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This is the Flex and Frooms catch up podcast. It's Flex and Firms on Caden ninety six point one or wherever else you get our dulcet tones. We've been speaking a lot about Justin Bieber and Hailey Biber and Selena Gomez and some genus.
Through no fault of our own, no, it's in all over TikTok.
For multiple months, perhaps even years, I have had a lot of conspiracy theories about Justin Bieber and Hailey Bieber and Justin's perhaps disdain of.
Hailey and also the origins of their relationship. She started out as a fangirl who went to the same church. And also people think that she has this odd obsession with Selena because you know, Selena has a tattoo of a jay, a ring of a j and then Haley gets that same jay tattooed on her ring finger. It's just a bit uncanny, But who cares.
Obsessed with the X vibes? So, in the spirit of theories that maybe don't make sense and could be pulled out of one's ass, I came across this TikTok that explains how Justin like a sound and want of Justin Bieber's most iconic songs, where are You Now? When I Need you? What's actual?
Titler that where are you now?
Where are you now? Yeah, And some theorists in the teaktok comments think that it says Selena Gomez. But let's just see how the track was created.
And you the most, and do the most, and you the most, injure the most, injure the most.
Oh love that's time.
In the end.
I love it. I think it's comic relief, like whenever I post funny TikTok and the something and it's the best. People were saying that it sounds.
Like Selena Gomerz. I love that.
I love that.
It's like the Beatles saying John is not dead.
Fake news is the best news because the amount of like mental gymnastics, you have to even get there. Let it be real, Let it be real, and it makes sense to need you the most, Selena Gomez, Selenaz need you. I love that. That's awesome. I hope for his sake it's true. I do too, And if not, I hope he hears it and says, and if not, I hope he listens to that theory and says, oh my god. Maybe yeah, it does say that he was thinking it, and then he re releases the song and actually says, cealess,
there we go. Beautiful.
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