Magic Johnson HIV announcement Part 1

[@jv2320]

At the time when this happened... people were dying from this thing within years. I don't think he knew he would be around today. God Bless his courage.

[@Brian-kr7bw]

Jorge Veloz because he had money for medication they didn’t

[@niggato23]

Yeah Freddie Mercury died from the shit

[@ArjanTV]

He said he will be around for a long time and he really did.. If you strongly believe you will be arou d for a long time you will there is no thing who can stop that.. this guy truly believed he will live long once he had thoughs about dying he woukd have been dead now.. The mind and thoughs are powerful it can stops anything

[@roshanmathew92]

Sold his soul to thr devil

[@martinlee2739]

@@ArjanTV uh,no

[@wendelldallas7572]

"I plan on going on living for a long time" Amen. Still being the hero that he is. Nothing but sincere admiration and many more birthdays to you, sir!

[@slapshot68]

He should get the 1st dose wen a cure is found

[@slapshot68]

@@JohnnySack16 that’s America, full of corruption

[@donjohnson9114]

he cheated on his wife , foh!

[@fiveo33634]

@@donjohnson9114 they got married 2 months before his announcement. Before that… they were off and on in their relationship. How can u say he cheated on his wife?

[@donjohnson9114]

@@fiveo33634 for her not to have it, they aint his kids, only thing majic about him is he still alive

[@erinthompson627]

He handled this like a boss. His positivity given the attitude toward this at the time is truly inspiring.

[@Mobltz]

“Positivity”

[@JPCrespo]

Probably saved him….his positivity that is.

[@slapshot68]

Wen a cure is finally found, it should be called “the Magic Johnson antidote”

[@bearded_grumby]

a ha

[@richees22]

He was amazing. First time seeing this, I am blown away how he handled it. Almost teared up watching it. Came away with so much respect for him

[@dkiperman]

This is his most bravest, most courageous, most graceful moment in his entire career. And that is saying A LOT.

[@presleyfranks9880]

Tragic

[@richees22]

I agree

[@johnnyjohnny5600]

Shut up nerd

[@ChrisSteininger]

Class act…. Him and Larry made the NBA , and the sad thing is I would rather watch them talk than an NBA game now.

[@lanebriand]

Magic Johnson is quite possibly the most class act ever. When he said he planned to live for a very long time, younger folks just can't understand how courageous a statement that is given the time. I remember growing up believing HIV/AIDS was a death sentence. Everybody believed it was. Nothing was scarier. Magic changed that.

[@richees22]

Agreed 100%

[@efrainrodriguez1324]

"most class act ever." You do know he cheated on his wife

[@rh_BOSS]

@@memorysticky7581What are you talking about? Who are they? ART was around since the late 80s. I'd guess being a world-class athlete also helped.

[@jamelfenner9374]

You can’t be this gullible

[@spike16965]

Exactly

[@lasjames7516]

I'm HIV positive now and he is so helpful to me in these videos. I'm too afraid to tell anyone and just living a lonely life

[@marimarielove]

I pray you find the strength to tell those closest to you so that they can support you and love you through this. You are not alone, many people have went through this and made it through and remember you may have HIV but it doesn't have you. Don't let it define who you are. God bless you. And I know I don't know you but if you ever need someone to talk to, I'm here

[@tauramurray4574]

How are things. ..?

[@BP-or2iu]

Don’t be afraid. There are groups. You don’t need to be lonely. Be well.

[@santmc12]

Hope you’re fine brotha

[@dominiqueking1551]

Hello hope your doing ok!!

[@HHH-ye1ro]

I remember when this happened. My dad picked me up from high school football practice, and as I got in the car, he told me the news. I could not believe it. I can still see the orange sky as we drove away. The news was talking about how long he would live. 40 years later: he’s still here. Amazing!!

[@anthonybaptiste7654]

35 yr later actually. 1991

[@TheSlaterReport]

Very humble. I wish more celebrities could use things like this as an opportunity to help others and set a good example.

[@Kriegtime101]

Holy shit he at least had an incredible ability to hide his fear if he did have any.

[@BRY7007]

I was in San Diego watching this live on The U.S.S. England CG-22 while in the Navy. I was 21 and it was a sad day. I thought he would be dead by now but I'm glad our creator kept him.

