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Janet rechaza ir a los Grammys por consejo de Michael
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Sus razones habrá tenido para no haber asistido ya sea por desición propia,por consejo de Michael o de otra gente; porque las personas que organizan los Grammys tenian su asiento separado junto al de su novio Jermanie Dupri,ahora si ellos le prohibieron que Janet fuera no tienen vergüenza en haber puesto el letrero con el nombre de ella y me imagino que lo hicieron con la intención de hacerla quedar mal ante la prensa y los demás invitados pero si todo fue porque ella simplemente no quiso ir porque le exigireon de nuevo que diera una disculpa pues creo que hizo lo mejor,no tiene porque seguir humillandose si ella bien claro pidió una disculpa hace algúnos días ,es una exageración hasta que punto han llevado lo del incidente del Super Bowl U_U.
Cómo demonios no les iba a interesar a los de los G tener a Janet disculpandose. El escandolo del mes trae audiencia, audiencia = a dinero.... El que no vea eso es que vamos...
La pena es que haya pedido disculpas, no tiene por qué disculparse de nada.... Ole por el consejo de MJ, no esperaba menos
La pena es que haya pedido disculpas, no tiene por qué disculparse de nada.... Ole por el consejo de MJ, no esperaba menos
Creo que Janet hizo lo correcto,no tiene porque estar disculpandose toda su vida por algo que formaba parte de un espectáculo y que desde mi punto de vista no violó la intimidad ni la sensibilidad de las personas,o tal vez sí, pero más grave es una guerra,y crear falsos documentos y pruebas para llevarla a cabo, y meses despues de la matanza de miles de personas decir que van a analizar si todo fue echo con "fundamento"
Sinceramente, preferiría que mis hijos si los tuviera, vieran un pecho y no gente mutilada,desangrándose en la calle,y familias destrozadas y humilladas.
Si se escandalizasen por lo que debieran...otro gallo cantaría!!
Y desde mi punto de vista, lo veo todo esto como una discriminación racial y sexista,pues el linchamiento directo es contra Janet,que pasa es culpable por ser la portadora del pecho?y el OTRO? no fue el que lo destapó?Ah!!a lo mejor pensaba que iban a salir los pitufos del traje...Pobriño que inocente es este cobarde que esta dispuesto A VIVIR ARRODILLADO!!
Y el consejo de Michael,lo considero el más acertado,que no les den el placer de ver como humillan a cada mienbro de la familia Jackson.
Sinceramente, preferiría que mis hijos si los tuviera, vieran un pecho y no gente mutilada,desangrándose en la calle,y familias destrozadas y humilladas.
Si se escandalizasen por lo que debieran...otro gallo cantaría!!
Y desde mi punto de vista, lo veo todo esto como una discriminación racial y sexista,pues el linchamiento directo es contra Janet,que pasa es culpable por ser la portadora del pecho?y el OTRO? no fue el que lo destapó?Ah!!a lo mejor pensaba que iban a salir los pitufos del traje...Pobriño que inocente es este cobarde que esta dispuesto A VIVIR ARRODILLADO!!
Y el consejo de Michael,lo considero el más acertado,que no les den el placer de ver como humillan a cada mienbro de la familia Jackson.
Me gusta lo que ha hecho Janet. Esta claro que serán los gramis mas aburridos del siglo. Que hipocritas son algunos americanos escandalizandose de un pecho, y son los que mas dinero mueven en la industria del porno. Janet no es Michael y no tiene que estar disculpandose de lo que haga en todo momento. Bien por Janet.
Me parece una semerenda ESTUPIDEZ que siguan molestando a Janet con lo mismo, ya se disculpo y tampoco es que cometio un pecado mortal o mato a alguien, ella mostro su seno, tampoco fue que salió desnuda y aunque no me parece correcto, ni aplaudo lo que hizo, ya eso pasó, y enterrado esta para mi, Janet es una excelente cantante y se merece todo lo mejor del mundo
Jermaine Dupri es novio de Janet? Vaya, creo que todavia tengo esperanzas.
Por lo de las disculpas, cierto que no tiene que seguir pidiendo perdon toda su vida pero la verdad es que Yo creo que una vez que se hubiese disculpado en los Grammys hubiera cerrado el asunto pues es un foro extremadamente alto en audiencia, ahora va a tener que seguir con la mismo un buen rato.
