Justin Timberlake bringing back long shirts for a very good reason.

After executing its Forget Tomorrow World Tour in Nashville on Dec. 12, the Grammy winner, 43, went viral on TikTok for a Wardrobe Malfunction NSFW involving a too-short t-shirt and tight harness that accidentally exposed the outline of his bulge.

Although Timberlake hasn’t actually spoken about the hiccups, which were captured in a clip taken by a fan garnering over 11 million views as of this writing, he appears to have indirectly addressed the situation during his final show in Kansas City, Missouri on December 20, with a slight change of clothing.

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In another TikTok video Filmed by an onlooker, the “SexyBack” singer can be seen wearing a black shirt with what appears to be a much longer hem to cover his crotch.

While it’s hard to tell whether this is the platform angle or a completely new shirt, the hem is definitely longer than that of the previous wardrobe piece. The outfit modification prevented Timberlake from facing a second accident (the last one left him playing with his shirt to hide his clothed lower parts) during his gravity-defying act, which sees him suspended above the crowd on a raised platform during “Mirrors”. »

Many flooded the comments section with their thoughts on the musician’s new concert look, with one pointing out that the updated shirt features slits so it doesn’t bunch up in the harness around his waist (although the previous shirt does this too, but not as well while the singer was standing flat on the floor).

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Timberlake’s Forget Tomorrow world tour, expected to be one of the best-selling tours of the year, kicked off in April after announcing his return to the stage on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon last January.

His shows, which feature hits such as “Cry Me a River” and “Suit & Tie,” as well as new songs from his sixth studio album. Everything I thought I waswill continue until 2025 with dates initially planned for 2024 which were postponed due to Timberlake’s health issues.

Timberlake will also perform overseas in South America, Europe and the United Kingdom.