Justin Bieber declares he does not 'owe anyone anything' in defiant post amid fan concerns

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: After weeks of fan speculation about his health and personal life, Justin Bieber has shared another cryptic message on social media. 

The 31-year-old singer took to Instagram Stories on the morning of Saturday, March 8, to share a pointed post, drawing reactions from fans and netizens alike. 

Justin Bieber shares post with defiant message as he continues to raise concerns 

Justin Bieber wrote, "We have nothing to prove today, Just the gift of life today to accept and receive, Nothing is owed to us, And we dont owe anyone anything." The 'Baby' hitmaker capped off with a red heart emoji. 

On Thursday, Justin had shared a Biblical-themed message about people who "talk s**t."

This follows a series of social media moments that left his fans concerned.

Over the past few weeks, observers have commented on Justin's hollow-eyed appearance, as well as posts that featured him smoking what appeared to be a joint.

"I understand he wants to be left alone after being hounded for years but.... he has a responsibility to clean up his act for his infant son," one fan wrote about Justin, while another mocked, "A responsible father. Congrats Hailey."

"His wife should have him committed. Do a mental health intervention and get him some medical/mental/detox help!!!" a netizen suggested. 

Concerns have also been raised about Justin and his wife Hailey Bieber's six-month-old son, Jack Blues Bieber.

"He owes the public a lot. He can do whatever he wants behind closed doors. He is an idol to young people and his son, so he has a responsibility at least. It’s part of the deal," one noted, while another person remarked, "You owe your newborn your un-drugged self. Sure you were abused. Get help. Stop being selfish."

One comment declared, "Little boy needs to get some help and grow up," and another bluntly wrote, "Dude you have a child. Grow tfu."

Justin Bieber raps about being 'high'

On February 26, Justin Bieber sparked concerns when he shared a video of him standing close to the camera, rapping about being "high."

In the minute-long, caption-less clip, the singer flashed a bare body and swayed alongside a friend.

In another widely shared clip, Justin flashed a big smile at Hailey's Rhode Skin pop-up event in Los Angeles, swaying slightly as he engaged in conversation with Refinery29 beauty director Sara Tan.

At one moment, the 31-year-old grabbed his pants with both hands, then bent forward to scratch the side of his leg.

In another video, Justin appeared expressionless, gazing directly into the camera while posing with Hailey. Meanwhile, she playfully smiled and stuck out her tongue, licking his cheek.

As per Daily Mail, some believe the recent Insta story was a response to speculation that he was acting "strange" at the pop-up event.

Hailey Bieber goes solo at Vanity Fair Oscars Party as Justin Bieber shares concerning post

On March 3, Justin Bieber faced backlash as he shared several photos of himself with what seemed to be a bong, just a day after his wife, Hailey Bieber, attended the Vanity Fair Oscars Party alone.

The post, set to Cypress Hill’s 'Hits From The Bong,' featured the singer dressed in a burgundy hoodie, black sweatpants, and brown boots, sitting on an electric bike and smoking during his getaway to Idaho, where he celebrated his 31st birthday.

Meanwhile, Hailey turned heads at the high-profile Vanity Fair event in a strapless black Yves Saint Laurent gown. The model shared several photos from the event on her Instagram.

She captioned the Instagram post with nothing but a black heart emoji.

Justin's absence from Hailey’s side at the Vanity Fair Oscars party on March 2 left fans shocked, especially given that it came just one day after he marked his 31st birthday.

Having said that, the singer did celebrate his special day with Hailey and their son at Gozzer Ranch in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, posting pictures with the caption, "More birthday picsssssss 🫦."

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