Por lo de las disculpas, cierto que no tiene que seguir pidiendo perdon toda su vida pero la verdad es que Yo creo que una vez que se hubiese disculpado en los Grammys hubiera cerrado el asunto pues es un foro extremadamente alto en audiencia, ahora va a tener que seguir con la mismo un buen rato.
cierto, Jackson rules.
cierto, k kieren de Janet, sangre? (ademàs, estuvo de bolas!)
cierto, MJ es inocente.
muac!
cierto, k kieren de Janet, sangre? (ademàs, estuvo de bolas!)
cierto, MJ es inocente.
muac!
Vamos a ver, Janet ya pidió disculpas por algo que en mi opinión no es tan grave (yo considero mucho más grave que unos padres le reglen a su hijo de 8 años una pistola o clases de tiro). ¿Qué más quieren que haga?¿que vaya de rodillas por el escenario de los grammy pidiendo perdón?
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Timberlake Under a White-Hot Spotlight
Singer ripped for abandoning Janet and urban fans
By Rafer Guzmán
STAFF WRITER
February 11, 2004
It started as a controversy over exposed skin. Now the focus is on skin color.
When Justin Timberlake ripped away Janet Jackson's bra cup to reveal her right breast during CBS' broadcast of last week's Super Bowl halftime show, they sparked a public- relations disaster that drew the ire of CBS, the NFL and even the FCC. In the days following, both singers issued public apologies - but with very different results.
While Jackson shouldered most of the responsibility for the incident, Timberlake distanced himself from it, painting himself as a victim. Now Timberlake is under fire from urban radio stations that feel he betrayed not only Jackson but, in a sense, the entire urban-music community he's worked so hard to emulate.
"It doesn't take a genius to notice that he pays homage to a lot of African-American singing greats," says Miss Info, a morning-show host on the hip-hop station "Hot 97" (WQHT/97.1 FM). Many callers "feel like he's been accepted by a multicultural audience, and they want him to stand by his multicultural musical coworkers."
Initially, Jackson and Timberlake benefited from the Super Bowl stunt, which became a popular topic in newscasts, late- night monologues and watercooler conversation. Jackson's new single "Just a Little While" was released to radio stations the day after the Super Bowl and became a hotly requested song. "That was fun," Timberlake said in a television interview immediately after the performance. "We love giving you something to talk about."
But as criticism grew and the FCC announced it would launch an investigation, Timberlake changed his tune, blaming the incident on a "wardrobe malfunction" and apologizing for any offense. Jackson went even further, claiming responsibility for the maneuver.
What has angered many black music fans is that Timberlake then seemed to turn his back on Jackson. In an interview with a CBS television station in Los Angeles, Timberlake claimed he was "completely shocked and appalled" by her partial nudity. He also described himself as a successful artist who's above such stunts. "I've had a good year," he said. "I don't feel I need publicity like this."
Those statements raised issues of Timberlake's loyalty to Jackson and to black music as a whole. A former crooner in a boy band, Timberlake has essentially used R&B music to gain credibility as a solo artist, says Erik Parker, music editor at the urban-music magazine Vibe. From his Michael Jackson-esque vocals to the records he's made with musicians such as Nelly, Brian McKnight and the Neptunes, Timberlake has ingratiated himself with an audience that often regards blue-eyed soul with suspicion.
"When that audience feels betrayed or exploited, there's going to be some type of repercussions," Parker says. Consciously or not, Timberlake is "abusing his white privilege."
At urban radio stations, callers have been irate. "They're mad at Justin," says Wendy Williams, a nationally syndicated radio host based in New York, whose show airs on WBLS/107.5 FM. "They'll support Janet, but they'll look at Justin and say, 'Your ghetto pass has been revoked. You're no longer an honorary brother.'"
It didn't help that Jackson's planned performance on CBS' Grammy awards broadcast Sunday night was canceled, while Timberlake's went forward. (He also collected two Grammys.) In fact, CBS asked both artists to apologize at the ceremony before they would be allowed to perform, and Timberlake did so. Jackson declined to attend. Still, the perception has been one of unequal treatment.
"I did a poll about whether if Janet was to be barred, should Justin be barred also, and the resounding answer was yes," says Ed Lover, a morning show host on "Power 105" (WWPR/105.1 FM). "My audience thinks there's some racism involved there."
