A total of 13 dance-filled videos have been released as part of the Biebs' 'Purpose: The Movement' short film that premiered during his show in L.A. last Friday.
- Nov 16, 2015
AceShowbiz - Justin Bieber celebrated the release of his comeback album, "Purpose", by releasing music videos for every song off it over the weekend. A total of 12 clips arrived online on Saturday, November 14 in every 1 hour. Only the video for "Sorry" didn't come out that day because it was already released a few weeks ago.
The whole thing's part of a short film called "Purpose: The Movement" which the Biebs premiered during his "An Evening With Justin Bieber" show in Los Angeles on Friday, November 13. Among the new videos were ones for his collaborations with Big Sean ("No Pressure"), Travis Scott (II) ("No Sense") and Halsey ("The Feeling").
Most of the clips don't feature the 21-year-old singer and instead center a group of dancers as they bust out choreographed moves in several different settings. However, Sean and Scott can both be seen in the videos for their respective song.
"Purpose" hit iTunes and other retailers last Friday. Having spawned two lead singles that peaked at No. 1 and No. 2 on Billboard Hot 100, the album is currently battling against One Direction's "Made in the A.M." for the No. 1 spot on Billboard 200.
