I found it interesting that the first song of the service was "Going to See The King". I remain unsure as to whether the song was meant about King Jesus or Michael the King of Pop- let's not get the two mixed up.
I find myself wondering a lot of things, like, whos idea was this? and is this what Michael would've wanted? is this good for his children? and does John Mayer make that face in bed?
The two biggest questions I have are, 1) Is Michael's body really in the casket [what do YOU think] and 2) How did they get that casket so shiney??
Keep checking back for my updates.
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I say no his body is NOT in the casket. Why did they already go to the cemetary if it's really in there? Fishy.
I think it is a little crazo the tickets and all the people and Staples Center. But I don't think the actual service is any different from what people would do for any music person, or any person in general. Music that the deceased loved, people the deceased loved, speaking about his life. Seems normal. It's just hard for us to understand b/c it's on such a huge level. And when our friends and family pass on - there aren't people lining up to go to their service.
I don't think many people who die want a huge service honoring them and remembering them. I think that's for those of us left behind. And Michael left a ton of people behind.
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