TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 2月5日 11時09分

At Super Bowl LII on Feb. 4, TIME’s television critic Daniel D’Addario writes, @ジャスティン・ティンバーレイク was more than just seeking a much-needed second act as a pop star; he was seeking to relive his past. Opening his act in a crowded club-style setting, Timberlake performed his new track about his “haters,” “Filthy,” before taking the gridiron and launching into “Rock Your Body.” That’s exactly the song Timberlake performed some 14 years ago, when he ripped off a bit more of Janet Jackson’s bustier than had been planned, resulting in a scandal that effectively halted her career while his continued to rise unabated. There was a great deal at stake for Timberlake, whose most recent album was met with an exceedingly muted response. He may be selling an album titled "Man of the Woods," but on Sunday night he was a man in the weeds, D’Addario adds, scrambling through his archives to find any moment that might connect with an audience that, in substantial part, hasn’t lived with his music. Photograph by Kevin C. Cox—@gettyimages #?

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