Justin Bieber posted videos Wednesday showing himself riding a Segway down a dirt path wearing only Calvin Klein boxer briefs and no shoes, drawing attention and a flurry of comments from fans.
The 31-year-old singer posted multiple photos and clips to his Instagram account, including the Segway footage in which he smiles at the camera as he carefully descends a hill. Bieber did not include a caption with the post.
Fans reacted quickly in the comments, with several users posting playful remarks and praise. One wrote, “Lil Bieber showing us big Bieber today!” while another commented, “Bro realized he got free will and just doing anything now.” A third posted, “So happy he is living his best life ❤️🔥.”
Bieber’s Instagram activity on Wednesday was not limited to the Segway clip. He shared additional footage of himself and a friend riding an all-terrain vehicle through a forest, a jet-ski outing and a short clip of indoor golf. He also posted a promotional image for his recently released album "SWAG II" alongside a family photo that included his wife, Hailey Bieber, and their son, Jack.
"SWAG II," released Sept. 5, is the second installment following the first part of the album released in July. The 44-track collection includes songs that reference Bieber’s marriage, including tracks titled “I Do,” “I Think You’re Special” and “Mother in You.” Media reports earlier this month said the album had been a source of friction for the couple; Hailey and Justin Bieber appeared together at an album release event in New York City later in the week.
Instagram commenters also praised Bieber’s apparent ease and athleticism in the posts. One fan wrote, “THIS MAN IS TALENTED AT EVERYTHING,” after clips of the singer on various recreational activities. The account posts also included scenes that highlighted outdoor and athletic pursuits rather than formal promotion, and several images featured the singer barefoot.
Bieber rose to fame as a teenager and has maintained a prominent social media presence into his 30s, often using his accounts to share music releases, promotional material and personal moments. The latest series of posts follows a pattern of artists using personal content to support broader promotional cycles, while sparking public conversation about artists’ private lives and creative choices.
The Instagram posts were publicly visible as of Wednesday; Bieber did not provide additional comment in the captions accompanying the videos and images.