Quickly trailing the release of his latest single and after teasing fans that "something special" was on the way, Justin Bieber delighted beliebers even more by dropping an acoustic rendition of "Sorry," paired with behind the scenes footage of the pop star, Skrillex and Blood Diamonds during exclusive recording sessions.
The original track first saw a debut of a dance-centered video in which Bieber did not appear but now, the new black and white footage gives viewers insight on the recording process and the hi jinks that went on between the friends and collaborators. The 21-year-old and his pals mess around on hoverboards while Bieber displays his extremely matured voice, which only makes sense since the "What Do You Mean?" singer waited three long years to put fourth another solo album, according to MTV News.
The companions who collaborated on Bieber's other hit track, "Where Are U Now," took the opportunity to praise one another for their talents. "Working with Justin, I thought was like...the first time we got in the studio together we just did a bunch of scratch ideas and, honestly, every single thing was so good," Skrillex explained in the clip. "It was hard to figure out where to go."
During the middle of the clip, the footage cuts to a skate park where the pop star and Skirllex jump on a board to show off their impressive skills. However, this isn't the first time we've seen JB bust a move on a skateboard before. The lyric video for "What Do You Mean?" showcased Bieber, skateboarder Ryan Sheckler and even saw a Selena Gomez cameo with her named written in spray paint. Bieber's impending studio album, Purpose, will be readily available for purchase on Nov. 13.
