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"Just in time for last weekend&amp;#039;s F1 race in Austin, Mercedes driver and man of impeccable taste Lewis Hamilton took to Twitter to unveil his tribute to America - a racing helmet emblazoned with our two all-time greatest exports: Michael Jackson and Monster Energy Drink.    For the Austin race, i wanted to dedicate this helmet to my favourite artist MJ. So, here it is. #smoothcriminal #MJ pic.twitter.com/1jkKMOBQyU \u2014 Lewis Hamilton (@LewisHamilton) November 14, 2013   Created to honor Hamilton&amp;#039;s &amp;quot;favourite artist,&amp;quot; the helmet features hand-painted white script that reads &amp;quot;Rest in Peace, MJ. We&amp;#039;ll always love you&amp;quot; surrounding a black and white image of the artist&amp;#039;s face at its crown. The portrait of the King of Pop appears rough around the edges and overly blown-out, successfully conveying Jackson&amp;#039;s aggressive approach to courting the spotlight while hinting at his continuous fall from grace as his life unraveled towards its sad and unfortunate end. Or perhaps the artist only had a very small thumbnail image that didn&amp;#039;t enlarge well and decided to fix it with all the filters in Photoshop. Either way, the helmet itself screams &amp;quot;I Love the 80s&amp;quot; - a chaotic mashup of colors, portraiture and sentiment drowning in gaudy logos of corporate sponsorship. Stylistically, there does not exist a more perfect tribute to the King of Pop. The fancy lid didn&amp;#039;t help Hamilton cinch a podium finish, however. The driver wound up in fourth place behind Mark Webber. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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