to keep records of informal complaints for more than three years. So, all records of consumers who were unhappy about Jackson's wardrobe malfunction have been purged. At the time, it was widely reported that more than half a million people complained to the FCC. The agency issued a $550,000 fine, but it was eventually thrown out following a legal battle that almost went all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court. It was also widely noted that Jackson's career took a hit and she was forced to apologize for the incident, while Timberlake emerged largely unscathed.

A decade and a half later, many people turned to Twitter to demand #JusticeForJanet, while others reached out to the FCC. Here's a sampling of some of the complaints sent to the FCCfollowing the big game, most of which demanded gender equality when it comes to nipple baring-related punishment. (Spelling and grammar errors have not been corrected. Read the full set of complaints below.)

Subject: Adam Levine's Wardrobe Malfunction

Location: Boise, Idaho

Message: I want him banned, just like they did Janet.

Subject: Super bowl halftime show

Location: Lakewood, New York

Message: Adam Levine showed both his nipplesby taking his shirt completely off. NFL/CBS/Maroon 5 should be met with twice the consequences as those that faced consequences of the 2004 "wardrobe malfunction"

Subject: Gender Equality in Super Bowl Halftime Shows

Location: Columbus, Ohio

Message: In 2004, CBS was fined $550,000 for airing what has become known as the "Nipple Slip". In 2019, CBS aired Adam Levine removing his shirt exposing both nipples. This must be dealt with in a