“Please just drop the music”: Fans react as Justin Bieber FaceTimes Stevie Wonder in new Instagram story

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In a now viral Instagram story, Justin Bieber shared a clip of himself FaceTiming the one and only Stevie Wonder, and it appears fans are going wild. Pop Crave picked up the story on X (formerly Twitter), where it went viral in no time.

One fan reaction to the story perfectly sums up the internet's collective wish.

A Simple Story, A Storm of Reactions

Pop Crave has been known for posting celebrity and pop culture news, so it was no surprise they reposted Bieber’s story with the caption:

"Justin Bieber FaceTimes Stevie Wonder in new story."

The fan reactions show a growing desire from fans to see Bieber return to music — and to see Stevie Wonder involved in something new.

"Facetime with Stevie? That's a lowkey flex ngl" - Wrote Grug on X.
"Crazyyy!" - Wrote ZaZa on X.
"Legendary album incoming." - Wrote Nuefiction on X.
"That’s a crossover no one had on their 2025 bingo card!" - Wrote Sunil on X.
"Bieber x Stevie FaceTime—2025’s ultimate ‘I can’t believe my eyes’ moment!" - Wrote Stranger on X.
"Bro's really out here FaceTiming legends, that's wild." - Wrote Melissa25 on X.

A Meeting of Music Icons: Bieber and Wonder

Takeoff's Celebration of Life - Source: Getty Photo by Kevin Mazur
Takeoff's Celebration of Life - Source: Getty Photo by Kevin Mazur

Once a part of pop’s teenage heartthrobs, Justin Bieber’s career continues to grow and evolve, cementing his place as one of the most influential musicians of the 21st century.

From his rise on YouTube to becoming one of the biggest names in entertainment, rising above every obstacle, and blending R&B, pop, and electronic sounds into his music, he is now the owner of diverse hits like Sorry, Love Yourself, and Peaches. Now, after taking some time off to treat his health, fans are excited for his return to music.

67th Annual GRAMMY Awards - Show - Source: Getty Photo by Kevin Mazur
67th Annual GRAMMY Awards - Show - Source: Getty Photo by Kevin Mazur

Wonder, the child prodigy, got signed to Motown at 11. In his career, he has redefined soul, R&B, and funk with all-time classics Superstition, Isn’t She Lovely, and I Just Called To Say I Love You.

The impact that Wonder has had on many artists, including Bieber, is, without a doubt, one of the most influential aspects in the history of music.

Is there a potentially collaborative project on the way?

Neither artist confirmed any speculative collaborations, but fans are connecting the dots. Justin teased being in the studio recently, and in multiple interviews, Wonder has shown a willingness to take on more mentoring roles with younger artists.

Some speculate that this marks the dawn of a new era for Bieber — one that involves soul, funk, and going deeper with the lyrics.

What now?

FOX's 'The X Factor' Live Finale Show - Source: Getty Photo by Ray Mickshaw
FOX's 'The X Factor' Live Finale Show - Source: Getty Photo by Ray Mickshaw

As of now, it's still purely speculation, but the excitement is palpable. The viral tweet from Pop Crave has already amassed hundreds of thousands of views, and the phrase “please just drop the music” is quickly becoming a fan favorite.

It doesn’t matter whether this turns out to be a song, a mentorship, or just a casual call; the shift in energy is there. Fans are looking to scrutinize Bieber’s every move.

Until then, it's a waiting game – refreshing Pop Crave, refreshing Instagram, and chanting along:

“Please just drop the music.”
Edited by Sroban Ghosh