Justin Bieber was brought to tears after getting the keys to his new car in an emotional video.
The singer was visibly emotional as he walked towards the futuristic Rolls-Royce.
In a video obtained by TMZ, the 26-year-old Canadian singer is heard saying: “Oh my goodness, what the. What. Oh my God. What.
“OH MY GOODNESS, WHAT.
Justin has reportedly been waiting three years for the 2018 custom car, according to a friend with him in the video.
His friend says: “Three years, this is our dream right? You’re gonna make me cry. Are you happy?”
A clearly emotional Justin, who is wearing a black face mask, says: “I can’t even believe it.
Justin Bieber’s custom-made Rolls-Royce has taken three years to make (Image: West Coast Customs/Youtube)
“How does it open?”
He then proceeds to grab the keys and jump in the car to check the interior.
The one-of-a-kind ride comes with wheel covers which makes it look like its floating, sure to turn a few heads.
The custom-made car has hidden wheels which make it look like it’s floating (Image: West Coast Customs/Youtube)
It’s been created by West Coast Customs and is three years in the making and comes with an insane sound system.
Ryan Friedlinghaus from West Coast Customs recalls how the process began.
He said: “Three years back I get a call from Justin Bieber, he’s like Ryan I just texted you this video of this car that’s just amazing.
The 26-year-old asked West Coast Customs to create it (Image: GC Images)
“I look at it and I’m like wow, this is a prototype Rolls-Royce, like what is it? He’s like – we need to buy it.
“So I called up a couple of friends that I have at Rolls-Royce and I’m like what is this car? Does it exist, is it real? My client wants to buy it.
Justin Bieber was lost for words after seeing his new car (Image: West Coast Customs/Youtube)
“And they’re like, it isn’t really a drivable car.
“So I’m like great, now I gotta tell Justin we can’t buy it, but maybe we could build something like it, but actually make it a drivable car.”
And so, the project began.
Source: Celebrities - dailystar.co.uk
