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Janet Jackson talks about living under scrutiny, 2004 Superbowl accident, sudden break from music & more
Janet Jackson is set to talk about her late brother Michael Jackson, her hiatus from music, the 2004 incident at the Superbowl and much more in her documentary.
Part one of two of the documentaries titled–Janet Jackson is set to release later this month on the 40th anniversary of her 1982 self-titled debut album. Ahead of the controversial release of the film, word is that the singer will likely address her family tragedies (the death of her brother, Michael Jackson), her infamous Superbowl performance with Justin Timberlake, and much more. In one of the extended trailers from the upcoming feature via Youtube, while talking about Michael Jackson, Janet says: "There's a great deal of scrutiny that comes with having that last name."
If you didn't know about the 2004 Super Bowl or as the media calls it "Nipplegate" incident with Justin Timberlake: While performing, Justin ripped off part of her top, accidentally exposing one of her nipple-shield-adorned breasts. Both singers apologized over the incident, which Timberlake later called a "wardrobe malfunction." Much later in 2021, Justin publicly apologized to Janet.
In one of the clips from the trailer which shows Janet talking about the Super Bowl incident, the icon can be seen saying: "They build you up, and then once you get there, they're so quick to tear you down."
