Justin Bieber vents after photographers: ‘Wholesale on all sides’

Justin Bieber once again expresses his tiredness with the persecution of photographers in an outburst on social networks on Friday (25). At 31, the singer published two texts, where he talks about privacy, spirituality, and the pressures of living under constant vigilance in Los Angeles, in the United States.

In one of the publications, the artist shared a video in which she appears to be surrounded by photographers. In it, he asks them to stop with the invasive approach: “This has to end,” he says. In another stretch, Bieber reports what he’s been feeling in recent days. “From all sides, I’m being attacked. I’m not a victim. I moved to Los Angeles knowing that here is a mess,” he wrote.

The singer, who recently appeared in controversies at the Coachella festival and had already starred in a tense moment when he was annoyed by photographers, said he does not intend to escape the difficulties. “Everyone telling me to get out of here. Do you think I’ll be intimidated precisely where my influence is most necessary? How can we promote changes if we run away from darkness?” He asked.

Bieber also mentioned Princess Diana, who died in 1997 in a car accident in Paris during a paparazzi chase. “People had to die because of it. Diana is the first one that comes to mind. What a sadness.”

In a second text, the tone of the outburst became even more intense. The singer quotes his own faith as a way of dealing with the moment: “The lion. I believe that God is my lion, my strong leader, capable of fighting for me. Currently, I am asking him to help me with patience, because it can be very difficult not to tear the head of these guys.”

He also reflected on his trajectory in Hollywood, saying he no longer wants to be part of the middle. “Now that I am an adult, with wife and son, I just want to be immersed in culture,” he said.