Justin Bieber in Tears Over Past Trauma From Music Industry in Resurfaced 2020 Interview

Justin Bieber breaks down in tears over the trauma he's experienced from being in the music industry in a resurfaced 2020 interview with Apple Music's Zane Lowe. The interview is making its rounds on the internet after another resurfaced video shows Diddy with a teenage Justin, leading to online speculation that the disgraced media mogul was taking him to one of his alleged 'freak offs.'

[I_Stand_With_RussiaZOV]

A grown man hanging whit a 14-15 year old should've be a red flag from the beginning

[iamactuallygirlbean]

I feel so bad hating on him when I was a kid just because I didn’t like his music, and he was literally a kid himself too. Nobody deserves that.

[FranklinJuniper-uhlk]

A child can NEVER EVER consent. Period. Not him. Not any child. Not anyone drugged either!

[Ksquadpower]

I'm old and I liked Justin's music. However, in his last few interviews he always seemed sad. Even after he got married he had such sadness about him. I'm so sorry for what he's gone thru. And I expect this is just the top of the iceberg!!!

[jammies]

Him offering advice to a young Billie Eilish means so much more now.

[cinnamonpie]

Justin has the voice of depression and trauma when he is talking about it😢

[EmRozey]

I wish someone protected you, Justin. I'm so sorry 😢❤

[ZVKOKYZ]

I feel bad for hating on him as a kid. I don’t listen to his music like that nowadays but finding out he was taken advantage of getting into a world he dreamed of has to be a different level of pain. I hope that he can recover from his past trauma.

[retro_hp]

This dude was abused. He doesn’t have to say it. I’m not a fan of his or his music. Just not my thing but there is no denying that some of his shitty behavior was directly a side effect of what he went through. Doesn’t excuse it but definitely explains it and I certainly think more of him now than I did before.

[robvasey]

I'm a 52 year old man, obviously not the demographic Bieber and his music caters to, and I always wrote him off for being a spoiled brat, too much money, too much fame etc. My attitude towards him has changed in recent years. I forgot how I was like at his age, not an angel and the feeling entitlement from the privilege of growing up in a middle class upbringing. His story about being used by everyone who wanted to get their chunk of the pie is such a common evil that young kids experience when fame and fortune is thrust upon them. He seems to have come through it rather well. He's a very nice young man and I hope that any emotional wounds he picked up along the way have healed.
As a fellow Canadian, I'm very proud of this young man and what he's managed to do with his life. And Justin in the off chance you see this, I want to admit that not ALL of your music is crap! Very proud of you buddy.

[Vwink]

He and his wife just welcomed their first child and began a family. This should be the happiest time in his life and we had to do this now?! Should’ve been years ago. People knew and allowed this. Leave this man alone. Let him enjoy his family and the life he has NOW. So grateful he found Jesus because it’s the only way he will get through this nightmare. My heart hurts for him.

[prettygirllocs]

I was listening to Lonely the other day around my kids and my son asked why he sounded so sad. I gave him the soft version of the horror he endured.

My son looked at me and said, "I wish I could go back in time and help him." His innocence and need to help is a blessing in this house.

As a black kid, I was highly uncomfortable listening to what our culture called "music". The violence. The sexual depravity and lust filled lyrics and seeing people all around you gyrating and dry humping all over the place.. I couldn't. I got so bullied for listening to every genre but rap and rnb but I've learned over the years WHY it made me uncomfortable. The holy Spirit is a Godsend- giving me discernment when I didn't even understand yet. Today, my kids aren't allowed to listen to what I grew up with and what others in my culture think is music today. And they're better off for it!

[HeIsWorthy]

I put all blame on the parents. Children are prey and its a parents sole duty to protect them from predators.

[growingupwithdisney]

I feel the most empathy for Justin out of any star, he really had no one to turn to, it's such a shame. He's very strong though

[rsoubiea]

How about complete lack of good parenting? You’re supposed to protect your child at all costs. His mom was really hungry for the fame, the money, the lifestyle. It’s criminal what she did to her own child.

[WomanTakenBytheWind]

Diddy single handedly brought about the men's me too movement. I'm so sorry you went through so much Justin.

[ktpl]

I just feel extremly bad for him. You can see how much pain he's in here.

[nicolevicich]

I dont care if u like him or Not ! NOBODY in this life should live this abuse!! Especially kids or teenagers like what???? Support him and all the victims that what we at least should do!

[mmmmlllljohn]

What a tough road to navigate when he was just a kid but he turned out to be wise and caring. He deserves a good family life and he will be a great dad. I love his music! ❤️🇨🇦🙏

[TiffanyMorris-gd]

Justin Bieber reminds me of Aaron Carter and the Two Coreys who was taken advantage of by these men and women in the industry