Ghost

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The official music video for "Ghost", directed by Colin Tilley, premiered on October 8, 2021.[43] It coincided with the release of the complete edition of Justice and the Amazon Prime Video documentary, Justin Bieber: Our World.[44] Actress Diane Keaton stars as Bieber's grandmother in the video.[45] The video opens with Bieber playing the piano, celebrating his grandfather's birthday with him and Keaton.[46] The moment is interrupted in the next scene as Bieber and Keaton mourn the death of his grandfather at an ocean-side funeral.[46][47] Two years after the event,[48] Bieber sees Keaton is still struggling with her husband's passing.[46] He decides to take Keaton for a night out on the town as they attempt to move past their grief.[46][49] Bieber buys a Gucci dress for Keaton to cheer her up,[50] and they partake in activities such as going on long walks along Ventura Beach and taking shots, toasting, and dancing at a bar.[45][49][51] Bieber later encourages Keaton to date again as she looks for eligible bachelors on a dating app called Slide.[47][49][52] Bieber then drives Keaton to the beach in a convertible, where she scatters her husband's ashes in the ocean while dolphins jump up to greet them.[47][53] At the end of the video, Bieber surprises Keaton by setting her up on a date with a new man who slightly resembles her widower.[47][52] Bieber called Keaton and asked her to be in the video, to which she accepted the offer and expressed fondness for the song.[45] Keaton previously shared a brief interaction with Bieber in 2015 during her appearance on The Ellen DeGeneres Show and admitted having a slight crush on him after being shown his Calvin Klein campaign.[54] On October 6, 2021, Bieber and Keaton shared a teaser of the video on their respective Instagram accounts.[55] Speaking about her experience working with Bieber, Keaton said it was "friendly, open, loose and unique", adding that he "was kind to everyone and his team was perfection".[56] While Keaton had never been in a music video before, she directed two of them for Belinda Carlisle's singles, "Heaven Is a Place on Earth" and "I Get Weak

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