Justin Bieber delivered a low-key headlining set at Coachella on Saturday night, opting for a stripped-down performance with a minimal stage design and no backup dancers.
He sat for about 30 minutes, playing snippets of his early hits, including “Baby” and “Never Say Never,” straight from YouTube on his laptop.
The show drew mixed reactions online, with some finding it lazy and disappointing compared to Sabrina Carpenter’s theatrical set the night before.
Hours after his performance, rumors began to circulate that the Canadian singer had been deported by the Transportation Security Administration (TSA).
A report stated: “Justin Bieber has reportedly been deported back to Canada after TSA caught him trying to fly back home from Coachella on an ‘expired visa’. A widely circulated report claimed the singer fought with TSA for an hour before he was ultimately arrested. Fans have already started a petition online to try to get him released. Does he deserve this?”
Official sources, however, dismissed the report as fake.
On Monday, White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt took to Instagram Stories and reshared a Justin Bieber video with the caption “Justin Bieber takes Coachella to CHURCH.”
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