ICP group: Michael Jackson was a light in the darkness

The two-person hip-hop group Insane Clown Posse, in an interview with MTV, revealed that they are strongly fans of the King of Pop. They spoke about Michael Jackson’s immense genius and his innocence against the accusation of sexually abusing children.

"He was the ultimate showman. A fun machine. You couldn’t take your eyes off him for a second. Even with his personal and private life, he entertained people and showed it, and we don’t even know what the real Michael Jackson was." "Who has ever walked the Earth who is bigger than Michael Jackson? He’s even bigger than the president. Go to Slovenia and ask who the president of the United States is—they don’t know, but they know Michael Jackson."

"We should all be happy that we lived in this world during Michael Jackson’s time."

"He was a phenomenon—how could one person reach such a level? His achievements and successes are beyond our understanding."

"Some believe he was sexually abusing those little boys. He didn’t do it. Go and check for yourself. The newspapers write these stories to sell more. Every accusation becomes a big headline just because the newspaper needs sales. But every time he refuted these accusations and proved they were lies, nobody wanted to hear anything—there was never a news headline. Nobody wanted to hear that he wasn’t going to jail; everyone wanted to hear the news of his imprisonment, and that’s only for more sales."

"He was an outstanding genius, full of talent. He shone with such intensity that in the end he became light himself. He was light in the darkness."

This American group, formed in 1989 in Detroit, Michigan, consists of 40-year-old Joseph Bruce (Violent J) and 38-year-old Joseph Utsler (Shaggy 2 Dope). Both of them always wear clown makeup on their faces.

Watch the interview below:

Source: eMJey.com / MTV