Justin Bieber has crushed the hearts of many Beliebers after a video surfaced on the internet showing the pop star telling a group of fans that they “suck.”
Bieber, who’s in Norway for the European leg of the Purpose World Tour, refused to give some of his die-hard supporters some of his time as they eagerly waited for him.
A fan recorded the entire interaction as she tried to say hello to the pop sensation on the street.
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He then responded with what sounds like “You guys suck.”
The Beliebers were immediately upset by his reaction, and they are heard in the video making a disappointed sigh. Maybe Bieber was still upset about his recent scuffle in a Munich, Germany nightclub.
The Canadian singer was getting escorted through the crowd at HEART Nightclub when it appears he bumped shoulders with someone in the crowd and some shoving began.
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The Sorry singer announced his refusal to take selfies with fans this year and deleted his Instagram account after fan backlash to his relationship with Sophia Richie.
In July, the 22-year-old singer yelled at one fan for throwing a gift onstage while he was playing a concert in Atlantic City, saying that he doesn’t want it.
The moment, caught on film, showed Bieber saying: “Take this moment to listen, and try not to give me a hat or whatever you’re trying to throw onto the stage right now, because I probably don’t want that s**t.”
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A Belieber also caught the singer on video throwing a gift from a fan out of his car window in May.
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The fan that posted the video was quick to defend Bieber on Twitter, writing: “Justin was not being an a**hole in my video. He had the right to be mad someone threw something at him so go insult him somewhere else bye.”
Bieber continues his European tour this week in Finland and Sweden, with the European leg of the Purpose World Tour wrapping up at the end of November.
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