Joe Biden is bringing out the big guns in his battle to win the presidency: Justin Timberlake.

The former vice president is splashing a new ad campaign which takes aim at Donald Trump and his insistence that he’s “treated worse” than any other president, instead of focusing on the current health crisis.

“Over 1 million cases of COVID-19. Almost 70,000 dead. What is upsetting President Trump? Tough questions from the press,” reads a post on Biden’s social accounts, which accompanies an edited package from the president’s Lincoln Memorial Fox town hall. “Cry me a river, Mr. President.”

The Democratic nominee’s campaign is soundtracked by Timberlake’s 2002 heartbreak hit “Cry Me a River,” which snagged a Grammy and went to No. 3 on the Billboard Hot 100.

Though he’s not known for blasting his political views, JT is a true-blue Democrat supporter. In 2016, he and his wife Jessica Biel hosted a fundraiser for the party’s then-presidential candidate Hillary Clinton in Los Angeles. Also, he’s no fan of Trump, taking aim at the POTUS in his 2018 music video for “Supplies.”

See the new campaign video below.