Skrillex and Justin Bieber’s Single “Sorry” Serves a Higher Purpose

While the first lady, a comedian, a pretty boy singer, and a dubstep prodigy may seem like an unlikely combination, these four influential figures are joining forces to spread awareness on a great cause. Michelle Obama launched a new initiative this past Monday called the Better Make Room campaign to encourage teenagers, Generation Z, to pursue higher education as apart of the Reach Higher initiative seeking to provide more educational opportunities and convince youths specifically ages 14 to 19 to seek further education past the high school level.

Justin Bieber – Sorry (Dance Video)

"The goal of #BetterMakeRoom is to get young people to, and through, higher education." —The First Lady: https://t.co/OiCUKcmjUO

— First Lady- Archived (@FLOTUS44) October 19, 2015

Actor, comedian, and VINE star King Bach is one of the many celebrities that will be backing this campaign. On Monday, King Bach uploaded a video to his VINE in support of the #BetterMakeRoom campaign that features a brief teaser of Skrillex and Justin Bieber’s new upcoming single called “Sorry.” It truly is incredible to see all these A-List celebrities use their influential status for a common purpose, to better the younger generations.

https://vine.co/v/e9InPQd6xMI

Later, the Biebs took to Twitter to post a short 13-second clip of Skrillex playing the guitar and Justin singing vocals for their forthcoming track “Sorry” with the hashtag #3days. From all the clues, we can expect this single to be purposeful, powerful, epic and released this Friday, October 23rd!

https://twitter.com/justinbieber/status/656589558725767168/video/1