike the Olson Twins for example by and large MJ's actual skilled combination of striking sci-fi, aesthetic, choreography and music elements to whatever he was involved in makes too big of a media package to pass up turning into an interactive experience.

Looking at how DDR, Just Dance and the Persona Dancing games have done (each with different audiences there for different reasons of course, but still) it's likely a remake or sequel to this setting up a "Michael Jackson's Universe" could have similarly been a significant franchise sensation with the right mojo. And with MJ's finances, connections and interest in working with Sega (producing this very game himself) it likely would have got just that. I can only speculate the effect it would have had on video game presentation and presence in media by now.