Get Used to Me

This song doesn’t sound like the rest of Purpose. It’s not a pop track with catchy hooks or fast-paced EDM; it’s a slow R&B with a 90s vibe, where Justin Bieber’s voice drifts between whispers and long notes, as if he were sharing a secret. The bass is deep and present, almost like a heartbeat, and the drums have a groove that doesn’t push forward but instead invites you to move gently. What’s most curious is that, despite being recorded in 2015, this track feels like it’s from another era: the production doesn’t aim for modernity but instead plays with warm, organic textures, as if real instruments were used instead of cold synthesizers.

Recorded in Atlanta during the Purpose sessions, this track emerged at a time when Bieber was exploring more personal sounds. The lyrics speak of acceptance and getting used to someone, but not from heartbreak—rather from the calm of someone who no longer resists. The production was handled by a varied team, but names like BloodPop, Benny Blanco, and Mike Dean stand out for giving it that retro touch without slipping into nostalgia. While the album had massive hits like Where Are Ü Now, this song flew under the radar, but for those who listen closely, it’s one of those gems that prove Bieber doesn’t just know how to sing—he also knows how to choose different paths.