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LONG OR SHORT HAIR?

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I dont like it at all when he's got straight hair and since i like the Thriller era alot i'd have to say short and curly.

 

even tho long and curly is good too.

wish he'd go back to having curly hair again...oh well. :D

 

edit: blaah i'm stupid. you didnt ask about straight or curly so i dont know what i'm on about. >:)

so to answer your question correctly, i like the pic of him with long hair the best. :D

(cus its curly 8-|)

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long hair is the best but like during ? history and dangerous tour that was better than how he has it now short hair is cool like during thriller and invincible but i dont like it when he has it like in "you are not alone"

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I ADORE his long, curly hair...And that haircut from the VMA 95 was simply the best too- he looked like a cute little kiddie...

So... I'm gonna go with both...He could show with no hair at all- he would STILL look as gourgeous! ;)

I like his hair in two styles.

 

I love it how it was tied back in the "Who Is It" video-clip, but I also love the messy look from the "Give In To Me" video-clip.

 

Actually, really, just the way he had it around the time of the "Dangerous" album. But, it's all good! LOL!

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