Michael Jackson outshines Elvis Presley
September 7, 2:35 AM
Indianapolis Celebrity Headlines Examiner
Sue Bergerstein
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Sorry Elvis, Michael is the real king
(Source: AP)
After
Elvis Presley died on August 16, 1977, he became the biggest entertainment icon ever. However, he has been overshadowed by
Michael Jackson, who died on June 25, 2009. Michael is now the real king.
Perhaps part of the reason for this is because Michael, unlike Elvis, had a lot of talent. Michael Jackson might have acted strangely (and in some cases, pathetically) but he was able to sing, dance, play instruments and write songs. Elvis did the same things, but came across more as an amateur.
Perhaps the myth and legend of Elvis is starting to fade away just as it is with
Marilyn Monroe. They were icons for years after their deaths but as time went on, their myths started to come apart. Michael Jackson will be remembered long after these two.