Marilyn Manson Dedicated His Song to Paris Jackson in Paris

You’ve read that Paris Jackson attempted suicide early Wednesday morning. It’s been said that she’d been under pressure for a long time and had been struggling with depression. Some sources claimed that after her guardian objected to her going to a Marilyn Manson concert, she screamed, went to her room, and slammed the door shut. She then swallowed a handful of ibuprofen painkillers and called a counseling center. After that, she injured her hand with a meat cleaver. Her hand required multiple stitches in the hospital, and Paris was admitted to the psychiatric ward.

After hearing the news, Marilyn Manson invited Paris to his concert and said he would give her a special VIP ticket as a gift. He also, during last night’s concert, dedicated “Disposable Teens”—a song about angry teens in society—to Paris Jackson, saying, “This song is for Paris Jackson.”

Part of the lyrics go like this: “I’m a dark rainbow. I’m God’s monkey. I have a face that was made to get angry.

On the other hand, Ellen DeGeneres, based on reliable sources from inside Paris Jackson’s home, said that being banned from attending a Marilyn Manson concert had absolutely nothing to do with Paris’s suicide attempt. Ellen DeGeneres said she believes Paris Jackson is so well known that if she wanted, she could bring Marilyn Manson to her house to perform for her. Paris’s reason for attempting suicide is far more serious than these kinds of issues.

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Source: eMJey.com / TMZ & CNN