Justin Timberlake’s 14 Greatest Music Videos Ranked

Justin Timberlake celebrates his 41st birthday today, and the Aquarian crooner boasts a fantastic music library. To commemorate the former NSYNCer's special day, we've compiled our favorite music videos of his career. See how your favorites ranked below.

NSYNC's debut single, "I Want You Back" (1996) shows the boy band dancing in front of futuristic backgrounds as they try to get the girl back using some kind of transporter.

Though "Señorita" is a great song off of JT's debut solo album, Justified (2002), Justin is just dancing on this one girl in a desert bar. The plus is that Pharrell, who co-wrote the song is featured on the video.

This photoshoot themed music video is one of NSYNC's less elaborate conceptual videos, but the song still hits to this day.

The sped-up visual effects in "Pop" add to the funkiness of this music video, as well as the spinning dance floor.

Scarlett Johansson stars alongside JT in this 9-minute long video, which feels like a mini movie. The music video left Justin with a broken finger due to a fight scene with the actor Shawn Hatosy, who starred alongside him in the 2006 crime/drama Alpha Dog; Johansson was also bruised up in the scene.

This black-and-white 1920s throwback video was directed by Fight Club's David Fincher, and even though the song isn't that great, Fincher's touch on the music video is aesthetically pleasing.

This provocative song had radio in a choke-hold in 2006 (no pun intended). The video was shot in Barcelona over four days, with Elena Anaya starring opposite Timberlake as a rival spy who becomes his love interest.

Justin wrote this song about Britney Spears in 2002. In the song, the relationship goes bad because the girl cheated, and to get even, JT makes sure the girl finds out he's moved on with his life. In the video, Justin uses a video camera to tape him getting hot and heavy with another girl. When his girlfriend (who is played by an actress that looks very much like Britney Spears) comes in, he sets it up so she will see the tape.

This eight-minute music video opens with a dedication to Timberlake's late grandparents Sadie Bomar and William Bomar, who were together for 62 years. The video shows an elderly couple throughout different stages of their lifetime as they "reflect" on their time together over the years.

Justin's visuals for "LoveStoned / I Think She Knows Interlude" was an interesting take using the audio waves to create an image of himself.