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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think he planned it but I don’t know if she was in on it or not.

So ridiculous how Americans don’t mind seeing people blown up but heaven forbid we see a woman’s nipple

What? Of course she planned it too. What outfit has a flap that perfect to flip down, that justin knows about with the pasty. This is such a dumb thread.

She wasn't wearing a pasty

She was although she explained it was a nipple shield to avoid it even showing through the red lace bra. The NFL watches the performers show ahead of time and makes suggestions and people confirmed they saw the stunt ahead of time but it was just Justin exposing the bra not the breast.

It was a real wardrobe malfunction. You can tell by surprised Janet and Justin looked that they didn’t rehearse that exposure

She explained it was planned for him to expose the red bustier/bra at the final line of his song “gonna have you naked at the end of this song” but he pulled off the bra by accident and the boob was exposed. She instantly covered her chest after she realized. She wouldn’t have done that if it were planned.

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Anonymous wrote:I always thought it was not intentional, she felt mortified and he was an ass about it, because he just seems to be an ass generally. I think the same now, and also that thankfully we've evolved in terms of attitudes and blaming women for stuff like this, however minor and silly it seems in retrospect.

We still blame women for a lot and there are still different standards for men and women. White, rich guys—like Justin, get more leeway than anyone else. Why do you think Epstein and his rich mostly male friends did what they did and acted the way they did. Because they are used to not having to be accountable. Andrew Mountbatten Windsor formerly known as Prince and his ex-wife Fergie invited Epstein, Ghislaine, and many other rich and powerfully connected dirtbags to their daughter Beatrice’s 18th birthday party. Because they knew he was a gross pedo but would leave their daughter alone. Spoiled, entitled, horrible people who were the product of horrible parenting and dysfunctional families. And, yes, I am saying that Queen Elizabeth helped create the awful abusive Andrew because he was her favorite and she never held him to account. Because the rules for her son were not the same as the rules for her subjects.

I actually don't think Queen Elizabeth is responsible for her son's sketchy sex life. Why would you hold a mother accountable for that?

Parents of any wealth level do not usually try to dig in to their kids' vacations, friends, sex life, etc. And I think Andrew got some of his job-based roles yanked for attempted influence peddling after the Epstein time frame.

And it's quite clear the BRF is full of cheaters. Wealth normalizes that but cheating occurs at all income levels. Most of the cheaters in that family had no shame about it. Again, not something the Queen could do anything about. It's personal behavior not subject to state control. There's speculation her husband cheated but none about her. I think she did a great job as a woman who unexpectedly had a life-changing, life-long responsibility dumped on her shoulders because of an uncle's sketchy love life. Expecting born rich people not to be entitled based on superior parenting is naive

Anonymous wrote:I always thought it was not intentional, she felt mortified and he was an ass about it, because he just seems to be an ass generally. I think the same now, and also that thankfully we've evolved in terms of attitudes and blaming women for stuff like this, however minor and silly it seems in retrospect.

We still blame women for a lot and there are still different standards for men and women. White, rich guys—like Justin, get more leeway than anyone else. Why do you think Epstein and his rich mostly male friends did what they did and acted the way they did. Because they are used to not having to be accountable. Andrew Mountbatten Windsor formerly known as Prince and his ex-wife Fergie invited Epstein, Ghislaine, and many other rich and powerfully connected dirtbags to their daughter Beatrice’s 18th birthday party. Because they knew he was a gross pedo but would leave their daughter alone. Spoiled, entitled, horrible people who were the product of horrible parenting and dysfunctional families. And, yes, I am saying that Queen Elizabeth helped create the awful abusive Andrew because he was her favorite and she never held him to account. Because the rules for her son were notthe sameas the rules for her subjects.

Had already forgotten that halftime. The music unmemorable

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Anonymous wrote:I think he planned it but I don’t know if she was in on it or not.

So ridiculous how Americans don’t mind seeing people blown up but heaven forbid we see a woman’s nipple

What? Of course she planned it too. What outfit has a flap that perfect to flip down, that justin knows about with the pasty. This is such a dumb thread.

She wasn't wearing a pasty

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think about Chapell Roan's grammy outfit and Janet Jackson's nipplegate. A lot has changed since then. Whether or not it was a stunt, Janet unfairly bore the brunt of the criticism, because racism and sexism, and Justin Timberlake left her high and dry. I never forgave him for the that cowardice.

I actually think he let Britney down worse between the abortion and the Cry Me A River video. Not to mention introducing her to Kevin Federline. They were childhood friends. He was a terrible friend, boyfriend, and ex.

Way worse than a stupid costume fail in a sexy performance.

JT is the villian.

The quote "This is going to ruin the tour" was uttered by Justin Timberlake to a police officer during his arrest for driving while intoxicated in Sag Harbor, New York, on June 18, 2024.

That's...not a normal thing to say when getting stopped under suspicion for DUI.

I agree with both of you! He’s terrible. I don’t know how Jessica Biel has held on so long.

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Anonymous wrote:I think about Chapell Roan's grammy outfit and Janet Jackson's nipplegate. A lot has changed since then. Whether or not it was a stunt, Janet unfairly bore the brunt of the criticism, because racism and sexism, and Justin Timberlake left her high and dry. I never forgave him for the that cowardice.

I actually think he let Britney down worse between the abortion and the Cry Me A River video. Not to mention introducing her to Kevin Federline. They were childhood friends. He was a terrible friend, boyfriend, and ex.

Way worse than a stupid costume fail in a sexy performance.

JT is the villian.

The quote "This is going to ruin the tour" was uttered by Justin Timberlake to a police officer during his arrest for driving while intoxicated in Sag Harbor, New York, on June 18, 2024.

That's...not a normal thing to say when getting stopped under suspicion for DUI.

Anonymous wrote:I thought it was a publicity stunt then and I think the same now.

+1

Anonymous wrote:I think about Chapell Roan's grammy outfit and Janet Jackson's nipplegate. A lot has changed since then. Whether or not it was a stunt, Janet unfairly bore the brunt of the criticism, because racism and sexism, and Justin Timberlake left her high and dry. I never forgave him for the that cowardice.

I actually think he let Britney down worse between the abortion and the Cry Me A River video. Not to mention introducing her to Kevin Federline. They were childhood friends. He was a terrible friend, boyfriend, and ex.

Way worse than a stupid costume fail in a sexy performance.

The part of her shirt that he ripped had two layers. He was supposed to rip the top layer but ended up ripping both layers. I don't think that was planned in any way.

Anonymous wrote:Who did you blame then? Justin

Who do you blame now? Justin

Was it a wardrobe malfunction or done purposefully?

a little of both

Anonymous wrote:I believe:

- they planned it together
- either they planned only the bra being exposed or they planned the nip being exposed ~ but ~ they didn’t anticipate the backlash
- he left her high and dry to take the heat

+1

Anonymous wrote:I think about Chapell Roan's grammy outfit and Janet Jackson's nipplegate. A lot has changed since then. Whether or not it was a stunt, Janet unfairly bore the brunt of the criticism, because racism and sexism, and Justin Timberlake left her high and dry. I never forgave him for the that cowardice.

This. U.S. culture rarely holds men accountable. Add race and class and it’s predictable who will bear the brunt of a situation.

At this moment, how many people have been charged with and are in prison related to the Epstein crimes? What percentage of victims have lost or had their lives damaged or destroyed by the harms?

Anonymous wrote:My opinion then was and now is . . . so what, it's just a boob.

Same. It's a body. We all have them. And it was a planned stunt. Meh.