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Michael Jackson was 'taking too many pills' before he died, says singer Akon

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Michael Jackson was taking pills in the lead-up to his death. The chart-topper told the US Sun how the iconic singer had wanted to put on the “greatest show on earth” for his fans as he prepared for his 2009 London concert residency before his untimely death and his excitement had stopped him from being able to sleep.Akon, 49, has now admitted that he believes MJ's obsession with work contributed to the overdose of anaesthetic Propofol and benzodiazepines that led to his death in June 2009. READ MORE: Inside Michael Jackson's death - secret will, 'Doctor Death' and brutal snub to ex The Locked Up singer has spoken out ahead of the release of a new documentary which looks in detail at the circumstances surrounding Michael's death.Akon said: “He was so happy and excited that he was about to go to London and lock these 50 dates in and remind the world who he was and what his value was to pop music.“He didn’t even sleep.

That is why he was taking sleeping pills because he was too damn excited.“He would be up for weeks at a time thinking about how he wanted everybody to have the most amazing experience, he wanted to create something that was going to be talked about for centuries."Akon went on to confess that he knows all too well the insomnia brought on by feeling that way.He continued: “When you have that energy you don’t sleep.“You are going to need help to get sleep because your mind is constantly moving and your energy and your flow [are] electric to the point where you cannot turn it off.”Akon worked with MJ on his Thriller 25 album and shared his insight into the work ethic and mindset of his friend in the chat.He explained: “He always pushed himself to the limit.

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