John Krasinski and Judd Apatow pretend to get emotional while reciting the lines from the Biebs' hits for Vanity Fair.
- February 11, 2016
AceShowbiz -
These celebrities want you to know how sorry they really are. While at Sundance Film Festival, Vanity Fair had 29 stars dramatically recite Justin Bieber's hit song "Sorry" for a hilarious video that was shared with the world on Wednesday, February 10.
Those celebs include Jon Hamm, who admits at the very beginning of the video that he's never heard the song. "Is it too late to say I'm sorry that I don't know the song 'I'm Sorry' by Justin Bieber?" the "Mad Men" alum asks in front of the camera.
Later, John Legend, Nick Jonas, Don Cheadle, John Krasinski, Elisabeth Moss, Armie Hammer, Chelsea Handler, Ellen Page and more appear on the screen one after another to put their own spin on Bieber's chart-topper. Some of them are even seen pretending holding back their tears as they read every line. Closing out the two-minute clip is Judd Apatow, who screams his lines before walking off the set.
"Sorry" is the second single from Bieber's "Purpose" album. The Canadian heartthrob may perform the song live along with "Where Are U Now" when he reunites with Diplo and Skrillex at the 2016 Grammy Awards next week.
