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USA Today
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- USA Today
Hailey Bieber drops new Rhode lip tint, following Justin Bieber's 'iconic' shout-out
Shop the new lip tint in shade 'Lemontini' and more in the summer essentials kit. "That's my baby, she's iconic. iPhone case, lip gloss on it." Justin Bieber's latest album drop confirms wife Hailey Bieber's icon status, as if her success with the skincare and makeup brand Rhode hadn't already. Now, you can get your hands on the latest drop from Rhode, available now. The summer essentials collection at Rhode includes the shade of summer: Lemontini. The bright yellow includes the already-loved peptide lip tint, as well as the iconic lip gloss phone case and a small makeup bubble bag. The kit also includes new shades for the pocket blush and a hydrating face spray. Here's how to shop the summer essentials kit from Rhode by Hailey Bieber: Shop Rhode's summer essentials Shop the Rhode summer essentials set RHODE'S TOP PRODUCTS: E.l.f. acquires Hailey Bieber's Rhode Skincare: 5 must-try products TIKTOK VIRAL: 📲 TikTok's most wanted: A viral beaded sardine bag, Rhode's new glazing mist and more Where can you buy Rhode skincare? Rhode skincare is a luxury skincare brand by Hailey Bieber, wife of pop star Justin Bieber. It's full of viral products from skincare to makeup to an iconic phone case that holds your lip gloss. It is sold exclusively through the Rhode website. But, it is expected to reach Sephora stores sometime this fall. Bieber has made some big moves this year, from this summer drop, to the earlier summer headlines when she sold Rhode to e.l.f. for nearly $1 billion. Shop Rhode's summer essentials Did Justin Bieber write a new song about wife Hailey Bieber? Justin just dropped a new album on Friday, July 11 called "Swag." Among the 21-song track list, is "Go Baby," the song featuring lyrics that allude to Hailey and her iconic status. That's my baby, she's iconicIPhone case, lip gloss on itAnd, oh, my days, she keeps 'em talkin'It's comedy, just block it out, my baby
Indianapolis Star
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Indianapolis Star
Hailey Bieber drops new Rhode lip tint, following Justin Bieber's 'iconic' shout-out
"That's my baby, she's iconic. iPhone case, lip gloss on it." Justin Bieber's latest album drop confirms wife Hailey Bieber's icon status, as if her success with the skincare and makeup brand Rhode hadn't already. Now, you can get your hands on the latest drop from Rhode, available now. The summer essentials collection at Rhode includes the shade of summer: Lemontini. The bright yellow includes the already-loved peptide lip tint, as well as the iconic lip gloss phone case and a small makeup bubble bag. The kit also includes new shades for the pocket blush and a hydrating face spray. Here's how to shop the summer essentials kit from Rhode by Hailey Bieber: Shop Rhode's summer essentials RHODE'S TOP PRODUCTS: E.l.f. acquires Hailey Bieber's Rhode Skincare: 5 must-try products TIKTOK VIRAL: 📲 TikTok's most wanted: A viral beaded sardine bag, Rhode's new glazing mist and more Rhode skincare is a luxury skincare brand by Hailey Bieber, wife of pop star Justin Bieber. It's full of viral products from skincare to makeup to an iconic phone case that holds your lip gloss. It is sold exclusively through the Rhode website. But, it is expected to reach Sephora stores sometime this fall. Bieber has made some big moves this year, from this summer drop, to the earlier summer headlines when she sold Rhode to e.l.f. for nearly $1 billion. Shop Rhode's summer essentials Justin just dropped a new album on Friday, July 11 called "Swag." Among the 21-song track list, is "Go Baby," the song featuring lyrics that allude to Hailey and her iconic status.
