Selena Gomez: My Mind & Me, which debuted on Apple TV+ today, November 4, is definitely not an easy watch! In a brave, personal documentary, the well-known singer-actress, who has a loyal following of fans known as Selenators who will fight tooth and nail to protect her, bares her heart and soul about the mental health struggles, including her Lupus diagnosis and bipolar disorder, she’s faced in recent years. Whether we like to acknowledge it or not, the “Justin Bieber” factor will unavoidably be a constant in Selena Gomez’s life, even if Jelena officially ended their relationship a while ago.
We’re all interested to learn how much of Selena Gomez’s troubled on-again, off-again romance with Justin Bieber she discusses in Selena Gomez: My Mind & Me. The response is yes, but only partially. Without delving too deeply, JB discovers mentions of more in Selena’s repeated interrogations by the press regarding Justin as well as a few open confessions of dealing with the “biggest heartbreak” of her life.
Selena Gomez: My Mind & Me begins with a focus on Jelena’s relentless media attention and how Justin Bieber is still a topic of conversation for the paparazzi when they are dealing with Selena Gomez nowadays. Newspaper clippings from their breakup appear in a montage style in the documentary, which also features footage of Selena being harassed by paparazzi for answers about Justin Bieber, including when they inquired about her reaction to the announcement of JB and Hailey Baldwin’s engagement, which occurred soon after Jelena and Jelena’s final breakup in 2018.
Selena Gomez Questions Justin Bieber’s “CONSTANT” Association
Selena Gomez: My Mind & Me begins in 2016 during Selena Gomez’s Revival Show, the start of Sel’s mental health struggles that eventually caused the tour to be canceled. Backstage, as Selena is having a breakdown over feeling inadequate about her rehearsals, she makes a reference to Justin Bieber. Gomez was concerned that John Janick, Chairman, and CEO of Interscope Geffen A&M Records, might regret signing some “Disney thing,” especially since he had contacted her to ask about JB: “He called me this morning about the song with Justin.”When will I finally be competent enough on my own? When will I be good enough to be by myself and not require the company of anyone else? Selena doesn’t specify which song she is referring to, but it might be an unheard Justin and Selena collaboration or perhaps Feel Me, which Gomez performed on tour and was eventually included in her album Rare due to demand.
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The Real Reason Behind Selena Gomez’s Song “Lose You to Love Me”
In Selena Gomez: My Mind & Me, Selena Gomez discussed how she co-wrote the song Lose You to Love Me, which peaked at number one on the Billboard Hot 100, in just 45 minutes with Julia Michaels and Justin Tranter. Selena revealed the background to the melancholy yet upbeat song, saying, “I texted Julia Michaels and Justin Tranter and said, ‘I think I’m ready to just say, ‘I’m sad.'” The song I wrote was the quickest. More than just a broken love is involved.
I’m learning to choose life and myself, and I’m also hopeful that others may find grace and serenity in that. The song is about realizing that you have lost every aspect of who you are and must start anew to find yourself.
Selena Gomez responded to a journalist who joked that he’d like to talk to her about boys all night during a Rare promotional montage by saying that she composed Lose You to Love Me so she “wouldn’t” have to.
How Selena Gomez’s “worst heartbreak” and “best thing” are related to Justin Bieber’s breakup
As previously stated, Selena Gomez: My Mind & Me includes a scene in which Selena Gomez responds to a paparazzo’s question about her thoughts on Justin Bieber and Hailey Baldwin’s engagement by saying that “everything was so public” and making it difficult for her to move on. Selena then spoke up about how her “biggest heartbreak,” breaking up with JB (she doesn’t specify his name), actually turned out to be “the finest thing.”
How Selena Gomez’s “worst heartbreak” and “best thing” are related to Justin Bieber’s breakup
As previously stated, Selena Gomez: My Mind & Me includes a scene in which Selena Gomez responds to a paparazzo’s question about her thoughts on Justin Bieber and Hailey Baldwin’s engagement by saying that “everything was so public” and making it difficult for her to move on. Selena then spoke up about how her “biggest heartbreak,” breaking up with JB (she doesn’t specify his name), actually turned out to be “the finest thing.”I feel like I’m still living in a relationship from the past that no one wanted to let go of, but I just went on. And I stopped being terrified. It felt like I had to experience the worst heartbreak imaginable, and then I just seemed to forget everything at the drop of a hat. However, in my opinion, that was necessary to occur. In the end, it turned out to be the best thing that has ever happened to me.”
“I feel like I’m still living in a relationship from the past that no one wanted to let go of, but I just went on. And I stopped being terrified. It felt like I had to experience the worst heartbreak imaginable, and then I just seemed to forget everything at the drop of a hat. However, in my opinion, that was necessary to occur. In the end, it turned out to be the best thing that has ever happened to me.”