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Yahoo
21-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Collaborator on New Justin Bieber Album 'Swag' Says He Was ‘Mad Cool'
Putting aside whatever speculation, rumors and chatter surround Justin Bieber in recent months, one thing remains certain: his talent as a musician is undeniable. Going one step further, the process of working with Bieber has largely received high praise from those collaborating on his albums. That fact stood true again on Bieber's newest album, Swag, which features collaborations with several names and various artists. This includes Cash Cobain, whose debut studio album, Play Cash Cobain, was released in 2024. During an interview with GQ, Cobain spoke about the process of working with Bieber and explained how the duo came together to create the song "Swag." Cobain revealed that he messaged Bieber after the 31-year-old showed love by posting his song Trippin on a Yacht. 'I wrote bro like, 'We got to get some work in,'' Cash recalls. 'So I'm like, all right, boom—took bro's number down and then we was chopping it up for, I don't know, a couple days.' Cash said that Bieber reached out to him when he was in New York and met the pop star at his house, where there were several producers, rappers and artists. The 27-year-old rapper then detailed to GQ what the creative process was like working alongside Bieber, calling him "mad cool." 'You might think Justin Bieber would be on some other s---, but bro is mad cool. It was just natural...' Cash recalls, saying that Bieber was very loose in communicating a specific vibe that he was shooting for when making the song. 'He was just like, 'Swag. Swag, bro.' He on some swag s---. That's [all] him right there.' Cash went on to praise Bieber's first song on the album Swag, saying that the first song stood out to him, calling the beat something he's never heard anyone "really try to emulate." Bieber's 21-song album features credits to a few well-known names, including 2 Chainz for background vocals on "Yukon." The same song gives credit to Eminem as a composer-lyricist, but as Billboard details, that stems from an interpolation of a line from Eminem's "Untitled," a song on his 2010 album on New Justin Bieber Album 'Swag' Says He Was 'Mad Cool' first appeared on Men's Journal on Jul 17, 2025 Solve the daily Crossword
Time of India
20-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Cash Cobain calls Justin Bieber 'mad cool'; appreciates the singer for his talent
Justin Bieber , the 'SWAG' singer, has been an undeniably talented singer despite all the staggering speculations and accusations he has had over the years. Cash Cobain, who recently collaborated with Bieber on the surprise album, shared that he is 'mad cool' with the music. Cash Cobain calls Justin Bieber 'mad cool' In an interview with GQ, the 28-year-old shared a glimpse of his musical sessions with Justin, which also featured Hailey Bieber and Jack Blues. Remarking on how they connected, Cobain said that Bieber showed love for his track 'Trippin on a Yacht' and he then slid into the DMs asking for a collaboration. Cash said, 'I wrote bro like, 'We got to get some work in.' So I'm like, all right, boom—took bro's number down and then we was chopping it up for, I don't know, a couple days.' 'We were just sitting in a circle, [passing] the mic and just saying s--- on the beat. I was just saying mad dumb s---,' he added about the sessions. Praising Justin Bieber, Cobain continued, 'You might think Justin Bieber would be on some other s---, but bro is mad cool. It was just natural…' Moreover, Cash also praised the production of the song, and said, 'That first song is like a '90s type beat. They went crazy—I've never heard nobody really try to emulate that sound." by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Dementia Has Been Linked To a Common Habit. Do You Do It? Memory Health Learn More Undo Justin Bieber and his stress-free sessions Justin Bieber and his former music producer, Scooter Braun , reportedly parted ways, and as the singer is no longer working for him, it's been stress-free music sessions. According to Rolling Stone, one source said, 'Breaking away from Scooter Braun and his team has been something that Justin has wanted for so long, and now that he's fully free, he could finally share this album with his fans and with the world.'
News18
19-07-2025
- Entertainment
- News18
Swag: Cash Cobain Calls Justin Bieber ‘Mad Cool' After Collaborating On Surprise Album
Cash Cobain praised Justin Bieber as 'mad cool' after collaborating on the latter's surprise album, Swag. Justin Bieber's Swag collaborator Cash Cobain has hailed the pop star 'mad cool". The 27-year-old drill star – whose real name is Cashmere Lavon Small – came to feature on the title track on Bieber's surprise album after he shared his love for his track Trippin on a Yacht on social media and he slid in his DMs to suggest they work together. He told GQ: 'I wrote bro like, 'We got to get some work in.' So I'm like, all right, boom—took bro's number down and then we was chopping it up for, I don't know, a couple days." On the informal Swag sessions at Bieber's home – which he shares with wife Hailey Bieber and their baby boy Jack Blues – he said: 'I pulled up on him and in his crib. He had like, mad other producers, rap people in the room – like, it was people I know and s***, just creating and s*** like that. We was just sitting in a circle, [passing] the mic and just saying s*** on the beat. I was just saying mad dumb s***." Praising the Baby hitmaker's attitude, he said: 'You might think Justin Bieber would be on some other s***, but bro is mad cool. It was just natural…. He was just like, 'Swag. Swag, bro.' He on some swag s***. That's [all] him right there." The finished song was the result of a day of ad-libbing. Cobain insisted: 'That was just off the first day we met, for real." Praising the production, he said: 'That s*** hard, especially that first song. 'That first song is like a '90s type beat. They went crazy—I've never heard nobody really try to emulate that sound." Bieber reportedly relished having 'full creative freedom" over his new album. The chart-topping star is no longer under Scooter Braun's management, and he's not 'having to stress about creating the perfect single, or perfect album". A source told Rolling Stone magazine: 'Breaking away from Scooter Braun and his team has been something that Justin has wanted for so long, and now that he's fully free, he could finally share this album with his fans and with the world. 'Having full creative freedom, sadly, is something new for him as an artist. Not having to stress about creating the perfect single, or perfect album, allowed for him to create the best body of music he's ever made." Location : California, USA First Published:
Perth Now
18-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Perth Now
Justin Bieber's Swag collaborator Cash Cobain hails him 'mad cool'
Justin Bieber's Swag collaborator Cash Cobain has hailed the pop star "mad cool". The 27-year-old drill star - whose real name is Cashmere Lavon Small - came to feature on the title track on Bieber's surprise album after he shared his love for his track Trippin on a Yacht on social media and he slid in his DMs to suggest they work together. He told GQ: 'I wrote bro like, 'We got to get some work in.' So I'm like, all right, boom—took bro's number down and then we was chopping it up for, I don't know, a couple days.' On the informal Swag sessions at Bieber's home - which he shares with wife Hailey Bieber and their baby boy Jack Blues - he said: 'I pulled up on him and in his crib. He had like, mad other producers, rap people in the room - like, it was people I know and s***, just creating and s*** like that. We was just sitting in a circle, [passing] the mic and just saying s*** on the beat. I was just saying mad dumb s***.' Praising the Baby hitmaker's attitude, he said: 'You might think Justin Bieber would be on some other s***, but bro is mad cool. It was just natural.... He was just like, 'Swag. Swag, bro.' He on some swag s***. That's [all] him right there.' The finished song was the result of a day of ad-libbing. Cobain insisted: 'That was just off the first day we met, for real.' Praising the production, he said: 'That s*** hard, especially that first song. 'That first song is like a '90s type beat. They went crazy—I've never heard nobody really try to emulate that sound.' Bieber reportedly relished having "full creative freedom" over his new album. The chart-topping star is no longer under Scooter Braun's management, and he's not "having to stress about creating the perfect single, or perfect album". A source told Rolling Stone magazine: "Breaking away from Scooter Braun and his team has been something that Justin has wanted for so long, and now that he's fully free, he could finally share this album with his fans and with the world. "Having full creative freedom, sadly, is something new for him as an artist. Not having to stress about creating the perfect single, or perfect album, allowed for him to create the best body of music he's ever made."
