Justin Bieber Goes All In on ‘Swag II’ – Stream It Now

Renell Medrano
In the early hours of Friday, September 3, Justin Bieber astonished fans by releasing his latest album, Swag II, with virtually no prior notice.
Arriving mere months after the inaugural Swag, the surprise drop was preceded by a series of luminous electronic billboards across major cities the night before. Departing from the original’s stark black-and-white portraiture of Bieber and his family, this sequel embraces a soft pink palette—visible both on the displays and across the star’s Instagram feed.
The first disc of Swag II delivers 23 fresh tracks, opening with the high-octane singles “Speed Demon,” “Better Man” and “Love Song.”
This unannounced release echoes the rollout of Swag, which similarly emerged with minimal fanfare after digital teasers earlier in the summer. Billboard had reported that Bieber was preparing a follow-up when the original debuted at No. 2 on the Billboard 200. While Swag leaned into R&B influences—yielding Hot 100 hits like “Daisies” and “First Place”—the new installment shifts toward a more vibrant pop sound.
Before embarking on the Swag series, the Canadian star had not released a full-length album since 2021’s Justice.
With the addition of Swag II, Bieber’s discography now spans eight studio albums—seven of which have peaked at No. 1 on the U.S. album chart—and he has secured eight Billboard Hot 100 chart-topping singles.
Stream Swag II below.
Grand Theft Auto VI Soundtrack: Full 34-Song Tracklist
John Summit, David Guetta, Alison Wonderland and More to Perform During College Football Playoff National Championship Weekend
Justin Bieber Makes Surprise Appearance at Rising British Star’s $30 Los Angeles Concert: ‘Who’s Gonna Pinch Me Then?’
Il Volo Reflect on 18 Years Together, Christmas Traditions and What’s Next
Miss Monique to Debut Nature-Centric Biorhythm Show in the U.S. This Weekend, With Bigger Plans for America to Follow
Italy-Based Kappa FuturFestival Debuts in Mexico This Weekend in a Crowded Market
Poll: Which New Music Release Is Your Favorite This Week, From U2 and Dolly Parton’s Duet to ‘The Hunger Games’ Soundtrack?
Avril Lavigne Welcomes First Baby With Unidentified Partner