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Bieber Backlash Over Stupid Prince Comment
by Paul Cashmere on April 23, 2016
in News
Justin Bieber is once again the laughing stock of the world after making an inane and egotistical comment after the death of Prince.
Guitarist Andrew Watt referred to Prince as “the last of the greatest living performers” on his Instagram page which sent Bieber into a tantrum commenting back “well, not the last greatest living performer”.
Watt’s full comment was:
Bieber took an instant verbal belting from fans with comments like”
The comment was 100% NO CLASS! Just something you’d expect from a spoiled rotten, self-entitled piece of shit wannabe like him! #Prince was a genius! A completely SELF MADE musician! #JustinBieber is a hand crafted HACK made by handlers, producers and writers forced on the world public and consumed by people who don’t know what music, musicianship and true artistry really is!
And
@justinbieber is a self centered immature little boy & will NEVER have 1/16 of the talent or intelligence Prince had
Bieber quickly deleted his silly comment.
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