Michael Jackson vs Prince
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Dynamite James
The Main attraction
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Dynamite James
The Main attraction
This competitiveness was on full display in a now-legendary game of table tennis between the stars in December 1985. Jackson showed up with his bodyguards at Samuel Goldwyn Studio in West Hollywood, where Prince was putting the final musical touches on Under the Cherry Moon. After some small talk, Prince challenged Jackson to a game of ping-pong. Jackson had hardly played before but said he’d give it a try. Work stopped in the studio as people gathered around to watch the two superstars play.
Prince went easy at first, but before long his competitive streak took over and he began slamming the ball past (and at) a hapless Jackson. “He played like Helen Keller!” Prince later joked to friends. Jackson recovered by chatting up Prince’s then-girlfriend, actress Sherilyn Fenn. “Michael knows how to handle himself,” recalls Prince’s recording engineer, Susan Rogers, “and he didn't seem to care [about the game]. [He] started flirting with Sherilyn Fenn, who was visiting Prince in the studio. Prince was pacing, but he wasn't going to get into the game of flirting back. They said hasty goodbyes.”
Prince and Michael Jackson: The Rivalry and the Revolution
Prince went easy at first, but before long his competitive streak took over and he began slamming the ball past (and at) a hapless Jackson. “He played like Helen Keller!” Prince later joked to friends. Jackson recovered by chatting up Prince’s then-girlfriend, actress Sherilyn Fenn. “Michael knows how to handle himself,” recalls Prince’s recording engineer, Susan Rogers, “and he didn't seem to care [about the game]. [He] started flirting with Sherilyn Fenn, who was visiting Prince in the studio. Prince was pacing, but he wasn't going to get into the game of flirting back. They said hasty goodbyes.”
Prince and Michael Jackson: The Rivalry and the Revolution
There ain’t no telling what Prince would do either. He’d probably take them back to his place just to pray and maybe play a little basketball afterwards
Travellin' Man
Veteran
The man who gave this woman a career in music 
@KnickstapeCity come say your peace breh. Micheal was a flamer I'm sorry
This competitiveness was on full display in a now-legendary game of table tennis between the stars in December 1985. Jackson showed up with his bodyguards at Samuel Goldwyn Studio in West Hollywood, where Prince was putting the final musical touches on Under the Cherry Moon. After some small talk, Prince challenged Jackson to a game of ping-pong. Jackson had hardly played before but said he’d give it a try. Work stopped in the studio as people gathered around to watch the two superstars play.
Prince went easy at first, but before long his competitive streak took over and he began slamming the ball past (and at) a hapless Jackson. “He played like Helen Keller!” Prince later joked to friends. Jackson recovered by chatting up Prince’s then-girlfriend, actress Sherilyn Fenn. “Michael knows how to handle himself,” recalls Prince’s recording engineer, Susan Rogers, “and he didn't seem to care [about the game]. [He] started flirting with Sherilyn Fenn, who was visiting Prince in the studio. Prince was pacing, but he wasn't going to get into the game of flirting back. They said hasty goodbyes.”
Prince and Michael Jackson: The Rivalry and the Revolution
nikkaz sleep on MJ nikka was low-key savage
KnickstapeCity
:mjpls:
Watch your mouth. Don’t disrespect the GOAT.I luh him too fool. Just keeping it rizzle.
The Odum of Ala Igbo
Hail Biafra!
he put purple rain in mayte...one of the baddest broads on the planet at the time...
jus for shyts n giggles...
google women prince dated and hit the image...
then do the same with mike...bet u see more kids... on 1...n the other..will have nothin but women 6's and up...
Thank you Prince
i know a chick in tacoma washington..that could pass as her daughter...fine as hell jus short...
