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London - A spokesperson for Justin Bieber said late on Thursday that the 19-year-old pop star was given oxygen and took a 20-minute reprieve after fainting backstage at London's O2 Arena.
"Getting better," Bieber posted on Twitter. "Thanks for everyone pulling me thru tonight. Best fans in the world. Figuring out what happened. Thanks for the love."
In a video of the concert posted online, Bieber's manager appeared on stage Thursday night and told the crowd that the singer was feeling "very low of breath" but would return to finish the show, which he did.
The Baby singer is in London to perform four concerts at the O2 arena.
He posted this photo of himself in hospital to his Instagram account, with the caption "Gettin better listening to Janis Joplin".
The incident caps a difficult week for Bieber. He was forced to apologise to outraged fans who accused him of taking the stage almost two hours late for his first concert at the O2 on Monday.
He insisted he was only 40 minutes late and blamed "technical issues." He took to Twitter to vent his frustrations with the media's portrayal of the incident.
Watch a clip of the concert here:
"Getting better," Bieber posted on Twitter. "Thanks for everyone pulling me thru tonight. Best fans in the world. Figuring out what happened. Thanks for the love."
In a video of the concert posted online, Bieber's manager appeared on stage Thursday night and told the crowd that the singer was feeling "very low of breath" but would return to finish the show, which he did.
The Baby singer is in London to perform four concerts at the O2 arena.
He posted this photo of himself in hospital to his Instagram account, with the caption "Gettin better listening to Janis Joplin".
The incident caps a difficult week for Bieber. He was forced to apologise to outraged fans who accused him of taking the stage almost two hours late for his first concert at the O2 on Monday.
He insisted he was only 40 minutes late and blamed "technical issues." He took to Twitter to vent his frustrations with the media's portrayal of the incident.
Watch a clip of the concert here:
