The internet has been expressing growing concerns over Justin Bieber’s well-being and behavior in recent months, and the pop star has now made it perfectly clear how he feels about it.
Bieber delivered a pointed comment Tuesday under a screenshot posted by the account Today Years Old, which showed a conversation the user apparently had with their grandfather about the “Peaches” singer.
The account Comments by Celebs spotted the comment and posted it Tuesday.
The screenshot showed a text exchange with the user’s grandpa. “I am worried about Justin Bieber,” they wrote, while a second message read, “There is so much heartbreak in Justin’s life.”
The Canadian crooner simply fired back “worry about yourself gramps” in response.
Bieber’s spicy comeback comes after the musician recently posted a string of cryptic messages on social media.
Last week, Bieber ranted about “the audacity” of “telling other humans they deserve something” in a June 3 Instagram post.
“Telling other humans they deserve something is like raising someone else’s kids. Who are you to tell someone what someone should or shouldn’t have,” he said. “The audacity. That’s not your place. God decides what we deserve.”
Bieber, who tied the knot with Hailey Bieber in 2018, did not specify who he was addressing. The Biebers share one child — son Jack — whom they welcomed last August.
Bieber has seemingly increased his activity on social media in recent months, and followed up his mysterious post with another one just days later.
“Tired of transactional relationships,” he wrote alongside two selfies of himself in a June 8 Instagram post. “If I have to do something to be loved, that’s not love.”
Back in April, social media users raised concerns yet again after Bieber, who previously got candid about struggling with drug addiction during the early 2010s, appeared to smoke what fans thought looked like marijuana next to his teen brother during Coachella.
Bieber’s reps slammed the “harmful” rumors about his drug use and health, calling them “exhausting and pitiful” in a statement provided to Rolling Stone in February.