Loyal Beliebers slam the leaker in Twitter posts after 19 songs from the album's deluxe edition all hit the web.
- Nov 12, 2015
AceShowbiz - Justin Bieber's "Purpose" album has unexpectedly hit the web ahead of its official release date. The entire 19 songs off the highly-anticipated project's deluxe edition were available for streaming as of Wednesday afternoon, November 11.
The leaked track included the LP's lead single "What Do You Mean?" and its follow-up "Sorry" as well as Bieber's collaborations with Halsey ("The Feeling"), Nas ("We Are"), Big Sean ("No Pressure") and Travis Scott (II) ("No Sense").
Those who couldn't wait until November 13 to get the album may find the leak interesting. However, loyal Beliebers who weren't happy about it slammed the leaker on Twitter and chose to respect Bieber by not listening to the project until this Friday.
"Justin Bieber's Purpose album leaked and now I'm gone from the world for a few days pce," one fan tweeted. Another added, "#Purpose has been leaked. Please do not listen untill friday. #2DaysUntilPurpose."
After dropping his first full-length in 3 years, Bieber will prepare himself to hit the road to support it. Earlier on Wednesday, he announced that he'd embark on a massive "Purpose" world tour starting in March 2016.
