Timberlake tells O2 Arena he could sing 'Three Lions' 'for the next hour'
- 6 years ago
US pop star Justin Timberlake sent fans into a frenzy last night after announcing "it's coming home" during a London concert.
Close-up footage filmed on Monday (July 9) at the O2 Arena shows the pop star shouting "it's coming home" from the 1996 song "Three Lions."
The song has become the chant of choice for England fans at this year's Russia World Cup.
In the video, Timberlake talks about becoming "an honourary Brit"after his first UK visit before shouting into the mic: "IT'S. COMING. HOME."
Later video shows the crowd chanting "It's coming home" and Timberlake then says: "I could sing that for the next hour."
Close-up footage filmed on Monday (July 9) at the O2 Arena shows the pop star shouting "it's coming home" from the 1996 song "Three Lions."
The song has become the chant of choice for England fans at this year's Russia World Cup.
In the video, Timberlake talks about becoming "an honourary Brit"after his first UK visit before shouting into the mic: "IT'S. COMING. HOME."
Later video shows the crowd chanting "It's coming home" and Timberlake then says: "I could sing that for the next hour."