In reply to RoyalKev.

We're clinging to the blacklisting even though the FCC's Chairman confessed that they acted unfairly towards Janet...Ok! You're speaking of this "cold reality", claiming that the general public lost interest in Janet, but this sounds as delusional as a lot of your comments in many other posts. When did any of that take place prior to the SB incident? ... When her album in the era before it hit #1 in 2001? Was it after 'All For You' spent 7 weeks at #1 that same year? Was it during the release of "Doesn't Really Matter'(which was another #1 hit off the album and soundtrack)? ... or after the parent album of these hits sold over 3 million copies? Help me dear. Make a case! Btw, The only person I can think of being blacklisted as severely as Janet was is her brother, many others had the PRIVILEGE of being forgiven. It was never water under the bridge for some odd reason for the Jacksons.