Everything Hallelujah

September 5, 2025 marked the arrival of "Everything Hallelujah" on Justin Bieber's Swag II album. The track arrived quietly through Def Jam Recordings and ILH Productions, written by a massive collaborative team including Carter Lang, Daniel Chetrit, Dylan Wiggins, Eddie Benjamin, Eli Teplin, Jackson Lee Morgan, and Tobias Jesso Jr. Producers Lang, Wiggins, Benjamin, and Teplin shaped the sound into a gospel-inflected pop anthem that critics later described as having an undeniable earworm quality.

The song stayed under the radar until April 2026, when a viral trend exploded during Bieber's Coachella performance. Fans began ending their sentences with "Hallelujah," sparking a wave of dance challenges and remixes that pushed the track back into the public eye. By April 28, 2026, the song entered Billboard's Hot Christian Songs chart in the Top 10, marking Bieber's first time reaching that specific tier on that list.

A second surge hit on July 19, 2026, following his halftime show performance at the FIFA World Cup alongside Madonna and BTS. That global broadcast triggered a 240% spike in streaming numbers immediately after the event. The lyrics focus on finding joy in simple domestic moments like waking up and caring for family, blending secular pop production with faith-based messaging that resonated deeply across social media platforms. [edit]