After the concert, the NSYNC star takes to his social media accounts to upload a brief snippet of the track, which is followed by a trailer of his upcoming album, 'Everything I Thought I Was'.
- Jan 21, 2024
AceShowbiz - Justin Timberlake debuted new music during a frre concert in his hometown of Memphis. When performing at a special "One Night Only" show at the Orpheum Theater, the "Cry Me a River" crooner previewed a brand-new single called "Selfish".
"If you saw what I saw/ they would fall the way I fell," the 42-year-old sang in front of the Tennessee crowd. "They don't know who you are/ Baby, I would never tell/ If they know what I know/ They would never let you go / So, guess what? I ain't ever letting you go."
" 'Cause your lips were made for mine/ and my heart would go flatline/ if it wasn't beatin' for you all the time," he continued. "So if I get jealous, I can't help it/ I want every bit of you, I guess I'm selfish / It's bad for my mental, but I can't fight it."
After the concert, Justin took to his social media accounts to upload a brief snippet of the track. He followed it up with a trailer of his upcoming album, "Everything I Thought I Was", which was narrated by Benicio Del Toro.
Justin first teased the album title on Wednesday. He shared some pictures on Instagram, one of which featured a message that simply read, "EITIW," which seemingly made a reference to "Everything I Thought It Was". He also captioned the post, "EITIW."
Fans have since left positive responses in the comment section. One in particular raved, "IS THIS REALLY HAPPENING RIGHT NOW? I MUST BE DREAMING." Another penned, " 'Everything I Thought I Wanted' or what….? Whatever it is, it better be good, RANDALL….especially since we're clearly not getting an NSYNC tour."
"EITW" will serve as a follow-up to Justin's "Man of the Woods", which was dropped in 2018. While he hasn't released his own single since then, he teamed up with his NSYNC bandmates for a song called "Better Place", which was featured in the "Trolls Band Together" movie.
