Justin Bieber: "I Wouldn't Suggest Being a Child Star"

He also talks about his new album, family, Kylie Jenner, and more.

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Justin Bieber has had a very public rebirth that can be traced back to his Comedy Central roast, where the singer was able to air our and laugh at his years of egg-throwing, drag-racing antics before anyone else could. Since then, Justin triumphed during his performance at this year's MTV VMA's and left no topic uncovered in his own Complex cover story.

Most noticeably, his music at the forefront of his resurgence with chart-topping singles "Where Are Ü Now" and follow-up single "What Do You Mean?" that scored Bieber his first ever No. 1 single on the Billboard Hot 100. With only a week left until the release of his highly-anticipated new album Purpose, Bieber sat down with Billboard to talk about his struggle being a child star and how he got it all back together.

On his new album Purpose:

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On his relationship with his mom:

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On becoming famous so young:

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He even mentions Kylie Jenner as an example of getting famous too young.

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On ex-girlfriend Selena Gomez:

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On those infamous Bora Bora pictures:

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Read the full cover story out now at BillboardPurpose drops on Nov. 13.

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