Justin Timberlake pauses show to check up on struggling fan
Justin Timberlake showed his class by ensuring a fan received assistance at his show.
Justin Timberlake has proven that his fans come first.
During his recent show in Texas, the singer had to pause his performance to give attention to his fans who seemed to be struggling.
In a video that went viral on social media, Justin can be seen performing 'Cry Me a River' at Austin's Moody Center on Saturday, 1 June, when he spotted a fan in the crowd who needed assistance.
Justin can be seen calling for help for a fan who seemed to be struggling in the crowd.
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He points out to the fan a couple of times before the camera zooms to the spot where the fan is receiving help.
The musician then pauses his performance and says: "House lights up."
"Sorry everybody, one second, one second. We need some assistance here, about five rows back," he can be heard saying.
He then asks the officials if the person is okay.
After hearing that the fan is okay, Justin claps hands and encourages others in the crowd to clap, before proceeding with his performance.
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Watch the video below:
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