7 bizarre things done by the lover and the hater Justin Bieber
One of the most talked about people of the moment, especially among female teenagers, is undoubtedly singer Justin Bieber. You may not even remember it, but Justin started to be successful thanks to YouTube, where he posted videos of his interpretations of famous songs. One of the features that caught the most attention in the world at the beginning of the Canadian singer's career was precisely the sweet, good-looking air he had. Had.
After achieving international fame, starting to make a lot of money and having his privacy practically consumed, Justin Bieber has definitely stopped being the good-looking boy ever. Before crucifying the pop star, it must be borne in mind that many famous people early on go through a process of revolt, a kind of self-assertion.
No wonder this happens, after all it must be really uncomfortable for journalists and paparazzi to poke around and follow you from party to market seven days a week. The fact is that the boy who seemed to be loved by everyone today also has a legion of antipathies. Here are some absurd cases promoted by people who love or hate Justin Bieber:
1 - He is accused of being a reptile
That the world is a place full of bizarre people, you know, but did you also know of a group of people who believe that the earth is full of reptilian people? Not only do these people exist, they believe Justin Bieber is a reptile. The reason? They claim his eye color changed during a recent accountability of the singer to justice. Watch the video below and tell us: is it fake or not?
2 - Petition for him to be deported
Justin is Canadian, which is why so many people want him to be simply banned from the US, where there is even a public petition with thousands of signatures, asking the government to prevent the singer from remaining in Uncle Sam's Land. Under White House rules, a petition needs more than 100, 000 signatures to be reviewed. The one asking Justin to be deported already has nearly 300, 000.
3 - Use the song "Baby" to disturb people
It sounds crazy and it really is. A high school in Washington, DC, recently began playing the song “Baby, ” one of Justin's early hits, insistently during lunch breaks and breaks. The reason? Make everyone angry.
To stop the music from being played nonstop, students must donate money, which will be sent to orphan schools in Africa. Is it or isn't it a bizarre way to promote this kind of help?
4 - Spend $ 100K to look like him
Tony Sheldon is a young man who had the courage to spend $ 100, 000 on facial plastic surgery in order to look like the singer. The process began in 2008 and the photo above shows how he is today, happy with the result of the numerous procedures he went through. Is that you? What do you think about that?
5 - Trickster Prank
The love of the idol is such that many fans do not struggle to show solidarity with him. The problem is when fake news is believed to be true, as in the case you will now know. First you need to know about a group called 4chan, made up of anonymous pranksters.
One of their jokes was to create a fake Twitter account, claiming Justin had just discovered he had cancer and encouraging fans to shave their heads in solidarity with the idol. Believe it or not, many girls posted photos with their shaved heads in honor of Justin.
6 - Pay $ 40K for some of the boy's hair
A lot of people have idols, it's true, the problem is when one's obsession is such that the expense of having an ever-present “little piece” of it can actually go beyond. Justin has sold a piece of his hair for $ 40, 000.
As a birthday gift to Ellen DeGeneres, the singer put his hair up for sale on eBay. The money raised was donated to the Gentle Barn Foundation, which cares for abandoned animals, the presenter's favorite. At least it was for good reason ...
7 - Using Justin's Image to Promote Christianity
When the song Never Say Never became famous, the singer's mother, Pattie Mallette, made a pamphlet intended to reinforce the Bieber family's connection with the Christian faith. Beside "never say never, " the pamphlet bore another message: "Nothing is impossible with God." The image was sent to US churches in an attempt to draw fans of the singer to the house of God.
