Formula 1 superstar Lewis Hamilton recently shared his thoughts on the viral Justin Bieber song that has taken social media by storm, racking up millions of views on platforms like TikTok and YouTube. The song, which references a “‘Diddy’ party” and controversial lyrics about fame and fortune, has been making headlines, but researchers suggest it may have been created using artificial intelligence.

Hamilton, known for his love of music and frequent collaborations with artists, was asked about the song during a recent interview. “I was shocked at first,” Hamilton admitted. “The lyrics felt so personal, and the voice sounded just like Bieber’s. But when I learned it might be Al-yenerated, it really made me think about where music is headed.”

The song includes haunting lines such as “I was in it for a new Ferrari, but it cost me way more than my soul,” sparking intense speculation about its origin. Though there is no official record of Bieber releasing this song, many fans have been debating whether it was truly his creation or an Al imitation.

Hamilton expressed his concern over the impact of Al on the music industry: “It’s wild to think we’re at a point where you can’t even tell what’s real anymore. I respect Bieber’s work, and if this wasn’t made by him, it kind of feels like we’re stepping into dangerous territory. Creativity is so important, and it’s something we need to protect.”

As more tools allow users to mimic the voices of famous singers like Bieber, Hamilton isn’t alone in his concerns. Many artists and fans are beginning to question the future of authenticity in music as Al technology continues to evolve.

The song has already been used in over 4,500 TikTok videos, with fans either praising or questioning its authenticity. Though Hamilton is a fan of technological innovation, his comments reflect a growing unease among artists about the rise of Al in creative industries.