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Justin Bieber Performs “Sorry” & “What Do You Mean” Before Massive Crowd On

Celebrating the release of his new album objective, pop star Justin Bieber dropped music videos, one for each song on the CD, in succession on Sunday, November 15, delighting his fans while ramping up what’s looking to be a massive promotional campaign, complete with a tour.

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With his new album goal, Bieber is ready for a fresh start and the album features that maturity and ownership that’s been missing in years past.

The young, mostly female fans also asked him to marry them and whether he’s happy. I think it’s fun to joke around. According to People Magazine, Bieber said that he’s coping with depression. “And I can’t have neighbours, just because I don’t want to piss anyone off”, he added. A passage at the bridge that goes, “They try to crucify me / I ain’t flawless won’t deny it / My reputation’s online / So I’m workin’ on a better me”, for instance, provides a window through which the listener can see Bieber’s day-to-day reality, and perhaps even empathize with him for a fleeting moment. “I lost my goal, and I wanted to just be light and let people know that whether you don’t feel like you have a objective, whether you’re just trying to figure it out, there’s a light at the end of the tunnel”. “That felt good. Like I wasn’t just doing it because I did something stupid”.

“It’s alien, it’s foreign, it doesn’t make any sense to us”. They judged them based on the decisions that I was making, and I think that was unfair to them, not having any involvement and that was just sad to me.

Cross notes this is a “major, major fourth-quarter release” for Bieber’s label, Universal Music.

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He said: “You get lonely, you know, when you’re on the road”. The fact that I’m able to come back and be better than ever is a true testament to who I am as a person. Bieber sang. Accompanied by his longtime guitarist, Dan Kanter, he did strummy acoustic versions of several songs from “Purpose” – including the EDM-ish “Sorry” and “What Do You Mean?” – as well as a handful of oldies.

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