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Justin Bieber’s “swag” game is still going strong!The iconic Canadian singer, who has been dominating the music industry since a young age, celebrated the release of his super hit seventh studio album,

Don't be fooled by the title: This surprise seventh studio album, his first in four years, is Justin's most expansive and ambitious work to date. Standout tracks from his ruminations on fame, marriage, and fatherhood include "Yukon," "Butterflies," "Way It Is," "Sweet Spot," and "Devotion." —Jessica Wang, Staff Writer

He] doesn’t particularly handle [fame] well,” a source close to he singer told Page Six, suggesting personal demons haunt the pop star and his young family.

Justin Bieber released a new album, "Swag," on Friday, surprising fans with his seventh studio album hours after he teased it on billboards and social media posts. "Swag" is his first album since becoming a father last year, and his first since "Justice ...

Those estimates would yield a respectable debut, particularly given that Swag ’s week one numbers likely won’t include any physical sales. Justice, Bieber’s next-most-recent album, debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard chart back in 2021 with 154,000 equivalent units, including 30,000 physical sales.

New York rapper talks about his album Damaged Thoughts, his friendships with rap legends, and the influence of his incarcerated father on his work

Justin Bieber recently launched his surprise album ‘SWAG’ and celebrated with wife Hailey Bieber, model Kendall Jenner, and singer Kid Laroi at The Bird Streets Club. The event marked a significant moment for the pop star as he embraces new challenges and successes.

Cobain delivered one of the best features on Bieber’s latest album, released on July 11, the highest-profile moment in the rapper’s career so far, with Cobain taking the opening verse on Swag’s title track.