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VIDEO: Top Drunken Celebrity Moments Caught on Tape

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March 17 2010, Published 6:34 a.m. ET

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In honor of St. Patrick's Day, PopEater put together the top 12 tipsy celeb videos. From Mariah Carey giving a a sloppy acceptance speech to Ben Affleck being a little too friendly with an interviewer, celebs all have their moments just like we do!

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PopEater pulled the best drunken celeb videos for your enjoyment on St. Patrick's Day and as a reminder to try not to end up on YouTube like these celebrities did!

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Mariah gave a sloppy acceptance speech at the Palm Springs International Film Festival and she was well aware of it! Mariah acknowledged, "And please forgive me because I am a little bit... um."

Warning: Some racy content in this Ben Affleck video! Ben may gotten a tad to inappropriate with his interviewer.

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David Hasselhoff's tipsy moment was a little sad. He was struggling to talk and eat, while shirtless, off his floor.

Britney Spears talked to Kevin Federline about whether Back to the Future could actually happen.

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John Stamos blamed his questionable moment on jet lag.

Paula Abuhl had a hard time getting her point across during a TV interview.

For the other six celeb videos check out PopEater!

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