So let's go back to 2004. The Super Bowl. Justin Timberlake, Janet Jackson and the infamous slip of the nip. Viewed as shocking back then, at least somewhat. It was sold as a wardrobe malfunction. But was it? Wayne Scot Lukas, Janet Jackson’s longtime fashion designer, has gone on the record that this wasn't as much of an oopsie as it may have been told to be. It was a planned stunt. He claims the outfit was meant to show her ta-ta. What was also supposed to happen at that very moment, was the cameras were to cut away and the screen would go black. That didn't happen. Timberlake called it a wardrobe malfunction, Janet claimed it was an accident, and the people who made the outfit lost work because of it, he claims. In the grand scheme of things, and by 2026 standards, this isn't even remotely shocking anymore. But, back in 2004, this had all the talk shows and columns buzzing. Now, so many stars think nothing showing much more of their skin than would have ever have been possible back then. I guess I'm just amused at yet another "lore" that turned out to be fabricated bullshit. The public was fed the lie, and nobody seemed to even bother questioning it.