Apparently Michael Jackson's renowned fedora is being put up for sale. This extremely valuable item is not the first of his belongings to be involuntarily put on the market. In my opinion, such precious memorabilia should be under the family's possession. This is no item that should just be hung up on any stranger's shelf who is able to afford it. With that fedora comes great memories, and I believe that it symbolizes one of Michael Jackson's greatest accomplishments. This fedora is from Michael's "Billie Jean" performance in 1983. When he performed, the TV special was watched by 450 million viewers. And now, anyone who has almost $5,000 can own this. His "pal" David Gest decided to put it up for sale after Michael Jackson's death, clearly without any consent. What do you all think about this? Should the Jackson family fight for the most famous fedora of all time?
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