Awesome Justin Timberlake

To celebrate the release of his new album Everything I Thought It Was, Justin Timberlake and 14 musicians from The Tennessee Kids crammed into the NPR Music offices and turned in this fantastic short concert. The seven-song R&B set includes Señorita, Rock Your Body, Pusher Love Girl, Until The End of Time, Selfish, What Goes Around, and SexyBack.

Musical mashup genius William Maranci envisions what it might sound like if Justin Timberlake and Rammstein collaborated on a track, combining the hard rock hit “Du Hast” with the pop hit “My Love,” resulting in an angry, high energy dancefloor banger.

The guys from Pomplamoose are back with another great mashup, this time combining Michael Jackson’s Billie Jean, Justin Timberlake’s Can’t Stop the Feeling, and The Weeknd’s Can’t Feel My Face into a single seamless track. It’s basically the live equivalent of a dance mix.

Mario Wienerroither has some fun with Justin Timberlake and Chris Stapleton’s hit track Say Something, transforming the opening of the song into an uncomfortable practice session in which JT doesn’t seem to know how to use the volume knobs on his audio gear.

Happy Cat Disco put together this awesome mashup track which combines some of the 1980’s most memorable tunes with Justin Timberlake’s Can’t Stop the Feeling. The result is truly the ultimate ’80s dance track.

Perhaps in a bid to keep a steady supply of whatever it is that keeps his eyes like that, Justin Timberlake went to Seth Meyers to sell a late night theme song. His drafts are good, but there’s something off about them.

Jimmy Fallon and Justin Timberlake’s crazy eyes run through hip hop hits once again, featuring Whodini, Public Enemy, Fetty Wap, Ace Hood and more. The best part is when they go up to the audience and you try to imagine some of those folks trying to rap along.

Jimmy Fallon and Justin Timberlake opened the 40th anniversary episode of Saturday Night Live with a song and dance medley referencing some of the show’s funniest and most memorable sketches, from More Cowbell to Dick in a Box.

Every time Jimmy Fallon and Justin Timberlake get together it’s a crowd pleaser; their latest collaboration is no exception. Take a break for five minutes and luxuriate in their kooky choreography for Outkast and Drake.

Jimmy Fallon and Justin Timberlake get together once again – but this time they’re not flapping their gums. Instead, they move their butts and do some Football celebratin’. It’s about time JT got his own TV show, don’cha think?

Jimmy Fallon and Justin Timberlake cap off the latter’s week-long guesting at the late night show with their fourth rap medley. It sounds like the audience does need a lesson about rap history.

As part of Justin Timberlake week on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, Fallon brought out his barbershop quartet The Ragtime Gals, who have branched out from reggae and into R&B.

Crooner/beatboxer Mike Tompkins covers Justin Timberlake, Timbo’s beats and JT’s backing band using just his and rapper George Watsky’s voices. They should’ve called it Denim & Plaid though.

It took more than 6 years, but he’s finally answered your call. Justin Timberlake’s new album The 20/20 Experience drops 3/19/13. You can also stream the entire album for free on iTunes.

Justin and Jimmy are up to their hijinks once again, educating us on the history of rap – taking on everyone from De La Soul to The Fresh Prince to Young MC to Coolio and the Beastie Boys.

(NSFW Language) Nikki Glaser and Sara Schaefer admit their dependence to the man who brought sexy back, begging him to stop clowning around and go back to doing what he does best.