HE ACTUALLY PUNCHES HER IN THE FACE
WITH A STRAIGHT RIGHT
BEFORE HE MUSHES HER.
EVERYBODY GOT SKELTONS
THEY JUST PICK AND CHOOSE
WHO THEYRE GONNA TARGET
AND DUMB NEGROS FALL FOR IT EVERYTIME.
Theyre attempting to take down both king of R&Bs like they did the king of pop..... is Beyoncé next?
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HE ACTUALLY PUNCHES HER IN THE FACE
WITH A STRAIGHT RIGHT
BEFORE HE MUSHES HER.
EVERYBODY GOT SKELTONS
THEY JUST PICK AND CHOOSE
WHO THEYRE GONNA TARGET
AND DUMB NEGROS FALL FOR IT EVERYTIME.
HE ACTUALLY PUNCHES HER IN THE FACE
WITH A STRAIGHT RIGHT
BEFORE HE MUSHES HER.
EVERYBODY GOT SKELTONS
THEY JUST PICK AND CHOOSE
WHO THEYRE GONNA TARGET
AND DUMB NEGROS FALL FOR IT EVERYTIME.
say word
what video is that from anyway? when and where did you see it?
Dynamite James
The Main attraction
Shut the fukkk up and read the actual court documents. I'm tired of you talking sideways about MJ.
Fukk your feeling and how you "Feel" about MJ.
You don't care about truth.
The Michael Jackson Allegations
Stop it, these videos got play on TV and clearly they had decent budgets...they're just TRASH, these ain't good songs
^^^ and that one with nelly was played ALL THE fukkING TIME ON BET...and again, they still went platinum
janet had just fallen off but was blaming it on titty-gate and that was some B.S....she ain't her brother
MAY BE FROM THE ROC, RUFF RYDERS TOUR...
THE PUNCH IS IN THE GIF.
ajnapoleon
Veteran
Yup thats just chaka one of the OG reps of the rock
Like when they just had a "office room" in old building and she still works with jay she like a A&R she works with rapsody and 9th wonder
but the truth wont matter
Dynamite James
The Main attraction
You should do your homework on Janet’s career, that was messed up but it didn’t slow get down at all.
She dropped damita jo and 20 YO after that incident and they both went platinum, then there was the Tyler Perry movies...
Exclusive: Les Moonves Was Obsessed With Ruining Janet Jackson’s Career, Sources Say
After the “wardrobe malfunction” at the 2004 Super Bowl, sources say, the CBS chief executive was incensed at the singer.
By Yashar Ali
REUTERS PHOTOGRAPHER / REUTERS
CBS chairman and CEO Les Moonves was incensed at Janet Jackson after the singer’s infamous wardrobe malfunction at Super Bowl XXXVIII in 2004.
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One thing that allies and critics of Les Moonves, the CEO and chairman of CBS, agree on is that he tends to remember who his enemies are, and exact revenge on them on his terms. From actors to entertainment lawyers, people who ended up on the wrong side of Moonves would often become his target for years after they upset him.
Although Moonves is embattled and likely to be ousted from CBS amid sexual harassment allegations (reportedly with a significant severance payment) following an investigation by The New Yorker, many women and men whom I contacted about Moonves’ conduct were reluctant to speak to me, even when I told them they could speak off the record.
One target of Moonves’ ire and vengefulness, according to multiple sources, was Janet Jackson.
Jackson became a years-long fixation for Moonves after the so-called “wardrobe malfunction” of 2004, when her breast was exposed for nine-sixteenths of a second after Justin Timberlake tore a piece of fabric off her bustier during their Super Bowl halftime performance. CBS and MTV (a subsidiary of Viacom, the parent company of CBS at the time), which produced the halftime show, faced a torrent of criticism and a $550,000 Federal Communications Commission fine.
Jackson and Timberlake both said the incident was truly a malfunction ― that Timberlake was only meant to rip away the leather on Jackson’s bustier to reveal red lace, but instead ripped away everything, leaving her breast exposed to over 100 million Super Bowl fans.
Moonves, however, was convinced it wasn’t a malfunction, but rather an intentional bid to stir up controversy. Moonves has been open about the fact that the incident caused him embarrassment, and he told sources who spoke to me that Jackson, in his mind, was not sufficiently repentant.
