Justin Timberlake Gives Props to Creator of It s Gonna Be May Meme: Look What You Started People 5 hrs ago
Justin Timberlake is giving props where they are due.
On Saturday, the 40-year-old singer gave credit to the woman who started the popular It s Gonna Be May meme, which celebrates the first day of May by poking fun at the way Timberlake pronounces me in NSYNC s song, It s Gonna Be Me.
Throughout the track, Timberlake who used to be a member of the boy band pronounces me like may.
Posting a photo of Kianna Davis, the fan who started the viral joke, to his Instagram Story on Saturday, Timberlake wrote, Now that it s ACTUALLY May, I have to give props where they are due. Look what you started, alongside a laughing emoji.
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