Google’s logo today pays tribute to the late Michael Jackson who would have turned 51 today.
UPDATE: I swear the news outlets have been saying he was turning 50… Weird.
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Michael’s the freakin’ man. Google BETTER had given him a logo. He deserves it. This man knocked pop culture on its side and left it there for the past 40 years.
51st birthday
Truly a genius. Sad life, I guess, but a musical giant. I gotta admit I didn’t get the Google logo. Had to look it up. But it’s appropriate. Hope we don’t hear too many cfomplaints about it. Anybody as big as Michael Jackson is gonna bring out the worst from people who insist we all be like them and their clans. Think how many fans he’s had and-still has-and how he’ll be remembered 50 years from now.