Justin Timberlake pauses show in Austin to help fan during medical emergency, video shows

Justin Timberlake was thinking of his fans during a recent tour stop in Austin.

The 10-time Grammy Award winner was performing "Cry Me a River" at the Moody Center on Saturday when he spotted a fan in the crowd who needed assistance. Timberlake first attempted to get the attention of the security team to help the fan before calling for lights in the venue to be turned on, according to a video of the incident posted on TikTok.

"House lights up," the singer can be heard saying in the video. "Sorry everybody, one second, one second. We need some assistance here, about five rows back."

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Another fan commented on the video, saying the incident happened right in front of her and that the woman who needed assistance was OK. Timberlake also said the fan was OK in the video.

The concert was part of Timberlake's "Forget Tomorrow" World Tour, according to People magazine. It's the first time in about five years that the singer has gone on tour.

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Timberlake, entourage take bike tour around Austin

When Timberlake isn't performing in Austin, it appears he enjoys biking here. The performer recently posted a video to his Instagram account of him and his touring group zipping around the city on bikes before heading to Moody Center.

The group commented on Austin's heat and hills. The full video is up on his Instagram page.

This article originally appeared on Austin American-Statesman: Justin Timberlake pauses Austin concert to help fan in need: Video