Justin Bieber has a "self-slap" that goes underground, fans can only pray

After many unusual actions and health problems, Justin Bieber is suspected of using illegal substances. However, the male singer's representative has just spoken out to deny these baseless speculations.

Recently, the "one-time prince of pop" Justin Bieber has worried fans with his thin, haggard appearance. In early February, he appeared in New York with dark circles under his eyes and lethargy, sparking rumors that he used many stimulants that affected his health.

On TMZ on February 24, Bieber's representative confirmed that the artist is enjoying "one of the best periods of his life." He is currently busy composing new music, taking care of his six-month-old son Jack Blues Bieber, as well as looking forward to his 31st birthday this weekend. The singer's side added that many people "stubbornly perpetuate negative, sensational, and harmful stories" about Justin's mental and physical health.

According to the representative, 2024 is a "transformative period" for Justin Bieber as he ends a number of close friendships and unnecessary collaborations. The singer has unfollowed a series of acquaintances on Instagram, including his father-in-law - actor Stephen Baldwin, rapper Usher - who supported him when he first debuted, Selena Gomez's fiancé - producer Benny Blanco, Drake, "rap king" Diddy and The Weeknd.

Justin Bieber's current priority is not to find temporary solutions, his rep said. Instead, the Baby singer wants to support Hailey and his son, take care of his health, and create the art he is passionate about.

Notably, just two days after Justin Bieber's representative denied the allegations of his drug use, a video went viral on social media, destroying everything. According to the video, Justin is shirtless, wearing baggy jeans that reveal Calvin Klein underwear and a wool hat.
The singer was seen holding a bag of chips and rapping cryptically alongside a friend. With seemingly bleary eyes, he rapped: "I like a handsome guy, I fly high like a magpie, I fly high like me."

The former "Prince of Pop"'s tired appearance and tone have sparked concern among his fans, with many suggesting he may have been using illegal substances. They have expressed deep concern for the singer's health and safety, especially as he recently welcomed his first son. "Just stop it Justin. You're a father," one fan wrote.

Many other fans have also spoken up to beg the singer to seek the necessary help. "So sad to see this"; "He is in desperate need of help! Justin, you are loved so much"; "God love you brother! Don't go back to your old ways",...

Netizens even compared Justin Bieber to Britney Spears: "The expression in his eyes is like Britney's." Meanwhile, a part of netizens sent prayers and encouragement to the male singer: "Stay healthy"; "I will pray for your healing",...

The Baby singer has faced many health problems in the past and has spoken publicly about his condition. In June 2022, he announced the postponement of his international Justice tour due to facial paralysis, unable to blink or smile. Two years earlier, the singer was diagnosed with Lyme syndrome and infectious mononucleosis.

As a teenager, Justin used drugs extensively, only kicking the habit in 2014. In an episode of the documentary series "Justin Bieber: Seasons", he revealed that he started smoking marijuana when he was 12 or 13. He admitted that his fame as a teenager led to him abusing "pretty heavy drugs" and becoming dependent on them.

In Vogue in 2019, the Baby singer said: "The drugs created a barrier between me and what I was doing. Everything became very dark. I think there were times when the bodyguard had to come into the room late at night, check my pulse to see if I was still breathing."

Justin Bieber went crazy and unfollowed his boyfriend Selena Gomez and many stars, shocking reasons Tuyết Ngọc17:03:11 21/02/2025After unfollowing his wife Hailey Baldwin, father-in-law and some relatives, earlier this week Justin Bieber continued to attract attention when he did the same thing to many famous people on social networks.