Of a tHeOrY or Vision-back post 11/18/2009

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  • curlscurls Posts: 3,111
    @veronica, I'm probably with you on this one! I've always thought he's just skatting. Maybe my (English!) ears or speakers aren't up to bec's and others' quality! It really doesn't matter, it's all ok. Please guys, don't get upset with each other.  :bearhug:<br /><br />(Now, off topic, but can anyone tell me what, if anything, is the next thing he says in TDCAU - after what I think is: 'we're deeply in fire' and 'I'm here/dead to remind you' ? It seems to be the same thing on CDs, videos and in TII, but I can't for the life of me work it out!)<br /><br />
  • TinkTink Posts: 1,175
    With my Sony studio headset monitors, I hear "Keep watchin' (beat,beat) WOOOH!"<br />I leapt out of my chair, quite literally. I've played it over & over, same Two words! Scrubbed it, that's it, folks.<br /><br />I really did not expect that, to be honest. I have the Bass up to 70%, Treble up to 50% Heh, ouch.<br /><br />Next phrase: "We're going to show them time like they've never seen before."<br />Definitely TIME.<br /><br />TIME is one syllable, not two. Very distinct enunciation. When you sing "time" you start with "T" sing the "I" close it off  with the "m," is the best way I can think to explain it. Not drag it into two syllables. Michael knows how to pronounce English very well, and does so right here. <br /><br />"Talent" is an entirely separate group of phonetics, which just aren't there; no "a"; no "l"; no "e"; and no "nt".<br /><br />
  • wishingstarwishingstar Posts: 2,927
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    <br />With my Sony studio headset monitors, I hear "Keep watchin' (beat,beat) WOOOH!"<br />I leapt out of my chair, quite literally. I've played it over & over, same Two words! Scrubbed it, that's it, folks.<br /><br />I really did not expect that, to be honest. I have the Bass up to 70%, Treble up to 50% Heh, ouch.<br /><br />Next phrase: "We're going to show them time like they've never seen before."<br />Definitely TIME.<br /><br />TIME is one syllable, not two. Very distinct enunciation. When you sing "time" you start with "T" sing the "I" close it off  with the "m," is the best way I can think to explain it. Not drag it into two syllables. Michael knows how to pronounce English very well, and does so right here. <br /><br />"Talent" is an entirely separate group of phonetics, which just aren't there; no "a"; no "l"; no "e"; and no "nt".<br />
    <br /><br />Wow....Tink....I have listened to the TII promo a few posts back on this thread.  It does truly sound like, "time"..... <br />I suppose it's no coincidence that comes right at the :50 mark as well.........great post, Tink...thank you.<br />Have a great day.....<br /><br />Blessings
  • SimPattyKSimPattyK Posts: 4,281
    Yepp!! 'cause after all, this HOAX is all about tIMing! :icon_e_wink: and keep WATCHing  :icon_e_biggrin: :icon_albino:
  • on 1334000125:
    <br />Next phrase: "We're going to show them time like they've never seen before."<br />Definitely TIME.<br />
    <br /><br />He's sooo obviously saying TALENT there! Sorry for your bass...  ;)<br /><br />@curls, it's ok for me :) <br /><br />I know it's a group of beLIEvers here formed to support each other no matter what. This speaks volumes to me. <br />Every time someone has an opposite opinion, they all jump to supports their group member. It's fun to watch this show.
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    <br />so you know mjs style better opposed to other fans...<br /><br />sorry with respect V your argument is weak.<br /> <br />it really is keep watchin' listen again... promise you  :icon_e_smile:<br />
    <br /><br /><br />Oops I meant immortal album not Michael. Same whispers here...
  • becbec Posts: 6,387
    Considering what Tink does for a living, she can "hear" better then all of us combined. I thought it was tallent as well, but if her technology says "time" then time it is.<br /><br />The truth is worth fighting for, don't you think? It matters.<br /><br />Ps. btw, I think all of these things; keep-a-watchin, time/talent, i'm dead/here to remind you, smooth criminal dr. murray resuscitations, "a-live"/"alright" before HMH starts, etc, are purposely mushed on the audio to make them sound ambivalent or vaguely like something else that fits in perfect context, aka they are designed to confuse the auditory senses/he purposefully slurred these lines.<br /><br />Don't believe everything you see or hear, is the message I get. It's all vague on purpose ala Mr. Jackson. Maybe we see what we want to see and hear what we want to hear. The truth is what you make of it.
  • 100% is the talent word there. <br /><br />@Michael, can you "hear" us? HELP!  :icon_lol: Need OFFICIAL confirmation in one way or the other.
  • MissGMissG Posts: 7,403
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    <br />:18 is not a "keep watchin'", it's called beatboxing...<br /><br />
    <br /><br />I even heard people who never were his fans but got a certain "interest" in him after June 25, that they hear their names in MJ's songs, like "Pauline"... So it's ok to hear "keep watchin" I guess.<br />
    <br /><br />I listen to "tchs tchs" beatboxing @:18<br /><br />Where Pauline heard "Pauline" in  the song Butterflies, I heard "wanna be"
  • MissGMissG Posts: 7,403
    I also listen "Talent", even if the "ent" fades. I listen to L not M.
  • SouzaSouza Posts: 9,400
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    <br />With my Sony studio headset monitors, I hear "Keep watchin' (beat,beat) WOOOH!"<br />I leapt out of my chair, quite literally. I've played it over & over, same Two words! Scrubbed it, that's it, folks.<br /><br />I really did not expect that, to be honest. I have the Bass up to 70%, Treble up to 50% Heh, ouch.<br /><br />Next phrase: "We're going to show them time like they've never seen before."<br />Definitely TIME.<br /><br />TIME is one syllable, not two. Very distinct enunciation. When you sing "time" you start with "T" sing the "I" close it off  with the "m," is the best way I can think to explain it. Not drag it into two syllables. Michael knows how to pronounce English very well, and does so right here. <br /><br />"Talent" is an entirely separate group of phonetics, which just aren't there; no "a"; no "l"; no "e"; and no "nt".<br />
    <br /><br />It's talent, clearly. Even if you could NOT hear it clearly, it's only logical. Show them time? As in what? Clocks, dimensions? Or talent as in: You have never seen my kids do this, or my siblings do that, or MJ pull off a project like this. It's talent. And keep-a-watchin' also btw.

