If that was the problem, then Barry White, George Michael, Prince, and Marvin Gaye wouldn't have had careers, lol. As I mentioned before Janet has pretty much been blacklisted from radio, because of the Superbowl incident. The show was sponsored by MTV, and MTV and the networks (I think it was CBS) had to pay fines. MTV owns VH1. So that's a lot of sources that she's missing. Justin Timberlake distanced himself away from it. Hardly no one said anything about his involvement. The breast was on the screen less than a second, so what was the big deal? What's the difference between Janet and the tribal women that are on National Geographic shown on public broadcasting? The magazine was also in school, including elementary.
I really think that has little to do with it. That issue has been dead and buried for a long time. There isn't any kind of ban. Back when it was an actually issue? Maybe. Now? No. It's become an excuse that Janet fans hold on to. I think radio and people in general are unfortunately tired of Janet and have been for 3 consecutive albums. The music hasn't been up to par and the albums haven't been pushed properly by her record company. Discipline is a step up and is by far her best effort out of the three but it still isn't really up to Janet standards. Janet doesn't seem like Janet anymore. I don't feel her in the music like I used to. Her last truly good album was Velvet Rope. It's all been downhill from there. This is coming from a Janet fan who owns all her albums. I used to make up excuses for her too but there really isn't any sugar coating left.
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