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  1. Kitty Cimarron and Hans Stanley
    “The edge of the steel blade”

    You are the boy that made mah dream come true
    Another one down, another one down
    Fingering the hefty boy toads
    His obese pink flesh stinks
    Stand tall, proud tots
    The wonderful dolly door
    Shaving cream fingertips
    Hook in the hefty boy’s back
    Hungry little tots, screaming priest
    He took his life [ then he farted ]
    The coven of silence and death
    No dead boys can spill their guts
    Doing it for the lotion
    Foaming mouth
    Attack mode
    Laughter in the crystal dome
    Egg on his tart and twisted face
    House of boy bodies
    We can make the morning
    Without our hearts, boys suffer
    More and more boys come to our side
    His dong was wet from the rancid action
    Wear your sister’s scarf round your neck
    Sweaty armpits and musky scents of moldy love

    • Kitty Cimarron and Hans Stanley
      “Boys capture men and a few select priests”

      F bombs
      Monkey business
      Father Tom
      Echoes of relentless pain
      He speaks in Chinese
      Sure thing for rings
      Captured alive
      Asian fantasies
      Of mice and men
      Needles through his pink skin
      Ding dong, moo goo
      Swinging church bells
      Lonely priest
      Shattered insanity
      Room for three
      Egg on his twisted, tart mug
      Gathering round the dolly
      Don’t cha stand too close
      Boys file across the shower walls
      When pimples of select young tots pop

      • Kitty Cimarron and Hans Stanley
        “The fat tot crawled on his skinned kneecaps”

        Handicapped skipper
        High and mighty
        Secret sex spots
        Raging green sea
        You’re going to die afterwards
        Lost burial grounds
        Tip the boat over
        Just a little bit ran down his chin
        Men force boys into cargo vans
        Victims scream for tainted blood
        On his chunky knees
        Drool drizzled from his mouth
        Party boy, dead boy
        When hefty boys strip for hot showers
        He laughed like a sad clown
        Forest echoes, moonlight dreams
        Hunger and emotional pain
        The priest pulled out the cash to see him nude

  2. The Michael Jackson biopic ‘Michael‘ has reached a level of staying power in Japan that is making every comparative box office benchmark look like a moving target. As box office analyst Quote pointed out, even with a 15% drop this weekend, the film would still be sitting 2 million ahead of ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’s’ entire four-week total in the Japanese market, a remarkable measure of how completely the film has outperformed its closest genre predecessor on the territory’s most critical comparable.

    That context matters because Japan handles music biopics with particular enthusiasm, and ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ was itself a generational phenomenon there, running for months and consistently trending upward before settling into…

  3. Michael Jackson continues to demonstrate the timeless power of his music. 🌍👑 According to Kworb, the King of Pop is currently the biggest artist across tracked music platforms worldwide, an extraordinary achievement for an artist whose influence continues to grow years after his passing.

    Kworb’s global ranking combines performance across major digital platforms, including Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, iTunes, Shazam, and Deezer, highlighting the artists receiving the strongest worldwide engagement. Topping such a comprehensive ranking is a remarkable testament to Michael Jackson’s enduring legacy and the universal appeal of his catalog.

    From iconic classics like “Billie Jean,” “Beat It,” “Thriller,” “Smooth Criminal,” “Man in the Mirror,” and “Human Nature,” to albums that have shaped generations of music lovers, Michael’s work continues to inspire millions of fans every single day. His groundbreaking artistry, unforgettable performances, and revolutionary impact on pop culture remain unmatched, proving that true legends never fade.

    Decades after changing the music industry forever, Michael Jackson’s songs continue to be streamed, discovered, and celebrated by audiences of all ages around the globe. His influence extends far beyond records and charts—it lives on through the artists he inspired and the fans who continue to keep his music alive. Long live the King of Pop. 🤍✨

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