Once more, the world is witness to how the Beliebers act when it comes to defending their idol Justin Bieber. Since Mariah Yeater has claimed Justin fathered a child with her, they have rallied up on Twitter to voice their concern over the allegations. It all started a few days ago, when Star magazine (photo of the latest cover attached) ran an interview with a 20-year-old woman claiming she was the mother of Justin Bieber's son.
She said they had one encounter last year which, because he refused to wear protection, resulted in the birth of a son who is now 3 months old, as we also
informed you at the time.
Justin and his team have both denied the claims, with Justin even going on the record to say that he's never met the woman, but she sticks by her story and wants her to get tested to establish paternity.
Until she does that, Justin's fans (the Beliebers) have already decided: she can't be the mother of his child period.
Moreover, they say, if Yeater continues to make these kind of allegations, they will personally see to that she stops by killing her.
BuzzFeed has a list with some of the most outrageous (and unintentionally hilarious) tweets from fans and, suffice it to say, they're enough to send chills down Yeater's spine.
Below are some of the harshest – and some of the mildest – things fans say on Twitter about the woman who dared claim she might have slept with Justin and had his baby.
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Mariah Yeater. What a [expletive], making up rumors like that. Leave out nigga alone [expletive]. BELIEBERS BELIEVE IN JUSTIN.”
“Mariah Yeater if u keep saying that things 13 million beliebers and selena will kill u so better stop ;) BELIEBERS BELIEVE IN JUSTIN”
“Roses are red, violets are blue mariah yeater we are gunna kill you.”
“Mariah Yeater can die :D”
“Mariah Yeater is pregnant with Justin Bieber's baby. Yeah, and I'm a purple unicorn frog who likes to eat people.”
“Maria Yeater, y u no jump off the building, go die.”As noted above, Justin has already
denied all the allegations made by Yeater as to their alleged one-night stand and how it resulted in the birth of a child.
Just hours ago, the singer was on The Today Show to promote his Christmas album “Under the Mistletoe,” and he was asked by Matt Lauer if he wanted to address the controversy in any way.
“I’d just like to say that none of those allegations are true. I know that I’m going to be a target, but I’m never going to be a victim. It’s crazy, because every night after the show I’m gone right from the stage right to my car,” he said.
“It’s crazy that people want to make up such false allegations, but to set the record straight none of it is true,” he added.
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