See Martin Scorsese stand up at Justin Timberlake concert: 'The G.O.A.T. came to see me'
The Oscar-winning filmmaker attended Timberlake's Forget Tomorrow tour, days after the singer's arrest, with Jessica Biel and the "RHONY" cast also in the crowd.
This is something that's definitely not going to ruin the tour — yes, the world tour. Now, the only river Justin Timberlake is crying might be filled with tears of joy after Hollywood legend Martin Scorsese attended his latest Forget Tomorrow concert performance in New York City.
Days after the 43-year-old's June 18 arrest on a DWI charge, the singer shared to his Instagram Story a fan-captured video of the Oscar-winning director in attendance at the Tuesday evening Madison Square Garden show.
In the clip, Scorsese stands for one of Timberlake's songs, and puts his right hand up to his eye toward the end of the footage.
Justin Timberlake/Instagram Martin Scorsese attends Justin Timberlake's Forget Tomorrow tour
According to reports from the concert, Timberlake shouted out Scorsese — known for directing legendary films like Taxi Driver, Raging Bull, Goodfellas, and The Departed — during the set.
“The G.O.A.T. came to see me," he said, per The Mirror. "The one and only Martin Scorsese, right?"
He continued: "So many family and friends. But something that just keeps washing over as we continue on through this tour, I look around and I see faces, that I've seen so many times before."
Entertainment Weekly has reached out to representatives for Scorsese for comment.
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Other famous faces spotted in the crowd at Timberlake's show included Real Housewives of New York City stars Jessel Taank and Ubah Hassan, as well as Timberlake's wife, actress Jessica Biel.
Following his arrest earlier in June, Timberlake publicly addressed the incident on stage Friday.
“We’ve been together through ups and downs, lefts and rights,” Timberlake said in footage posted on social media. “It’s been a tough week, but you’re here and I’m here, and nothing can change this moment right now.”
See an image of Scorsese in the audience at Timberlake's concert above.
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