Justin Timberlake can't make love if music is playing

Justin Timberlake’s dad persuaded his son to take a break from his pop career so that he could enjoy his youth while he still had the chance reports Fametastic.

Justin told MTV News: “I had performed my songs so much. You end up playing for 18 months. You go to the venue, you do the show, you leave, you get on a bus, you go to the venue… It feels like (movie) Groundhog Day. I was just burned out.�

In other news, Justin Timberlake can't make love if music is playing in the background.
The 'SexyBack' singer - who is dating actress Cameron Diaz - has revealed he
is a flop in the bedroom if he hears music playing because he finds it too
distracting.
He told Britain's Dazed and Confused magazine: "I have trouble having sex to
music because I'll start picking out the chords."
The 25-year-old, who releases his second solo album 'FutureSex/LoveSounds'
next month, says his new record is packed with songs about sex for all those
lovers able to get in the mood to music.
He said: "I wanted the album to look to a time when everything was really
sexy. Maybe everybody was coked up, but who cares? It was hot. It was all
about sex."
Meanwhile, Z list actor, Justin Timberlake backtracked from criticism of "American Idol" winner Taylor Hicks after telling Fashion Rocks magazine the 29-year-old soul singer can't carry a tune in a bucket reports AP.

"I have a strange relationship with that show," Timberlake tells the magazine in an interview. "I despise it, and yet I'm completely fascinated."

"The guy who won - people think he looks so normal, and he's so sweet, and he's so earnest, but he can't carry a tune in a bucket. Do you realize how much pressure it is to put on somebody all of a sudden?"

Ken Sunshine, Timberlake's representative, said the 25-year-old singer's comments "were taken completely out of context."

"He has tremendous affection for Taylor Hicks' success," Sunshine told The Associated Press on Thursday. "He would never say anything that personal about somebody he's never met. He only wishes him the best."