[@mihaly2884]

Pill Box yeah money is the reason why hes not dead :D

[@MDCKilla]

Pill Box I'm an atheist too but is it up you to decide that for others? Let them believe what they want you conservative idiot

[@Megan-hf4fr]

B. Cleveland Money talks my friend.

[@yunghorn4063]

aids doesnt exist. people who take the pills against aids die because of the pills. this dude never took them and so he is not dead. you all get manipulated

[@BRY7007]

FabiiFii 1 I feel very stupid replying to you but, I know people who didn't take the AIDS drug that have died. There were diagnosed with HIV first that turned into aids.

[@davidstahl765]

30 years ago today wow I remember how scared how I was thinking he was going to die. So glad you’re still with us and doing well love you Magic

[@rell27]

As a Laker fan I always said this was one of the saddest days in sports.......until January 26, 2020

[@ogtaper6386]

☹️

[@448DamonXX]

Factss

[@TheoDominic]

Sadly true

[@davidkruse4030]

What no Jerry buss

[@Grillinnap]

@@davidkruse4030 Jerry Buss was already old when he died. His living days were numbered. Plus, he wasn’t in charge of the team anymore

[@macfan128]

What courage in the face of adversity. Role model.

[@721Lebronjames]

macfan128 A role model that has unprotected sex and cheated on his wife.

[@J_K_.]

macfan128 exactly

[@whayes8084]

721MiamiHeatGang he was single genius.

[@tonytapat1161]

A role model who commited adulyery o yeah

[@floydforward5823]

He is either gay or sharing needles.. the latter don’t seem to be the problem

[@matthewmulkey2901]

This was a sad day. See we thought it meant eminent death well Magic showed is different. Kobe was 13 when this happened., 28 years later he is gone and Magic is 60. Wow! Life

[@MrRobjs83]

yeah he was unknown back then, crazy!

[@ct5951]

💯

[@letthedeadburythedead2148]

What if I told you aids is a scam and Kobe never died?

[@matthewmulkey2901]

@@letthedeadburythedead2148 I would say you just like attention and would do best to focus on things that are real...but do you. Have fun with that

[@RejectedSpiritX]

This was a landmark announcement, not just in sports, but in life. This completely destroyed the negative stereotype that HIV is a gay man’s disease. This brought awareness that it is a fully transmittable virus, both sexually and by blood, among heterosexual people as well. I can tell Magic was choked up by this, because announcing you’re HIV Positive is devastating, but he fought on and lived, and is fully undetectable.

[@MrCrazyGuy24]

That tie knot tho

[@MIZORAM_mafaka_hnamte]

😄 😄 😄 😄 😄

[@Whereyahidin]

Oh god lol

[@slejandroaanchez2071]

😂

[@milesconerly5818]

I think it's a Shelby knot

[@WilliamJohnson-jk4ew]

Torryx i think thats how they wore them back then i don't know the name of it

[@lilernie6]

Reporter: Are you positive that you have the HIV Virus? Magic Johnson: I am not just positive, I am HIV positive.

[@shanonwilson2900]

😭😭😭😭😭😭💀💀💀💀

[@user-md9ig5lz3k]

Ye south park

[@jasminlittle6508]

💀💀💀💀

[@brandentheultramangofighter]

THIS ISN'T FUNNY AT ALL - KYLE

[@LunarProxy123]

Nice stolen joke from south park!!

[@davidstahl6279]

Twenty four years ago, I will never forget how I was staring at the TV in shock. Remember how sad I was. Thank God him and his family ended up being okay.

[@sitizenkanemusic]

It's amazing how 99% of the population thought he was a walking dead man when he made this announcement. It's amazing what money can do.

[@DuckedOffCrew]

How do you know money has anything to do with his circumstances?

[@nakiacee15]

Yeah! People were saying they didnt even think he would make it to see the U.S play in the olympics. Money works miracles! And God too of course :)

[@mitchellray1882]

Beastthatbeats I mean I'm in Canada so free health care allows anybody to survive

[@RandomTvv]

Sitizen Kane money did nothing just cause you have it doesn't mean you going to die it depends on what level is on eazy e found out when he started getting really sick

[@seanwebb605]

Not smart and well informed people.

[@buzzydj]

I still remember the moment every local TV and radio station in the nation interrupted their programming for live breaking news for Magic's announcement. His fans literally cried as they were being interviewed by local news stations near the Great Western Forum because they knew it was the end of an era. I recall hating the him and the Lakers during this time in my childhood (The Celtics fan in me). Fast forward to nearly 28 years later as I look back and realize what a brave and courageous soul this man is. I can't even begin to imagine what it took for him to come out on live national television in a room full of people as well as the millions of viewers to fully disclose the status of his health and the ridicule he had to endure in the coming years from the media, fellow players, as well as the general public largely due in part of how ignorant society was about the virus at that time. He will forever be an iconic hero of American History on and off the court.

