"Cry Me a River" by Alter Grey

 

Sofia, Bulgaria band Alter Grey cover Justin Timberlake's 2002 spitegala "Cry Me a River."

If you take the song's line about burning bridges literally, the city of Sofia offers a couple of options.

There's the Lion's Bridge over the Vladaya river, or the Eagles Bridge over the Perlovska river.

For more Justin Timberlake covers, Fame on Fire's version of "Can't Stop the Feeling" can be found here, and Boy Deluxe's version of "SexyBack" can be found here.

"SexyBack" by Boy Deluxe

 

Los Angeles, California based noise pop duo Boy Deluxe are bringing sexy back with their version of Mickey Mouse Club alumni Justin Timberlake's 2006 electro R&B single "SexyBack."

If you're looking for a cake with the song title piped onto it, a good place to start is the Vons supermarket chain in the Fullerton area, where 1/4 sheet cakes can be purchased for $28.99.  Rumor has it, that's where this one was bought.

Go 'head, be gone with it.

"Can't Stop the Feeling" by Fame on Fire

 

The Spotify biography for Palm Beach, Florida group Fame on Fire opens with "Fame on Fire are not a cover band."

Their most streamed songs are 70% covers.

So, even if they don't consider themselves a cover band, I'd say they're pretty darn close to qualifying as one.

They do contribute their own unique metal/new wave sound to the songs that they remake, including this Justin Timberlake smash from the soundtrack of 2016 Dreamworks animated film "Trolls."