I think for myself. that’s the difference. NHT🦋🧡
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I remember watching this live and my parents making us go to bed after, so I went to school the next day researching what happened LMAO cause the TV switched cameras QUICK asf! And boom YouTube came about.
Wayne Scot Lukas, Janet Jackson’s longtime fashion designer, says the 2004 Super Bowl “wardrobe malfunction” was intentional and hopes Justin Timberlake tells the true story in his upcoming Apple TV+ documentary series.
Speaking on TMZ Live, Lukas said he was never asked to participate in the four-part series (due in December), even though he designed the outfit. He claimed the original plan was to reveal Jackson’s buttocks before switching to her breast days before the show, and that producers were supposed to cut away but didn’t. He also said Timberlake never apologized and the fallout hurt his career.
Jackson has long called it an accident. Lukas disagrees and wants Timberlake to set the record straight, though he says he doesn’t need a personal apology.
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your value isn’t determined by who ends things first or who acts like they care the least. these nonchalant Olympics have really put us through the ringer chile. everybody so focused on having the upper hand that we’ve started treating genuine feelings like a weakness. there’s nothing embarrassing about being the person who actually wanted something to work.
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Adding to this, a lot of leftists are chronically online and learned activism through the internet. Thats why they have the superiority attitude and purity contests with politics. It’s not based in actual policy work or community building.