[@OK-ce8cn]

He cheated on his wife and paid the price stop dicksucking lil bro

[@chadams48]

WOW he was incredibily calm announcing this. im amazed just watching this..wow

[@davlor86]

ikr, he took it so well...

[@sgoof2449]

@@davlor86 he had great composure here.

[@Evan-rj7gn]

Because he didnt have it

[@deletedvideos.]

Damn magic smashing every girl in America

[@LGMLGK3G]

@@Evan-rj7gn 🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️

[@TomDelayBeats]

Magic never really seemed to be that concerned about supposedly having a disease that could end his life.

[@marceloxavier9113]

More than 30 years later, he is still with us. God bless science.

[@dedricthere]

Dude is super strong: He’s handling tremendous adversity with class, dignity and a smile. I personally would have been curled up in a ball shitting my pants somewhere. Glad you’re still here, healthy and thriving Magic! ✊✌️

[@CLewey44]

Being a huge Magic fan, I remember hearing this on the radio when I was about 10 or 11 years old. It hit hard. I'm not comparing it to 9/11, but it's one of those type of moments that you never forget. Kudos to Magic and I'm glad he is doing well.

[@anthonyjosephcaruso]

Just like when he was on the court, always a smile on his face.

[@Shortyjored88]

I always suspect that Magic Johnson is one of those rare individuals with a strong immune system that can fight HIV better than most of the population. Add the fact that he can afford the best treatments, that would explain why he can live a normal life since then.

[@pmfcrew6551]

Anyone with HIV can achieve his level of health with the proper diet, fitness, taking your medication

[@xidparanoidjack]

Magic is the man. What amazing spirit to have after hearing about that - handled it better than 99.999999% of humans on earth, graceful and humble man.

[@jkvelasquez84]

Well it helps to have money...just saying

[@CountingHouse]

The way this fellow carries himself, and bears up under unfathomable duress is an inspiration to me. He has a presidential bearing and is the model of patience and resolve in the face of an uncertain future no amount of money could necessarily safeguard against. I wish I was once tenth as dignified as this on my best day.

[@muhammad3515]

I was a kid when this happened and watching this now as an adult he really handled this at least in the media eyes for the fans with class and confidence. I mean at this time we all thought he was going to die. Much respect to Magic.

[@mariahlehoko993]

I don’t know how he kept such a positive attitude through this time, but it has got him this far!

[@davidstahl3274]

25 years ago remember watching this on ABC news. Remember how sad I felt for him. Glad him and his family are ok. My favorite player growing up, at least he had the guts to do something, to not only get his life straight, but im sure he reached a lot of people. You're still "Magic" Earvin Johnson.

[@Lordmij]

7:16 He called it!!

[@adriannngp2012]

His resolve of ensuring a long life became true, maybe the mentality is actually the most important factor

[@sjd071]

incredibly inspirational the way he dealt with it

[@malepig420]

yeah really inspirational. He seemed to casual about this announcement. Like he was enjoying it. Almost as if it were a NBC the more you know public service an noucement. I remember back in the day HIV/AIDS was considered a doomsday disease but the lack of any concern for any of his sexual partners is disgusting. How many women are dead all because they allowed themselves to be Magic Johnsons cum dumpsters. He lives on and is a hero. Disgusting. He actually throws them all under the bus by saying anyone one of them could have infected him, when he could have infected several of them.

[@ericwilliams8420]

@@malepig420 Yeah back in the 80s and 90s kids were running around playing tag saying "TAG! You got the HIV/AIDS touch!". People thought if someone with HIV/AIDS sneezed on you, you could catch it. Really strong announcement.

[@mscottlawrence2037]

Love magic, so glad he overcame this terrible time in his life, it made me sad that people treated him the way they did playing against him, but he definitely turned a negative into a positive and beat the odds

[@rell27]

Wow I actually made the last comment 👇🏾😂 It has been exactly 30 years today (11-7-2021) since this moment and I’m glad to see this man still around healthy & wealthy 👍🏾👏🏾

[@cookie63079]

I'll never forget this.. November 7th 1991, as a kid just seeing this and now he's still with us. Treatment has come a long way.

