WATCH: Justin Timberlake Stops Concert For Fan Who 'Desperately' Needs Help

Justin Timberlake stopped his show in Austin, Texas, over the weekend to draw attention to a fan who "desperately" needed assistance. According to TMZ, the "Mirror" hitmaker was in the middle of performing his set at the Moody Center on Saturday (June 1) when he saw a fan struggling five rows back. Timberlake asked his crew to turn the house lights on so event staff could easily make their way to the individual.

"Sorry everybody, one second, one second. We need some assistance here about five rows back," the artist pointed to the fan in the crowd who was experiencing a medical issue.

Though viewers are unable to see the individual in distress, TMZ mentioned that it must not have been an extremely serious matter due to JT's facial expressions, but a scary situation nonetheless. The event staff made sure the individual was ok and eventually brought the concert-goer back to their seat where they enjoyed the rest of the show in safety. Timberlake was sure to commend the event staff for their speedy work before continuing his set.

"Make some noise for the event staff here. They got back there very quickly!"

Information regarding what happened to the fan that caused the artist to pause his concert in the first place has yet to be revealed, but it is known that paramedics were not called to the scene.