And if you’re a producer and you get an opportunity to work with someone who’s the biggest artist in the world – for better or for worse – what would you say? Would you say no?” “And I would say to him, “I enjoy working with Justin Bieber!” I’m a fan of his voice. “If he was a real friend, he would come to me and be like, “Yo, you shouldn’t be working for Justin Bieber,” rather than blowing it up all over the Internet and going out of his way to make people feel wrong for making a choice in their life,” he said. Talking to Rolling Stone, Skrillex brushed off the comments. But I can’t be too much of an ass about it… he likes to do it, he’s a fucking little hippy and loves working with people, and that’s his thing. “What the fuck is this shit?” He later clarified in a live stream: “I hate that he allowed himself to be a goddamn tool for someone else. The producer, real name Sonny Moore, produced five out of 12 tracks on the star’s 2015 Purpose album, having also worked together on Jack Ü’s ‘Where Are Ü Now? single. “Made the mistake of listening to this jack u shit with Bieber assuming they at least did something cool… nope,” Deadmau5 tweeted on that track’s release in August last year.

Skrillex has responded to Deadmau5’s claims that was “used as a goddamn tool” by Justin Bieber on the pop star’s recent Purpose album. The Jack Ü producer also discusses how EDM has been taken over by “businesspeople”.

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