The "Michael Forever" tribute concert was meant focus on Michael Jackson's music and his life rather than his death. The four-hour show that was held at Cardiff's Millennium Stadium in Wales showcased the King of Pop's musical genius. The concert also featured tributes from Jackson's family and friends.

Michael's children, Prince, Paris, and Blanket, gathered on stage to pay tribute to their father, dressed like him. Prince copied his father's look in the music video "Bad," Paris wore a red jacket similar to what Michael wore in "Thriller," and Blanket suited up just like his father in "Smooth Criminal."

"We're very happy to be here on this special night to honor our father," Paris said on stage.

The concert line up also included performances from Christina Aguilera, Craig David, Ne-Yo, Jaime Foxx, Gladys Knight, Pixie Lott, Smokey Robinson, Leona Lewis, Cee Lo Green, British boyband JLS, and via video, Beyonce.

"I want the world to understand that my brother was more than just an entertainer," Marlon Jackson said "There was a human side to him as well."

Some proceeds of the concert will go to the AIDS Protection in Los Angeles and Prince's Trust charities. Although organizers did not give a breakdown, a portion will go straight to a trust fund for Jackson's children.

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