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I realized what an idea of Michael Jackson I've had. Though I knew he had changed deliberately.
He used to be black then he was/is white. So... he just grew up like this. He grew... pale.
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I used to think that Elton John and Sir Elton John were two different people, and that the former died in 1994, and the latter had no reason to be mentioned anywhere, because as far as I could tell, all he ever did was be gay, and that wasn't notable on its own.
I used to believe [not too long ago actually xD]that My Chemical Romance boys were about 15-20.
I thought the lead singer, Gerard Way, was the youngest.
...and that he was gay.
[I'm a huge fan now!]
Up until I was about 9 I thought Elvis was at his highest popularity in the 70s. This thought faded away when i was told he died in 1971.
I didn't know Elton John was gay until I was 16...
I used to believe, for some odd reason, that Jimi Hendrix was white. I eventually saw a picture of him and realized, well, that's not true. I've proceeded to not telling any of my friends this.
I used to watch a lot of music videos on VH1, so I thought Marilyn Monroe (from Elton John's Candle in the Wind video) and Madonna were the same person. I remember reasoning that he must have had a big crush on her.
I used to believe (and sometimes I still do) that celebrites where totally different from normal people, I just couldn't then eating, sleeping or using the toilet or any normal thing that i would do! I kind of thought that they were robots. lol
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I used to believe that the reason Ray Charles' back-up group, the Raylettes, seemed to sing the same words as Ray did was because he was blind and couldn't read them himself.
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When I was really little I thought the singer Meatloaf invented the food meatloaf. I hated him because of that since meatloaf was my least favorite food.
I thought Michael Jackson, Boy George and Hanson were all girls! Very embarrassed now just thinking about that.
I was a big fan of S Club 7 (UK pop music group) as a child and thought they would stay together until I was old enough to join them and become their 8th member! It never happened
I used to think Micheal Jackson was a woman, I didn't find out his true gender until I was about 6 or 7!
I thought the guy from the "pretty fly for a white guy" video and the Turkish-German rapper EKO Fresh were the same Person
When the music video for "Helena" was first aired on MTV, I was so creeped out by Gerard Way that I actually convinced myself that he was a vampire and everybody else in the band were his zombie assistants. I had nightmares about the girl that jumped out of the coffin running after me and screaming: "I vant to suck your blood!" Now, I am older and not as stupid and have become a big fan of My Chemical Romance. Isn't it funny how people change like that?
I was about five when I first saw Britney Spears on a music video and I thought she was Rosa Parks for some reason. No clue why.
My parents listened to a lot of The Doors when I was younger and looking at the front cover of the Doors' album, with Jim Morrison on the front, I was convinced he was a woman because he had long hair. In my mind long hair = woman. It didn't even occur to me that he was shirtless and had no breasts!
Also, listening to the lyrics of The Doors' songs, I was convinced that "Light My Fire" was about camping and whenever I listened to that song, and I'd imagine Jim Morrison and some girl trying to light a fire in the middle of the woods. Yes, I was five at the time!
I was around the age of 7 and my older my brother was a Green Day fan. Well both he and my dad watched alot of football. And I thought that Green Day was the Green Bay Packers. I couldn't figure out why a football team would make a CD. Now 13 years later, Green Day is one of my favorite bands. Ironic!
i useed to belive that the rock band my chemical romance got hte name from chemicals.
when i was a kid i used to think shaking steven's was cool
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