Micheal jackson burned in a fire?

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1. Angelina
   

    No it wasn't his obvious error he got scorched, he didn't manage reason is an unforeseen error throughout the filming of a Pepsi advert.
   The 25-year-old performer was performing his strike "Billie Jean" for a Pepsi Cola financial on January 27, 1984 in Los Angeles when the exceptional consequences went wrong.
   Three 1000 followers glimpsed a firework brandish erupt behind the superstar, washing him in sparks and setting lightweight to his hair.
   Some studio assembly constituents said he was so serene, they considered the occurrence was part of the act.
   As Jackson strutted down the steps up on the stage at Los Angeles' Shrine Auditorium to vocalise his strike Billie Jean fireworks were presumed to blow up behind him.
   But on the sixth take the stunt went tragically incorrect and the pyrotechnics went off too early - setting the singer's hair on fire.
   Jackson was primarily ignorant of the blazes surrounding his head and proceeded promenading in his trademark glittering match for round five seconds before aides hurried on to quench the flames.
   The misfortune began the late King of Pop's dependency on the painkillers that were discovered swamping his scheme when he passed away three weeks ago.
   He had to have surgery on his scalp next the misfortune and has accepted he turned to painkillers to battle the pain.
   Sources close to Jackson have asserted he was not ever the identical after the 1984 accident.

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2. Guest4189714
   

   He was never 'burned in a fire'. You may be speaking about the Pepsi commercial accident in 1984 where his hair caught on fire during the filming of the commercial. He suffered 3rd degree burns and had to wear hair over the burns for quite a while. i don't think his scalp has fully recovered even now.

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