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Well people one thing for sure,the awards problems won't be the same without the King,R.I.P. Mr. Jackson,this ones for you.

Uh, dude, I think you left out when James Brown and Michael Jackson were all on stage together @ the BET Awards. That was a topper....

One things for sure, the awards are helping people relize they need to move on in life... R.I.P Michale Jackson, but these awardas are COOL!!!

The dissapointments are dissaponting, and my point is?

What is B E T?

i want to send my condolences to michaels family and my deepest sympthathy to them. i grew up with the jackson five since i was a kid and he will be dearly missed. i still cant believe he is gone but he is in my heart.he will be sadly missed very much.no one will ever take his place.

Say what you will about Michael Jackson, but if not for him the likes of Usher, Chris Brown, Ne-Yo, Beyonce, and every other Black megastar that came after him wouldn’t be here.

He is a trendsetter in every sense of the world. From his dancing to his videos to his hair (I’m not kidding – his lacefront game was so proper) Michael changed the game and no matter how hard others try to copy him there will never be another like him.

As sad as I am about his death I can’t help but smile about all of the wonderful memories he’s given me.

I remember my mom telling me that I used to cry whenever the “Thriller” video came on because I was so young and afraid. Well they laughed at me, so that’s more so a happy memory for them.

I remember jumping and up down and screaming, “I’m BAD” in my living room.

I remember watching Moonwalker over and over again. People shouldn’t sleep on that movie. Mike was the original Transformer.

I remember screaming “Dirty Diana” over and over again to my mom and her threatening to beat the hell out of me because Diana is her first name.

I remember gathering around the TV to watch Michael premiere the video for “Remember The Time.”

I remember cursing out my friend for staining my favorite Michael Jackson t-shirt. If you’re wondering, no I wasn’t a kid. I was like 22.

You still may catch me screaming “shamon” for no good reason.

this years awards definatly looked liked it was thrown at the last minate

anybody knows what the hell kari tryed to do

I feel like we're losing some great artist without an equal amount of greatness to replace them. Maybe I'm just becoming like my parents (who often said that "they don't make music like they use to"), but I see a lot of fleeting talent. Can you imagine Chris Brown at 45? Neyo at 50? Where is music going?