As
he
put
it,
“It
starts
to
make
me
feel
like
I’m
the
one
with
issues
and
everyone
else
is
perfect.”
Meanwhile,
Druski
jokingly
suggested
the
“Sorry”
singer
picks
up
his
habit
of
smoking
Black
and
Mild
cigars.
He
assured,
“It’ll
tune
everything
out,”
before
the
track
ends
with
the
comedian
coughing.
Elsewhere
on
the
album,
Justin
shares
how
he
uses
his
faith
to
get
through
his
tough
times.
“I’ve
been
used
and
I’ve
been
beaten
down,”
he
sings
on
“Glory
Voice
Memo,”
“I
been
let
down
and
strung
out
/
Too
wild
when
I
fall
down,
screaming
out
/
But
I,
I
reach
out
my
hands,
I’m
beggin’
You
for
mercy.”
And
Justin
even
dissects
his
viral
paparazzi
rant
from
earlier
this
year
in
“Standing
on
Business”
alongside
Druski.
“I
like
that
you
pronounce
‘business,’
Druski
explained.
“Usually
when
I
say
‘standing
on
business,’
I
say
‘standing
on
bih-ness.’”
Then
the
30-year-old
posited
that
paparazzi
didn’t
take
Justin
seriously
because
he
over
pronounced
“business”
and
Justin
agreed,
adding,
“Yeah,
you
right.”
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