Micheal Jackson Death

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Breaking News!!! Micheal Jackson has died from an unknown decease some scientists call it the melting death. The reason why they call it the melting death is that your brain melts when you sing too much (of course Micheal Jackson did ding) , so while you sing your bran cant take the sounds so it starts melting. While its melting it cut of all your systems in your body since the brain is like the control section of your body. That is how Micheal Jackson die RIP. So that all we have for you stay tuned for Mako CNN coming up

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