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Justin Bieber Wreaks Havoc At Hometown Walmart

Justin Bieber has clearly traded his good guy image for a bad boy one and seems to be doing everything he can to show the world that he doesn’t care what anyone thinks. While he has been in trouble ...
Justin Bieber Wreaks Havoc At Hometown Walmart
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  • Justin Bieber has clearly traded his good guy image for a bad boy one and seems to be doing everything he can to show the world that he doesn’t care what anyone thinks. While he has been in trouble with the law on several occasions over the last few months, his attitude is his biggest problem.

    The singer and his entourage were recently visiting a Walmart store in Bieber’s hometown of Stratford, when they decided to start annoying the other customers and causing a big scene. Several other shoppers witnessed the grown men acting like children as they bounced balls up and down the store aisles, opened packages of food inside the store and even shined flashlights in children’s eyes.

    Mike Malcho was one of the other shoppers who witnessed Justin’s bad behavior and said that although he was previously a fan of Bieber, he was glad that he got a chance to tell him off in the store and will no longer be supporting him.

    He posted on Facebook, “Justin shame on u…..ya know from get go I supported ur ass…Always saying he’s a kid…Money has got to him he will find his way back….on and on….U disgust me….Yes I am happy I told u exactly what I thought of u…u and ur 30 goons.”

    “I cannot believe they allow u to behave that way and r right beside u doing it….Waltz into Walmart last night and low and behold Mr Bieber not only being a little p***k to young girls by shining flash lights in there face.”

    Many people believe that Justin’s fame and money have gone to his head and caused him to act out so badly. Others blame his new entourage, which seems to grow larger every day.

    Why do you think Justin Bieber has started acting so badly and getting into so much trouble?

    Image via Wikimedia Commons

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