Justin Timberlake shared a throwback video with Justin Bieber after the latter gave him a shoutout while headlining weekend two of Coachella.
The adorable clip shared via Instagram Monday showed the *NSYNC member talking to a young Bieber at the start of his career.
Timberlake appeared attentive while chatting with the “Baby” crooner before they took a photo.
In a second clip, Timberlake, now 45, posted a snippet of Bieber, now 32, performing his 2002 track “Cry Me a River” at Coachella on Saturday night.
“I grew up listening to Justin Timberlake and so many other beautiful talents but I remember this like it was yesterday,” the Grammy winner said on stage.
At the music festival, Bieber sang along to a throwback cover he recorded of Timberlake’s track before becoming famous.
“I know this has been a long road. And I know it’s not always a smooth ride,” Timberlake captioned the post.
“I’m proud of you – and you should be proud of you too. Sending love @lilbieber 
.”
Bieber pulled out all the stops for his weekend two performance and serenaded fellow musician Billie Eilish.
Justin was performing his 2009 track “One Less Lonely Girl” when his wife, Hailey Bieber, pushed Eilish to go on stage.
The “Birds of a Feather” songstress hesitated and ultimately crawled to join Justin on stage.
Eilish, who was openly a massive fan of Justin growing up, fangirled over the wholesome moment.
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