Who is the most famous mucisian alltime?

Most famous mucisian alltime?

  • Michael Jackson

    Votes: 82 82.0%
  • The beatles

    Votes: 5 5.0%
  • 2pac

    Votes: 3 3.0%
  • Elvis

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Bob Marley

    Votes: 2 2.0%
  • Other

    Votes: 1 1.0%
  • lex luger

    Votes: 7 7.0%

  • Total voters
    100

L&HH

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It's Michael Jackson and it's not really close. There's parts of America that probably have never heard of the beatles and Im sure there are places in Africa/Asia that could gaf about an Elvis.

There are few places in this world you can go where Michael Jackson isn't known
 

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Sinatra and Beethoven should be on this list,

Also; you can make a case that Jay-Z is now more famous than 2Pac.
 

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British Council names MJ as one of the Greatest Moments of the past 80 years
http://www.britishcouncil.org/80moments/

The British Council is celebrating its 80th anniversary

Originally called the ‘British Committee for Relations with Other Countries’, the British Council was founded in 1934. Our first overseas offices opened in 1938.

To mark 80 years of cultural relations, we have taken the opportunity to look back and consider significant changes that have taken place during the period of our organisation’s existence.

We asked a panel of 25 eminent scientists, technologists, academics, artists, writers, broadcasters and world leaders to choose their most significant moments of the past 80 years. We then asked 10,000 people around the world to vote to rank the final list.

The result? A list of 80 thought-provoking moments that provide a snapshot of trends, people and innovations that have shaped the world we live in today.

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The influence of the life and music of the American singer Michael Jackson, 1958-2009

Only Pop Star/Rockstar on the list as well. No Beatles Or Elvis :sas2:

ain't the beatles from the Uk too? :sas1:
 
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Was gonna say Beethoven, but he's not on your poll. Imma go with Beatles
Between Beatles and Michael Jackson
I went for the Beatles but that's a tough one :patrice:
You guys realize the Beatles are pretty much a eurocentric act. Europe and North America are probably the only places that care about them. I'd be somewhat surprised if people in Africa or Asia know or care for who they are. Same goes for Elvis for that matter
 

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You guys realize the Beatles are pretty much a eurocentric act. Europe and North America are probably the only places that care about them. I'd be somewhat surprised if people in Africa or Asia know or care for who they are. Same goes for Elvis for that matter
Well seeing as I grew up in America and never been to Africa or Asia I wouldn't know :yeshrug:
 

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You guys realize the Beatles are pretty much a eurocentric act. Europe and North America are probably the only places that care about them. I'd be somewhat surprised if people in Africa or Asia know or care for who they are. Same goes for Elvis for that matter
Well I don't have the evidence to prove that Asians and Africans don't know the Beatles so I put both
 
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