During a recent concert in Austin, Texas, Justin Timberlake demonstrated his concern for his fans by stopping his performance to assist a concertgoer in need. The incident occurred on Saturday, June 1, while Timberlake was singing "Cry Me a River" at the Moody Center.

Captured in a video that has circulated on TikTok, the moment shows Timberlake interrupting his Forget Tomorrow World Tour to call for the house lights to be turned up. He pointed out the fan, located about five rows from the stage, and requested immediate assistance from the security team.

"Sorry everybody, one second... we need some assistance right here about five rows back," Timberlake announced to the audience, ensuring the situation was handled with care. After confirming the well-being of the fan, who appeared grateful for the attention, Timberlake resumed the show, smiling and clapping, reassuring the crowd, "OK, we're OK."

According to eyewitnesses, paramedics were not needed, and the fan was able to return to their seat and continue enjoying the concert.

This tour marks Timberlake's return to the stage after a five-year break, beginning with a show in Vancouver, Canada, on April 29, 2024. His setlist includes a mix of his greatest hits and new tracks from his sixth studio album, "Everything I Thought It Was," featuring songs like “Technicolor” and “My Favorite Drug.”

Timberlake's tour is set to continue with performances across major U.S. cities, concluding on December 20, 2024, in Kansas City at the T-Mobile Center. His dedication to his fans' safety and enjoyment was evident from his swift action during the Austin show.