    "For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places."

  • on 1334009023:
    <br />Where Pauline heard "Pauline" in  the song Butterflies, I heard "wanna be"<br />
    <br /><br />Exactly! People's minds can be very tricky when they feel that need to find something, anything, to back up their desires.<br />Situations like that make me think/search "n" times before believing something as a fact.<br />I'm sure everybody do what they can in this direction though, and we could all be off the tree in any moment.
  • MissGMissG Posts: 7,403
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    <br />Where Pauline heard "Pauline" in  the song Butterflies, I heard "wanna be"<br />
    <br /><br />Exactly! People's minds can be very tricky when they feel that need to find something, anything, to back up their desires.<br />Situations like that make me think/search "n" times before believing something as a fact.<br />I'm sure everybody do what they can in this direction though, and we could all be off the tree in any moment.<br />
    <br /><br />I remember reading other people who also listened the name instead of "wanna be".<br /><br />I never paid attention to the "hidden words of Michael" when came to his dead. To me what took my attention to think of hoax was the ambulance pic and his routine previous June 25th, as taking off the mask of his kids.
  • becbec Posts: 6,387
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    <br />I'm sure everybody do what they can in this direction though, and we could all be off the tree in any moment.<br />
    <br /><br />True that.
  • wishingstarwishingstar Posts: 2,927
    OK....so I had to go see it on my dvd...it looks and sounds like "talent" on the dvd....which is what I always thought.  But, going strictly off the promo clip posted here, I can understand it might be "time"....it's really strange.  I guess it just goes into my WTFoosball File........that file is over-flowering at the moment......<br />I suppose it doesn't truly matter to me if it's talent or time....I've never seen nor experienced anything like this hoax.  It's all just a big beautiful mystery.  <br /><br />LOVE <br /><br />
  • TinkTink Posts: 1,175
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    <br />Considering what Tink does for a living, she can "hear" better then all of us combined. I thought it was tallent as well, but if her technology says "time" then time it is.<br /><br />The truth is worth fighting for, don't you think? It matters.<br />
    <br /><br />Thanks, bec - I do appreciate that.<br /><br />@ others who doubt me: <br />I'm not taking sides here - I'm only saying what is there; I've nothing to personally gain from this; I don't care. I normally charge for my TIME. when it comes to this kind of thing. I used Audacity to capture the streaming audio, and then scrubbed it slowly, capturing every nuance. <br /><br />This just goes to show, "No good deed goes unpunished." You want something again like this? Unless someone asks nicely, ixnay. I can get abused verbally by a client, but they'll have cold hard cash, and be happy as a clam, when all is said and done.<br /><br />I've cut movie trailers with Final Cut Pro, and have used other professional software. I actually was brought in to make a guy say "football" phonetically from "baseball," because of a time crunch, so they could get the audio book out. I do know how to take apart several different words phonetically, and recombine them to where the word sounded naturally. It's something you can't do very often, because it will sound stilted. But one word? Not so bad. And - it was O.J. Simpson's voice I did it too!  :thjajaja121:<br /><br /><br /><br />
  • SouzaSouza Posts: 9,400
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    on 1334008480:
    <br />Considering what Tink does for a living, she can "hear" better then all of us combined. I thought it was tallent as well, but if her technology says "time" then time it is.<br /><br />The truth is worth fighting for, don't you think? It matters.<br />
    <br /><br />Thanks, bec - I do appreciate that.<br /><br />@ others who doubt me: <br />I'm not taking sides here - I'm only saying what is there; I've nothing to personally gain from this; I don't care. I normally charge for my TIME. when it comes to this kind of thing. I used Audacity to capture the streaming audio, and then scrubbed it slowly, capturing every nuance. <br /><br />This just goes to show, "No good deed goes unpunished." You want something again like this? Unless someone asks nicely, ixnay. I can get abused verbally by a client, but they'll have cold hard cash, and be happy as a clam, when all is said and done.<br /><br />I've cut movie trailers with Final Cut Pro, and have used other professional software. I actually was brought in to make a guy say "football" phonetically from "baseball," because of a time crunch, so they could get the audio book out. I do know how to take apart several different words phonetically, and recombine them to where the word sounded naturally. It's something you can't do very often, because it will sound stilted. But one word? Not so bad. And - it was O.J. Simpson's voice I did it too!  :thjajaja121:<br />
    <br /><br />Tink, with all due respect: your profession doesn't make you right. My brother is in the entertainment business, has worked with all kinds of professional software programs and I am not a dummy either. Both of us hear 'talent' and when I use the exact same audio program as you do, I hear talent. It's not a matter of profession, it's a matter of ears. You hear time, that's fine by me. I hear talent and many others with me. Does it matter? No, I couldn't care less. But the fact that you work with professional software while many on here do not, doesn't mean your ears are better or that you are right. Does anyone know what the subtitles say?

