Justin Timberlake Sucked Into Givinchey Spokesmodel Position

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Maybe Justin Timberlake is the new ad babe. He hooked up with Pepsi for that Pepsi commercial that sucked. Now, he’s hooked up with Parfums Givenchy to be the brands spokesmodel for an un-named fragrance to be launched in August. The dude’s a singer, actor, clothing designer and now a cologne salesman.

And let’s not forget. He’s the “wardrobe malfunction” guy that, as a result, has given us a steady stream of old rockers every year for the Super Bowl. Which, perhaps, is not a bad thing. After all, if they’re still doing it at age 60, they must at least be sorta good.

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