LUCY NICHOLSON / REUTERS
Moonves is seen in Beverly Hills, California, in May 2017.
Moonves banned Jackson and Timberlake from the 2004 Grammys broadcast airing on CBS the week after the Super Bowl. But Timberlake was allowed to perform after he tearfully apologized for the incident, according to conversations Moonves had with my sources.
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The CBS chief executive, according to sources who spoke to me, was furious that Jackson didn’t make a similarly contrite apology to him. The fallout from the incident inflicted significant damage on Jackson’s career ― which until that point had produced 10 No. 1 hits ― and still reverberates to this day.
Moonves ordered Viacom properties VH1 and MTV, and all Viacom-owned radio stations, to stop playing Jackson’s songs and music videos. The move had a huge impact on sales of her album “Damita Jo,” which was released in March 2004, just a month after the Super Bowl.
A major point of controversy, particularly among Jackson’s black fans, was that the reaction to the wardrobe malfunction fell solely on Jackson’s shoulders, even though Timberlake was the one who actually pulled off the fabric to reveal her breast. While Jackson’s career was significantly damaged, Timberlake’s flourished. CBS insiders who spoke to me felt strongly that Moonves played a large part in how Jackson was perceived by the public.
A spokesperson for CBS declined to comment for this story.
Seven years after the 2004 incident, Moonves told several sources he was furious when he found out Jackson had signed a book deal with Simon & Schuster for her book True You: A Journey to Finding and Loving Yourself. Simon & Schuster is owned by the CBS Corporation.
“How the fukk did she slip through?” Moonves asked while recounting the story to a source who spoke to me. He told another source that heads were going to roll as a result of the deal.
It’s not clear whether Moonves ever actually took action against anyone who gave Jackson the book deal, but his tone when he spoke about Jackson was so aggressive, one source said they couldn’t speak to me on the record because “I’m not interested in having that man following me to the grave and trying to screw me over the whole time.”
CORRECTION: A previous version of this article misstated that Viacom currently owns Simon & Schuster. Rather, CBS took ownership of the publishing company in the 2006 split with Viacom.
I see your point but I think the difference with Jay is that he acknowledged most of his past transgressions in one way or another. Kellz ain't fessing up to shyt. I think Jay know how to "play the game that is fame" better.WHAT MAKES YOU THINK JAY IS UNTOUCHABLE?
HE HAS A LONG LIST OF SKELETONS
THAT PPL ARE CURRENTLY IGNORING...
AND WONT PRETEND TO BE OFFENDED BY THEM
UNTIL WHITE PPL GIVE THEM THE GREEN LIGHT TO BE OFFENDED.
SAME AS R KELLY...
EVERYBODY BEEN KNEW ABOUT KELLY
BUT THEY ACTING BRAND NEW
SINCE A WHITE PLATFORM HAS BROUGHT IT BACK TO LIGHT.
WAIT UNTIL THEY DECIDE TO BE OFFENDED BY THIS OLD shyt...
WHAT DOES ANY OF THIS HAVE TO DO WITH JANET SHOWING HER TITTY AT THE SUPER BOWL?
TheDarkCloud
Superstar
Stop it, these videos got play on TV and clearly they had decent budgets...they're just TRASH, these ain't good songs
^^^ and that one with nelly was played ALL THE fukkING TIME ON BET...and again, they still went platinum
janet had just fallen off but was blaming it on titty-gate and that was some B.S....she ain't her brother
She had not fallen off when Damita Jo was projected to outsell her previous album, which had sold like 8 million copies. And it probably would have if her music wasn't banned.
I know aaaaaaaaaaaaaalll about this article, I know all about titty-gate, bruh i've read up on these stories elem-hunnit times
i'm telling you, Janet was DONE. go look at those videos and tell me those songs are bangers
TheDarkCloud
Superstar
Exclusive: Les Moonves Was Obsessed With Ruining Janet Jackson’s Career, Sources Say
After the “wardrobe malfunction” at the 2004 Super Bowl, sources say, the CBS chief executive was incensed at the singer.
