What made Justin Bieber fall asleep at Coachella 2023? Was it Frank Ocean’s singing, was he unwell or was he plain bored? – Times of India | CPT PPP Coverage

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Whether Justin Bieber is attending a party with his wife or watching a concert at Coachella 2023 last weekend, he seems to be courting controversy with all of his actions lately.He was spotted at Coachella last weekend attending Frank Ocean’s performance. Either he was unwell or felt so bored during Ocean’s singing that he fell asleep and there is a picture taken by a fellow viewer up on Tik Tok to prove it.

Frank Ocean’s performance during Coachella this year did not go well and netizens have been describing it as disjointed and boring. Apparently, there were long gaps on the sets which led people to speculate that the singer had come unprepared. Was that what sent Justin Bieber into slumberland?
Fans are outraged at Justin’s behaviour and have been criticizing him, too. What further upset them is that Justin put up praise for Frank Ocean’s performance on his Instagram account. He said: “I was blown away by Frank Ocean’s Coachella performance. His artistry is simply unmatched, his style, his taste, his voice, his attention to detail.. I was deeply moved. It made me want to keep going and get better as an artist. He continues to set the bar high and gave me a night I will never forget! Thanks Frank.”
All this, while there are pictures of him on social media sleeping during the same performance. Netizens are finding this hard to swallow.

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