Justin Bieber Admits He Can Be 'Extremely Selfish and Impatient' in Vulnerable Social Media Post
Justin Bieber shared a social media post Tuesday, July 29 and revealed he can be 'extremely selfish and impatient'
On X, the pop megastar also emphasized the importance of going 'outside'
Bieber released his latest album Swag on July 11Justin Bieber got vulnerable on social media.
In the post shared to X on Tuesday, July 29, the pop megastar let fans into his psyche and spoke candidly about getting "extremely selfish and impatient" at times.
"Let's have a good day, let's go outside," Bieber, 31, began the post. 'Get in nature.'
He added: "Thanking Jesus for his patience with me this morning. I can be extremely selfish and impatient yet Jesus always has his arms open toward me."
Let's have a good day, let's go outside Get in nature Thanking Jesus for his patience with me this morning I can be extremely selfish and impatient yet Jesus always has his arms open toward me 🤗🤗🤗 pic.twitter.com/oU8UITHcyU
— Justin Bieber (@justinbieber) July 29, 2025
Alongside the caption, he shared a series of snaps of himself. In the first image, Bieber sports an oversized white T-shirt, baggy black shorts and pink sunglasses with his back turned as he crouches down on a set of stairs facing a tree.
The second photo features a side profile of the 'YUKON' artist smiling and standing in front of a tree.
In the next shot, Bieber's back is turned away from the camera as he walks down the stairs toward a tree.
The two-time Grammy winner's latest post comes days after he and his wife Hailey Bieber shared a passionate kiss at the listening party for his new album, Swag, which was released on July 11.
The event, hosted by Spotify, took place on Thursday, July 24 in West Hollywood, Calif. at Bird Street Club and served as a collaboration with Justin's new apparel brand, Skylrk.
Two days later, Bieber he posted an Instagram Carousel from the bash on Instagram. To kick off the photo dump, he shared a snap of himself and Hailey, 28, locking lips.
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In the photo, the "DAISIES" artist and beauty mogul — who tied the knot in September 2018 — held each other as they shared a kiss. In another snap, Justin took a break from hitting golf balls at the event to lean over and give his wife a peck on the lips.
In other shots from the event, Justin wrapped his arms around Hailey as they posed together for a group photo.
Swag is out now.
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