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Madonna pays tribute to Michael Jackson during her "Sticky and Sweet" tour.
Prior to Michael Jackson’s death on June 25, the superstar was scheduled to leave his California home and head to London. He was to begin his final concert tour, entitled “This Is It” on July 13 at the O2.
On July 4, Madonna performed at the O2 for her “Sticky and Sweet” tour.
At one point during her show, a Jackson impersonator took the stage wearing a sequined jacket, a white glove, white t-shirt, and white socks. A photo of Jackson as a child appeared on a large screen.
The impersonator mimicked some of Jackson’s famous dance moves, including the legendary moonwalk, to the songs "Billie Jean" and “Wanna Be Starting Something.”
See the video below:
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