Jay's commentary was so deep it made me want to take it to church and throw a towel at my laptop! What made Jay's discussion so insightful was him saying that Michael Jackson's struggle is ultimately our own. Jay is not just calling for true healing about Michael Jackson's death, but coming to terms with our own inner struggle and choosing true love over media fascination. Very well said Jay.

dopeness..as always thanx Soulbounce for introducing me to something/one new!! going to check out his website asap!

That was very beautiful

I found myself nodding my head in agreement with everything Jay said...

Bravo!

i knew i had to watch this when i got home today. after seeing it, i can honestly say that i wasn't ready for how deep this was, but i feel it in a way that nothing in mass media could convey because they're too busy being caught in (and partially creating) the spectacle of it all. healing begins here. jay expressed the reality of the moment and the life of MJ in ways i couldn't get the words together for.

heavy.

Jay raised some interesting points. It brings to light some of the things that I have been thinking during this whole rather bizarre event that was the death of MJ. I can't claim that I was really a fan (I was really into Prince and just thought MJ was too safe for my taste) but I did dig some of his songs. The level of people playing to the cameras is a very interesting subject. Towards the end of the Vlog Jay discusses the sister who was dancing and then had an issue of people watching her. I really don't understand that. I'm sure that sister was aware that since she was outside surrounded by more than two other people that when she began to dance like MJ people were going to watch and take pics. It's kinda crazy to expect that someone is not going to tape it. If that sister did not want to have anyone record her dancing she could have easily left for the anonymity of her own home. Far too many people in the internet age want to be the story even if they claim that that don't want to. One other thing it is just a bit concerning to see again that we can take to the streets to pay respects to a gifted musician but can’t have the same urgency to deal with the very serious issues that need our attention like working to get real serious health care change in our country. While we are in the street singing MJ songs Health industrial complex lobbyists are working their Congress Critters to again derail real health care reform. I’m probably getting way too political but the level of conversation for a deceased pop star is more important than taking the time to effect some real change. Oh well.

Jay is always on point.

No need to rewind; I was finishing his sentences. Thanks for posting....

Insaightful and empathetic as always. Well done.

Now that was a healing!