Justin Bieber Raps About Flying ‘High Like a Magpie’ After Rep Denies Drug Use Rumors

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  • Justin Bieber raps about flying “high” in Instagram video, days after drug use rumors denied by his rep.

  • The 30-year-old singer appears shirtless, in a blue beanie, holding snacks, rapping lyrics like “High like a fly guy”.

  • Bieber’s representative calls drug use rumors “exhausting”, defends his behavior with wife Hailey Baldwin Bieber.

Justin Bieber posted a video on Instagram rapping about flying “high” just days after his representative denied rumors of drug use.

In the clip, the 30-year-old singer raps while shirtless, wearing a blue beanie, and holding a bag of snacks, with lyrics like “High like a fly guy / I fly high like a magpie.”

His representative had previously called the drug use rumors “exhausting” in a statement defending Bieber and his behavior alongside wife Hailey Baldwin Bieber.

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