VEVOIt's finally here!
Justin Timberlake premiered the music video for his latest single, "Take Back the Night," and it showcases some of his best dance moves yet.
In the almost six-minute clip, J.T. is shown dancing around New York City's Chinatown neighborhood and visiting neighborhood haunts.
Between dance circles with kids who can bust a move to seducing the camera with his swiveling hips, this video is jam-packed with all things we love about the "Suit & Tie" singer.
The video shows Timberlake visiting underground hot spots and nightclubs as well as performing in front of a huge crowd.
The singer's new tune hit a slight bump in the road when it first hit the airwaves.
The hitmaker said in a statement on July 15 that he was only recently made aware that Take Back the Night was also the name of a nearly 40-year-old international support group for victims of sexual violence.
"Upon the release of my new single 'Take Back The Night,' I was made aware of an organization of the same name called The Take Back The Night Foundation," he said in a statement released to E! News. "I wanted to take this opportunity to let all know that neither my song nor its lyrics have any association with the organization."
Timberlake suggested that perhaps now at least the name of his song can contribute to the conversation, even though the substance of the first single off the second volume of The 20/20 Experience, is pure pop-R&B, dance-club ready confection.
"As I've learned more about The Take Back The Night Foundation, I'm moved by its efforts to stop violence against women, create safe communities and encourage respectful relationships for women—something we all should rally around," Timberlake continued. "It is my hope that this coincidence will bring more awareness to this cause."
Regardless of the song's controversy, what do you think about the dance-filled music video?