14 DAY TRIAL // We’re weeks from the release of Justin Bieber’s highly anticipated “comeback” album, “Purpose,” his first in a very long time. The Biebs spent this time getting in trouble with the law and losing some of the support he’d been enjoying from the fans and the media since he shot to fame as a YouTube singing sensation.
He once promised that he would make up for all that with his new album, and if his latest release is any indication, it seems he will do that by offering even more apologies for his past behavior.
The latest Bieber song about to take the charts by storm is called “Sorry” and comes with an official dance video. “Sorry” is a collaboration with Skrillex and Blood Diamonds, who co-wrote and produced it, and it’s in the same vein as “Where Are U Now” and “What Do You Mean?,” which repositioned Justin as the king of the charts.
Just like these 2 songs, it’s an ode to a departed lover, but it also functions as a new, this time musical apology to the millions of fans he’s let down these past couple of years. “And let me oh let me / redeem oh redeem oh myself tonight / ‘cause I just need one more shot at second chances,” The Biebs croons.
As for the dance video, even if it’s completely Bieber-free, it’s amazing. TMZ reports that it’s just a fraction of a bigger surprise Justin has prepared for fans, in the form of a new dance movie that will be used to showcase the “Purpose” album.
“The movie will feature the 18 songs on the album, with interpretive dance. It's being choreographed by Parris Goebel, who's worked with Biebs for years,” the report says. “We're told the movie will run approximately 35 minutes.”
