Justin Timberlake - Everything I Thought It Was (March 15, 2024) Album • Page 2

No Timbaland, interesting

 

Is this an apology album

 

Timbaland is definitely involved in some way because he had mentioned he worked on it a few months back and it's been done for awhile.

I'm optimistic for this record...but I'm biased cause I've loved everything he's done.

 

Album out March 15th. 18 tracks.

 

I really like this!

Was just thinking, when he does SNL what are the odds that his second song is Better Place w/NSYNC?

 

Chances are less than zero, the NSYNC marketing campaign for trolls is over

 

It also didn't do very well to my knowledge?

 

That song is boring as fuck. I just listened to it and forgotten it already.

 

I think the problem is, it feels like we've heard this before from him.

 

I like it.

 

I also like it

 

This song is pretty smooth. Certainly better than whatever he was trying with Filthy and Supplies.

 

This should’ve been the NSYNC song

 

I still dig it and wouldn’t switch it off if it came on the radio that I never listen too haha.

 

This is so wonder bread, sounds like a Bieber b-side.

 

but that song was so catchy!! The super memorable chorus of uhh ummm "let me take you to a better placeeeeeee, I can uhhh show youu the ummmm placeeee babyyyyy"

 

It was an abomination

 

I liked it but not sure if I’ll go back to it. I’m sure I’ll be hearing it around plenty before the album comes out and if it grows on me I’ll check out the album. Idk I don’t dislike JT as much as people seem to online but there’s always a lot of new music out and I’m not sure I’m particularly interested in JT rn

 

I really like this song, but it is so so so safe. Which, I guess makes sense after whatever Man of the Woods was.

 

Quite forgettable.

 

Not bad, I enjoy it. Interesting that it's track 15.

 

Quite the turn of events really, it seemed 20/20 era Justin could do no wrong but after the questionable Man of the Woods and the drama after, his popularity has took a bit of a nose dive.

 

I don't love Man of the Woods, but it becomes a wayyyy stronger album if you remove Filthy and Supplies. He fucked himself with the silly visual style that went along with it, when there's actually good songs throughout the album. Having the lead singles not be indicative of the album as a whole, was a terrible choice and just added to the weird rollout

 

anyone else think he started the rollout with a slower r&b tune due to the recent backlash?

 

18 tracks?