“don’t wanna close my eyes, i’m scared i’ll miss too much
don’t wanna fall asleep, i’d rather fall in love
cause eternity with you ain’t long enough
two seconds without you’s like two months
and that’s too much” - justin bieber
🚨 A Billboard elogiou o show do Justin Bieber no Coachella.
“Foi um momento tranquilo, mas avassalador, de gratidão, e provou que a maior força de Bieber, além de ser um dos maiores e talvez mais sem esforço vocalistas desta geração, está naqueles momentos mais suaves, quando ele exerce seu poder de estrela para fazer milhares de fãs ficarem em silêncio para ouvir suas orações.”
“Para os fãs, Bieberchella pode ter sido uma celebração de sua carreira até agora. Mas para Bieber, parecia ser mais sobre celebrar sua paz suada e muito merecida, a recompensa no final de um longo caminho que exigiu que Bieber acreditasse em si mesmo a cada passo do caminho. Mesmo, ou talvez especialmente, quando outros foram rápidos em descartá-lo.
E agora, ele deixou perfeitamente claro que não há nada mais importante do que proteger essa paz, para si mesmo, para sua família e para sua criatividade. E esse é exatamente o tipo de negócio que vale a pena defender.”
Justin Bieber couldn't perform at Coachella without giving the sweetest shout out to wife Hailey and son Jack while performing ‘Everything Hallelujah.' 🥹
Billboard praises Justin Bieber’s Coachella performance:
“It was a clever and authentic (albeit, time-consuming) way into his past, a reclaiming that celebrates the little kid he was while still aligning with the man he is today. Plus, it was perhaps the most efficient way to power through 12 songs that, truthfully, may have otherwise felt out of place in the set – even to those who don’t want to admit it.
But most of all, it was an oddly humanizing moment for someone of Bieber’s stature (especially when he pulled up clips of his younger self walking into a glass door or falling through a hole on stage). Underneath it all, there was an unspoken understanding of, “we’re good here” — like a long-awaited release.
For fans, Bieberchella may have been a celebration of his career thus far. But for Bieber, it seemed to be more about celebrating his hard-earned and much-deserved peace — the reward at the end of a long road that has required Bieber to believe in himself every step of the way. Even, or perhaps especially, when others were quick to count him out.
And now, he’s made it perfectly clear that there’s nothing more important than protecting that peace — for himself, for his family and for his creativity. And that’s exactly the kind of business worth standing on.”