By Yashar Ali
REUTERS PHOTOGRAPHER / REUTERS
CBS chairman and CEO Les Moonves was incensed at Janet Jackson after the singer’s infamous wardrobe malfunction at Super Bowl XXXVIII in 2004.
3.7k
One thing that allies and critics of Les Moonves, the CEO and chairman of CBS, agree on is that he tends to remember who his enemies are, and exact revenge on them on his terms. From actors to entertainment lawyers, people who ended up on the wrong side of Moonves would often become his target for years after they upset him.
Although Moonves is embattled and likely to be ousted from CBS amid sexual harassment allegations (reportedly with a significant severance payment) following an investigation by The New Yorker, many women and men whom I contacted about Moonves’ conduct were reluctant to speak to me, even when I told them they could speak off the record.
One target of Moonves’ ire and vengefulness, according to multiple sources, was Janet Jackson.
Jackson became a years-long fixation for Moonves after the so-called “wardrobe malfunction” of 2004, when her breast was exposed for nine-sixteenths of a second after Justin Timberlake tore a piece of fabric off her bustier during their Super Bowl halftime performance. CBS and MTV (a subsidiary of Viacom, the parent company of CBS at the time), which produced the halftime show, faced a torrent of criticism and a $550,000 Federal Communications Commission fine.
Jackson and Timberlake both said the incident was truly a malfunction ― that Timberlake was only meant to rip away the leather on Jackson’s bustier to reveal red lace, but instead ripped away everything, leaving her breast exposed to over 100 million Super Bowl fans.
Moonves, however, was convinced it wasn’t a malfunction, but rather an intentional bid to stir up controversy. Moonves has been open about the fact that the incident caused him embarrassment, and he told sources who spoke to me that Jackson, in his mind, was not sufficiently repentant.
LUCY NICHOLSON / REUTERS
Moonves is seen in Beverly Hills, California, in May 2017.
Moonves banned Jackson and Timberlake from the 2004 Grammys broadcast airing on CBS the week after the Super Bowl. But Timberlake was allowed to perform after he tearfully apologized for the incident, according to conversations Moonves had with my sources.
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The CBS chief executive, according to sources who spoke to me, was furious that Jackson didn’t make a similarly contrite apology to him. The fallout from the incident inflicted significant damage on Jackson’s career ― which until that point had produced 10 No. 1 hits ― and still reverberates to this day.
Moonves ordered Viacom properties VH1 and MTV, and all Viacom-owned radio stations, to stop playing Jackson’s songs and music videos. The move had a huge impact on sales of her album “Damita Jo,” which was released in March 2004, just a month after the Super Bowl.
A major point of controversy, particularly among Jackson’s black fans, was that the reaction to the wardrobe malfunction fell solely on Jackson’s shoulders, even though Timberlake was the one who actually pulled off the fabric to reveal her breast. While Jackson’s career was significantly damaged, Timberlake’s flourished. CBS insiders who spoke to me felt strongly that Moonves played a large part in how Jackson was perceived by the public.
A spokesperson for CBS declined to comment for this story.
Seven years after the 2004 incident, Moonves told several sources he was furious when he found out Jackson had signed a book deal with Simon & Schuster for her book True You: A Journey to Finding and Loving Yourself. Simon & Schuster is owned by the CBS Corporation.
“How the fukk did she slip through?” Moonves asked while recounting the story to a source who spoke to me. He told another source that heads were going to roll as a result of the deal.
It’s not clear whether Moonves ever actually took action against anyone who gave Jackson the book deal, but his tone when he spoke about Jackson was so aggressive, one source said they couldn’t speak to me on the record because “I’m not interested in having that man following me to the grave and trying to screw me over the whole time.”
CORRECTION: A previous version of this article misstated that Viacom currently owns Simon & Schuster. Rather, CBS took ownership of the publishing company in the 2006 split with Viacom.
And just to corroborate...
with what song!?! seriously, you're really acting like damita jo had songs on there rivaling "i get so lonely" or "love will never do?"
post em up:
Kyle C. Barker
Migos VERZUZ Mahalia Jackson
Bruh i believe all of this, ALL of it. But i know for a fact that BET was showing her mad love
and i also know the songs just weren't that GOOD. we're really acting like that bullshyt w/Nelly was a smash hit?
and again, BET played this every hour it seemed:
