[00:06] Video of Justin Timberlake's drunken arrest .  What the f*ck is this?  [laughter] Is this fresh meat? From police body cameras that captured Justin Timberlake's arrest.  Drunk driving
[00:18] in New York City in 2024.  The singer had previously tried to block the video's publication through the courts, but the parties ultimately reached an agreement, and the recording shows police stopping Timberlake after he ran a
[00:32] stop sign and drove into the oncoming lane.  The artist later pleaded guilty to a lesser offense. The reason for the stop is that you are constantly being pulled to the left and you do not stop at the stop signs.
[00:45] Yes, sorry. Yes, I write music.  Sorry about that. Is this your car?  Whose car is this? Rented.  It's clear.  Are there any documents for it ?  Maybe they put the glove compartment in there?
[00:59] ?  Maybe they put the glove compartment in there? Yes, I'll take a look now, it's How many days did you take? Just for a couple of days.
[01:14] What are you doing here? I'm just on tour. What do you do? Well, I have a world tour. What? What?
[01:28] What? In general, it’s difficult to explain.  Well, I just have a world tour. I'm Justin Timberlake.
[01:44] you Justin Timberlake?   Yes. Right with you?   Yes. , give me a photo. So, now we do this. You stand just like you do now.  Arms along the body.
[01:56] Feet together.  Let me explain again before we continue.  Arms along the body, legs together.  Keep your head straight.  Follow only with your eyes.  Do you understand?  Fine.   Did anyone in the chat walk like this?  I walked.   I guess I've done everything.  I
[02:09] Yes, good. So,
[02:25] left foot on the line, then place your right foot in front of your left.  That's how you stand. Heel to toe.  Like this.  Heel to toe. Let's. Place your left foot on the line, then your right foot in front of your left.  Heel to toe.   Right here
[02:41] , right here.  Yes. So, first we place our left foot on the line, the right in front of the left.  Heel to toe.  And you stand like this.  Fine.   That's it Fine. Next there will be a series of nine steps.
[02:56] Heel to toe.  Look, I'll show you now . Dthree and so on until nine.  Then it's complicated, damn.
[03:08] Guys, I'll tell you honestly, when I walked like that, [snorts] well, it's really not like that for me, he says, my heel is screwed, but, [ __ ], even sober you can walk smoothly there.  Do you see what the joke is?  That is, when you are drunk, you can’t stand at all.  That is, it’s
[03:22] hard for a sober person to walk there like that, heel to toe.  You're still [ __ ] staggering turn around.   Just [ __ ] try it.  That's what I'm [ __ ] try it.  That's what I'm saying, it's very difficult.  1 2 3 and
[03:35] back.  Always heel to toe. You see, as you go, you will be clicking your heels, your arms will be along your body, and while you walk, look down. Yes, people did this before the invention of breathalyzers .  [laughter]
[03:53] Guys, this is the end of it all .  Well, guys, poverty.  I'm just going to see my friends at my place. I don't, well, like, I don't
[04:09] friends. Well, how is that?  Well, you're just driving, but drunk. Home.  That's all.  You will be about Well, by the way, so you know, there is access there. In some states there is a tolerance of some ppm, 0.5 or something, or 0.7.
[04:27] For us, it's all a complete mess. They have permission to go there.  That is, you can, in They have permission to go there.  That is, you can, in my opinion, either have two bottles of beer, remember. Uh, something like that, in short,
[04:40] Yes, sure. And then and then just go.  I'm And then and then just go.  I'm sorry, I'm just a little nervous. not What does it mean wrong?  This is [ __ ]. Go ahead, look down.  Ready?  Let's.
[04:58] Okay, I get it.   Wait a second .  Let him .  Let him drink our kvass.  Lost my rights.  [ __ ], [sighs heavily] well, [ __ ], you didn't lose your license.  Like, you'll go pee and
[05:12] there, well, show that you drank some kvass, [ __ ] hell.  Well, that is, something, well, it’s not kvass there, there’s some kind of detective there, it’s not kvass there, and not the kind of kvass that you buy in the store, but the kind that, you know, fermented.  Now he
[05:25] you know, fermented.  Now he can really show kefir, in my opinion. And a bun with poppy seeds.  A poppy seed bun shows that you're a [ __ ] idiot .  [laughter] I ate the bun in one fell swoop.  That's it, you're a [ __ ] junkie
[05:40] .  He will tell you when to start.  He will tell you when to start. worry. Yes, yes, yes, yes.  Therefore, a combo is possible. You need to wash down a poppy seed bun with kefir and when you stop, damn it, go for it
[05:53] . Let's just do it right. Let's.  This is my line. Great.  Yes. Great.  Yes. Once.  1000 2.000 3.000 4.000
[06:07] say something. Come on, let's take a couple of trial steps. Just keep going, huh? Yes, sorry.  1,000 2,000 3,000
[06:19] Yes, sorry.  1,000 2,000 3,000 4,000 5,000. yes, because they are now doing it just for fun, so that there is definite . Yeah.  Until I tell you to stop.
[06:34] Okay, good. good. 1000 2000 3000 4000 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000. [cough]
[06:50] Everything is fine.  Enough. By the way, these are, like, well, like, really, See how this device works. Oh, no, they invented it.   It's like blowing up a balloon.
[07:03] no.  By the way, if you refuse here, that's it, minus your rights. Okay, fine. So, well, at this moment, based on my observations, you are detained on suspicion of drunk driving.  So just
[07:19] turn around.   You can't refuse.  Remember, I'm just giving you a life hack, because there are dishonest employees who deal with Eh, minus provolst - this is a mark of the certificate refused.  Well, okay, you
[07:34] can refuse to take a puff, [ __ ] hell, but there, basically , they usually have, uh, an ambulance standing nearby , okay?  Eh, well, you have the right to say: "We're going to the medical unit."  That is, they tried to screw me over like this many times .  Uh, there were ambulances next to me many times
[07:48] .  You know me, I can immediately feel when they are going to [ __ ] me .  I'm really an expert on this topic.  I still remember it was late then this topic.  I still remember it was late then , [ __ ], I was angry, [ __ ], and they
[08:01] stopped me.  This is the first thing.  They look at the pupils.  He says: "Well, your eyes look red."  I say: "We've seen the [ __ ] time." Make your hand like this.  Basically, my hand is always shaking, my fingers are twitching.
[08:14] Well, that's also a stupid, skinny hand.  You just put it like this and look: “Your fingers are shaking for some reason.”  I say: “Well, I’m always doing well, now you’ll be like peeing in a jar.”  I say, "No, I won't.
[08:27] "  And what?  I say, "We're going to," I say, "I'm parking here. Just in case, I'm not making this up. I'm really shaking. I say, we're going to drive here, I say, there's a hospital here, I'll do all the tests there,
[08:40] pee in a jar, and take the NATs . Well, [ __ ], if you don't believe me, [ __ ], he stood there for a while, showed off, and says, "Get out of the car." I get out. He says, "Breathe." That's how we determine it, [ __ ]. Did he
[08:54] drink or not, breathe. I breathe. He says, "It smells like alcohol." I say, "Well, it's not me, maybe you?" I say, "I have n't had a drink for two weeks." He got [ __ ] angry and said, "We're going to search the car now
[09:07] The only thing is that I have the right to call witnesses. I say, "Yes, "Finish searching the market." Well, what the [ __ ] did I do? I turned on my phone, followed them around , well, watched what they were doing there on tape. Now I know that you need
[09:21] two witnesses for a search. Although now is such a [ __ ] time, that they were inspecting my trunk behind me, there was a guy in a mask with a machine gun. For some reason, well, I didn’t decide to assert my rights there
[09:36] , in a mask and a cap. Russia is standing here and with a machine gun, [ __ ]. Well, for some reason, I didn’t try to stand out at that moment. I was like: "Yeah, yeah, here’s the trunk." Like, okay, man, well, well, I was just following my
[09:50] gave me some kind of authority, you know? And why are they so picky? Many want to shake me down , yes, many want to shake me down. It's true. Many even hint at it outright.  I mean,
[10:04] we have this kind of thing, well, I won't deny it. It's just that what's the point? It's really important that you don't end up sitting there covered in [ __ ]. I mean, when they stop young people , but I'm not young either, and there, well, twenty-year-old guys,
[10:17] twenty-two-year-olds, that's generally a target for a smoke, for a drink. Well, well, it's a real target for a smoke, for a drink. Well, well, it's a real target
[10:31] fuss starts. There they are, [ __ ] shaking, well, There they are, [ __ ] shaking, well, afraid. And they're all there [snorts] they're immediately caught, [ __ ]. Okay. Turn to me, please.
[10:50] I agreed to take all the tests. They detained me locked in the car for an hour. [laughter] I say: "I won't write here for you.  We're going to the hospital, I even know where. going to the hospital, I even know where. Let's go.  I'm parking the car." I'm like,
[11:05] stands there, looks, and says, "Okay, go." Anyway, [laughter] that's it, they didn't take me because we have the legal right. We can leave the car [ __ ] lane. I say, I don't give a [ __ ]. I say, I'm right next to the house. It's not like
[11:20] I'm the smartest. And I say, "Let's go." Most of the time, they don't give a damn. They have to get ready, [ __ ], understand? They have to actually take you, then stand and wait, [ __ ], stand in line with you. [laughter] Well, I mean, [ __ ] that, I mean. And while they're
[11:35] won't even check the others. Got it? That's why they don't give a damn. And, anyway, they're like, "[ __ ], I'll take you right now." But they can actually take you out of principle What am I,  [ __ ], did I break something? No, I'll pee and repent where I need to.
[11:51] I'll pee and repent where I need to. Ninety-seventh headquarters. 13212. problem, exactly? How am I supposed to know they didn't grease the jar with something beforehand? Yeah, I mean, they'll give me a jar... And maybe these
[12:03] ambulances are right there with them, [ __ ], and then I 'll say that I didn't drink. Then it'll be too late, you know? That's why it's better to just go straight to a neutral hospital somewhere, hand everything in there and that's it. Well, [clears throat] there are
[12:16] disinterested people, so be it. Anya, with an ambulance standing nearby, they've come up with a funny Today my hair is just awful, but actually I usually look fine. No, he is. Why?
[12:29] intoxicated. Yeah  Stop it, he's coming with us. Oh, stop it. It's Justin Timbel. Yeah, but no. Yeah, yeah, he's coming back with us. Okay,
[12:42] drive. You look sober. Your eyes are completely normal, your speech isn't Yeah. Yeah. Stop it. Why? Yeah. Stop it. Why? Clear driving. Okay. Okay, sit down. Now
[12:59] stop it, what are you doing? Ugh, there's a [ __ ] cage there. Vladimir Central drop. He'll probably dedicate an album to
[13:12] He'll probably dedicate an album to this soon. . For drunk driving. Go ahead. Give me Justin Timberlake.
[13:27] He's an actor. No, he's not only an actor, he's also a singer. can do anything, but please,  Let's stop this.
[13:43] how do you want to solve it? What are you hinting at? I don't get it. No, nothing can be done at this stage , you understand? [laughter]
[13:55] solve it, but he was like: "[ __ ], well, Justin Tiberlake is drunk, that's such a [ __ ] hype ." [laughter] This is going to be a [ __ ] mess right now. I'll do anything.
[14:08] I'll do anything. No, anything can be done about this. unfortunately. This is the stage it is. That's it. keep him overnight. I can't just take him home? But please
[14:21] Nothing can be done. Wait, wait. What's that in there? Someone, someone, someone did this in advance . [snorts] This is the car registration. Make sure it's
[14:35] inside. I have his phone.  Yeah. You can do . And imagine if it's really groupie songs, bye-bye or sexy. Just one favor. Sexy. Let me at least ask him if
[14:49] You can, but don't drag it out, please. Okay, my enforcer. He's a crazy [ __ ], [ __ ] [laughter] I don't know all the details here. Okay.
[15:02] Anyway, my enforcer is here. I don't know all the details. He's in handcuffs, can you imagine. Obviously, I wasn't the one who pulled you over. My partner noticed you had some kind of violation, pulled you over, found you showed
[15:16] signs of intoxication, administered a series of standard tests to you. Correct. Sobriety tests. Good. You didn't do well. Based on his observations, you are intoxicated, therefore you are being detained. Got it?
[15:31] Yeah. Okay. Okay. Great. That's it, What we're asking is that read to you. Yes, I understood everything. Great. Now I'll What am I going to do now? We'll go through the procedure further, but at
[15:43] I don't understand. I I understood everything. At this stage, we need your initials. If you don't want to sign, you don't have to. No one can force you. Somehow they detained him normally, right? I mean, well, like, where is this? Hands
[15:56] mean, well, like, where is this? Hands on the wheel. Got out of the car. Something, this he does have some privileges. And then I'll finish reading the rest. Okay. Will you initial it or not? Will you? No.
[16:10] No. No, guys, well, finally. Okay. Now, do you agree or refuse the chemical test?
[16:24] guys. I didn't mean anything bad. Seriously, I understand. We believe that you were under the influence of alcohol and driving  car, right? Okay. Yeah, but I did
[16:38] n't mean to do anything bad. Yeah, I get it, [ __ ]. What the [ __ ] are you, what kind of a [ __ ] is he, a son of a [ __ ]. I would have said, "Yeah, I had a drink." And that's it. And everyone would have said, "[ __ ], of course you did." I never said they wanted to. Everyone...
[16:51] And they would have forgotten about it. Yeah, I didn't mean anything. I didn't mean anything bad. Yeah , you didn't mean anything bad, you just, well, broke the law and got behind the wheel drunk. Well, what can you do Life makes mistakes. So, you had a few too many drinks and got behind the wheel. Fine.
[17:05] Yeah. Okay. I'm not here to judge you. We're just doing our jobs, that's all, you know? Yes, sir. Yeah. I appreciate your understanding. By the way, I appreciate
[17:18] you approaching it that way. I mean, Dada. Cool. Great. Go kiss ass . Yeah, that's not how it works. Thank you. What kind of what kind of violation exactly? I also missed a very important point when
[17:33] the police officer asks what your parents do for a living. I just future. Well, I saw how you several... And I don't know why they do this. In general, you got stuck on a stack. What difference does it make
[17:46] what my parents do for a living? Right. Then, while driving, you failed to keep to the right many times. You were constantly veering left outside your lane. Wait, stop, repeat,
[17:58] please, excuse me again. You failed to stop at the stop sign. And then, while driving, you failed to keep to the right side of your lane and constantly veered and veered to the left. Is that clear now?
[18:12] clear now? Okay. Well, I was just driving after my friends. I understand, yes, I understand. But now the situation is what it is. You guys are treating me like some kind of criminal.
[18:25] And who are you? I don't want to say that. I mean, yes, you were arrested for drunk driving , Mr. Timberlake. And, to  Unfortunately, the situation is exactly as it is. Where's your friend Ed Sharon? Also drunk,
[18:38] probably [ __ ] dead, lying in the trunk . Sit there, rolling around. And Ryan Gosling is with you. Yeah, everyone's there. Yeah. [ __ ], we believe you. anyone else, and I appreciate your cooperation.
[18:53] You know what I mean? I treat you normally. most people don't cooperate like that, so it means a lot to me. I appreciate it. Uh, can I ask a question?
[19:07] If I can, I'll be happy to answer. It's standard procedure. No, it's just usually like that with you, well, it's like that on the radio, yeah, it's all pretty standard, nothing out of the ordinary. We do this with everyone who
[19:20] gets detained for DUI. Are you interested in something specific or you interested in something specific or just... Well, guy, out of touch with reality, in a pre-trial detention center for the first time?
