Hailey and Justin Bieber were still starting the day when they went to visit friends on Thursday.
The young couple looked a bit sleepy while they were spotted arriving to their pal’s Beverly Hills abode.
After their hang, Justin, 26, took to his Instagram Story to express his dismay at Google over which photos their algorithm put at the top of image search results.
Two of a kind: Hailey and Justin Bieber looked like sleepyheads when visiting a friend’s house in Beverly Hills on Thursday
Tech support: After their hang, Justin took to his Instagram Story to express his dismay at Google over which photos their algorithm put at the top of image search results
Justin didn’t see too annoyed during his arrival at his friend’s house, however.
In fact, the Baby singer was still in the middle of getting his caffeine fix, seen carrying a cup of iced coffee as he left the car.
The Holy singer had on a Kobe Bryant Lakers jersey over a white shirt which let his tattoo collection peek out. He paired his sporty top with tie-dye-inspired, black and white drawstring pants.
Justin didn’t miss an opportunity to give Mrs. Bieber a kiss, sneaking in a smooch as he heade to the other side of their matte tan Lamborghini Urus to open her door.
The Baby singer was still in the middle of getting his caffeine fix, seen carrying a cup of iced coffee as he left the car
Signs of affection: Justin didn’t miss an opportunity to give Mrs. Bieber a kiss, sneaking in a smooch as he heade to the other side of their matte tan Lamborghini Urus to open her door
During the trip, Hailey put her taut tummy on display in a cropped, white long sleeve top and baggy, distressed Vetements jeans which retail for over $1500.
She had her dark blonde tresses smoothed into a low ponytail with a sharp center part and went for a makeup-free look.
A little bit after their meet-up, Justin took to his Instagram Story to express some frustration about Google image search.
The Canadian crooner didn’t seem to understand how algorithms work, pleading directly to the tech company to fix the unflattering photos which dominate his searches.
‘Real quick I’m gonna talk to… I guess Google,’ he told fans while filming a search of his name on his laptop.
‘I don’t get what the algorithm is for why certain photos come up, but this is so frustrating considering I took a lot of time to get healthy and I feel as though people try to legitimately sabotage me.’
‘Now watch, I’m gonna go to images’ he went on, showing some scruffy pics that topped the image search page. They were almost all from the January 2020 premiere of his docuseries Seasons.
Search error: A little bit after their meet-up, Justin took to his Instagram Story to express some frustration about Google image search. The Canadian crooner didn’t seem to understand how algorithms work, pleading directly to the tech company to fix the unflattering photos which dominate his searches
‘This was a time I was really unhealthy, I was battling Lyme Disease,’ he said of the top photos, which were from the January 2020 premiere of his YouTube docuseries Seasons
‘This was a time I was really unhealthy, I was battling Lyme Disease. All of the top photos are me looking disheveled, right?
‘I was obviously going through a tough time but these are the images the media tries to run with.’
‘I don’t know if they do it because they try to…’ he said before trailing off.
The clips picked up with him saying: ‘There are so many new photos I’ve serviced to the media, and they continue to use these photos so it’s like what’s the deal?’
‘I don’t know. It’s frustrating me I wish they would change it. I’ve asked them to change it,’ he went on.
Options: ‘I mean just look at my skin now,’ he said, turning the camera around to show off his smooth complexion. ‘There is so many photos they could choose’
‘I’ve done a lot of photoshoots since then and… They don’t have to put these photos but they do. I just don’t know why.’
‘I mean just look at my skin now,’ he said, turning the camera around to show off his smooth complexion. ‘There is so many photos they could choose.’
While Google doesn’t share it’s exact search formula, search results are mostly based on the frequency and location of keywords within the Web page, how long the Web page has existed, and the number of other Web pages that link back to the original, according to sources – meaning they have little-to-nothing to do with any one publisher, or Google’s, choices.
The January 2020 photos in question would have been the Bieber’s last official red carpet appearance before pandemic quarantine made public events a rarity, likely putting them at the top of Google’s formula.
Nothing personal: The January 2020 photos in question (above) would have been the Bieber’s last official red carpet appearance before pandemic quarantine made public events a rarity, likely putting them at the top of Google’s formula