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when i was young i saw a queen concert on the tele, freddy was wearing a robe and a crown, for years after seing this i believed he was the king of some eastern country that just so happened to be a singer.

Tim
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when i was young i believed Micheal Jackson and 'the artist formerly known as prince' were twin brothers.

tim
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I used to think that performers in music videos actually sang the song for the video not lip sync'd until I saw an Alanis Morisette video where her mouth wasnt moving but the song was still going... am i the only one?

Dave
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I used to think Michael Jackson was Michael Jordan. When I finally saw who Michael Jackson was, I was flabbergasted.

Jessy
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I used to believe Michael Jackson, Ozzy Osbourne, and Marilyn Manson were women.

TRANSGENDER
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My mom has a great collection of vinyl (yes, VINYL!) records... lots of 60's and 70's stuff. So, as a kid, I was exposed to a lot of great music, and knew a lot of trivia about the bands and their music. One day when I was about twelve, some song by Sting (solo) came on the radio and I said "oh, I love this song! Sting sounds JUST like the singer of the Police!". I am now 27 and have not lived it down.

K
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I used to believe that the man Pancho Villa was really Bon Jovi, because everyone was apparently pronouncing it Bon Jovia because he was mexican.

Anon
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I believed that there were no such thing as music groups, a singer was one person with background music and that was it.

Anon
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When I was little I used to think that there were two different Michael Jackson's, one black and one white, and I used to ask my mom which one she liked better

Anon
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a friend of mine thought that hanson was hott till he found out they were boys.

batman
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Up until about oh say 2 years ago (when I was ten) I thought Led Zeppelin was The Rolling Stones. Not by their songs, just how they looked. Never told anyone, then my brother showed me a picture of Jimmy Page and I thought 'Wow..that guy's HOT!'

Anon
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I used to believe that Michael Jackson and Nancy Kerrigan were the same person. No idea why.

Diana
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when i was was little i thought that pop stars were stars in space would pop

roman honytoast
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I thought that The Beach Boys were a school band made up of people in my brother's year. In 1994, I was quite shocked (and confused) to learn that one of them had died in 1983...

Andrew
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I used to think that Lenin and John Lennon were the same person.

Melanjolly
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when i was younger my dad used to listen to Don Henley all the time. my brother and i would turn it up and dance around like crazy to the songs he played. we used to ask him, "daddy, will you turn on John Henry?" We seriously thought his name was John Henry. My parents never corrected us. They must've thought it was pretty funny.

Anon
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i used to believe that pop stars were little robots that were plugged into the microphone befor every show. that way, they would never mess up.

kelsey
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When i was younegr i always that their were 2 michael jacksons- the white mj and the black mj- i thought about that up until i was about 10... then i realized there was only 1 michael jackson

Melissa
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When I was about 7 or 8 I was sitting in the back of the car singing along to a Blondie song and casually said to my mom, "Don't I just sound just like Debbie Harry". I think my mom spluttered something in the negative, although to this day I still think I sound just like Debbie Harry and put it down to jealously of my singing prowess on my mom's part

zebra
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I took my little 8 year old cousin to watch that Romeo and Juliet movie with Leonardo Di Caprio. When we came back home, we were watching MTV and then this Smashing Pumpkins video, "Tonight tonight" came on, and she thought Billy Corgan was Leonardo Di Caprio for some odd reason!

ana
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