Is Justin Bieber calling Diddy out in this mysterious unreleased song?

A song reportedly sung by Bieber is making rounds online, with fans speculating it could be AI- generated.

Fans of Justin Bieber have sparked discussions over the legitimacy of a song that appears to reference parties allegedly organized by Sean “Diddy” Combs. 

The track, which resurfaced online over the weekend, includes the lyric “Lost myself at a Diddy party / Didn’t know that’s how it goes,” leading some fans to believe Bieber had released the song in connection to recent allegations against Combs.

Sean Combs, 54, was charged last week with sex trafficking and racketeering. Despite the charges, Combs has denied all accusations. As online discussions of the charges spread, many social media users recirculated an unreleased song that appears to feature Bieber’s voice. 

The lyrics of the song have raised eyebrows, with lines such as “Lost myself at a Diddy party / Didn’t know that’s how it goes / I was in it for a new Ferrari / But it cost me way more than my soul.” The track also includes, “Signed the papers so he never has to ever say sorry / Lost myself at a Diddy party.”

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However, there’s no official confirmation that the song is real. It hasn’t been released on any major streaming platforms, and Bieber’s official channels have not acknowledged its existence. 

Additionally, the track is not listed in his official catalog. Some fans have speculated that the song could be AI-generated due to its muffled quality and lack of emotional depth.

While no representatives for Bieber have responded to requests for comment, the song continues to gain traction on TikTok, where videos featuring the track have racked up millions of views. The song was first circulated in April, amid accusations against Combs. 

The relationship between Bieber and Combs has drawn renewed attention, though Bieber has yet to comment on the charges or make any public statements.