[Answer] 1. Janet Jackson got some bad press after her halftime appearance in Superbowl XXXVIII. What warning could have prevented this?

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...1. Listen: You Just Can't Punch Justin Timberlake on TV! 2. Really: You Can't Kill an Animal During a Live Halftime Show! 3. Seriously: No One Will Believe It Was a "Wardrobe Malfunction"! 4. Honestly: No One Thinks You Look Good With a Shaved Head! Lyrics to the song Jackson and Timberlake were singing included, "Gonna have you naked by the end of this song". Jackson was fined for the incident, despite several far-fetched excuses (such as "It was a wardrobe malfunction"). Awards shows for the rest of the year (such as the Grammys and Oscars) were run on delays for fear that other celebrities would follow suit.

[Ans] Who was the headliner of the first Super Bowl halftime show?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "Who was the headliner of the first Super Bowl halftime show?"

The very first Super Bowl took place on January 15th, 1967, with a halftime show featuring The Three Stooges, marching bands from Grambling State College and the University of Arizona, two men in jet packs, and 300 pigeons. That collaboration, in front of 60,000 spectators inside the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum and the 40 million Americans watching at home on television, was monumental. It wasn’t until 1993 that the modern Super Bowl halftime show was born. Michael Jackson was tapped to headline Super Bowl XXVII, and set the bar for all halftime shows to come.

[Answer] Who was the headliner of the first Super Bowl halftime show?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "Who was the headliner of the first Super Bowl halftime show?"

...The very first Super Bowl took place on January 15th, 1967, with a halftime show featuring The Three Stooges, marching bands from Grambling State College and the University of Arizona, two men in jet packs, and 300 pigeons. That collaboration, in front of 60,000 spectators inside the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum and the 40 million Americans watching at home on television, was monumental. It wasn’t until 1993 that the modern Super Bowl halftime show was born. Michael Jackson was tapped to headline Super Bowl XXVII, and set the bar for all halftime shows to come.