Is Justin Timberlake hinting at new album with trademark filings and cryptic Instagram posts?

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Justin Timberlake, known for his last solo album «Man of the Woods» released in 2018, is fueling speculation about a potential new album. Recent trademark filings and cryptic social media posts have fans eagerly anticipating what might be in store for the acclaimed artist.

Trademark Application Points to New Project:

Legal documents obtained by TMZ reveal a trademark application filed for phrases like «Everything I Thought It Was» and «Everything I Thought It Was… A Sonic film.» The interesting twist is that the application was submitted by C. Brandon Browning, the same attorney who handled the trademark for Timberlake's 2018 album «Man of the Woods.» This coincidence strongly hints at Timberlake's involvement in a new project, possibly a forthcoming album.

Timberlake's Instagram Clues:

Adding to the intrigue, Justin Timberlake posted the abbreviation «EITIW» on his Instagram, aligning with the filed trademark phrases. Timberlake, who has selectively left only two posts on his Instagram, subtly dropped hints about his next project. The final image in one post features «EITIW» inscribed on an object, accompanied by the caption «Everything I Thought It Was.» These social media breadcrumbs suggest that Timberlake might be gearing up for a solo album.

Connecting the Dots for New Music:

With the trademark application and Timberlake's Instagram clues, all signs seem to point towards a new album in the works. The consistent involvement of attorney C. Brandon Browning, coupled with Timberlake's deliberate use of the «EITIW» abbreviation, fuels speculation that an announcement about the new project might be imminent.

Speculations About Album Announcement:

While fans