When Janet Jackson played the Palace of Auburn Hills Tuesday night, in a make-up concert after she cancelled on September 27, she was informed of a Michigan state law that prohibits simulated sex acts in a public performing space, forcing her to cut the 'Discipline' segment from her performance. Those of you familiar with Janet's stage show know this is the part where she chooses
one of her dancers a random audience member and pulls him onstage for a freak down. Oh and Jan only sold 8,000 seats in the 22,000 seat arena.
When Janet Jackson played the Palace of Auburn Hills Tuesday night, in a make-up concert after she cancelled on September 27, she was informed of a Michigan state law that prohibits simulated sex acts in a public performing space, forcing her to cut the 'Discipline' segment from her performance. Those of you familiar with Janet's stage show know this is the part where she chooses 
