Justin Timberlake, the internet is coming for you. FX’s The New York Times Presents: Framing Britney, a new documentary about the inimitable Britney Spears’ rise and fall as a pop star, up through her currently contested conversatorship case, came out this weekend, and while it certainly meant to re-stoke the flames of ire toward Britney fans inclined to hold ex Justin Timberlake responsible for negative media attention she’s fielded over the years, it also lit another fire they may not have been expecting. This Sunday was Super Bowl Sunday — but if you ask some on Twitter, they’ll tell you it’s Colin Kaepernick and Janet Jackson appreciation day, who both saw their careers cut short on the NFL field. When Timberlake ripped that fateful piece of fabric off Jackson’s costume at the 2004 Super Bowl halftime show, he left her to collect the shame and scoldings while sliding by unscathed — much as he did after his fateful breakup with Spears, while she was harassed on national TV.