    "For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places."

  • TheGameTheGame Posts: 24
    "Ps. btw, I think all of these things; keep-a-watchin, time/talent, i'm dead/here to remind you, smooth criminal dr. murray resuscitations, "a-live"/"alright" before HMH starts, etc, are purposely mushed on the audio to make them sound ambivalent or vaguely like something else that fits in perfect context, aka they are designed to confuse the auditory senses/he purposefully slurred these lines."<br /><br /><br />Good observation! <br />Auditory illusions, imo.
  • as i said, sound is subjective...<br /><br />it is entirely possible for two people to be in the same place, at the same time, & not hear the same thing.<br /><br />the critical distinction is between the existence of sound & the perception of sound. is it possible for sound to exist & yet not be perceived? philosophers love debating this! the classic philosophical debate is the "if a tree falls in thewoods & nobody is present, does it make a sound?"<br /><br />therefore its all about perception.... sound is affected by multiple variables....<br /><br /><br />
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    <br />(Now, off topic, but can anyone tell me what, if anything, is the next thing he says in TDCAU - after what I think is: 'we're deeply in fire' and 'I'm here/dead to remind you' ? It seems to be the same thing on CDs, videos and in TII, but I can't for the life of me work it out!)
    <br /><br />They keep me on fire,<br />I'm here to remind you... <br />Don't you sit back and watch it, baby!<br /><br />Something like that :) <3<br /><br />I love so much this song that I'm gonna post it here: <br /><br />
  • SouzaSouza Posts: 9,400
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    on 1333997353:
    <br />(Now, off topic, but can anyone tell me what, if anything, is the next thing he says in TDCAU - after what I think is: 'we're deeply in fire' and 'I'm here/dead to remind you' ? It seems to be the same thing on CDs, videos and in TII, but I can't for the life of me work it out!)
    <br /><br />They keep me on fire,<br />I'm here to remind you... <br />Don't you sit back and watch it, baby!<br /><br />Something like that :) <3<br /><br />I love so much this song that I'm gonna post it here: <br /><br />
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    <br /><br />I hear this:<br /><br />We're deeply in fire, they dipped me in fire<br />I'm there (or dead) to remind you<br />Don't you sick bastard fox debate it

    "For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places."

  • Michael saying bastard in a song?! Hard for me to believe...  :icon_rolleyes:
  • SouzaSouza Posts: 9,400
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    <br />Michael saying bastard in a song?! Hard for me to believe...  :icon_rolleyes:<br />
    <br />Lol, have you heard the rest of the song? It's bastard, I have replayed that part a hundred times two years ago.

    "For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places."

  • I hear very clear "baby", or to use "bastard" on the same line with baby...  :icon_geek:
  • SouzaSouza Posts: 9,400
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    <br />I hear very clear "baby", or to use "bastard" on the same line with baby...  :icon_geek:<br />
    <br /><br />I hear 'debate it', and i slowed it down 90% back then. Anyway, I think we are rather off-topic.

    "For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places."

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