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Janet Jackson Fans Start ‘#JusticeForFeedback’ Campaign

By Fabio Magnocavallo
Published on: 03:29 PST, Sep 8, 2019

This week, news broke that Lizzo’s 2-year-old song, “Truth Hurts,” reached the No. 1 spot on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 singles chart, per The Inquisitr.

Since then, a series of similar tweets on Twitter started to go viral, indicating that previously released singles from years ago should have also reached the top spot.

One post that made a lot of impact was from a Janet Jackson fan claiming her 2008 single, “Feedback,” deserves to re-peak and become a chart-topper.

The tweet racked up over 5,500 likes and over 1,500 retweets, proving to be popular on the platform.

It also received over 1,500 replies from fans who agreed with the user.

Since then, a movement has begun. Jackson’s fans, also known as the “Jan Fam,” have started tweeting under the hashtag “JusticeForFeedback” to start campaigning it to re-enter the charts.

“‘Cause my swag is serious, something heavy like a first day period’… this line needs to be heard now! @JanetJackson #JusticeForFeedback Can we get this iconic dance extravaganza back in the charts 12 years on?” one fan page tweeted.

“We had Justice For Glitter. It’s time for #JusticeForFeedback! Give the Empress her things!” a second tweet stated.

“Omg this song was and still is a bop #JusticeForFeedback,” a third account tweeted.

“Feedback” was initially first released in the last week of December 2017 and peaked at No. 19 on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100. The track spent 17 weeks on the chart and peaked three months after its release, according to Billboard.

The single was taken from Jackson’s 10th studio album, Discipline, which debuted at No. 1 with sales of over 180,000, Billboard noted.

Janet recently wrapped up her first-ever Las Vegas residency, “Metamorphosis” at the Park Theater. For her setlist, Jackson included “Feedback,” as well as many of her No. 1 singles and album cuts, per Setlist.fm.

1. “Empty”
2. “Feedback”
3. “Trust a Try”
4. “If”
5. “You”
6. “What Have You Done for Me Lately”
7. “Control”
8. “Nasty”
9. “The Pleasure Principle”
10. “When I Think of You”
11. “R&B Junkie”
12. “The Best Things in Life Are Free”
13. “That’s the Way Love Goes”
14. “Got ’til It’s Gone”
15. “Come Back to Me”
16. “Funny How Time Flies (When You’re Having Fun)”
17. “Let’s Wait Awhile”
18. “China Love”
19. “Together Again”
20. “All for You”
21. “I Get Lonely”
22. “Moist”
23. “Any Time, Any Place”
24. “Go Deep”
25. “Come On Get Up”
26. “Rock With U”
27. “Throb”
28. “All Nite (Don’t Stop)”
29. “State of the World”
30. “The Knowledge”
31. “Miss You Much”
32. “Love Will Never Do (Without You)”
33. “Alright”
34. “Escapade”
35. “Black Cat”
36. “Rhythm Nation”
37. “So Excited” (Encore)
38. “Made for Now” (Encore)

The residency consisted of 18 shows and was reported by The Inquisitr that Janet became one of the biggest Vegas performers this decade. In total, she earned over $13 million dollars.

In November, Jackson is set to play her first Australian shows in eight years, per The Inquisitr. During her time overseas, she will also perform in New Zealand, where she hasn’t performed in over 20 years.

As for new music, Ty Dolla $ign revealed that Jackson sent him a new song of hers to jump on, which The Inquisitr revealed. Her last single release, “Made For Now” featuring Daddy Yankee, was another song of hers to enter the Billboard Hot 100, peaking at No. 88.

To keep up with Janet Jackson, follow her Instagram account.

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