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Canadian singer Justin Bieber surprised the fans by releasing a new album called Swag.
The record presents 20 songs with track titles including Dadz Love, Devotion and Therapy Session and follows the Internet concern about the singer’s mental health after confronting the paparazzi.
The promotional pictures shared by the singer were presented by his wife Hale Bieber and their sons – at the points held over his head.
The Master and Fans reacted from Glee to new music, which takes place four years after the last album of Bieber’s “Purpose”.
Over the time of the run, a little less than an hour, Teen-icon has turned into Megastar, collaborating with many rappers on SWAG, including Sexxy Red, Cash Cobain and Gunna.
It seems that his title is returning to the hit -chlopes singer 2012, which presents the line “Swag, Swag, Swag, on you.”
American rapper Big Sean was one of the famous names to welcome the news of the album, commenting on Instagram Post singer “Yes !!!!”.
The drop of the album also comes on the back of the hassle of fans for Bieber’s mental health. In recent months, the singer has shared several messages on the Internet about the invasion of the paparazzi in personal life.
One of the videos shot on his father’s day when he collided with a photographer shows the singer, saying, “I’m dad. I’m a husband. You don’t get it. It doesn’t give you a tact. I stand on the business.”
The video was widespread and remix on the Internet. Now it not only represents the singer’s new album, but also in one of his songs, butterflies.
Bieber’s marriage was also the focus recently after another conflicting message on social media. The singer noted her wife involving the Vogue cover with a publication in social media, which details the dispute between them.
The lyrics of daisy songs, the second song on Swag appears to hint at the couple’s relationship with “the fall of the petals, you love me or not” and “You said it or not?”
Other song titles in the album seem to touch on religious topics, including devotion, penetration and forgiveness, according to the Christian faith of Bieber.
