As Marie Claire reported earlier this month, Britney Spears has turned over the narration of the audiobook of her memoir The Woman in Me to five-time Oscar nominee Michelle Williams. 'The book was a labor of love and all the emotions that came with it,' Spears said. 'Reliving it all was exciting, heartbreaking, and moving, to say the least. For those reasons, I only read a small portion of the audiobook. I am very grateful to the wonderful Michelle Williams for reading the rest."

There is no doubt how the Williams side feels about Spears and her story: "I'm on Britney's side."

The book and accompanying audiobook were released yesterday, with particular attention paid to Williams' impersonation of Spears' ex-boyfriend Justin Timberlake and one clip from when the two were dating in the early 2000s.

In the clip, Williams reads a quote Spears wrote: His band *NSYNC was called "so pimp" at the time. 'They were white boys, but they loved hip-hop. To me, that's what separated them from the Backstreet Boys. The Backstreet Boys seemed to me to consciously position themselves as a white group. *NSYNC was hanging out with black artists. One day J and I were in NYC and went to a part of town we had never been to before. Walking our way was a guy with a huge medallion, flanked by two huge security guards, and J got all excited and said out loud, "Hey, what's going on? Ginuwine, what's up, my homey? After Ginuwine walked away, Felicia [Culotta] imitated J and said, 'Oh yeah, for shiz, for shiz, Ginuwine,' and J wasn't even embarrassed."

Williams' Timberlake impersonation was, how shall we say, so epic that the clip has been viewed over 9 million times on X (the platform formerly known as Twitter), according to Entertainment Tonight. Additionally, the excerpt was quoted and replied to by thousands of users. One fan said: 'Michelle has won an Oscar, a Grammy, a Golden Globe, and everything in between.'

Another fan's response summed up the instantly classic moment nicely: five-time Oscar nominee Michelle Williams saying "fo' shiz, fo' shiz, what's up homie?" is art," while another tweeted it best Perhaps the best way to put it: it's hard to believe that Michelle Williams is living in a reality where she says "fo' shiz."

The audiobook of "Woman in Me" is available now.