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Justin Bieber Asks The Media To Stop Using Unflattering Photos Of Him When He ‘Was Really Unhealthy’

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Justin Bieber is asking media outlets to stop using photos of him when he was ill. On Thursday, the “Yummy” singer took to Instagram Stories to share a video in which he performed a Google search of his own name.

The first photos that popped up were taken at the red carpet premiere of his YouTube documentary “Seasons”. “I don’t know what the algorithm is for why certain photos come up, but this is so frustrating considering that I took a lot of time to get healthy and I feel as though people try to legitimately sabotage me,” Justin said in the video.

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