Justin Timberlake Starts a Revolution in His Sexy, Dystopian "Supplies" Video

Updated on Jan 22, 2018 at 1:20 AM

If it feels like January is basically all about Justin Timberlake, that's because it is. On Thursday morning, the singer released the video for his next song, "Supplies," and . . . well, you really need to see it for yourself. Starting out with a shot of the singer watching multiple TV screens showing recent news events, it then splits into a number of symbolic scenes. There are white crocodiles, burning pyramids, fiery sex scenes (with Baby Driver's Eiza González), some moments with collaborator Pharrell Williams, and so much more. Based on the reactions to his "Filthy" music video, we think people will have a lot to say about this one, too.

"Supplies" is the seventh track on Timberlake's Man of the Woods album, which comes out on Feb. 2 — two days before he'll take the stage for the Super Bowl halftime show. Until then, we'll just continue the countdown to his upcoming tour while watching the "Filthy" and "Supplies" videos on repeat. Bonus points if you've already started memorizing the choreography.

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