Justin Timberlake Updates His Concert Wardrobe After NSFW Mishap

Justin Timberlake upgraded his wardrobe after he went viral for a NSFW style mishap during his Forget Tomorrow World Tour.

Justin Timberlake isn’t going to let another outfit ruin the tour.

After going viral earlier this month for a NSFW wardrobe malfunction, the 43-year-old made a noticeable tweak to his onstage fashion as he had a longer shirt while performing his song “Mirrors” at his Dec. 20 concert in Kansas City.

In a video sharing the moment on TikTok, the “SexyBack” singer can be seen pulling the shirt down while performing and the harness that is strapped to his outfit appears looser.

Fans took notice with one user writing in the comments of the Dec. 21 TikTok video, “He knows we know.” Another user quipped, “that looks like a specially made shirt made on the fly just for this situation. it got the side split for the harness and everything.”

While performing in Nashville, Tennessee, on Dec. 12, JT had on a shorter version of the shirt and the harness—which was so tight and high on his thighs that it stretched the material of his thin pants, showing off the outline of his entire—er—package.

The Forget Tomorrow World Tour—which marked Justin’s first concert since 2019—has not been without a few hiccups. In October, the “Selfish” singer postponed a show in New Jersey, after suffering “an injury that is preventing me from performing.” Last month, the Grammy winner canceled his show in Oklahoma due to a back injury.

Amid starting the tour, Justin was arrested on June 18 for driving while intoxicated. In September, he pleaded guilty to a noncriminal traffic violation of driving while impaired, according to NBC News. He agreed to pay a minimal fine and complete 25 to 40 hours of community service.

As for the tour, it’s set to pick back up in January and go until February, before Justin hits the road for the international festival circuit in the summer.

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