Was Michael Jackson Really $50M in Debt?
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On this episode of THE CLASSIC METAL SHOW, Neeley and Chris discuss a shocking report about Michael Jackson's financial troubles. Despite his massive success, Jackson was reportedly over $500,000,000 in debt at the time of his death.
Next, they dive into rumors about Max and Igor Cavalera rejoining Sepultura for the final show. Is this a pre-planned event, and could it lead to a future tour? Neeley and Chris share their thoughts and predictions.
The conversation then shifts to Motley Crue bassist Nikki Sixx's recent statement about not needing to make new music. They question Sixx's honesty regarding his projects and explore his career ups and downs.
They also take a moment to admire stunning photos of Sixx's ex-wife, Donna D'Erico, marveling at how incredible she looks for her age.
Finally, Neeley shares a funny story about being mistaken for someone much younger. Join them for an episode filled with intriguing topics and lively discussions.
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Given that his assets included over a billion dollars worth of music publishing rights which his family has sold to Sony since he died, was he in debt, no.
Yeah, but if KISS can put on shows involving miming and replacing players and make the money they did, you know that Jackson's farewell tour would bring in a truckload of money.
Caption says 500 thousand, which is significantly less than half a billion
"Michael's coming! Jack up the prices 700%!" He seems to have paid big money many times for absolute garbage that you'd find at Spencer's in the mall
Odd thing is, Nikki is just as delusional as Michael Jackson was.
In time I think MJ will be exonerated. It only makes sense that the controllers turned on him and framed him to discredit him and send a message to the rest of the music artists that they better not even think about stepping out of line.