Michael Jackson’s legacy cemented by kids

The legacy of the late pop star, Michael Jackson was immortalized in cement throughout a special ceremony which was held on Thursday in the courtyard of Grauman's Chinese Theater in Hollywood. The ceremony was assisted by the three children of the star who stamped the "Thriller" singer's glove and shoe prints in concrete.

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The event was accompanied by a particular live performance together with a tune and dance spectacle. The commemoration of the King of Pop brought collectively quite a few followers, members of the family and celebrities like Justin Bieber and Chris Tucker.
One of the vital moments of the show was when the three children went on stage to talk about their father’s legacy. Prince Michael, 14, the eldest son of theMichael Jackson King of Pop, declared that the Thursday spectacle was the lifetime achievement award that Michael Jackson always wanted to get. The “Black or White” singer received the Grammy Award which was handed to his youngsters in 2010.
13-12 months-previous Paris imprinted Jackson’s iconic silver sequined glove in the cement. She scrawled the artist’s name including a heart between Michael and Jackson. Prince Michael and his brother Blanket, 9, positioned the shoe of the King of Pop next to the glove. In the end, all the three kids left their very own handprints within the cement.
The live performance included many different musical performances and tributes. At a sure level, Jackson’s brothers, Tito and Jackie, who had been part of the Jackson 5, interpreted a tune in honor of Michael. The singer’s mom, Katherine, was also current at the event. She described the concert as a “very very solemn occasion for my son”.
Tito Jackson advised reporters that the entire household misses the late artist very much. He additional added that he thinks of his brother every single day and he knows his spirit was current with them at the ceremony.
Chris Tucker, Smokey Robinson and Quincy Jones shared their personal recollections of Michael Jackson to the crowd. Although he might not have identified the King of Pop very nicely, Justin Bieber invited people to remember Michael Jackson not for his dancing or for his singing, but for who he was as a person. Bieber confessed that he takes his inspiration from the works of the late pop star.