[@mavericktopgun2873]

With money all things last..

[@susandundon5918]

Could he have been fauci's "gypsy rose"? He kept putting off medical questions, telling them to ask the doctors. Im 5 mins in and he has said 3 times he will be the spoke person for aids. But he answers no medical questions about his illness. Since his wife never contracted it (or their children), seems like the scientist's would have a cure or vax by now. Js.....

[@JeffJ1974]

I was in high school then and remember some of my classmates were having unprotected sex and one of them came down with gential warts. Next day I was going to a after school job and this was on the TV and my supervisor told me what happened. The next day at school it was all the talk. Our school nurse offered information about HIV/AIDS and despite a few parents being opposed the school brought in a couple of HIV positive people to talk about how it happened. One was a gay man, two were heterosexual and one from IV drug use. One of the girls on the basketball team said she was being pressured into sex by her boyfriend and this annocement made him change his mind.

[@ycfuxo8046]

“But life goes on..” Could not apply to a better person than magic himself. Instead of letting this disease debilitate him he continued his success after basketball

[@ViraL_FootprinT.ex.e]

To be able to do this presser in 1991 is wild. People, the public, still weren't super knowledgeable about HIV then. Kudos to him.

[@DoobieKCheech]

he handle that situation like a man mad respect for magic johnson

[@jocelynh3708]

I'm a Cavs fan, but when I heard this, I cried on my brother's shoulder. But when I saw him get his all star game made me smile. Phenomenal job

[@zachperkins688]

I know nothing about basketball of Magic Johnson, but wow, this was an amazing press conference. I can't believe how strong and positive he was the day after learning he had a disease that, in 1991, had an extremely high mortality rate. He seems like a great guy and it doesn't surprise me that he survived it given how positive his outlook here was.

[@ShannonL7]

He's such a beautiful person. A real man owns up and moves forward

[@maskedguitarist3]

man what a class act. we need more of him today

[@millardthomas9059]

I remember this day coming home from school in Cleveland. It was November but it was a snow storm. I was in 7th grade and I thought he was about to die. Thankfully modern medicine has come a long way to benefit all people.

[@note2owns]

Yet he still lives 23 years later. His words were prophetic when you watch this now..

[@Imarac86]

29 and counting 👏

[@8razyy]

@@Imarac86 30 and counting

[@MrBimirud]

I remember, ironically, that I was getting ready for basketball practice at my community college when my teammate ran into the locker room and said "Magic has AIDS." Of course we didn't believe him. There was no internet back then. But we found a TV and turned it on, and it wasn't AIDS, but it was HIV. Most of us didn't know the difference. We didn't cry, we were all in shock through practice. I went home and Magic appeared on Arsenio Hall that night. He was so brave the way he handled it.

[@roshanmathew92]

But he does had aids

[@piFFD513]

@@roshanmathew92 but he doesn't? You are obviously are ignorant

[@LuisMiguelSanchezPeralta]

He is so strong!!

[@susanjohnson1242]

Luis Miguel Sanchez Peralta how so?? he's a cheater!!!

[@mpthegreat8046]

susan Johnson everybody is a cheater don't lie

[@leojav1x]

@@probo7299 it's 2019 and people still think you have to be gay to get aids lmao I'm dead.

[@salttsaltt1793]

Clayton Isbister he has HIV not AIDS. Come on don’t be ignorant

[@judeogieuhi1189]

How he handled it gracefully with strength is inspirational

[@daiamod]

I had been tested positive at the HIV in 2002.I am fine thanking God!! I have been polluted with blood transfusions made in my first years of lifetime!! I have been able getting trough having a sustaining from the stateand I hope to get it trough the end of the trial and to get my redress

[@keshon79]

pico pallino hope your good man stay blessed.

[@CalopsitaVanderbilt1911]

pico pallino 🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀

[@ababybottle6350]

Wang Ping Dude your probably an 8 year old he said he got it from polluted blood transfusion which means he got blood from somone else which had aids and that blood he got had aids and is now affectimg him

[@daiamod]

I am like a negative now!!!

[@fayedits5054]

pico pallino that's amazing! bless up

[@TraderofSpice]

What a strong individual, back then HIV was a death sentence

[@charlieg4732]

Saddest moment in sport history .... everybody in that room thought he was going to die and as a young kid who was a fan so did i smh 😔

[@adrianadam8543]

Kareem Abdul Jabbar is such a good human being, and an amazing friend. I know for a fact in those days if you got HIV, everyone except your family kept their distance from you. You became an outcast, and a suspect homosexual. Kareem did not need magic for money, fame or anything. Kareem is such a good guy and a good friend.

