How A Janet Jackson SCANDAL Accidentally Created YouTube!

In 2004, a single moment during the Super Bowl halftime show changed everything — not just for Janet Jackson and Justin Timberlake, but for the entire internet.

What started as a "wardrobe malfunction" sparked national outrage, FCC fines, and endless media coverage… but what most people don’t realize is that this moment was the accidental spark that led to the creation of YouTube.

In this video, we uncover the full story of how the desperate search for THAT clip became the inspiration for the world's biggest video-sharing platform. From public backlash and political hearings to the unexpected ripple effect on Silicon Valley — this is how a pop culture scandal gave birth to a tech revolution.

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