Anthony: Now Michaela from Pennsylvania, who is 14, writes, "Michael, I'm only 14 but I've been a ファン since I was 10. You've accomplished so much もっと見る than any artist ever. I was just wondering if あなた could change one thing about your life, what would あなた change?"
Michael: I would like to be able to go out in public and just be normal sometime, without people recognizing who I am, and to get a little bit of a feeling of what it's like to, あなた know, be of the regular norm. To see how things are done; to learn what people speak about when they're just casually talking. Cause soon as they see it's Michael Jackson, the conversation changes; it all becomes about me and not about the situation -- the moment, that's happening at the moment. That would... I would learn a lot from that. I don't get to see that unless I disguise myself and put on a lot of things, and then they stare at me, then it's even different; it's not the same even then. So, it's a difficult thing to pull off. Tell him that's a very great 質問 he asked.
Anthony: That's a really interesting question, actually. We have an interesting answer, as well. We have Greg from Glasgow, Scotland, wants to know, "When do あなた plan to release the charity song What もっと見る Can I Give?"
Michael: Well, it's being, uh.. We're putting the final voices on and, uh, it's coming very, very soon. We're putting it together now; the final touches. It's a very important song for the world. To give some feeling and some loving and some caring to those people who were thrust into orphanage, uh, または just within a matter of 秒 they ロスト their parents and their loved ones, あなた know?
Anthony: Absolutely. Um, what are some of the things あなた are looking フォワード, 前進, 楽しみにして to; what are your hopes for あなた know, the new year. あなた know, we're coming down to the end of the year, あなた have this album coming out, we've had a lot of tragedies and crisis that we've all faced. Everybody's trying to keep their spirit up. When あなた start thinking about 2002, what .. what kind of things come to mind for you?
Michael: Um, film. I 愛 movies. To do もっと見る movies; to integrate the songs with the film. Dancing. And もっと見る peace into the world. I pray for peace all the time. And the most important thing I pray for is protection for children and babies. That's the thing that concerns me the most, I like them to be protected and to have もっと見る children's rights in the world, where children, あなた know, where there's a 日 for children; a celebration for children. Give them a little もっと見る attention and love.
Anthony: Now Sergei from Russia writes in, says, "Michael, sing a cappella for us."
Michael: [laughs] あなた know what, I would 愛 to do it. But believe it または not, I've been sniffling since this interview, I woke up with laryngitis, I caught a cold from the children the other day. My children were sick and I caught their cold. So, tell her I'd 愛 to do it when I visit their town in concert. And Speechless opens a cappella, on the album, the song Speechless. It's one of my favorites.
Anthony: Opens in an a cappella part?
Michael: It opens and closes a cappella.
Anthony: Now we have a 質問 here from Karen who says that you've helped her since she was a little kid. You've always been one to think about other people; to care for children around the world. "What could we do for you," she wonders. "We give あなた all our love, but what もっと見る could we give to you?" Obviously one of your great ファン here.
Michael: When I come to town, I would 愛 to see a children's festival, to hear children's choirs, uh, あなた know, pretty much present when I come to different countries, 歌う some of their お気に入り songs of mine. Uh, we should forge and create a children's day, a celebration Internationally, where children are honored. Where parents can take their children to the 映画 または to the toy store または to the park. And that, alone, will create a bonding. Because the family bond has been broken. They don't eat with their children または speak to their children much anymore, または mother their children. And I would 愛 to see a celebration for children. Children's Day; a holiday. We have Mothers Day, Fathers 日 -- no Children's day. And, uh, I would 愛 when I come to town just to see them sing songs, または a parade または something. I would 愛 that.
Anthony: Michael, we have one last question. It was a great pleasure talking with you. We have Emanuel, who is 16, from the US. Says, "Mr. Jackson, what would say to all your ファン that have dreams and goals of being a 星, つ星 like you?"
Michael: No matter what, the most powerful thing in the world is the human mind and prayer, and belief in your self and confidence and perseverance. No matter how many times あなた do it, あなた do it again until it's right. And always believe in your self. And not matter who's around あなた that's being negative または thrusting negative energy at you, totally block it off. Because whatever あなた believe, あなた become.
Anthony: They say that the thing that most affects people, または the way that あなた can really tell someone's had a successful life is the way that they deal with success または the way they deal with failure または challenges. That sounds like what you're saying.
Michael: Yes, and after all that, the most important -- most important: Stay humble. The humbleness that a child, like a new born baby has. Even though あなた become powerful または have power with people, with your talent .. like with what Michelangelo did with sculpting, あなた know, underneath all that be as humble as a child, as a baby, and be as kind and as giving and loving. They don't become puffed up with pride.
Anthony: I think we're gonna sneak in one last 質問 here from someone called Invincible103, "Halloween is coming up. Do あなた have plans to, uh, kind of dress up; do あなた have plans for a ハロウィン party?"
Michael: Uh, no. I was going to just go trick または treating. Go out, knock on some doors and get some candy. I 愛 trick または treat. It's one of my お気に入り ones. I 愛 dressing up like some kind of monster または something and knocking on the doors. No body knows it's me, and I get candy.
Anthony: Now if Michael Jackson turns up at your door, people.
Michael: [giggles]
Anthony: Sure, wouldn't it be nice to have some nice things on hand for him. Well, Michael it was great, great pleasure talking to you. A lot of fun, and uh, everybody wishes あなた the best with your new record. We're all looking フォワード, 前進, 楽しみにして to it.