Cosmopolitan
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- Cosmopolitan
How Justin Bieber and Hailey Bieber Are Doing Amid 'SWAG'
Justin Bieber's new album SWAG dropped on Friday, and features multiple songs about his relationship with Hailey Bieber—including "Walking Away" and "Go Baby." And apparently the process of making the album brought Justin and Hailey closer together. "Hailey was by Justin's side for the whole creation of the album," a source tells People, who notes that the couple have been celebrating together all weekend. "Everyone knows Justin as a star and a performer. They now get to know the artist that Hailey has known all these years." They added that "Hailey supported Justin to follow his artistic instincts. She helped him to trust himself and do what Justin knew he wanted to do as an artist." SWAG comes amid never-ending TRULY non-stop rumors about Justin and Hailey's marriage, but the Rhode founder made it clear that she has nothing but support for SWAG by reposting some promo along with the message "Is it finally clocking to you fucking losers?" Meanwhile—after causing controversy with his post about Hailey's Vogue cover—Justin made it clear how proud he is of her on "Go Baby." Some lyrics? "That's my baby, she's iconic, iPhone case, lip gloss on it / And, oh my days, she keeps 'em talkin', it's comedy, just block it, oh, my baby." Oh, and "So cry on my shoulder, just turn into me / Cry on my shoulder whenever you need it / You better believe it that I can hold all the weight and shrivel inside." Check out the lyrics to Justin's Hailey-themed SWAG songs below!
Yahoo
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Justin Bieber's ‘Swag': A Track-by-Track Breakdown
Justin Bieber's back, and he's 'standing on business' with Swag. A lot has changed for the superstar in the time since Bieber's last Justice had topped the charts in 2021. He'd suffered notable health issues after a Ramsay Hunt syndrome diagnosis, canceled a concert tour, made a $200 million sale for his publishing catalog, had his first child, and severed from his longtime manager Scooter Braun. More from The Hollywood Reporter Artist Apparel, Vinyl and Collectibles From Amazon's Official Merch Shop Are on Sale Through Tonight Billy Joel HBO Documentary Trailer Highlights Classical Music to "Uptown Girl" Journey Amid "Hard Lessons": "Life Is a Fight" ATEEZ Partners Up With Amazon Music for In Your Fantasy Tour Merchandise Swag clocks in at 54 minutes on 21 tracks (though three of those are interludes featuring conversations between Bieber and online comedian Druski), with R&Bieber is full effect for much of it, leaning into the genre's sweet spots (reverb-heavy keys), while also peppering the album with hip-hop, pop and some gospel. He's both earnest and not taking himself too seriously on the project, (calling an album Swag in the year 2025 is itself a bold choice) with Bieber flipping between love songs about wife Hailey Bieber on one track, then sampling some of some of his more meme-able moments confronting the paparazzi on the next. The result is perhaps a bit bloated at times, though an overall strong return as Bieber launches into his next era. Will it be a Swag summer? Here's a track by track rundown. 'All I Can Take'As opening tracks go, 'All I Can Take' offers a smooth and groovy entry into Swag. 'Don't it feel good, don't it feel nice,' Bieber croons as a synth-y keyboard riff channels a '90s Michael Jackson vibe with bits of vocal runs. 'Daisies'Gen Z's guitar hero had long been rumored to be working with Bieber on his new album, and we're fairly certain he's the one laying down the excellent guitar lines here. (Musician credits on Swag haven't been officially released as of this writing.) Regardless, this may be the best song on the album with the clever chorus — 'the way you got me all in my head, think I'd rather you in my bed' — complemented by a sweet sounding snare drum to drive the rhythm. 'Yukon'Bieber keeps the guitar-accented sound going on another Swag standout. 'Yukon' flicks to SZA tonally, which would make sense given that her frequent collaborator Carter Lang has his fingerprints on the album. Also credited as a songwriter on 'Yukon' is none other than Eminem, as the track references the rapper's 2010 song 'untitled' as Bieber sings 'I can help you get a move on, like u-haul.' 