Justin Beiber's wild Insta blast ft. Middle fingers, baby Jack & Hailey: “I’m a dad that’s not to be f**ked"

Justin Bieber is once again making headlines and this time, it’s not for new music or a fashion statement. The pop icon’s recent activity on Instagram has raised more eyebrows than ever before, with fans and followers questioning not just his social media choices but also his mental well-being. With nearly 8,000 posts to his name, Bieber has always had an intimate relationship with Instagram. But over the past few weeks, his feed has started to feel less like a celebrity’s curated gallery and more like a deeply personal, unfiltered diary. From sharing cryptic quotes and breakup messages with friends to posting oddly framed pictures of his family, his IG has turned into a public stream-of-consciousness, one that fans are finding harder to defend by the day.

One particular post that’s stirred controversy includes a series of screenshots where Bieber seemingly ends a friendship. His message reads: “If you don't like my anger you don't like me... My anger is a response to pain I’ve been through.” While the intent may have been cathartic, many fans saw it as emotionally manipulative and entitled, with comments calling him out for glorifying trauma and gaslighting others in the name of self-expression.

Adding fuel to the fire, Bieber recently uploaded a string of disjointed photos: close-up snaps of his baby’s leg, awkward angles of his wife Hailey, shirtless mirror selfies, and even a middle finger. But it was his Father’s Day caption, “I’m a dad that’s not to be f**ed with”* that truly puzzled followers. The tone felt aggressive, almost confrontational, prompting more concerns about his emotional state.

This isn’t the first time Justin’s mental health has come into public focus. Past reports have spoken about his struggles with anxiety, depression, and the pressure of fame. But now, fans are increasingly vocal about how his erratic posts are beginning to feel more troubling than artistic. Comments like “Bieber in his Kanye phase” and “The Britney Spears of our generation” suggest that even long-time supporters are losing patience.

While it’s important to treat celebrities with empathy, especially when mental health is involved, the line between vulnerability and irresponsibility is a thin one. And with each unpredictable post, Justin Bieber seems to be crossing it further.