Friday, 8 August 2014

Brazilian Superfan Bleaches His Skin with Acid To Look More Like Michael Jackson


Antonio Gleidson Rodrigues, 32, the self-proclaimed number one Michael Jackson impersonator in Brazil, has used acid to lighten his skin and had rhinoplasty in order to imitate the King Of Pop.


He also spends around four hours each day rehearsing his dance moves, and takes almost two hours to put on makeup before his performances.


Gleidson Jackson, as he likes to be known, had his first operation five years ago when he had his nasal septum corrected to allow him to reach higher notes when singing.



He said: ‘I wasn’t able to reach notes like Michael before but after surgery I can now sing some notes in falsetto.’


Following his first bid at surgery, Gliedson, of Fortalenza, continued in his mission to imitate the world famous pop star by having hyaluronic acid injected into his face, which had a whitening effect, and botox injections to enhance the area under his eyes.


The former drama teacher also had surgery to close the gaps in his teeth and his eyebrows tattooed.




ready for a performance


with his fans


with his aunt


with his mother


without makeup in 2009


In full makeup

Gliedson is now hoping to raise enough money by imitating Jackson to have even more surgery.


He said: ‘If I can afford it in the future, I am thinking of working on my cheekbones so I can get rid of the wrinkles along my mouth – I also want to have my eyebrows arched.


‘I would like to have my forehead tattooed and have my nose made even slimmer.’


He was encouraged to become a Michael Jackson impersonator when he was just 19 after his drama students suggested he looked like the pop star.


He said: ‘It was tough, they teased me for around 15 days and the mothers of the children even got involved.
‘By the end of it I was caught up – I had the bug.’


Gleidson now says his act and the dedication he has put into improving it is the greatest tribute he can pay to his idol.

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