Aaron Kwok pays a tribute to Michael Jackson, with his concert in August

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Music legend, King of Pop Michael Jackson (MJ) suddenly passed away a few days ago, shocking the world. Although the life of the legend ends, but his music and signature dances are remembered in Fans' hearts forever. Hong Kong dance king Aaron Kwok truly respected MJ as the king of stage and a legend. He plans to open a concert in August to pay tributes to his idol.

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As to William Chan, he is MJ's biggest fan, last night he performed one of MJ's dances, "Billie Jean", in remembrance of the king. Last night, "Jade Gold Solid" extended to an hour long, arranging famous artists Kay Tse, Hins Cheung and Mavis Fan to perform MJ's greatest hits including "You Are Not Alone", "I'll Be There", "We Are The World", and chatted for a while about their feelings for MJ. William Chan announced the other night that he has been trying hard to find a way to pay a tribute to his dance idol. He stayed up all night and did not sleep the other night to watch clips of MJ, to practice. After hearing about Michael's death, William was very sad and cried while he rehearsed his dancing. He hopes to start a dance party to share with all MJ's Fans Michael's music and dance, remembering the superstar together.

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As for Aaron Kwok, what does he think of Hong Kong calling him the "local MJ"? He said: "Every artist has their own style and success, no one can replace another person." He continues: "Liking someone, you do not care about their gossip news or what they do in their private lives, you like them for their talent."

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TVB General Manager Stephen Chan was going to talk with the organizers to arrange Michael Jackson to hold his concert in Hong Kong as well, so HKers who want to enjoy his concert don't have to spend the air ticket to fly to London to see it. However, now with this sad news, it can never be done.

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Jennifer Tse, Cecilia Cheung, Nicholas Tse, Edmond Leung, George Lam and a group of friends were all fans of MJ and was going to see his concert as well, but not anymore.

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Source: Mingpao

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Translated by: aZnangel @ AEU

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