Camp Timberlake 'killed it' - Beyonce
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Beyonce says she is "in awe" of Justin Timberlake after the fellow pop star played a camp back-up dancer with her in a skit on hit TV show Saturday Night Live.
Timberlake, wearing a black leotard and high heels, played one of three dancers who annoyed Beyonce as she tried to record a video for her new song, Single Ladies (Put a Ring On It).
"I still can't believe he did that," Beyonce told People.com.
"He was incredible. We rehearsed it two times. He picked up the choreography. He has this photographic memory. He could probably kill it if he wanted to."
The song Single Ladies appears on Beyonce's new album, I Am ... Sasha Fierce.
The SNL skit had received more than 600,000 hits before being removed by YouTube.
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