Los Angeles (CNN) -- A homeless man included in a mock video produced by a friend of Justin Timberlake's for the actor-singer's wedding celebration wants Timberlake to visit him on Skid Row. Lawyer Gloria Allred, known for representing clients with high-profile complaints, held a news conference on Skid Row in downtown Los Angeles Monday to publicize the demands of the man, identified only as Eddie. "I just want Justin Timberlake to come and talk to me about the things he can do to help us people that's down and out and that's lost things in our lives and not back on track," said "Eddie," who appeared at the news conference with Allred.
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"I just want Justin Timberlake to come and talk to me," homeless man tells reporters
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Lawyer Gloria Allred challenges Timberlake to help Eddie and other homeless get jobs
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Timberlake apologized for the "silly, unsavory" video, which a "knucklehead" friend made
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"I don't live my life making fun of people," Timberlake says
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Mr. @placeholder, you, and your friends and others are in a position to provide that help."
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While he was paid $40 to appear on the video, @placeholder said he had no idea it would make fun of him or his friends.
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While @placeholder said he had no involvement in making it, "by association, I am holding myself accountable."
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@placeholder, who has lived on the streets for "six or seven years," said he was hoping for a job as a clerk, custodian, caretaker or construction worker.
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Timberlake's representative did not immediately respond to CNN's request for comment on @placeholder's call for help.