The Kid Laroi, Justin Bieber - Stay (official Video Lyric) 【100% EXCLUSIVE】

: LAROI originally didn't think the song was right for his own album. After they connected via Instagram DM for a different collaboration, LAROI shared the "Stay" demo. Bieber immediately recognized its potential, telling LAROI, "If you don't use it, give it to me. I'll use it".

: Focuses on self-destructive habits—like drinking and breaking promises—and pleading for a partner to stay because they are his only source of stability. The Kid LAROI, Justin Bieber - Stay (Official Video Lyric)

The song explores the and personal struggle: : LAROI originally didn't think the song was

: Directed by Colin Tilley, the video features a city frozen in time while the artists move freely. This visual choice emphasizes the feeling of a relationship being stuck or "paralyzed" by recurring mistakes. I'll use it"

: The song was written about a year before its release at producer Blake Slatkin’s house. While Charlie Puth played a melody on a keyboard, LAROI liked it so much he insisted on recording it immediately, later describing it as his most organic songwriting experience.

: Reflects more on trust issues and the fear of ruining a good thing, while affirming his partner's role in making him believe in love again.

: The iconic opening scene where LAROI is floating above his bed was actually quite painful to film. He had to spend hours in a harness that he described as "terrible" and physically "choking" him, though he loved the final result.

: LAROI originally didn't think the song was right for his own album. After they connected via Instagram DM for a different collaboration, LAROI shared the "Stay" demo. Bieber immediately recognized its potential, telling LAROI, "If you don't use it, give it to me. I'll use it".

: Focuses on self-destructive habits—like drinking and breaking promises—and pleading for a partner to stay because they are his only source of stability.

The song explores the and personal struggle:

: Directed by Colin Tilley, the video features a city frozen in time while the artists move freely. This visual choice emphasizes the feeling of a relationship being stuck or "paralyzed" by recurring mistakes.

: The song was written about a year before its release at producer Blake Slatkin’s house. While Charlie Puth played a melody on a keyboard, LAROI liked it so much he insisted on recording it immediately, later describing it as his most organic songwriting experience.

: Reflects more on trust issues and the fear of ruining a good thing, while affirming his partner's role in making him believe in love again.

: The iconic opening scene where LAROI is floating above his bed was actually quite painful to film. He had to spend hours in a harness that he described as "terrible" and physically "choking" him, though he loved the final result.

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