Timberlake triumphed at the Grammy ceremony during his duet with trumpeter Arturo Sandoval, pushing aside the controversy and forging ahead with his song "Señorita." The number proved that he was adept at not only R&B but Latin-inflected jazz.
"Our audiences are very savvy and critical, but they're also forgiving," Miss Info says. "If he can stand the heat, he'll be able to come back into the kitchen."
Singer ripped for abandoning Janet and urban fans
By Rafer Guzmán
STAFF WRITER
February 11, 2004
It started as a controversy over exposed skin. Now the focus is on skin color.
When Justin Timberlake ripped away Janet Jackson's bra cup to reveal her right breast during CBS' broadcast of last week's Super Bowl halftime show, they sparked a public- relations disaster that drew the ire of CBS, the NFL and even the FCC. In the days following, both singers issued public apologies - but with very different results.
While Jackson shouldered most of the responsibility for the incident, Timberlake distanced himself from it, painting himself as a victim. Now Timberlake is under fire from urban radio stations that feel he betrayed not only Jackson but, in a sense, the entire urban-music community he's worked so hard to emulate.
"It doesn't take a genius to notice that he pays homage to a lot of African-American singing greats," says Miss Info, a morning-show host on the hip-hop station "Hot 97" (WQHT/97.1 FM). Many callers "feel like he's been accepted by a multicultural audience, and they want him to stand by his multicultural musical coworkers."
Initially, Jackson and Timberlake benefited from the Super Bowl stunt, which became a popular topic in newscasts, late- night monologues and watercooler conversation. Jackson's new single "Just a Little While" was released to radio stations the day after the Super Bowl and became a hotly requested song. "That was fun," Timberlake said in a television interview immediately after the performance. "We love giving you something to talk about."
But as criticism grew and the FCC announced it would launch an investigation, Timberlake changed his tune, blaming the incident on a "wardrobe malfunction" and apologizing for any offense. Jackson went even further, claiming responsibility for the maneuver.
What has angered many black music fans is that Timberlake then seemed to turn his back on Jackson. In an interview with a CBS television station in Los Angeles, Timberlake claimed he was "completely shocked and appalled" by her partial nudity. He also described himself as a successful artist who's above such stunts. "I've had a good year," he said. "I don't feel I need publicity like this."
Those statements raised issues of Timberlake's loyalty to Jackson and to black music as a whole. A former crooner in a boy band, Timberlake has essentially used R&B music to gain credibility as a solo artist, says Erik Parker, music editor at the urban-music magazine Vibe. From his Michael Jackson-esque vocals to the records he's made with musicians such as Nelly, Brian McKnight and the Neptunes, Timberlake has ingratiated himself with an audience that often regards blue-eyed soul with suspicion.
"When that audience feels betrayed or exploited, there's going to be some type of repercussions," Parker says. Consciously or not, Timberlake is "abusing his white privilege."
At urban radio stations, callers have been irate. "They're mad at Justin," says Wendy Williams, a nationally syndicated radio host based in New York, whose show airs on WBLS/107.5 FM. "They'll support Janet, but they'll look at Justin and say, 'Your ghetto pass has been revoked. You're no longer an honorary brother.'"
It didn't help that Jackson's planned performance on CBS' Grammy awards broadcast Sunday night was canceled, while Timberlake's went forward. (He also collected two Grammys.) In fact, CBS asked both artists to apologize at the ceremony before they would be allowed to perform, and Timberlake did so. Jackson declined to attend. Still, the perception has been one of unequal treatment.
"I did a poll about whether if Janet was to be barred, should Justin be barred also, and the resounding answer was yes," says Ed Lover, a morning show host on "Power 105" (WWPR/105.1 FM). "My audience thinks there's some racism involved there."
Timberlake triumphed at the Grammy ceremony during his duet with trumpeter Arturo Sandoval, pushing aside the controversy and forging ahead with his song "Señorita." The number proved that he was adept at not only R&B but Latin-inflected jazz.
"Our audiences are very savvy and critical, but they're also forgiving," Miss Info says. "If he can stand the heat, he'll be able to come back into the kitchen."
yo creo q Jan ha echo estupendamente,ella ya pidio disculpas,q me dio una pena verla,ni q hubiera echo un crimen!! ya hizo + delo q deberia de haber echo,asi q,q les den!!! muy bien Jan,y Michael tiene tooooda la razon si le dijo eso 
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