Michael: Thank あなた so much and God bless you. Thank you.
Anthony: Thank あなた very much.
Michael: I would like to be able to go out in public and just be normal sometime, without people recognizing who I am, and to get a little bit of a feeling of what it's like to, あなた know, be of the regular norm. To see how things are done; to learn what people speak about when they're just casually talking. Cause soon as they see it's Michael Jackson, the conversation changes; it all becomes about me and not about the situation -- the moment, that's happening at the moment. That would... I would learn a lot from that. I don't get to see that unless I disguise myself and put on a lot of things, and then they stare at me, then it's even different; it's not the same even then. So, it's a difficult thing to pull off. Tell him that's a very great 質問 he asked.
Anthony: That's a really interesting question, actually. We have an interesting answer, as well. We have Greg from Glasgow, Scotland, wants to know, "When do あなた plan to release the charity song What もっと見る Can I Give?"
Michael: Well, it's being, uh.. We're putting the final voices on and, uh, it's coming very, very soon. We're putting it together now; the final touches. It's a very important song for the world. To give some feeling and some loving and some caring to those people who were thrust into orphanage, uh, または just within a matter of 秒 they ロスト their parents and their loved ones, あなた know?
Anthony: Absolutely. Um, what are some of the things あなた are looking フォワード, 前進, 楽しみにして to; what are your hopes for あなた know, the new year. あなた know, we're coming down to the end of the year, あなた have this album coming out, we've had a lot of tragedies and crisis that we've all faced. Everybody's trying to keep their spirit up. When あなた start thinking about 2002, what .. what kind of things come to mind for you?
Michael: Um, film. I 愛 movies. To do もっと見る movies; to integrate the songs with the film. Dancing. And もっと見る peace into the world. I pray for peace all the time. And the most important thing I pray for is protection for children and babies. That's the thing that concerns me the most, I like them to be protected and to have もっと見る children's rights in the world, where children, あなた know, where there's a 日 for children; a celebration for children. Give them a little もっと見る attention and love.
Anthony: Now Sergei from Russia writes in, says, "Michael, sing a cappella for us."
Michael: [laughs] あなた know what, I would 愛 to do it. But believe it または not, I've been sniffling since this interview, I woke up with laryngitis, I caught a cold from the children the other day. My children were sick and I caught their cold. So, tell her I'd 愛 to do it when I visit their town in concert. And Speechless opens a cappella, on the album, the song Speechless. It's one of my favorites.
Anthony: Opens in an a cappella part?
Michael: It opens and closes a cappella.
Anthony: Now we have a 質問 here from Karen who says that you've helped her since she was a little kid. You've always been one to think about other people; to care for children around the world. "What could we do for you," she wonders. "We give あなた all our love, but what もっと見る could we give to you?" Obviously one of your great ファン here.
Michael: When I come to town, I would 愛 to see a children's festival, to hear children's choirs, uh, あなた know, pretty much present when I come to different countries, 歌う some of their お気に入り songs of mine. Uh, we should forge and create a children's day, a celebration Internationally, where children are honored. Where parents can take their children to the 映画 または to the toy store または to the park. And that, alone, will create a bonding. Because the family bond has been broken. They don't eat with their children または speak to their children much anymore, または mother their children. And I would 愛 to see a celebration for children. Children's Day; a holiday. We have Mothers Day, Fathers 日 -- no Children's day. And, uh, I would 愛 when I come to town just to see them sing songs, または a parade または something. I would 愛 that.
Anthony: Michael, we have one last question. It was a great pleasure talking with you. We have Emanuel, who is 16, from the US. Says, "Mr. Jackson, what would say to all your ファン that have dreams and goals of being a 星, つ星 like you?"
Michael: No matter what, the most powerful thing in the world is the human mind and prayer, and belief in your self and confidence and perseverance. No matter how many times あなた do it, あなた do it again until it's right. And always believe in your self. And not matter who's around あなた that's being negative または thrusting negative energy at you, totally block it off. Because whatever あなた believe, あなた become.
Anthony: They say that the thing that most affects people, または the way that あなた can really tell someone's had a successful life is the way that they deal with success または the way they deal with failure または challenges. That sounds like what you're saying.
Michael: Yes, and after all that, the most important -- most important: Stay humble. The humbleness that a child, like a new born baby has. Even though あなた become powerful または have power with people, with your talent .. like with what Michelangelo did with sculpting, あなた know, underneath all that be as humble as a child, as a baby, and be as kind and as giving and loving. They don't become puffed up with pride.
Anthony: I think we're gonna sneak in one last 質問 here from someone called Invincible103, "Halloween is coming up. Do あなた have plans to, uh, kind of dress up; do あなた have plans for a ハロウィン party?"
Michael: Uh, no. I was going to just go trick または treating. Go out, knock on some doors and get some candy. I 愛 trick または treat. It's one of my お気に入り ones. I 愛 dressing up like some kind of monster または something and knocking on the doors. No body knows it's me, and I get candy.
Anthony: Now if Michael Jackson turns up at your door, people.
Michael: [giggles]
Anthony: Sure, wouldn't it be nice to have some nice things on hand for him. Well, Michael it was great, great pleasure talking to you. A lot of fun, and uh, everybody wishes あなた the best with your new record. We're all looking フォワード, 前進, 楽しみにして to it.
Michael: Thank あなた so much and God bless you. Thank you.
Anthony: Thank あなた very much.
