Justin Bieber flaunts his bare-tattooed chest and long locks in shirtless selfie, fans say ‘bring back the dreads'
Justin Bieber is letting the social distancing measures for the coronavirus pandemic inspire his appearance. The 26-year-old pop star took to his social media on July 10 to reveal some skin and his long hair for fans.
In a photo he shared on Instagram with the caption "HAIRS GETTING LONG," the singer is seen baring his tattooed chest and new long locks. See the photo here.
Fans are having a meltdown over the new look. One fan calls the singer "daddy" while another said he looks "So handsome" One fan wrote, "No don't get a haircut.I love it" Another asks for Bieber to "bring back the dreads!!"
On Twitter, a fan shared more pics of Bieber with his new looks from Instagram Live and wrote, "You know what perfection is yes that’s Justin Bieber." to which a fan said, "Picture perfect he dn't need no filter." Other comments on Twitter included, "holy f**k he looks so good" and "justin bieber is the most beautiful man in the world and only my opinion matters" and "wow im not prepared for that look."
Bieber also recently wished Jaden Smith a happy birthday on Instagram who turned 22 on July 8. "HAPPY BDAY @c.syresmith . You make me better," Bieber wrote alongside a picture of him and Smith sharing a warm moment.
Bieber has been fully active since the Covid-19 pandemic and engaged in supporting the Black Lives Matter movement. In June, Bieber and his wife Hailey Bieber made a financial contribution to the non-profit organization Color of Change, and also exhorted others in the United States to make a difference by stamping out racism. "We have made a contribution to Color of Change to support the fight for racial equality, and are committed to continuing both action and education. #BlackLivesMatter," he wrote on a note shared via social media.
That same month, the singer shared another note explaining that his sense of style and his career has all been inspired by black culture. “I am inspired by black culture. I have benefited off of black culture,” he began. “My style, how I sing, dance, perform, and my fashion have all been influenced and inspired by black culture.” He continued, “I am committed to using my platform from this day forward to learn, to speak up about racial injustice and systemic oppression, and to identify ways to be a part of much-needed change.”