Love you and culture club

Yes, I agree with you. I really loved his teeth back then. It sounds like his voice is deeper now.

Yes, I loved his original teeth. They were so pretty and straight. I had to wear braces so I admired everything about my favorite singer’s voice, music, his face, and his teeth. I guess if he didn’t like the color, then he could bleach them. My enamel came off and I got bonding on the first two teeth but it lasts like maybe 2 years before it breaks and finally I got veneers on the front two teeth. They shave them down whether it’s bonding or veneers. I would be happy to have all original teeth. I mean no bonding or veneers but I guess because of all the lemons I ate and over brushing the enamel came off and I felt embarrassed. I’ve seen photos on TickTock where people were getting all their teeth shaved down in preparation for veneers.

Agree

He’s still so beautiful when he smiles but his natural teeth were absolutely beautiful. When he smiles I automatically smile

I agree, but unfortunately I think he had to die to damage from heroin + cocain :(

Exactly DON'T Follow 🐑 Sheep.

Yah those 80s teens were so lucky. I was born in 91

In was born in 78

his my Idol too!!

I was a teen then, I was 13 when Do you really hit the charts, I fell head over heels... one year later I went to a Culture club concert, it was great and George soooo handsome! I am 52 now and I still have all the posters I had on my walls when I was a teen. The love still goes on ♡

@@jeanette69jb ooooh lucky you!! I would’ve had the biggest crush back then!

@@lessismore8533 I did! So in love haha

I was hooked the first time I heard DO YOU REALLY WANT TO HURT ME, it WAS fun back in the day when they were rolling out their new songs!

@@jeanette69jbI was 14 when “Do you really want to hurt me” came out. It was a fun time with all the music back then especially Culture Club.

His naturalness and honesty yes hasn’t changed but he did talk a LOT faster back then. Plus he has new teeth now which has created a lisp sound. So no he doesn’t sound exactly the same anymore

@@lessismore8533Yes, he does sound different and his voice sounds deeper too. I still love him. I’ve loved since the 80’s. What a time.

We’re you an 80s teen?

Well Boy G. I still listen to your voice every day. The songs are church of a poison mind and tumble for you. Do listen to the rest, but those are my great.

I know some of these comments are from two years ago but are still relevant. I was a teenager in the 80’s and from Los Angeles but my dad moved us to his hometown and it was a smaller town and back then there was still racism and homophobia. I bought the Culture Club albums but they were in cassettes. They were moving a way from Vinyl albums and some people even had 8 track, which I didn’t know very much about. I also bought the book, ‘When cameras go crazy’ and fortunately for me I had one friend who liked boy George and we’d make scrap books from magazine articles because this was the 80’s so no internet. Kids would go buy magazines and yeah we could go to the store and hangout and read the magazines and if we liked them and had money then we’d get them.

Wish I was an 80s teen meeting George younger would’ve been awesome!

Michael Joseph Jackson pushed himself as hard as he could to change the way he performed the song he sang the genre of music that he did. He always wanted to change his sound, and there’s nothing wrong with that. They’re both incredibly talented, and I think it speaks volumes are from me as both a Boy George fan and a Michael Jackson found it. George would speak highly of Michael in this regard, and I have nothing but love and respect for both.❤

Omgoodness. I thought it was just me

Yes and KC got 2 awards!

I know right!

“It” as in what?

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