Justin Timberlake announced Sunday that he will perform at the Super Bowl halftime show next year.
The musician made the announcement via Twitter in a video clip with NBC late-night host Jimmy Fallon, declaring, “I do halftime!”
The network will broadcast the NFL’s championship game on Feb. 4, 2018, from Minneapolis’ U.S. Bank Stadium.
The music superstar previously participated in the halftime show for the 2004 Super Bowl, and the moment he tore off part of Janet Jackson’s costume resulted in the infamous “wardrobe malfunction” in which one of her breasts was largely exposed.
“Nipplegate” led the FCC to issue a record $550,000 fine to CBS, the network that broadcast that year’s game — though the fine was later voided by an appeals court.
The 36-year-old star first rose to fame as the youngest member of the boy band ‘NSYNC, then launched a successful solo career beginning with the hit 2002 album “Justified.”
He later branched out into acting, performing in movies such as “The Social Network,” “Friends With Benefits” and Woody Allen’s upcoming “Wonder Wheel.”
Earlier this year, he scored an Oscar nomination for co-writing the song “Can’t Stop the Feeling” from the animated movie “Trolls” in which he also voiced one of the characters.
Watch Timberlake’s announcement via Twitter below.
I DO have the time. Half the time…#PepsiHalftime #SBLII @Pepsi @NFL @JimmyFallon @FallonTonight pic.twitter.com/4Z4Dz29l3X
— Justin Timberlake (@jtimberlake) October 23, 2017