See Justin Bieber Join SZA for Surprise ‘Snooze’ Performance in Los Angeles
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Justin Bieber made a surprise (and increasingly rare) onstage appearance Friday to join SZA for 'Snooze' at Inglewood, California's SoFi Stadium
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