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Justin Timberlake & Chris Stapleton delivered a stunningly heartfelt performance of “Tennessee Whiskey.”

Justin Timberlake might not be the first artist you associate with Chris Stapleton, yet their unexpected pairing has proven to be quite dynamic. Their electric synergy was on full display during a memorable rendition of “Tennessee Whiskey” at Timberlake’s concert in Nashville’s Bridgestone Arena.

The pop superstar extended an invitation to the country music luminary to join him for a rendition of the track, a staple in Stapleton’s repertoire and a frequent highlight of his performances. Their collaboration kicked off with a captivating guitar intro, setting the stage for Stapleton to lead with the first verse, showcasing his impeccable vocal prowess. The duo then united for the chorus, with Timberlake taking on the second verse and infusing the country classic with his signature pop and R&B flair, creating a compelling contrast to Stapleton’s soulful delivery.

In a display of generosity and respect, Timberlake ensured Stapleton remained at the forefront for much of the performance, allowing his vocal and guitar talents to take center stage, a gesture that Stapleton met with an outstanding performance.

The collaboration was a hit among fans, with enthusiastic comments on the video praising Stapleton’s effortless vocal style and the unique magic that arises when he and Timberlake combine their talents. The duo also captivated audiences with a live performance of “Say Something” on Jimmy Fallon’s show.

Their musical camaraderie dates back to their first joint performance at the 2015 CMA Awards, where they performed “Tennessee Whiskey” and Timberlake’s “Drink You Away,” a moment that significantly boosted Stapleton’s national profile. Their partnership continued with the 2018 hit “Say Something,” a track from Timberlake’s fifth album “Man of the Woods,” which they co-wrote, earning a triple Platinum certification in the US.

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