'Go Baby'If any song is sure to get tabloid tongues wagging, it's 'Go Baby.' Bieber declares, 'There's my baby, she's iconic' at the track's start, which reveals itself to be a love song about his — complete with a reference to her makeup brand's signature lip gloss iPhone case (admittedly, a tad cringe). But 'Go Baby' is otherwise a very sweet ditty about Bieber voicing admiration for his significant other, an anthem spouses everywhere can get behind. 'Things You Do'Back to the guitar pluck, 'Things You Do' is an understated vignette that features some of Bieber's best vocals on the album as he flexes his range — from intertwining harmonies to a falsetto that makes the high notes sound easy. 'Butterflies'Kicking off with a sample of Bieber's confrontation with the paparazzi three months ago — where the singer chastised the paps: 'you just want money. Money money money money' — is an admittedly hilarious way to lead into a song called 'Butterflies.' Like its title, this track flutters but never really lands. 'Way It Is'Gunna flexes versatility on 'Way It Is,' delivering a melodic verse that perfectly captures the laid-back vibe of the song and strongly plays off Bieber's vocals. As R&B records go, it doesn't quite hook you with the chorus, though it does an admirable job in trying. 'First Place'Other than maybe the Beatles and 50 Cent, no artist owns the birthday theme, but Bieber is finna to try! Sadly, 'First Place' doesn't quite hit the mark — and maybe should've hit the cutting room floor. 'Soulful''You've got this soul on this album too. You kind of sound black on this motherfucker, man,' Druski tells Bieber in his first of three(!) interludes, presumably meant to illustrate Bieber's swag. 'You played that last song, I said 'damn. you're more than 2 percent.' On this album right here, I can hear the soul. Your soul is Black. Your skin white but your soul Black, Justin. I promise you, man. You sure you don't want no Black & Mild?' 'Walking Away'Another Hailey-inspired track that's sure to spur deep analysis, Bieber sings about relationship issues that have played out on social media as well as in the privacy of their home. 'You are my diamond, gave you a ring,' Bieber croons, further affirming that he will stay devoted to wife and keep the promises he made about changing himself. 'Glory Voice Memo'Gospel-tinged 'Glory Voice Memo,' presumably recorded on a phone, is as low-fi as it gets. Featuring just Bieber, a lightly-distorted guitar, percussion and brief smidge of piano, it's the biggest sonic departure from the rest of Swag, though one of the most interesting. 'Devotion'This collaboration with Dijon makes for the chillest, most vibey song on the album. The fleeting slide guitars in the background coupled with the light drums and layered vocals give of the air of a carefree summer day. It's beautiful. 'Dadz Love'A feature from Lil B is perhaps the most unexpected part of this whole album. Past that, 'Dadz Love' is among the most forgettable tracks on the record.'Therapy Session''That's been a tough thing for me recently, feeling like I have to go through a lot of my struggles as a human as all of us do really publicly,' Bieber tells Druski in a much more earnest interlude than the first one. 'People are always asking if I'm ok, and that starts to really weigh on me. It starts to make me feel like I'm the one with issues and everyone else is perfect.' His self-exploration, he seems to affirm, is a work in progress.'Sweet Spot'The raunchiest lyrics on Swag can be found in 'Sweet Spot,' thanks to a Sexyy Red rap verse that mentions 'coochie' no fewer than six times. 'Freaky bop' aside (her words), the feature feels misplaced, coming in very abruptly and giving little room for Bieber's vocals to breath. In the end, Sexyy distracts from the song more than adds to it. 'Standing on Business'This final Druski conversation has the pair giving director's commentary on what's accidentally become one of the most iconic memes of the year. A cheeky inclusion that shows Bieber doesn't need to take himself too seriously, why not lean into it? '405'Seemingly named after L.A.'s infamous bumper-to-bumper freeway, '405' leans into dreamy etherial vocals and a fast-paced drum beat that makes this song perfect for a late-night drive (hopefully when the 405 traffic is a bit better). 'Swag'Cash Cobain delivers on the title track, which is the most hip-hop-driven song on the album, and one of the collection's best, though it's Eddie Benjamin's vocals that really steal the show. 