⁠Justin Bieber’s recent paparazzi encounters explored amid latest video capturing him staring intently at photographers

Justin Bieber is seemingly doubling down on his apparent great dislike for the papparazzi.

In a new video circulating on X, the veteran pop star, 31, can be seen walking arm-in-arm with his wife, Hailey Bieber. The pair is clad in all-black ensembles, though what caught fans' eyes is the way Justin stares intently at the cameras, ostensibly with distaste.

The latest clip comes on the heels of another one from earlier this month, where the pop star could be seen arguing with paparazzi over not giving him space during one of his coffee runs. Days earlier, Bieber opened up about his ongoing struggles with anger issues.

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Justin Bieber was out on a coffee run near Coachella last week when he ran into a group of photographers. The encounter prompted him to unleash a tirade against them as he slammed them and dubbed them "money hungry."

In footage obtained by TMZ, which has since gone viral, the Baby singer can be seen sporting a brown hoodie with his tattoos on full display. The paps had their cameras rolling, and when one of them greeted him a "good morning," he snapped:

“No! Not good morning. You already know. Why are you here? Money, money, money, money, money,” he repeated, gesticulating with the universal hand sign for cash. “Get outta here, bro. Money- that’s all you want. You don’t care about human beings. That’s all you care about. Not people — just money!”

The photographers didn't respond to him, though they continued to have their cameras rolling.

Just last month, Justin Bieber conceded to struggling with anger. He posted, alongside photos of himself, his baby, whom he welcomed with Hailey in August 2024, and a childhood snap of himself:

"I got anger issues too, but I wanna grow and not react so much smh."

He further divulged about feeling like he was “drowning" and “unsafe" since childhood. In his Instagram stories, he penned:

“I was always told when I was a kid not to hate. But it made me feel like I wasn’t allowed to have it and so I didn’t tell anyone I’ve had it. Which made me feel like I have been drowning feeling unsafe to acknowledge it. I think we can only let hate go. By first acknowledging it’s there. How couldn’t we feel hate from all of the hurt we have experienced?"

In another post, Bieber conceded to feeling like he didn’t deserve the success and praise he received.

Justin Bieber's recent behavior has since sparked worry on the internet, especially amid his fans. Scores online have been expressing concern for him, with many speculating that the intense fame may be getting to him.

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