In a surprising turn of events, pop superstar Justin Bieber has seemingly thrown shade at the hip-hop duo Clipse following the simultaneous release of their respective albums. Bieber’s new project, “Swag,” was released on the same day as Clipse’s highly anticipated reunion album, “Let God Sort Him Out.” The timing has sparked a heated discussion among fans and music critics alike.

Taking to Instagram, Bieber shared a post that read, “Justice is served. A Lil Bieber emptied the clip. This is the only album that matters right now. This album is way better than the Clipse.” He further disparaged the duo by suggesting that their music appeals to “bitter grown men who collect co dolls and shop at Kith and Union.” However, the post was short-lived, as the Canadian singer quickly deleted it, leaving fans speculating about his intentions.

The Clipse, comprised of brothers Pusha T and No Malice, have yet to respond publicly to Bieber’s comments. Their reunion album marks a significant moment in hip-hop, as it is the duo’s first new release in over a decade. The contrast between the two albums has led to a lively debate on social media, with fans weighing in on their preferences.

While Bieber’s music often leans towards pop and R&B, Clipse is known for their intricate lyricism and gritty storytelling, which have garnered them a loyal fan base. The competitive nature of the music industry often breeds rivalries, and this incident highlights the ongoing tension between different genres and their respective fan bases.

As both artists continue to make waves in the music scene, it remains to be seen how this exchange will impact their careers. Will Bieber’s bold comments resonate with his audience, or will Clipse’s loyal following come to their defense? For now, fans are left to navigate the fallout from this unexpected clash of musical titans.