Happy Birthday Michael Jackson

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The greatest popstar of all time, Michael Jackson, was born on August 29 in 1958. Michael 'King of Pop' Jackson has ruled over the world with his iconic voice and signature moves for decades. Even after six years of his death, his songs reverberate and who hasn't tried to do the forward lean and failed?
Jackson has been criticised several times for different reasons, however, the legend is still admired by millions and remembered by even more. On his 67th birth anniversary, let's 'moonwalk' around some lesser known facts about Michael Jackson: -His middle name was Joseph. -His favourite books were Rip Van Winkle and The Old Man and the Sea -In The Wiz, an on-screen representation of The Wizard of Oz , MJ played Scarecrow. -Jackson won eight Grammy awards in 1984, the highest by a single person in one year, ever. -His record Thriller remains the world's best-selling record ever with over 50 million copies being sold. -It cost over 5 million dollars to make Scream, the music video. -Martin Scorsese directed Bad. How about that? -Jackson was diagnosed with Vitiligo in 1986. It's a rare skin disease that causes loss of skin pigmentation. -MJ was a pure vegetarian -Michael was crazy about pets. Muscles, his pet boa constrictor and Crusher, a python, were two of his reptile friends. He also had a pet ram named Mr. Tibbs. However, his most famous pet was Bubbles, the chimpanzee. MJ used to take Bubbles to his recording sessions and even some of his tours.

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