Justin Bieber: ‘Changes' and Being Protective of Billie Eilish | Apple Music

Justin Bieber sits down with Zane Lowe to discuss his album ‘Changes,’ where he was mentally before canceling his tour, the turning point after performing on stage with Ariana Grande at Coachella and public pressures. Justin opens up about being protective of Billie Eilish and reflecting on the journey he’s been through while being in the public eye.

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[nh]

Man he sounds and looks so destroyed by the industry. His body language, everything.. you can just tell he's hurt and has been through so much.

[CruzLegend]

I don’t think people really UNDERSTAND how applaudable his candidness is. For him to even expose all these things shows so much growth. The respect he has for himself and the people that are helping him heal. He’s just saying what almost everyone struggles with. But yet, most people don’t want anyone to know they’re struggling with different things. I can really respect his new journey. He deserves what he’s seeking. A better future.

[cass.watson]

His anxiety levels are so high... look at his body language. Poor guy is suffering

[moi]

I never would have recognized him. His body language and complete lack of eye contact with the host made me sad. I can't imagine your gift also being what damages you. I hope the energy he's giving off here isn't contrived and he finds healing.

[alltoounwell]

It's really kind of him to think like that. He didn't want billie to go through the things he did and that's the sweetest thing ever. He's so thoughtful and considerate, and the fact that he understands what billie is going to experience and will always be there for her is everything. This makes me a belieber.

[blueshocks]

Im not really a fan of justin but i wanna give him a hug after hearing what he said in this interview

[asthashrestha]

You can see how anxious Justin was the whole time and then the interviewer eased his posture and placed his leg on the chair, that one move seemed to have made it more informal and comfortable for Justin. I commend the interviewer for that.

[arta]

In all the interviews, Justin is not feeling well, man. I mean, just look, he's failing to make eye contacts, keep changing his posture and etc. Man, he is fearing to experience back his own fears. Hope u groom well justin.
Love yourself.

[junewarra]

Today, 4 years later .
This has a crazy new meaning. After seeing all the news about diddy and usher. He went though more then we know. Thankful he made it to the other side.

[zoehoffman]

I think Justin is just at a point where he doesn't feel like he's being treated like a normal human anymore. He's probably tired of crazy fans, fake friends, haters, etc. He just wants a normal, happy life, and I truly want that for him. I wish that people would see him as human. I do not care if you don't like his music, because I certainly don't, but he deserves better. He is a great man with the purest intentions, and getting this much attention is no doubt severely wearing him down. I just want to give him a big hug and let him know that he is so loved by God!

[jessejameslatimer]

Everyone is saying poor Justin; yet people forget how many people attacked him for his talent when he came out and cookie-cutter image. Now he is a young man, and the damage that has been done is apparent in this interview.

The same thing happened to Britney Spears.

[JLZzz]

That deep breath in the end is what helped feeling better.

[pennyl]

honestly, i've never been a huge bieber fan or anything like that, but in that i'm seeing this whole other side of him i never knew existed. his story is crazy, and it really hurts to hear about everything he's been through, the trials and struggles he faced that came with childhood stardom, the fame, his sickness(which i didn't know about), the guy who is being interviewed here is so humble, so grateful, and so _grown_, despite all the things he went through, he's been able to grow from it.

[chloevega]

I love this interviewer because he just makes it real. He makes it feel like there isn't anybody else there. Like it's just 2 people having a conversation and that he is interested in the person. And it's with all the people he has interviewed, not just Justin. Kudos to him👍

[kaylabrandon]

He's sincere, ya'll. Not faking it. Not on drugs. Not a robot. Just wanting to expose the trauma that was done to him.

[tamsynfallows]

He comes across so humble and gracious and articulate in this video. He's still going through the motions but you can see the wisdom growing in him alongside it. And I'm just so glad these conversations are being made public. We kneel at the feet of the famous as if being that high up is glorious when actually it is so many things all at once and is clearly so chaotic and challenging, to a dangerous extent. This interview made me feel a lot of compassion and respect for Justin. And theirs seems like a sweet, sincere love story too.

[alie_smith]

You've all got to stop making fun of his voice. Do you not understand what the meaning of "sick" means? He is SICK. If you can't understand that then you can leave. Kindness is kindergarten level, y'all should get this.

[whatthehell]

Wow. Ok. This is not what I was expecting. He's really broken. He really is made out of glass now or, in other words, the industry polished him so hard that he is barely there anymore. Man. I really hope he finds strength again and learns to deal with all of this. He is so nervous and anxious here, it hurts. Growing up in the industry is a blessing and a curse.

[windbladefromcaminus]

I wasn't expecting him to be very protective of Billie Eilish.

[skatharaki]

Bless him. I just hope his doctors are not the Michael Jackson type of doctors