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JT Apologizes Again, This Time for Beatboxing Excess
8 Oct
Summary
- Timberlake issued a new apology for excessive beatboxing.
- The apology was prompted by a viral social media creator's critique.
- This follows previous apologies for DWI and actions towards ex-girlfriends.
Justin Timberlake is once again offering a public apology, with this latest admission targeting his excessive beatboxing during the early 2000s. The apology was seemingly triggered by a viral video from creator Hannah Young, who highlighted Timberlake's frequent use of beatboxing in songs.
Timberlake responded in the comments, humorously stating, 'I don't know how to apologize enough for whatever those ambitions were. Too many boots. Too many cats.' He even jested about not promising to refrain from future beatboxing.
This recent apology for beatboxing echoes Timberlake's 2021 statement addressing his past conduct towards Britney Spears and Janet Jackson. That apology followed renewed scrutiny after the documentary 'Framing Britney Spears' resurfaced his role in public incidents, including the 2004 Super Bowl wardrobe malfunction.
Comparing the two apologies, both acknowledge his role in past actions. However, the beatboxing apology appears less formal and perhaps more genuine than the carefully worded 2021 statement, though both arrived two decades after the initial events.
