On Michael Jackson’s nose and skin color
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I was listening to Michael Jackson’s You Rock My World a few days ago when I took a second look at his Invincible album cover. Take a quick look.
Does this look anything like he looks now? I mean, what happened here?
The most shocking change is Michael’s nose. From the original wide flared Afro-American nostrils he started out with, he now has an aquiline nose whose condition is well-documented by tabloid media. Obviously, Michael needs some revision rhinoplasty, but the question at hand is, is there any natural skin left to work with?
And what is with his skin color? He was dark, now he’s sporting a much lighter hue, but we know that his roots, his blood, his DNA says, Afro-American. Why don’t his kids even look mulatto?
I’m neither passing judgment nor criticism, just throwing the proverbial rhetorical question. He’s still a great musician.
Just for the record, Michael Jackson vitiglio and his condition is valid. He has vitiglio. Mr. Jackson is my cousin. There was another person in the family tree who had this condition (her skin turned white as well). There are several auto-immune system diseases in the family tree (MS, diabetes and Graves Disease). Vitiglio (which is what Michael Jackson has) is one of them.
Michael’s immune system is attacking either the melanin cells or the melanin which the cells produce. Melanin gives you your pigment or color. In Type 1 Diabetes the immune system is attacking the beta cells which produce insulin. Michael’s immune system is literally turning on him. I fortunately am brown, I have diabetes. I just wanted to clarify. If you want to know what Michael has check the list of immune system disease on the internet for further assistance. Thanks!