14 DAY TRIAL // Justin Bieber has been making a lot of headlines in recent weeks and, as opposed to his career so far, it’s not because of his ever-so-popular music, shows or other products he might be endorsing. In fact, more voices are saying online, all signs seem to point to his being on the verge of a serious meltdown.
The other day, Justin attacked a paparazzo in London after he called him a “[expletive]-ing little moron” that should just go back to America – or, at least, he tried to attack him, as we also reported at the time.
Video of the incident, as reported by Fuse, is below.
While Justin’s outburst was definitely provoked, there’s no denying the fact that it comes on the heels of many other weird episodes (for lack of a better term), like his wearing gas masks out in public, roaming the streets shirtless, being late for shows, having Twitter meltdowns and, last but not least, being rushed to the hospital.
In this context, it’s almost no wonder that more and more voices are saying online that he must be having some sort of meltdown for reasons that are still matter of speculation.
In all fairness, Justin has been pretty good at playing the fame game so far especially considering how young he is and, most importantly, how young he was when he got started in the industry, so the theory that all this attention is getting to him doesn’t really hold water.
There is also the possibility that he no longer stands the scrutiny and the negativity because, right now, he’s not in a happy place, having just broken up with his girlfriend Selena Gomez.
A third possibility would be a combination of the two, with something on the side, like a bad entourage or perhaps even drugs: a classic case of too much too soon, with too many negative influences around.
The Huffington Post for one writes that Justin’s record bosses gave him a serious talk-down for partying too hard, especially now that he’s on tour.
For his part, Justin has tweeted about the paparazzo incident, promising himself (and fans) that he will never allow himself to be provoked like this.
“Sometimes when people r shoving cameras in your face all day and yelling the worst thing possible at u... well I'm human. Rough week,” he wrote.
