'Filthy' shows Timberlake in full Steve Jobs mode, in control of an iRobot-style android and making it dance on stage in front of a group of tech experts, before moving it into some truly bizarre sex positions with a group of female dancers.

Filthy was produced by Timberlake, alongside Danja and Timbaland - who between them have previously worked with the likes Britney Spears, Justin Bieber, Madonna, Sam Smith as well as having a long relationship with Timberlake himself.

Many people had expected a more country-tinged lead single, after it was announced that country titan Chris Stapleton would appear on Timberlake's latest album. However, 'Filthy' leans more towards electro and R'n'B. Typically, it's been getting a mixed reaction from fans.

Justin Timberlake teasing us with a country album and releasing a sex song for robots is why I have trust issues.

— Alex Goldschmidt (@alexandergold) January 5, 2018

I couldn’t even finish Justin Timberlake’s new song. It’s so bad . Maybe I’ll give it another listen in the morning but it’s a no for now #Filthy pic.twitter.com/3HoENBx9uy

— Stephanie. (@qsteph) January 5, 2018

Me listening to Justin Timberlake's new single #Filthy pic.twitter.com/Q8dTr6Q0oo

— YetAnotherSJW (@YetAnotherSJW) January 5, 2018

Me trying to figure out how to dance to Justin Timberlake’s new song pic.twitter.com/CTGudSb1S9

— Michael James (@mvchaeljames) January 5, 2018

Listen to 'Filthy' here: