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Paris Michael Katherine Jackson is Michael Jackson's only daughter & his 2nd child, born in April 3, 1998. Paris was Michael's little princess & they loved each other so much, they still do. Cause Im sure Paris will always love her daddy, & Michael will always love his little girl from heaven <3 Paris & Michael had a very special connection, of course, father & daughter, but they had so much in common. They both love art, music, dancing, singing & movies. They both can act! Paris wants to be an actress since she was really little, she's now making a movie, "Lundon's Bridge And The Three Keys" which will come out this 2012. Paris said that her father inspired her, when she watched her father's movie, "Moonwalker". In Ellen's show, in 2011, she said "I knew he could sing, but I didn't know he could act. And when I saw that I was, wow I wanna be just like him." She told her dad that she wanted to act and they did prompts together & he would give her little scenarios & tell her "Okay, in this scene you are gonna cry." & she'd cry on the spot. Paris can also play the piano & guitar. She has said in her twitter, that she can write songs :) & she can dance, her & her cousin Donte made a dance called the Trillion. She's good in sports aswell, she has broke the record to be the 1st female in her school to join the flag football team. She loves sports. & she also has her father's heart, she really cares about the world & wants to make it a better place. She is also very strong, just like her father ;) She knows how to handle the haters, without using bad language, but just showing them she can stay strong. She's a very sweet & nice person. In her father's memorial she said between cries, "Even since I was born, Daddy has been the best father, you can ever imagine.... And I just want to say that I love him so much!" That was very emotional. This is what she said to Oprah Winfrey in 2010, "I kind of felt like no one understood what a good father he was. He was the best cook ever," Paris told Winfrey. "He was just a normal dad." She also said, "He made the best French toast in the world," she added. "He just made the best breakfasts in the world." "He tried to raise us without us knowing who he was, but that didn't really go so well," Paris said, smiling. "One time we were on the roof of the Luxor in Las Vegas, just saw all the city lights," Paris said. "We were eating Snickers, we had some soda." "Sometimes he would take me to a museum, because we both loved art," Paris added. "We'd play tag outside. He got us Kenya [their dog] four years ago." "I'd like to be an actress when I'm older," Paris told Winfrey. "I sometimes do improv. I used to do it with my dad." Winfrey wrapped up her interview with a poignant question -- "What do you miss the most?" "Everything," Paris replied. This is what Katherine, Michael's mother, said, "What they talk about is, 'Daddy would do this and daddy would do that.' Or, 'That's how Daddy did it,'" Katherine said. "Paris is very emotional. She talks about him all the time. She's the strong one. All the pictures on her wall in her bedroom are of Michael." She LOVES her daddy & ALL her family <3 And she's very proud to be a Jackson!

Lisa Marie Presley was born in February 1, 1968, & is the only child of Elvis Presley. She was also daddy's little girl & they both loved each other & I'm sure they still do <3 During her marriage to Keough, Lisa began writing songs. She was understandably unsure of how to avoid comparisons to her father, so she kept her creative activities mostly secret. Her 1st appearance as a performer came in a new video for the Elvis Presley song "Don't Cry Daddy" that marked the 20th anniversary of Elvis's death; her voice was digitally added to Elvis's original recording. The video's producer, David Foster, encouraged Lisa, & introduced her to Alanis Morissette producer Glen Ballard. She soon signed a contract with the Capitol label in 1998 & began work on the album that was to become To Whom It May Concern. The album's creation turned out to be a very slow process, interrupted by new upheavals in Lisa's personal life. Presley threw herself back into her music, & To Whom It May Concern was released in the spring of 2003. With production work from David Rosse, the album featured a dark sound that completely avoided any musical connection with that of Elvis Presley, even though many of Lisa Marie's intense, cathartic lyrics drew on her own unusual life. The single "Lights Out" received strong radio airplay, "thanks to smoky vocals that sound more like Cher than Dad," noted People. To Whom It May Concern made i

I know that Elvis Presley has sold over a Billion records, but he reached that after his death. He has been dead for 30 years. As for Michael Jackson, he sold 750 million records alive, awarded with a World Music Award in 2006. He has been dead for 2 and a half years and has already sold a Billion records worldwide. It took alot of years for Elvis to reach the Billion records sold, and only 2 years and a half for Michael to reach the Billion records sold. It is really clear to see that MICHAEL JACKSON IS THE BEST SELLING ARTIST OF ALL TIME!!! MICHAEL JACKSON IS THE TRUE KING :) LONG LIVE THE KING!!!!!!!

I say Micahel Jackson because he has broke more records than Elvis and is the best entertainer that ever lived. Both of them are great, but I go for MICHAEL JACKSON :) THE KING OF POP!!!!

Michael Jackson is one of the most beloved entertainers and profoundly influential artists of all-time. To date Jackson has sold an estimated 1 billion records worldwide, released 13 No.1 singles and became one of a handful of artists to be inducted twice into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. The Guinness Book of World Records recognized Jackson as the Most Successful Entertainer of All Time and "Thriller" as the Biggest Selling Album of All Time. Jackson won 17 Grammy Awards including 8 in one year, a record in itself, and received 26 American Music Awards, including the Artist of the Century Award. Jackson defined the art form of music video with such ground-breaking short films as "Billie Jean," "Beat It" and the classic "Thriller," which in 2009 became the first and only music video inducted into the National Film Registry of the Library of Congress. Jackson's sound, style and dance moves continue to inspire today's performers and new generations of fans worldwide continue to discover his artistry.