Great Enterntainers

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There are Billions of Entertainers in this World, but only a handful of them can say that they are great entertainers. Many Athletes, Actors, Musicians, and Comedians only last a year in their line of work, or only have one successful year. Most Artists these days only sell Albums based on their sex appeal and not on the level of talent they have. A lot of Athletes gain exposure on one play that they made in their careers and then you never hear from them anymore. These are all examples of what great entertainers don't do. To be a great entertainer the person must be out for a certain amount of time and they must be successful for 90% of that time. I found three people that fit this description. These people are Michael Jackson, Deion Sanders, and Larry King. These three people in some way have paved the way for our generation in their respective jobs.

Michael Jackson will go down in history as the greatest entertainer ever, because he was the triple threat. Michael Jackson could sing his heart out; he could dance until his legs fell off, and he could also act. He danced so good that his moves are still being used by R&B Artists today. The dance moves of omarion, Usher, MH, and even Justin Timberlake originated from him. That's the kind of affect that his dancing has on our society today. Michael Jackson has sold Millions of Albums and he is well known not just in the United States, but all over the world. Many different types of people love him and his music is adored all over the world. People in Japan know him and his Albums are top seller over there in the present day. When I was in Haiti my whole family loved his music and we didn't know what a word meant that he was singing. His music is so good that I could say that a majority of the world knows the first line of Thriller. That's the kind of impact that his music had on people. That alone lets you know that he is a great entertainer. He is such a great entertainer that he revolutionized Pop music and made it what it is today. He also started a brand new style of dancing. He did his trademark dance the Moonwalk for the first time while performing Billie Jean in 1984.

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