[@taylorehrhard4746]

How strong he is inspiring ❤️ if he can get through this we can get through anything!

[@youngin985]

i remeber being 8yrds watching this on t.v. i'm happy 2 see magic still here alive 20yrds later.

[@Madpencildust22]

He is human and unfortunately his choices led to this disease but seeing him live this long is so awesome!

[@createseventyeight3082]

I think we need to stop judging people based on how they get HIV as that is why people are still afraid to disclose. Everyone has unsafe sex etc. He just got unlucky.

[@Madpencildust22]

@@createseventyeight3082 that’s true

[@tomschoenke5519]

"I'm going to go on, I'm going to beat it, and I'm going to have fun". At the time, who in that room thought that what he said would happen? Only one. And sometimes, that's all it takes.

[@gmn545]

There's no substance to that claim. Magic Johnson is a multi-millionaire whose always been able to afford the best medical treatment, and the quality of that treatment has advanced a great deal since the early '90s.

[@_twizzles]

Sometimes I like to come back to this video because he truly is an inspiration. He was so brave for this. Also, Kareem being there just proves what an amazing human being he is.

[@tripledoublegainz3612]

if it was all about money then freddy mercury, rock hudson, and liberace would still be alive.

[@nizloc4118]

Exactly

[@seanwebb605]

Johnson tested positive HIV not too long after initial infection. These other individuals were given a clinical diagnosis of AIDS. They had been infected years before developing AIDS. Yes, research and treatment options came at an ideal time for Johnson.

[@marquiseparker1756]

Facts. It seems like people forget is was a 1% athlete and was in peak physical shape

[@Leksaboi]

Yea

[@johnfitzgeraldkennedy4465]

@@daniellemitchell2708 yeah but at the same time Magic’s hiv contraction was at a time when major progress was being made in HIV virus and don’t forgot Freddie was rich as fuck as well

[@RejectedSpiritX]

This was a ground-breaking announcement. In a time when HIV was not widely known, this helped confirm (since Gia Carangi and Ryan White’s deaths) that HIV was not limited to homosexual sex, and allowed others to better understand the risks of HIV, and since the , sadly, there were more positive cases, but most coming from heterosexual sex. Magic’s announcement was an educative breakthrough.

[@1therevoltz]

i love magic i cried that day he made that speech

[@shaunbang]

As much as I wish we could have seen magic play longer, it is a blessing in disguise that he contracted HIV as his high profile status significantly helped find treatment for the disease which was initially a guaranteed death sentence prior to the medication

[@TheInnerMakeupArtist]

Can u believe it's been 20 years??WOW!! I was 9 and I remember watching this. this is the reason why I'm so on top of my sexual health. Go Magic, we love u for ur bravery.

[@isaiahp_1]

I’m 9 years from the future

[@RGE_Music]

@@isaiahp_1 KZbin is time travel. I'm 1 year in the future

[@johnruiz4419]

Fuckk all 3 of you 1 more year in the future

[@popaholicscollectibles255]

Man he dealt with this like a Man’s MAN! Much respect ✊🏻 hats off too this legend 🎩

[@tenga2013]

He is a man of courage and dignity.

[@raygordonteacheschess5501]

32 years later, he's outlived half that room.

[@WantaWamta]

DAMMMMMMM!!!!!

[@joedixon5309]

I remember when this happen I was a kid. So sad! Magic is the greatest point guard of all time!!!!

[@MsTinkerbelle87]

My mum cried when he announced it 🥺 I was too little to understand, it’s amazing he’s still alive 🙏

[@sman876]

Reporter: Magic, are you sure retiring is the right decision? Magic: I'm not just sure.... I'm HIV positive.

[@MinalPatelRD]

Props to David Stern and the Jerry’s during this time

[@counterstep]

22 years later. Strong!!

[@calnebraska2480]

And Kobe dead

[@kylia2009]

It was a blessing that his wife and son didn’t contract the virus…. I believe he singlehandedly increased awareness and education around the world.

[@ezmoney94]

This man predicted the future

[@zvbfbb4687]

His name is magic

[@jenniferv618]

I'm 38 & grew up thinking HIV or AIDS was an overall death sentence. That was until 2014 when an extremely close family member of mine was diagnosed due to being sexually irresponsible. My father in law passed away from HIV related pneumonia as well. He sadly didn't learn of his diagnosis till it started physically affecting him & by then it was too late for the meds to stop the damage. He passed 6 months before I met my husband.

