Why is justin timberlake so hot

Or is he using some kind of sorcery on the world? Who cares?! We get to watch it happen. Here's definitive proof that Justin Timberlake has only gotten more and more attractive as the years pass:.

Get your jaws off the floor, because it gets better. Then came "Movie Star" hot, which lasted a long time. It's still happening, actually:. This life Hoping you are spending time with the ones you cherish and remembering that we are ALL family.

Sending love from ours to yours. Merry Christmas, everyone!! Justin Timberlake? Wasn't he in N'Sync? Lameness is not sexy, sorry. But does anyone think they're sexy?

Wow, the hair thing is true. So maybe JT is hot because of image and marketing. Maybe he just figured it out. Maybe he fired the idiots who made him wear his hair like he used to. Maybe he was ostracized as a boy for looking so goddamn ridiculous and that let him develop musical talent and read some books. Because, ladies and gentlemen, he's the one on the left. That was probably , so both he and Britney would have been Well, that's an interesting point. He certainly had stylists before he went solo, but their goal wasn't necessarily to make him hot and sexy.

He was part of a group, and he had a role in it. From that photo, I can't imagine what his role was little brother??? I always linked perceived personality to attractiveness. JT is one of less than a handful of famous men I find attractive. When I saw him in one of the first punk'd and he wasn't an ass that lost his cool it made him all the more appealing.

George Clooney isn't the best looking guy but god, that confidence without taking himself to seriously. He's supposed to be the young Superman! In 10 years Tom Welling will be a paradigm of masculine beauty. JT, not so much. He'll just be a badly aging boy. You know, the image is of a guy who can relate to your feelings but still make you feel feminine. That pretty much sums up every man I have ever dated.

It may just be an image, sure, but I think that is an appealing combo of characteristics which is why a publicist would settle on it, of course. Also, boyishness is hotter than manliness because men have hair in their ears. The short list: personal trainers, sympathetic lighting, make-up, Sony BMG's marketing and public relations departments, and Photoshop. But I'm under no illusions that my libido isn't being manipulated for the purpose of separating me from my money. Data point: I'm a heterosexual woman in her thirties, and I fine him vaguely offputting.

That's a promotion from "thoroughly offputting" due to his performance on SNL, which surprised me. I figured he was a talentless lackwit, but he managed some funny, funny moments.

I don't imagine he'd be all heartbroken that he's still thoroughly unattractive to me. But I'm pretty unplugged from the media machine, so I'm not the perfect test case, either. Het woman, early 40's. I seriously do not get the big whoop about Justin Timberlake. Dick in a Box was hilarious, but I look at him and see a little kid instead of a hot man. My tastes do run more to the George Clooney and Daniel Craig's of the world, so there's that.

And like Elsa, I'm not exactly the audience for what he's selling. Ella Fitzgerald 's version is legendary. And if anyone can find a better clip from earlier in her career I would be very happy indeed. He didn't write it by himself, Timbaland and Scott Storch both also have credits, but it's unrelated to the standard except in its title. I think it's interesting that this thread has become a series of "I'm a woman and I don't find him hott" vs.

I don't find him especially attractive, but his finest moments are when he combines his boyishness with cockiness, so I've always assumed that was the heart of his appeal. And his new, cocky image "Gonna have you naked by the end of this song" appeared at the same time as the short hair and association with Timbaland. I think it's interesting that "I don't think he's hot" is somehow considered a valid answer to "why do people think he's hot? It might be that elusive thing called star power, a gestalt of many seemingly objective traits.

Interestingly, years ago he did whatever Steven Klein asked of him for a story in Arena photo , blog post. Incidentally, I believe the biggest heterosexualist-male fanboy on this esteemed Filter is Anil Dash.

Take it away, Anil. When my youngest sister was in 6th grade she had a crush on the middle one. Oh please. Some women have always liked non-threatening girly boys.

These women are mostly actually ish-year-old girls. This is hardly a phenomenon unique to the current world we live in, and I don't think it has much of anything to do with JT. He is not completely non-threatening in the way Orlando Bloom is non-threatening, or say, the kids in Hanson were non-threatening.

His music has grown up into rather aggressively sexual content, which makes him sexier to us grown-up ladies. Usually when people talk of the appeal of non-threatening men they don't mean men that look like they won't beat you up, but men that are cute without making you actually think about SEX.

He does exude sexuality, especially at the end of the "Lovestoned" video or whatever the song's called. But that made me laugh, seemingly without that being intended. I quickly changed the channel, whereas before I'd been impressed with the tailored Bond-ish look and convincing soul screams and whatnot.

He seemed smart and adult, but still trapped a bit in his past. I'll consider him fully matured when he combine the humor people talk about with the more aggressively sexual image. It's sexy and satirical simultaneously.

JT doesn't have that in-on-the-ludicrousness, yet unself-conscious thing going yet. I can see him getting there, but he ain't there yet.

I'm a gay man, so maybe I'm a statistical outlier, but Justin strikes me as maybe one of the hottest men on the planet. Well for starters, the number of people who are claiming he's of "average' physical attractiveness are quite frankly crazy.

Dude's got a gorgeous face, and a truly outrageous body. And he really is talented. Even if he wasn't a musician, I feel like if he walked into our office tomorrow and somebody said "This is Justin, he's our new legal aide," I'd still have a massive crush on him. It's got nothing to do with the publicity, the music, etc. Dude is just hot. Response by poster: if he walked into our office tomorrow and somebody said "This is Justin, he's our new legal aide," I'd still have a massive crush on him.

He's ugly and has a pretty unsymmetrical face, but his music and personal style have been great lately. He, or someone working with him really knows how to get the details right. I think it can be boiled down to: 'Anyone who can move like that on stage It's not that big a leap. His appeal broadened in recent years, but it didn't exactly come out of nowhere last week. Same principle that allows everyone from David Cassidy to Paul McCartney to still sell out concerts oh shut up. With proper marketing support, anyone's high school celeb-crush can be extended indefinitely.

It tracks the popularity of certain key words in song lyrics, tracing how their use has expanded or declined over time. Lamm worked with a programmer on the project to create a huge database of song lyrics.

I then created a program to build these graphs, and worked with a programmer to do this - although the logic came from me. The project was originally to analyse just three words - money, love and sex.

However, after building the system, Lamm decided to expand its scope. The couples have it: The phrases we and us have remained popular throughout history. Smile appeared to peak around the s in song lyrics - despite British songstress Lily Allen's attempts to bring it back.

Once he decided to expand the project, Lamm added words such as "home," "lonely," "weed" and 'ass'. Despite the swinging sixties, sex was virtually unheard of in song lyrics until the s. Baby was one of the few words Lamm found to have been popular in lyrics throughout history. References to body have also increased in recent years as lyrics become more sexual. Music from the heart: The term experienced a peak in the s, but has been popular throughout history.

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First time she has missed ceremony in 22 years. Argos AO. Privacy Policy Feedback. Justin Timberlake really DID bring sexy back: Graphs show how music lyrics have changed over the last 50 years Graphs detail the popularity of key words in song lyrics of Billboard hits Researchers found lyrics have become more explicit in recent years Use of terms like sexy, body and sex have rocketed By Mark Prigg Published: GMT, 27 February Updated: GMT, 28 February e-mail 1 View comments.

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