Scooter
Braun
thinks
Justin
Bieber
hit
the
sweet
spot
with
his
new
album.
Days
after
the
“Baby”
singer
agreed
to
pay
his
former
manager
$31.5
million
for
show
cancellations
and
unpaid
commissions
following
the
end
of
their
business
relationship
in
2023,
the
former
Hybe
America
CEO
shared
his
thoughts
on
Justin’s
latest
album,
Swag.
“This
is,
without
a
doubt,
the
most
authentically
Justin
Bieber
album
to
date,”
Scooter
wrote
on
his
Instagram
Stories
July
12.
“It’s
beautiful,
raw,
and
truly
him.
And
that
matters.”
After
all,
it
was
Scooter
that
discovered
the
Grammy
winner
in
the
late
aughts
after
stumbling
upon
one
of
his
performance
videos
on
YouTube.
And
while
the
two
have
since
cut
ties
for
good,
the
44-year-old—who
also
worked
with
Taylor
Swift,
Ariana
Grande
and
Demi
Lovato
before
retiring
from
music
management
last
year—made
it
clear
that
he
will
never
stop
cheering
Justin
on.
“I’ve
had
the
privilege
of
witnessing
his
growth
for
almost
two
decades,”
Scooter
gushed.
“Along
every
journey,
there
comes
a
time
when
an
artist
fully
steps
into
their
own—and
that’s
what
he’s
done
here.
He
poured
his
soul
into
this
project,
and
you
can
feel
it
in
every
single
run.”
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