Justin Bieber's Behaviour Backstage at SZA Concert Was ‘Erratic,' Claim ‘Sources'
Last week, during SZA and Kendrick Lamar's Grand National tour, joined the 'Nobody Gets Me' singer on stage in a show in Los Angeles. The Canadian singer surprised fans by giving an electrifying performance on a rendition of his and SZA's popular collaboration, 'Snooze.'
However, as reported by The US Sun, 'sources' claimed that the 'Peaches' singer, who has been finding himself at the center of several speculations lately, appeared to be 'not fully himself' at the show.
Justin Bieber reportedly showed inconsistent and cryptic behavior at the recent Los Angeles show as part of SZA and Kendrick Lamar's Grand National tour. Per The US Sun, 'sources' told them that throughout the night, the Canadian singer looked 'erratic' and 'disconnected. He was allegedly 'not fully himself.'
In the meantime, a member of the crew from the LA show's production informed the news outlet that Justin Bieber appeared to be 'a ghost walking around.' The person further claimed that the 'Yummy' singer often had conversations with himself and said things that 'didn't make much sense.'
The 'insider' also said to the news outlet that Justin Bieber was having drinks and also 'smoking' right before he placed his foot on the stage. The person went on to claim, 'The kisses at the end felt forced.' They continued, 'like he was doing it to grab attention.' The 'source' further said, 'Backstage, a lot of us were surprised.'
The person continued, 'It felt like the wrong moment for that kind of display, especially with everything going on in his life.' They added, 'Honestly, when he left, we all looked at each other like—this guy needs help.'
Another 'source' close to Kendrick Lamar and SZA's team said, 'It wasn't the Justin we know.' The person continued, 'He kept asking the same questions over and over, like if he had said hi already ten times.' 'He just seemed out of it, like his mind wasn't there,' the insider added.
Originally reported by Nikita Nath on Reality Tea.
The post Justin Bieber's Behaviour Backstage at SZA Concert Was 'Erratic,' Claim 'Sources' appeared first on Mandatory.
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