‘You don’t care about people

• Bieber criticized the paparazzi for their focus on money and disregard for human beings.
• The incident comes amid concerns about Bieber’s online presence.
• Body language expert Traci Brown noted Bieber’s “glassy” eyes and his stress about turning off the camera.

At this point, Justin Bieber isn’t holding back in reacting candidly to situations. A fresh example emerged when the singer snapped at paparazzi while having coffee with a friend in Palm Springs, according to a report by The Mirror.

Bieber didn’t hold back his reaction when he reportedly saw paparazzi photographing and recording him. As the “Purpose” artist stepped into the cafe, one cameraman greeted him with a “Good Morning.”

The musician replied, “No! Not a good morning! You already know. Why are you here?” Bieber then lashed out, saying, “Money, money, money, money, money. Get outta here, bro Money, that’s all you want. You don’t care about human beings,” according to the outlet.

The singer candidly stated that the paparazzi only cared about money and had no regard for humans. He said, “That’s all you care about, guys. Money. You don’t care about people. Only money… You don’t care about human beings.”

This incident comes amid concerns from his fans about the singer. In a recent Instagram Live, Bieber appeared to be rapping to a track, and the video quickly became the talk of the internet, sparking worries among his fans. Body language expert and behavior analyst, Traci Brown, told “Radar” that Bieber’s eyes seemed “glassy” and were not as “wide open” as they usually are.

Brown stated that the singer stuck to the beat but appeared stressed about turning the camera off. She pointed out that this was evident from the way he tightened his lips and seemingly reached to turn it off.

Brown further told the publication that in any in-person or video interactions, investigators typically ask, “What does this person want me to feel about them?” She added that in this case, it seems to suggest something about not being on the straight and narrow. She continued, “Is it about being absorbed in the moment and wanting attention, or is there more? Anyone who posts videos wants attention.”