Justin Bieber calls himself a ‘fraud,’ reveals why he feels ‘unqualified’ for fame in an emotional post

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The popstar also shared that he feels “unequipped and unqualified” most days. He told fans, “If you feel sneaky, welcome to the club.”  The two-time Grammy winner’s post comes days after he shared a cryptic message about the “gift of life.” In his post, he said there’s nothing to prove and reminded fans that we don’t owe anyone anything. Back in February, he opened up about his struggles, saying it’s time to “grow up” and that change is about “letting go,” not “trying harder.” He even asked his followers if they were tired of following rules just to get the results they want.

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These posts came shortly after Justin’s rep had to shut down rumours that he was using hard drugs. The rep in a statement shared with TMZ, called the gossip “exhausting and pitiful,” adding that people seem determined to keep pushing negative stories about him. For context, Justin and Hailey recently welcomed their baby boy, Jack Blues, back in August, and they’ve both been focusing on family.

Justin Bieber shares a message via Instagram story:

“I personally have always felt unworthy… Like I was a fraud” pic.twitter.com/SoevX04Drv

— No Jumper (@nojumper) March 13, 2025

Justin Bieber hints at big music comeback

The Peaches crooner has been hinting at a big music comeback. It’s been four years since his last album, Justice, dropped in 2021 and topped the Billboard charts. Now, following the world tour, fans are excited after seeing him back in the studio. Just a day before his heartfelt message about self-worth, Justin shared a photo of himself at a piano, working on new music.

In recent weeks, he even posted a video of himself dancing and smoking while vibing to Don Toliver’s Hardstone National Anthem. Before that, he shared a freestyle rap, dropping lines like, “High like a fly guy/ I fly high like a magpie.”