Many fans were hoping to see Justin Bieber with Usher during the Super Bowl LVIII halftime show. Although these predictions ignited social networks, Justin Bieber ultimately did not appear, much to the disappointment of many. Ushar breaks the silence and reveals the reason.
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“You know what? It didn't work for Justin,” Usher announced on Breakfast Club radio New York Post. “I think the truth is that he wanted to tell a different story, and I understand that,” said Justin Bieber's mentor and former collaborator.
Usher confirms he has discussed planning a Super Bowl halftime show with Justin Bieber, but with multiple artists.
“Getting ready for the Super Bowl is very stressful, so I wrote to everyone. Justin wasn't the only person I talked to,” she continues.
Even though Justin Bieber turned down a Super Bowl invite, Usher totally understood his decision. He says it's only a matter of time before Justin Bieber performs at the Super Bowl halftime show.
“Maybe it's too late… He's going to play in the Super Bowl. I will give it to him in future. He has a worthy career. It hasn't happened yet, but that doesn't mean it never will.
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