Justin Bieber goes on unsettling rant about God and fishing as health concerns grow

    [Music] I was over there. I was fishing on the dock. I was uh must have been a 77 17 18 19. Uh and I I mean I when I tell you I reeled them in I Bobby I reeled them in. I was reeling in a half dozen on a good day. I don’t mean to get in between the stuff that you got going on with, you know, a couple of the the people around you. It’s it’s it’s it’s it’s what we like to say. It’s a it’s an awen. You’ve been hurt. You’ve been afraid. You have been shut down. But let me tell you a little something. G, our boy Jesus, he’s got a plan. And he works all things together for Gucci. Gucci is what we mean when we mean good. They want to be like a rat. Stealing your cheese.

    Justin Bieber sparked more health concerns by going on a bizarre rant in an Instagram post Tuesday that he’s since deleted.

    In the 13-video series, Bieber, 31, used a filter that altered his face and changed his voice to a higher pitch.

    The “Baby” singer began his rant by claiming that he lived in Alaska as a kid for several years — despite the fact that he grew up in Canada.

    Read more at https://nypost.com/2025/05/14/entertainment/justin-bieber-goes-on-bizarre-rant-about-god-fishing-as-health-concerns-grow/

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