Doobie Doo
Veteran
I was legitimately stunned. I just assumed all those times growing up as kid in the 70s with all them siblings Janet would be familiar with board games.
He was a POS, but to play devil's advocate, they grew up in Gary Indiana, in the hood. Without him, they'll probably all be working blue collar jobs, not world renowned, multi-millionairesJoe Jackson was such a terrible father man.
Here come the Joe was horrible ass mfers lol. fukk yall. If Joe didnt do what he did, we would have never had Control, Rhythm Nation, Janet, and Velvet Rope. fukk a connect four. She need to connect back with Jam and Lewis cuz im tired of hearing these non singing ass strippers lol.
When it came to adjusting to fame at such a young age, Jackson said her parents kept her and her brothers grounded growing up by doing chores, such as cleaning animal cages.
"It's so funny -- my brothers talk about it to this day. We would play to a crowd of 20,000 people, and the next day we were at home," she said. "My parents would make us get up at 7 in the morning. Why? We had to rake the whole yard. Now, we're talking about 3 acres. Every leaf had to be gone out of that yard. You had to clean all the animal cages and wash all the animals. We had a house-keeper and chefs growing up. And the house-keeper was there to watch us take care of our rooms. Make our beds, vacuum the floor, mop the kitchen. She was there making sure we did what our parents wanted us to do."
The "Scream" singer explained that when her siblings would do their duties they would sing.
"[Those chores] kept us grounded," Jackson said. "Taking the trash out late at night. We did it all [while] singing. We would make up songs. I had to stand on top of a swivel chair in order to do the dishes because I was so short. That's how young I was. Someone else would be cleaning the counters and kitchen tables. Someone else would be sweeping the floor, and we'd sing a three- or four-part harmony."