[@richees22]

So sorry to hear that

[@leek6591]

Nikita Davis wow lol of all the things you could've pointed out you point out that he wasn't married at the time. Married or not they were in a relationship leading to marriage (that sounds pretty serious to me I don't know about you). It's almost as if you're diminishing the severity of his actions. Well he wasn't actually married so... That doesn't even matter. Bottomline is he stepped out on his partner (which by the way just so happened to be his soon to be bride carrying his child). Doesn't matter what title she carried. Maybe before you reply to someone's comment you should think about if what is coming out of your mouth is even worth mentioning. Just a thought.

[@Shjad_Jennings]

Yeah. I almost flat lined when I read her comment. Thanks for caring about her enough to respond. I wasn't going touch it! Lol

[@gamillionestudios4162]

who knew the great magic john son would live longer than kobe bryant. Stay stong Magic!!!! this announcement changed my life, i thought he would die no more than 7 years later and hes still here and STRONG! RIP KOBE

[@traystyles1]

I was in middle school during this time and remember thinking that in the next few years that Magic would wither away and die. I just turned 32 and he is still going strong. Thank god for that.

[@lucid1111]

Now you're 42 and I'm reading your comment at 35. I'll check this again in 10 years and give you a follow up :)

[@traystyles1]

@@lucid1111😊

[@MovieGeek34]

He’s a rich athlete he had the best treatment in the world.

[@bigggmustang73]

What an incredible speech off the cuff. Tremendous grace and courage

[@derrickknows6609]

Who's here because of the Covid-19

[@zone6slugga]

Me lol

[@slapshot68]

N still no vaccine for aids

[@loriellajames6978]

Magic looks scared and sad at the same time. I am glad he is in a very fortunate situation. I admire his optimism.

[@djpeteyc]

Such a stand up guy. Very inspiring.

[@ronniestar8762]

I remember when this happened, I was a 8 year old asking my mother how he got aids, she told me unprotected sex, but also likely he would die soon...looking back he must of been very brave & we were still quite uneducated about HIV

[@JusticeSJM87]

He's a strong man

[@bmla88]

Thank goodness Magic is alive and apparently still healthy 32 years later

[@Caron02]

I HAVE TO REALLY GIVE HIM PROPS FOR THIS INTERVIEW THE DAY AFTER HIS DIAGNOSIS

[@edefournas]

Nope because he is still here and he really enjoyed life, he is still enjoying and he will enjoy until he die old.

[@Via_Satellite]

He didnt pass but Kobe did, RIP BLACK MAM🅱A

[@MrRobjs83]

crazy! Who woulda ever thought

[@apc106]

Kobe never passes. In all seriousness. Rest In Peace Mamba 🐍

[@sodica81]

@@apc106 he is dead

[@apc106]

Factorum mty you missed my joke. People used to joke about how Kobe didn’t pass the ball

[@sodica81]

@@apc106 oh yes hehe, that was because my first language is spanish, nice joke and fuck Kobe.

[@croatianguy7073]

There's something about this whole thing that doesn't seem right. It's like the virus doesn't exist in his blood anymore. I support people who have HIV but I am questioning whether or not this man has HIV or not. I could be wrong. Anyone else feel this way?

[@steveconn]

He got that AIDs from endless groupies. What a guy.

[@3v3ry1]

I remember when this happened, I was in school. It’s been 35 years, I just can’t believe the time, let alone the fact he’s still around.

[@haticK]

moral of the story: use protection kids

[@Unknown-mc2ho]

the courage on M.J. He's a role model and a hero for all those HIV victims. he was going to go down swinging and very positive while doing it.

[@oneadvocate9517]

I remember this like it was yesterday. I was a 21 year old young man

[@jcisbrazilanf]

Magic is a true inspiration for those who are affected by this disease.

[@chamataka]

"Stop bringing that miracle of modern science to my games!!"

[@Corum-x3s]

Top G Box office of this movie had to of been $950,000,000,000,000

[@mikegoldz6891]

Who’s here after what happened to Rudy Goberh

[@lostkyro3460]

MIKE GOLDZ me

[@slapshot68]

This was far worse than corona, u hav a much greater chance of dying from aids

[@MsDellis1]

When he announced his diagnosis, it became real