Multiple streams of income, they say, are essential, and <\/span>Justin Bieber<\/span><\/a><\/strong> is riding the high of his musical success into a career pivot.<\/span><\/p>\n The popular singer has now become an official streamer just after breaking records and landing a massive $10 million Coachella deal. <\/span><\/p>\n Justin Bieber’s professional successes continue to accumulate, including his music, where his albums consistently top the charts, and he could just set another bar for the streaming world.<\/span><\/p>\n RCF \/ MEGA<\/p>\n Justin, well known for his musicality and award-winning hit songs, has decided to carve out a new path for himself in the industry as a streamer. The news of this surprising pivot came when he announced via Instagram that he would be streaming live on Twitch.<\/span><\/p>\n The 31-year-old launched his first-ever livestream, which drew thousands of fans in the audience just weeks after he secured a record-breaking deal with Coachella for 2026, reportedly becoming the music event’s highest-paid headliner and earning a seven-figure payout directly, without using an agency.<\/span><\/p>\n According to <\/span>The Daily Mail<\/span><\/a>, Justin’s stream was filmed on a massive soundstage with an indoor basketball court, a golf course, a skateboard half-pipe, and a large pool table. <\/span><\/p>\n There were several couches and tables, a large LED screen that illuminated the whole room, and a setup of large musical instruments. <\/span>His decision to start a streaming channel came as a surprise to many, as he had been trying to lead a private life. <\/span><\/p>\n However, followers note that he has become more active on social media following the birth of his son, Jack. Justin’s plans for his streaming channel and the frequency of his streams moving forward are to be determined.<\/span><\/p>\n According to reports, the pop icon’s stream began with him playing a 35-minute game of basketball with his friends, with a few pauses in the game to scroll through his phone or talk to a teammate.<\/span><\/p>\n After the basketball game, he challenged some of his friends to a match at the pool table, then grabbed a skateboard and rode around on the half-pipe. Finally, he played a game of ping-pong, the last activity before the stream ended.<\/span><\/p>\n Justin did not really address the audience in the stream until about 15 minutes before it ended, where he grabbed a handheld camera and gave a tour of the soundstage. <\/span><\/p>\n He frequently turned the camera on himself as he moved from the pool table, showing the behind-the-scenes area where his team was busy managing the stream. At a point during the stream, he took off his baggy white T-shirt, revealing his tatted arms and torso.<\/span><\/p>\nJustin Bieber Is Officially A Streamer<\/span><\/strong><\/h2>\n
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