{"id":116803,"date":"2024-01-20T21:20:07","date_gmt":"2024-01-20T21:20:07","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/lascrucestoday.com\/magic\/2024\/01\/20\/justin-timberlake-drops-everything-i-thought-it-was-album-trailer-doc-in-the-works\/"},"modified":"2024-01-20T21:20:07","modified_gmt":"2024-01-20T21:20:07","slug":"justin-timberlake-drops-everything-i-thought-it-was-album-trailer-doc-in-the-works","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/lascrucestoday.com\/magic\/2024\/01\/20\/justin-timberlake-drops-everything-i-thought-it-was-album-trailer-doc-in-the-works\/","title":{"rendered":"Justin Timberlake drops ‘Everything I Thought It Was’ album trailer; doc in the works"},"content":{"rendered":"
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Justin Timberlake<\/strong> fans predicted his new album would be called Everything I Thought It Was<\/em>, and he seemed to confirm that in his album trailer<\/a>, which he dropped on Friday, January 19 — the same night he played a free show in his hometown of Memphis, Tennessee.<\/p>\n

The trailer is narrated by Benicio Del Toro<\/strong>. It shows a model car pulling up to a gas station in the desert.<\/p>\n

“What do we have here? Ooh, that\u2019s a nice car!,” Del Toro begins. “Wait, it’s a model. Did that say JT?”<\/p>\n

“OK, that sunset is definitely not real,” he continues. Then we see Justin looking at said sunset with his back to the camera.<\/p>\n

“Oh, there’s Justin!” Del Toro says. “Why won’t he turn around? What the f*** is he staring at?”<\/p>\n

Then cut to a black screen with yellow words reading, “Justin Timberlake Presents: Everything I Thought It Was.\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n

According to the Memphis Commercial Appeal,<\/em><\/a> during his concert Friday, JT debuted two new songs, sang “Happy Birthday” to his mom, Janet Lynn Harless<\/strong>, who turned 63 on January 20, and called Memphis “the greatest city on Earth.”<\/p>\n

As for the new songs, he performed one, “Selfish,” and had the DJ play the other, “No Angels,” during a mid-concert interlude. In addition, Memphis Commercial Appeal<\/em> reports that Justin treated the fan to the hits — including “SexyBack,” “Cry Me a River,” “Rock Your Body” and “Holy Grail” — and covered Memphis legend Al Green<\/strong>‘s “Let’s Stay Together.”<\/p>\n

Memphis Commercial Appeal<\/em> also reports that a documentary is in the works, helmed by actor\/filmmaker Fisher Stevens<\/strong>, who directed Justin in the 2021 movie Palmer. <\/em>Stevens, who was at the event with a camera crew, told the paper, “We’re good friends. I’m kind of following him a little bit, so we’re figuring it out.”<\/p>\n