He was singing Cry Me A River when he gestured for his team to check on the fan.
Justin Timberlake is on his Forget Tomorrow World Tour, which kicked off in April and is set to run through December.
The American musician was singing his 2002 hit Cry Me A River when he urgently gestured for his security team to check on the concertgoer, who was about five rows from the stage. It was unclear what medical emergency the fan was experiencing, but the concertgoers around the area later signalled to Timberlake they were all right.According to American tabloid TMZ, eyewitnesses said paramedics were not called to the scene and the fan finished watching the concert.
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