Michael Jackson Exposed

A defense of Michael Jackson against Ross Kemp's documentary about animal treatment at Neverland. The speaker, citing Michael Jackson's former bodyguard Matt Fiddes, calls the exposé pointless and misleading, arguing it rehashes old allegations fifteen years after Jackson's death and urges viewers to seek balance through Fiddes' counter-narrative.
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So Michael Jackson has just been exposed on a documentary by Ross Kemp. It's called, um, Finding Michael Jackson's Zoo, and it's an exposé on how Michael Jackson treated his animals in Neverland. And it's the most pointless thing in the history of the world ever. And there's a few reasons why, and I think this is important. Michael Jackson has been dead for nearly 15 years, so what's the point in Ross Kemp, an otherwise credible documentarian, doing an exposé on Michael Jackson? Michael Jackson— Ross Kemp— Ross Kemp has gone and done some very credible documentaries on gangs and gang culture. Why? Why is he coming out and doing an exposé on Michael Jackson and how he apparently treated animals in Neverland 15 years later? What's the freaking point? There's no art in those kind of documentaries. There's no point in those kind of documentaries. Ross Kemp, go back to doing good work. Go back to doing the things that you know. Now, the next thing is, I'm friends with Michael Jackson's ex-bodyguard. Very good friends. I was talking to Michael Jackson's ex-bodyguard just yesterday, and apparently all of this exposé on Michael Jackson and how he treated all the exotic animals It was a joke, a farce, and a pack of lies. And my friend Matt Fiddes, who is Michael Jackson's ex-bodyguard, he's been to Neverland, he knows Michael Jackson intimately, he has launched his brand new podcast and he has put the other side of the story. The other side of the story, I will link in the comments. The video will be on YouTube and Matt Fiddes's podcast. I have no financial gain and no, um, interest personally in sharing Matt Fodessy's podcast and his YouTube video other than for the sake of balance. There's not enough balance in media and on social media. There should be more balance. There needs to be more balance, and we all need to stand up and speak out for balance. So a couple of things I would love your thoughts on. This number one, what are your thoughts on Michael Jackson? What the truth really is and his legacy. Let me know what you think. What's the point in digging up skeletons— pardon the pun— for people who've been dead 15 years? What's the point? What is Ross Kemp doing? Why is he doing documentaries on people who've been dead for 15 years about how they apparently treated animals? Now he's gone to track down the animals 15 years later? What's he gonna get? All right, mate. All right, giraffe, how you doing? How did Michael Jackson treat you 15 years ago? I mean, what are you gonna find? You're going to find nothing. I say let Michael Jackson rest in peace. Some of you are saying he's alive. Really? Let me know about that. And I say stick to the work that you're good at. Ross Kemp, you're brilliant at acting. Your documentaries on gangs are brilliant. Stick to those. Actually, Ross Kemp's been kind of slammed on Twitter for it, and rightly so. Exactly. Can't we just move forward? Remember the amazing legacy that Michael Jackson left. Now, look, I don't know what happened with Michael Jackson. His ex-bodyguard of 10 years said that he really loved women. He wasn't into kids and all of this stuff that's come out about Michael Jackson. Is not true. That's what he said. Leave Michael Jackson alone. Let him rest in peace. Ross Kemp, stick to proper good work. And let's be more balanced about content on social media. So hit the share button. Let me know what you think about the legacy of Michael Jackson, because he's one of the most important people in our time. There's a lot, a lot to be learned and a lot to be loved about Michael Jackson. And if you would like the balanced equation, if you would like to hear the real inside scoop of the story because of, um, you know, that Michael Jackson's bodyguard was there with him, then I'm going to put the links in the comments to a YouTube video and a podcast actually talking to people who worked in Neverland for the sake of balance. Because it's not right to ruin someone's name when they're dead. So let me know what you think. Hit the share button. I'll share the link in the comments. Why am I doing this content? Number one, to support my good friend Matt Fidesz. He's launching a great podcast. Um, he's a businessman, an entrepreneur. He owns the biggest martial arts franchise in the world, and I want to support good people, number one. Number two, leave Michael Jackson alone. Leave his legacy alone unless there's actual proof. Stop defaming him. Stop going for him 15 years later. Stop trying to extort him and his estate for money and let him get the frick on with it. That's really important. And we— and the third reason I'm doing this video and this is on my brand, is because I believe in balanced, fair, free speech, and dead people can't defend themselves. And anyone legally can defame a dead person, and that really shouldn't be the case. They should be held to account. Ross Kemp, stick at what you do best. This is not your finest work. So hit the share button, let me know what you think, and I'm gonna put the links in the comments to Matt Fadessi's brand new podcast where he'll be talking about business, entrepreneurship, building the largest martial arts franchise in the world, and, um, a balanced view of Michael Jackson and all the stories. Matt's got 1,000 stories about Michael Jackson. I think you'll love them. Thanks for tuning in, everyone. Hit the share button, and remember, if you don't risk— exactly, leave Michael Jackson. Did he write a song about that? I nearly sung it. I'm not going to sing it. I'll ruin my reputation. Hit the share button, and remember, if you don't risk anything, you risk everything. Let me know what you think in the comments.










