"Swag" is Justin Bieber's first album since becoming a father last year, and his first since "Justice," which was released in 2021.

Justin Bieber has sprung a surprise on fans – releasing his first new studio album in four years. “SWAG,” the Canadian singer’s seventh studio album, features 21 tracks, including collaborations with rap artist Gunna, gospel singer Dijon, rapper Lil B, comedian Druski, rapper Sexyy Red, musician Cash Cobain and singer-songwriter Eddie Benjamin.

Cobain delivered one of the best features on Bieber’s latest album, released on July 11, the highest-profile moment in the rapper’s career so far, with Cobain taking the opening verse on Swag’s title track.

Scooter Braun heaped praise on Justin Bieber’s new “Swag” album after he reached a multimillion-dollar financial agreement with the pop star — calling it “the most authentically Justin Bieber album to date.” “It’s beautiful, raw, and truly him. And that matters,” Bieber’s former manager gushed via Instagram Stories Saturday.

Justin Bieber shared photos of himself snuggling with his 10-month-old son Jack Blues on the beach while on an Italian getaway with Hailey Baldwin Bieber to celebrate his new album, 'Swag.'

Putting aside whatever speculation, rumors and chatter surround Justin Bieber in recent months, one thing remains certain: his talent as a musician is undeniable. Going one step further, the process of working with Bieber has largely received high praise from those collaborating on his albums.

Canadian singer Justin Bieber has surprised fans by releasing a new album titled Swag.The record features 20 songs with track names including Dadz Love, Devotion and Therapy Session and follows online concern for the singer's mental health after a confrontation with paparazzi.

Justin Bieber fans condemned his former manager Scott “Scooter” Braun for sharing high praise for Bieber’s newest album, Swag, on Saturday, one day after the album dropped. “This is, without a doubt,

Braun reportedly took care of the debt through his Hybe company, with the singer reportedly agreeing to pay back the debt. According to People, prior to this week’s agreement, the pop star had only completed a single payment to his ex-manager and still owed him $26 million.