Sexyy Red is setting the record straight and putting the rumor mill to rest after a recent viral video of her and Justin Bieber dancing close in a studio left the internet abuzz. The clip, shared on Instagram by Bieber, who had recently released a surprise new album, “Swag,” just days prior, had fans quick to judge the nature of the pair’s flirtation.
In the now-viral clip, Bieber and Sexyy Red can be seen vibing and bopping along together during what appears to be a low-key studio session. Bieber sweetly captioned the moment: “@sexyyred love you frienddddddddddd. faded in this video don’t judge,” which fans swiftly took to be more than just friendly. Cue the internet uproar. It didn’t hold back folks in the comment section alone, angry critics pointed fingers at Bieber’s marital status and cast doubt on his public behavior. “You’re a dad, you’re a husband. It’s not clocking to me,” wrote one user. Another said, “At this point, I feel bad for Hailey Bieber.” But Sexyy Red would have none of it.
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She fired back in classic Sexyy style, blunt, dismissive, and with no apologies. “I see two friends of the opposite sex having fun making music about their significant others. I don’t see anything wrong. ITS SEXYY,” she wrote on the post. She wrote in another comment, “Love ya Bizzle!!” so that it is crystal clear that the relationship is purely platonic, based on creativity, not controversy.
Their hook-up, “Sweet Spot,” on “Swag” is one of the standout songs on that project, with both artists playing to each other’s traits. In this latest a cappella, Bieber appears to be reintroducing a more experimental, loose side of himself, and Sexyy Red continues to demonstrate she’s unbothered, unfiltered, and unafraid to tell it like it is. It was a moment between two artists, not a scandal. It is simple in its message from Sexyy Red. Let the music speak for itself, not the rumors. And for those still clutching their pearls, it’s show business, not a soap opera.
