Beyonce Nip Slip During Super Bowl Halftime Show, VIDEO: Songstress' Janet Jackson-Esque Wardrobe Malfunction, Real or Fake? [POLL]

Admit it - almost every Super Bowl halftime viewer was anticipating a Janet Jackson-esque wardrobe malfunction during Beyonce's stellar (and sexy) performance. And according to several gossip outlets, if you maneuver the halftime show replay just right, it appears that Beyonce indeed fell victim to the infamous nip slip! But now the question remains... is the split-second boob flash real, or do well-positioned shadows and lighting merely play tricks on the eyes? Or even more scandalous, maybe some hoaxter went so far as to alter the footage, producing a "real-life" fake nip slip image?

Beyonce's Super Bowl halftime show ensemble really turned some heads... a skimpy, skin-flaunting black bodysuit designed by Rubin Singer and made out of python skin, panelled iguana, and leather (yeah, PETA members weren't too happy about that). And as if the "Crazy in Love" songstress' repeated crotch-thrusting shots weren't enough, now some gossip sites allegedly have "evidence" of a notorious live-on-the-air nip slip. Check it out:

Given Janet Jackson's highly-controversial wardrobe malfunction alongside Justin Timberlake back during the Super Bowl XXXVII halftime show, it's doubtful that CBS would allow such an inappropriately provocative thing to take place during a live "family friendly" broadcast event ever again. Beyonce's bodysuit was most likely taped up to the point where it probably took her forever to peel it all off. Still, the Super Bowl 2013 "nip slip" rumors continue to swirl on the web...

And check out this revealing, up-close "screen-shot" photo... Gossip Cop reports that the image may very well be altered.

After her lip-syncing debacle at Obama's recent Presidential Inauguration, Beyonce doesn't need any more controversy building up around her. As Gossip Cop points out, "If anything, it looks like a strand of her hair has fallen into Beyonce’s cleavage, or that there are some tricks of lighting and shadows." But what do Mstarz readers think?

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