Justin Bieber launches daily Twitch streams from private warehouse

Justin Bieber made his live-streaming debut on Twitch on October 22, broadcasting from a large private warehouse and telling viewers he plans to go live almost every day. The roughly hourlong stream combined informal activities and a behind-the-scenes tour of the space, drawing tens of thousands of viewers and quickly adding large numbers of followers to his new channel.

During the broadcast, Bieber moved between a basketball half-court, a pool table, a pingpong setup and a mini halfpipe, at one point playing an extended game of Horse and sinking a long-range shot while seated. He also walked viewers through a recording studio and lounge area that included a small bed for his son, Jack Blues. The feed featured long stretches of casual interaction, music cued by Bieber and his team, and moments in which he operated the camera himself to show different parts of the facility.

Bieber emphasized that the stream was not a one-off. "We're going to be doing this pretty much every day, so make sure you tune in," he told viewers, and later said, "This is our space for the next few months" while teasing an April 2026 Coachella headline slot. He added that he intends to prepare a...