Super Bowl LII Halftime Show: Who’s Playing? When Is It? What Channel Is On?

Justin Timberlake, 36, will headline the Pepsi Super Bowl LII show in Minneapolis on Feb. 4.

Timberlake has performed at the Super Bowl Halftime Show twice before already, and he will be the first individual artist to have performed three times, according to the NFL.

Timberlake has been building up hype for his 2018 performance via Twitter and Instagram.

“I DO have the time. Half the time…” he tweeted, along with a comedic video of himself and late night talk show host Jimmy Fallon.

The NFL has given little indication as to whether Timberlake will have guest artists join him on stage, and CBS Sports reported that he will have 13 minutes to perform.

Many have taken to Twitter to voice their anticipation for Timberlake’s halftime show.

But some aren’t thrilled at the idea of watching Timberlake during halftime.

Timberlake famously had a halftime show snafu in 2004 when an accidental move he made exposed Janet Jackson’s breast that he has since apologized for. He recently discussed the incident with Zane Lowe on Beats 1 Radio.

“It wasn’t too much of a conversation,” Timberlake said. “Just one of those things where you go like, yeah, we’re not gonna — what do you want me to say, like yeah, we’re not gonna do that again.”

Super Bowl LII begins at 3:30 p.m. PST.