Is Jessica Biel on “Filthy,” Justin Timberlake’s new song? Twitter certainly thinks so
Justin Timberlake’s new album Man Of The Woods debuts in less than a month — on February 2nd — and we can’t wait. The album’s first single, “Filthy,” dropped at midnight on Friday, January 5th. And a LOT of people on Twitter are wondering: Is Jessica Biel on Justin Timberlake’s new song?
Before we get to the tweets, you need to watch the video for “Filthy” or listen to the song for yourself, if you haven’t already done so through one of the many platforms out there, including iTunes, Spotify, and YouTube. The video takes place in the future, in 2028, at a Pan-Asian Deep Learning Conference in Malaysia. Timberlake closely resembles Steve Jobs and introduces a dancing robot to the huge crowd. Much like ~all~ of his songs, “Filthy” is another one with catchy lyrics that will stay in your head long after it’s over.
As for when Jessica Biel’s voice comes in, it’s supposedly toward the end of the song. A woman’s voice says, “Do you see me? Can you find me? Look closer…through the trees. Do you see it?” Many fans are convinced the voice belongs to Jessica Biel, though it has not officially been confirmed. Listen to the song for yourself and see what you think. The voice starts around the 4:27 mark.
Here’s what the Twitterverse had to say about it.
#Filthy is fire.... do I hear @JessicaBiel on the end of the song? @jtimberlake
— Erin (@ErinGooz) January 5, 2018
Is it @JessicaBiel at the end of @jtimberlake new track #Filthy
— Jack (@JackAW89) January 7, 2018
Holy shit!!!!!!! This is sexy AF!!! @jtimberlake you did not disappoint!! #filthy loved the cameo @JessicaBiel bring the tour in @THETNKIDS!!!!! pic.twitter.com/tkv2LBvDzz
— Jennifer (@jenshmily) January 5, 2018
I Hear you @JessicaBiel on the #FILTHY track!! LOVE IT!!!! @jtimberlake @THETNKIDS
— Kim (@KimMitch1128) January 5, 2018
@jtimberlake #filthy is amazzzing!! Is @JessicaBiel on the end? Does this mean another tour?!?!?!?! Please say yes!!! #JustinTimberlake #ManOfTheWoods #CantStopWontStop
— Sarah Harris (@SarahHRedken) January 6, 2018
@JessicaBiel could appear in front of me and tell me it's not her on the end of @jtimberlake's track #Filthy and I still wouldn't believe her. #familyeffort #ManOfTheWoods #Inlove
— Alex H (@TheGlitterati) January 7, 2018
Yaaass, @jtimberlake!!! Fuck me UP!!
#Filthy And don’t think I missed @JessicaBiel at the end. I heard you, girl. Lmao. I’m ready for some tour dates, Timberlake! Let’s do this shit!! #ManOfTheWoods#TNKids#JustinTimberlakepic.twitter.com/pGeTHGV6PG
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Brynne-Eva Zeff
(@NickysAngelBaby) January 5, 2018
We also like these summations of the song.
@jtimberlake my analysis of #filthy basically it's a metaphor for Justin before he met @JessicaBiel robotic, controlled, sexualised then jess comes along, the end of the song "can u hear me?" The album will reflect how he's changed track by track #ManOfTheWoods#motw
— louise (@ltzig) January 7, 2018
.@jtimberlake is your disappearance in the #filthy video in any way connected to the audio at the end of the song that features @JessicaBiel ...like maybe you’re actually bring transpired back to your roots, and the album is actually one big story? #ManOfTheWoods
— Andy Ellis (@Baseballhwk) January 6, 2018
I can see where @jtimberlake's #FILTHY song and music video is going. It's like a movie. We just have to follow him through the trees
cc: @Timbaland@only1DANJA@THETNKIDS@JessicaBiel— M A (@Mz908) January 5, 2018
And this describes us perfectly!
So Jessica Biel is at the end of Filthy? I missed this. Now I have to listen for the 3637383 time.
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Beckyw/theGoodHair (@pinkis4gangstas) January 5, 2018
Here was Justin’s Instagram post announcing “Filthy.”
A post shared by Justin Timberlake (@justintimberlake) on Jan 3, 2018 at 6:59am PST
As we mentioned, Timberlake’s new album, Man of the Woods, drops on February 2nd.
A post shared by Justin Timberlake (@justintimberlake) on Jan 2, 2018 at 7:04am PST
In the album’s trailer, Timberlake says Man of the Woods was inspired by his family and Tennessee roots.
“This album is really inspired by my son, my wife, my family, but more so than any other album I’ve written, where I’m from,” Timberlake said. “It’s personal.”
Inspired by his wife, huh? That’s just more potential evidence that the female voice at the end of “Filthy” belongs to Jessica Biel!
