Justin Bieber watches fans dance to new song Holy
He released his new song and music video, Holy, in the early minutes of Friday.
And just hours later, Justin Bieber headed out in West Hollywood for a meet and greet, and watched as a large group of fans danced to the song in-front of a firehouse.
The 26-year-old pop star kept his distance from the group as they performed but did pose maskless with the large group despite the COVID-19 pandemic. 
The Sorry hitmaker looked stylish for the outing as he donned black slacks with a white short-sleeve textured shirt that he left un-buttoned revealing a simple white tank underneath.
He paired the look with grey and white Nike sneakers, a green cap with a red and yellow emblem reading ‘butter,’ and a gold watch.
As he watched the group from the edge of the sidewalk, he pulled a black face mask down to his chin.
Justin Bieber wearing a hat: Textured: The Sorry hitmaker looked stylish for the outing as he donned black slacks with a white short-sleeve textured shirt that he left un-buttoned revealing a simple white tank underneathNext SlideFull screen1/4 SLIDES © Provided by Daily MailTextured: The Sorry hitmaker looked stylish for the outing as he donned black slacks with a white short-sleeve textured shirt that he left un-buttoned revealing a simple white tank underneath
As the group danced, Justin flashed up a peace-sign with his fingers as he rested against a light post.
The meet and greet, and accompanying dance routine, appeared to be filmed for a project Justin is working on.
After the performance, the Canadian-born singer greeted the large group and posed for pictures.
Despite local regulations limiting gathering of large groups over 10 people, more than a dozen fans were present and posed in a tight group with the singer.
a person holding a sign: Peace and love: As the group danced, Justin flashed up a peace-sign with his fingers as he rested against a light postNext SlideFull screen1/3 SLIDES © Provided by Daily MailPeace and love: As the group danced, Justin flashed up a peace-sign with his fingers as he rested against a light post
Though, at one point the singer did pull up his mask for a photo, after standing in incredibly close distance with those who had theirs down.
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