Justin Timberlake dances his way through New York City in ‘Take Back the Night’ music video

Shot on location in New York City, Timberlake is seen enjoying The Big Apple for all it’s worth in the ‘Take Back the Night’ music video.

Justin Timberlake knows how to give fans an experience and his latest music video for the single “Take Back the Night” doesn’t disappoint.

The 32-year-old singer debuted the video Tuesday, which marks the first single off “The 20/20 Experience - 2 of 2,” due out in September.

Shot on location in New York City, Timberlake is seen enjoying The Big Apple for all it’s worth — he stops by a bodega, has a dance-off with a local kid, and enjoys a night club, all without missing a beat.

Taking full advantage of the city that never sleeps, Timberlake also included clips from his live performance at Yankee Stadium in July during a tour stop with Jay Z and a scene in Times Square.

Just as he did with part one of ‘The 20/20 Experience,’ Timberlake shares the festive music video months before part two’s release.

Just as he did with building anticipation for “20/20” part one, the “Suit & Tie” singer shares the upbeat and festive music video months before the album’s release.

In the video, Timberlake stops by a bodega, has a dance-off with a local kid, and enjoys a night club, all without missing a beat.

“I originally recorded a massive amount of material and decided on the 20 tracks that I wanted on the album over a year ago,” Timberlake said in a statement about part two. “But, when I was mixing and going through all of the songs, there were so many that I loved – I couldn’t resist … I had to throw in something extra on the second half.”