Justin Bieber On Fame’s Dark Side, ‘I’m Struggling Just To Get Through The Days’

Justin Bieber On Fame’s Dark Side, ‘I’m Struggling Just To Get Through The Days’//

Justin Bieber, not surprisingly, is feeling the strain. He has said this in interviews throughout 2015,//
after coming off two well-documented turbulent years of legal stress, heartbreak,//
and public criticism. just one day before the official release of his cathartic Purpose album,//
the U.K’s NME magazine has rolled out a preview of its Justin Bieber cover story.//
In it, the 21-year-old superstar opens up about the destructive effects of fame on not only himself,//
but other artists in the music industry. The Biebs also says he is held to a “different standard” //
compared to other people his age. To be fair, there isn’t really any arguing with that.//
It’s self-evident that if Bieber was an anonymous young man, his missteps wouldn’t become international press headlines.//
So, the 21-year-old is talking about what it feels like to be the target of that relentless focus//
as is well known — is driven by profit and market share targets. Of being over-judged,//
the heartthrob tells NME,”It’s because of the way the ‘Justin Bieber brand’ was portrayed.”//

“So when all this happened people were like, ‘Woah, let’s rip him apart.'” he continued, adding,//
“If you see Ghandi roll up a blunt, it’s different to seeing Ryan Gosling roll up a blunt. //
You wouldn’t give Ryan Gosling a hard time. It’s ripe imagery, and it is probable some might lose the message in the meaning. //
In a nutshell, Bieber is saying something he previously said in an interview with France’s Clique TV,//
when he mused that, back in 2013-14, his critics were confused by his actions //
because it was at odds with the Bieber-Believe brand. The singer isn’t wrong. //
Take a look at a typical comment page of most Bieber gossip media reports,//
and you will find at least one commenter saying that the singer’s greatest crime is “not being a good role model.”//
Perhaps the best answer to that is: Who do child or teen stars have as role models//
when the going gets rough? Where and who do they turn to when they struggle to navigate the adult industries//
they move in while being constantly scrutinized and deconstructed? I just want people to know I’m human.//
I’m struggling just to get through the days. I think a lot of people are,” Bieber tells NME, //
before sharing his experience of the darker aspects of fame. You get lonely, you know,//
when you’re on the road,” he recalled. “People see the glam and the amazing stuff, //
but they don’t know the other side. This life can rip you apart.”//
Empathizing with the late Amy Winehouse, he revealed, “I watched the Amy Winehouse documentary on the plane//
and I had tears in my eyes because I could see what the media was doing to her — how they were treating her.//
He noted, “People thought it was funny to poke her when she was at rock bottom,//
to keep pushing her down until she had no more of herself. And that’s what they were trying to do to me.”//
The “Sorry” singer told the music publication that, despite having millions of fans around the world,//
there are times when he feels depressed and lonely. Justin explained, “And I feel isolated.//
You’re in your hotel room and there are fans all around, paparazzi following you everywhere, //
and it gets intense.” He added, “When you can’t go anywhere or do anything alone you get depressed.//
I would not wish this upon anyone. To read the full interview, free copies of NME magazine are available this Friday. //

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