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Chapter 1: What recent actions did Justin Bieber take regarding his Hollywood connections?
All right, guys, happy Tuesday. There is so much going on right now in the world. In politics, we have to talk about the Tesla terror attack because there are a ton of conspiracy theories. And of course, I subscribe to some of them. Also, Mark Zuckerberg says that they are getting rid of Facebook fact checkers because apparently they realized they made a big mistake.
I'm not sure if I believe him in culture, though. We have Justin Bieber. Must speak about this, you guys. He's apparently unfollowed all of his closest Hollywood managers, even the bodyguard, in a sign that some people are saying is more evidence of the Diddy fallout.
And speaking of Justin's, I really hope that we're going to have time to get to Justin Baldani and Blake Lively, but I don't feel like we will. Anyways, let's get started. Welcome back to Candace. Okay, biases on the table. I don't believe that people are unbiased when they report the news. I am a believer, okay? I've always liked Justin Bieber.
I liked his music, and then I was really sad to see him go the Hollywood route. Anyways, for those of you who don't really follow Justin Bieber, it's hard not to, but I'm going to give you a little bit of his backstory. So Justin Bieber got discovered when he was just 13 years old. on YouTube. He was so cute, just a little baby.
It's really incredible to contextualize just how young he was when he landed upon fame. Here's a throwback for all the Beliebers out there. Okay, you get it. He was just absolutely adorable, obviously. And the young ladies absolutely flocked to him. He was discovered at that time by Scooter Braun, again, just 13 years old.
And so you can say Scooter Braun has literally been with Justin Bieber basically throughout his entire life. And I mean, through relationships, drug addictions, and finding love with his now wife and mother of his young son, Jack. His wife, of course, being Hailey Bieber. Long career, long relationship. Okay.
Well, over the last few years, we have seen Justin Bieber suddenly crying a lot in public, often with his wife, Haley, and many people wondered what was really going on behind those tears. Some people speculated it was them and they were breaking up, but I didn't get that gut instinct.
Rather, it seemed to me that as he was making his way back to God, almost back to reality, suddenly he became very emotional because that kind of happens for people that go through addictions and they're finding their sobriety and they're reflecting on who they were throughout those addictions, you will have these emotional breakdowns.
And when it came to Justin Bieber, people wanted to know what were those breakdowns really about, okay? And so I'll give you just one example of what I'm speaking to, what I'm speaking about. he did an interview back in 2020 with Zane Lowe. I think this was on Apple Music. And he was speaking about another young artist that was coming up, Billie Eilish and Eilish, Eilish.
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Chapter 2: What is the significance of Justin Bieber's emotional breakdowns?
Nobody knows, but more is most certainly coming out now. We have Pearl Howland who writes, I am so excited to see you at your Auckland show. Yes, I'm going to New Zealand. Me and my friends are flying up from the South Island to support you. See you soon. Lots of love. I am so excited as well. I have been so keen to go to New Zealand.
I was so sad when I was banned and then super happy when I was unbanned very quickly. I'm really grateful to the New Zealand government for seeing the injustice and how insane what uh, Australia, one person, one man in Australia did unilaterally, unilaterally. And hopefully I feel very hopeful about our case that is moving forward in Australia.
And hopefully we get a reversal there as well, given the facts of the case. Uh, Super Axiom writes, Zuck sees where the popularity is. He is moving with it. I don't trust him as far as I can see him. Then we have Pearl, Just Pearly Things. She has her own YouTube channel. She said, did you say being a podcaster is hard? Please.
Yeah, I said, no, actually, Pearl, what I said was if you want to be a good podcaster and actually create good content and not just be a person that just full-time says awful things about women at all times and no matter what, can't say one nice thing about a woman because that's your brand, then it's probably really easy to be a podcaster. on YouTube.
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But anyways, yes, there are tons of books that I have recommended on the Shot in the Dark series. And I know I told you guys we would have it back at the beginning of this month. We are now delaying that until the end of this month because we're trying to get the platform just right.
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