Late-Night Hosts Had a Lot to Say About Justin Bieber's Arrest

Updated on Jan 24, 2014 at 1:45 PM

Late-night hosts owe a debt of gratitude to Justin Bieber this week for supplying them with a multitude of monologue fodder. Bieber was arrested in Florida for drag racing this week and was, as a result, the starring subject of many a joke last night. Jimmy Fallon, Jay Leno, Jimmy Kimmel, and Conan O'Brien all brought up the young singer's misdeeds, and despite the severity of the situation, I'm not going to say I didn't laugh at their clever cracks. Take a look last night's monologues:

Late Night With Jimmy Fallon

Fallon made fun of the already-infamous smiling Bieber mug shot, saying, "I don't know if I'm looking at a mug shot or a Proactiv commercial. He's so excited to be arrested."

The Tonight Show With Jay Leno

Kimmel didn't spare the troubled singer, either: "Just when the streets are finally safe from Lindsay Lohan, Justin Bieber comes out of nowhere, arrested in Miami Beach . . . and he's in trouble with his grandparents for not stopping by to visit."

Conan

Conan O'Brien showed footage of Bieber's court appearance, parodying it with a side-by-side picture of the singer fanning himself with money.

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