Justin Bieber gives fans one behind the scenes looking at the creation of his upcoming album.
On Saturday (March 22), the 31-year-old pop star shared a video on Instagram by himself, which was adhesive with fellow musicians in a spacious room filled with music equipment and a pool table, all overlooking a fantastic outdoor views.
“I think I hate myself sometimes when I feel I’m starting to get inauthentic,” Bieber wrote it almost three minutes of clips. “Then I remember we all get to think we’re not enough, but I still hate when I change to please people.”
In the video, Bieber has a yellow beanie while immersing himself in a trippy, experimental jam session with an eclectic blend of mind-bending electronic sounds. The “sorry” singer labeled several other musicians and friends in his Instagram stories, including Singer-Songwriter Jensen McRae, Pastor Judah Smith, Josh Mehl, DJ Taylor James, Producer Camper and others.
Bieber’s post also withdrew a supportive comment from the frequent Prince partner Sheila E. “Never say you hate Urself !!!!!!!!!!
Earlier that day, “Peaches” Hitmaker shared another reflective post on Instagram and wrote: “I also had anger problems, but I don’t want to grow and don’t respond so much smh.” The message included three photos: a close -up of him in a hoodie, a picture from his childhood and a photo of what seems to be his baby’s son, Jack Blues, lying on a blanket in front of a large screen.
On March 16, the singer opened on Instagram stories about his journey towards letting go of hatred. In an all-caps message he wrote, “I was always told when I was a kid not to hate … but it made me feel that I was not allowed to have it, and so I did not tell anyone I had had it.”
The Grammy winner’s recent posts on social media followed another vulnerable message on March 13, admitting he admitted to having felt “untrained and unqualified most days.” In recent weeks, Bieber has been sincere with fans about the need to “grow up” and revealed in February that he was working on “letting go and remembering that the weight is not on me to change.”
Bieber has not released an album since 2021’s JusticeThere spent two weeks at No. 1 on Billboard 200. This year the star has teased new music that shared occasionally studio photos on Instagram.