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when you suffered with depression, brushing your teeth can be a milestone

If you didn’t know “everything hallelujah” is extremely touching. In Justin’s “seasons” documentary he said his security used to check up on him at night to check if he was still alive. “Brush my teeth hallelujah” shows Hes healing (either from depression etc) and that Hes giving glory to God

I think as the last performer of the night, he got the memo completely. He wrapped it up and brought everyone back down to earth in a gentle way. If I was dancing to all the other acts, and this was the last, I'd be so happy it was laid back like this.

Dude, I love this guy.  He always puts so much of himself out there.

I appreciate your appreciation of Justin.  He is a musical genius!

it takes courage to do something different. mad respect for stripping things back to truth and artistry

I wish more artists did this kind of performance. I don't need constant stimulation of choreo and props to be engaged in a performance
Him saying Mom & Dad halellujah even after how badly they failed him speaks volumes to his character

You can see where a broken part of him heals a bit when he’s singing his old songs. He goes from someone who seems beaten down and done with life to showing love for life in his change in vocals.

1.5hr performance and people criticise the roughly 20 minutes of it. Clearly they didn’t watch it and just went straight to hating

I think he CRUSHED IT! Raw and super talented

Justin Bieber delivered a refreshing, stripped-back Coachella set that felt genuine and personal. Instead of relying on heavy production, he focused on emotion and connection, giving fans a rare, unfiltered look at his artistry. The performance stood out for its honesty and intimate vibe, showing confidence in keeping things simple and real.

Justin has been showing us for a while now that he wants to show his raw self, his process, his personal story through his livestreams, his performances and his albums

Justin is a true artist. He’s such an expressive and emotional singer with a dynamic voice. I love the way he vocalizes and makes inflections, his tone is spectacular, his raspy creaks and cracks, his runs, rhythms, and melodicism and musicality, his agility… he’s such a pristine vocalist. He’s also incredibly authentic. People don’t understand his old manager and team had him wrapped up in the pop star gig so we didn’t get to openly see all of this before. Justin is free to be creative and genuine in his art now, and he has grown in to hisself and his artistry a ton, not without setbacks. I’ve become such a fan. He’s a generational talent (he reminds me of like some kind of modern Paul McCartney, actually).

I did not care about Justin when he started out. He was a child's fan. Now he is grown, his songs and after learning about his life, I start to really appreciation him. He is a legend that is still alive. Many die at young age but praying Justin goes on to be grandparents to Jack Blues. The fact he survived is beyond imagination. He is able to go on stage  again and that is great!

I'm not a Christian, but I felt the raw gratitude and emotion that Justin expressed in Everything Hallelujah, and it was truly an excellent and touching performance

“I brushed my teeth, hallelujah”  
I felt that one ❤

Justin’s back to save the industry from ai slop

Gosh Damn! I love this precious boy! I'm 62 years old. I've seen greats live since the 70's. Justin is a GREAT. NO DOUBT ABOUT IT ❤

As a fan of 15 years, it was perfect. He has always been an amazing vocalist and artist. And he has been doing it for so many years. It was laid back, beautiful and intimate. Thanks for a great reaction!