[19:34] Keep an eye on him. If anything, I'm in  I've been to the police station, [ __ ], several times, [ __ ]. And not because I'm a [ __ ] criminal, [ __ ] hostage calls for other people on me, [ __ ]. This is my
[19:49] favorite procedure. So, he comes to me and demands an explanation from me. It's a total legend. As if I [ __ ] called that place . No, no, I just thought about it, and then they
[20:04] No, no, I just thought about it, and then they wanted to take my fingerprints from some [ __ ] place. [laughs] Why? I'm not going to get my fingerprints Well, you're really harsh with everyone. Yeah, yeah, you're in custody after all
[20:19] . We need to make sure that those who are put here won't go anywhere. You understand? Everything needs to be formalized. Your safety, our safety. Everything. department. Damn,
[20:31] that's it. It's just standard protocol. Just standard. Got it. Thank you, guys,  for doing your job.
[20:43] Thank you, men, for doing your job. I drank one Martini and went to get my people . Damn, you didn't give a damn , man, you drank one Martini and got talking about? With friends until... Maybe he drank a bottle of, like, Martini,
[20:58] With friends until... Maybe he drank a bottle of, like, Martini, and... Yeah. Anyway, thank you, men. Yeah, Guys, that's so cool. Like, a man thanks the guys for
[21:12] taking away his driver's license now. What kind of legend is that? What kind of legend is that? Third.
[21:27] ? Why? Come on, I'm kidding, I'm kidding, man, I'm kidding. Come on, I'm kidding, I'm kidding, man, I'm kidding. Just don't worry.
[21:46] for the night, and in the morning there will be a presentation. Usually in the morning there is a . Well, why did they give him a cup of coffee ? At 9:30.
[22:00] So I'm just going to sit here all night? Maybe they won't take you here, they'll take you somewhere else and even give you a blanket. You guys are amazing. Again, like I said, you can make a phone call if you want
[22:12] call right now. I bet at that moment he was thinking, "Well, [ __ ], I'll see how you all get punished here."  I won't call now, if you want or later." Yeah, tell us whenever you want.
[22:27] In the end, Timberlake didn't get jail time. After a night in custody, it all ended with a more lenient sentence. He pleaded guilty to a lesser charge. pleaded guilty to a lesser charge. The court fined him $500,
[22:39] another $260 in fees, 25 hours of community service, revoked his New York State license for 90 days, and ordered him to give a public address on the dangers of drunk driving. [ __ ], that's cool. Cool . Fine. Fine. Fine.
[22:52] Fine. If they took away your license, fine. Fine. Good . 90 days. Well, we have the same thing, I think, no, we take it away for a year. Well, this [ __ ] [ __ ] pisses me off. That's when some [ __ ] happens by accident
[23:07] . You run into a solid line out of carelessness, that's it, you lose your license. Although you can get a 5,000 ruble fine, but  90% of the time, 99% of the time, you
[23:19] 'll get your license revoked, [ __ ]. That's some [ __ ] pizzazz. take away your license for alcoholism, I kind of agree with that, [ __ ]. When, well, some [ __ ] trivial [ __ ] happened. You weren't driving on purpose, it was
[23:34] [ __ ] on purpose, it's clear they take it away, they forgive it once. Well, it depends on the officer you run into, it's at their discretion. Got it? I had that happen, [ __ ], they tried to screw me over. Anyway, the light turns red, get it? I didn't see it was
[23:48] red. I'm crossing the intersection, and it's at a slight angle. Anyway, [snorts] I didn't red, and cars are driving sideways at me. So, the [ __ ], let's start blaming me for hitting oncoming traffic, like, for driving into oncoming traffic. Although I did drive through the red
[24:03] , which means that  So I have to [ __ ] pay a 500 ruble fine at that point and move on. No, they started harassing me for some [ __ ] deprivation . [music]