'Zuma House''Zuma House' is another of Swag short vignettes, almost an interlude, with Bieber confessing to insecurities he's shared publicly — sample lyric: 'if I let you down, would you forgive me?' — but at one minute and 23 seconds, the track fades out about as quickly as it starts. 'Too Long'Bieber's 'Too Long' (one of seven tracks marked 'explicit' on music services) takes the listener back to MJ territory as the singer laments an unknowing conflict. It's another attempt at classic R&B, but occasionally nasal-sounding vocals fall too short. 'Forgiveness'Interestingly, Bieber chose to forego taking center stage on the last song of Swag, leaving the last word to the pastor Marvin Winans. It's on brand for Bieber, whose faith has always played a role in his music and message. 'You came from Heaven to Earth, to show the way / From the Earth to the cross, my sinful debt to pay,' Winans preaches as Swag comes to a close. Best of The Hollywood Reporter From 'Party in the U.S.A.' to 'Born in the U.S.A.': 20 of America's Most Patriotic (and Un-Patriotic) Musical Offerings Most Anticipated Concert Tours of 2025: Beyoncé, Billie Eilish, Kendrick Lamar & SZA, Sabrina Carpenter and More Hollywood's Most Notable Deaths of 2025
Elle
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- Elle
Justin Bieber's ‘Go Baby' Lyrics Explore His Private Dynamic With Hailey
THE RUNDOWN Justin Bieber began his Swag song 'Go Baby' with a shout-out to his wife, Hailey Bieber, her famous Rhode phone lip case, and the constant online chatter surrounding their marriage. 'That's my baby, she's iconic, iPhone case, lip gloss on it,' he sings. 'And, oh my days, she keeps 'em talkin', it's comedy, just block it, oh, my baby.' The rest of the song takes a more sensitive turn, shedding light on how he comforts his wife through life's ups and downs and relentless public scrutiny. He tells Hailey, 'Nothing needs to work out and nothing needs to break / Don't need to pretend that you're okay / So cry on my shoulder, just turn into me / Cry on my shoulder whenever you need it.' In the chorus, he adds, 'Lay it all down and I can love it away, just stay by my side.' Hailey recently spoke to Vogue about how she is trying to shut out the noise and how Justin helps her cope. 'I feel like I've fought so hard to try to get people to understand me, or know who I am, or see me for me. And people just don't want to sometimes,' she said. 'And there's nothing you can do about that. I've been in a position where I've tried to tell my side of a story or correct a narrative or tell the truth of a lie and then they go, Well, she's lying. Imagine how trapping that feels.' She reflected on her decision to ignore the commentary, saying, 'I've learned so much from Justin, really. He's been doing this literally since he was a child and he has had to face the most scrutiny of any person that I know. He was like, 'Baby, trust me, I've been here before many, many times. You're not going to win. There is no winning.'' Justin's lyrics paint a poignant portrait of how he supports Hailey in private. Read them and listen to the song below: Verse 1 That's my baby, she's iconic, iPhone case, lip gloss on it And, oh my days, she keeps 'em talkin', it's comedy, just block it, oh, my baby Refrain When sunlight turns to shadow and it gets hard to face Like water to a flower, babe, I know you need the rain Nothing needs to work out and nothing needs to break Don't need to pretend that you're okay Pre-Chorus So cry on my shoulder, just turn into me Cry on my shoulder whenever you need it You better believe it that I can hold all the weight and shrivel inside So cry on my shoulder, that low melody Cry on my shoulder, I know you'll breach me Lay it all down and I can love it away, just stay by my side, oh Chorus So go, baby, go, baby, go, baby Go, baby, go, baby, go, uh Just go, baby, go, baby, go, baby Go, baby, go, baby, go, oh Verse 2 Sunday to Sunday, I'm here whеn you're weak Coaster bеside me, it's always okay Every moment, you know where to find me You don't have to speak, I can read you (Ooh) Nothing needs to work out and nothing needs to break (Ah, ooh) Don't need to pretend that you're okay (Ah, ooh) Cry on my shoulder, I know you'll breach me Lay you down and I can love it away, just stay by my side, oh Go, baby, go, baby, go, oh (Ooh)
