As an immediate consequence of the halftime show controversy, Janet Jackson was blacklisted by CBS and MTV's parent company Viacom. Jackson's music was pulled from Viacom-owned television and radio outlets, and she was also removed from the 46th Grammy Awards being televised by CBS the following week—where Jackson had been scheduled to introduce a tribute to Luther Vandross. CBS also aired the ceremony under a five-minute delay in order to ensure that objectionable content was not seen during the telecast. The blacklisting caused Janet Jackson's album "Damita Jo", which was released the following month, to underperform due to reduced promotion and single airplay.