But who is Justin Bieber really?
This is the question many fans are now asking themselves.
After being accused of plagiarism by the French electro duo Justice, due to the glaring similarities between their visual identity and the typography of their latest album entitled ...
Justice
(2021), Justin Bieber has once again drawn the wrath of the surfers because of his new haircut.
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Exit his big blonde wick of young high school student, Justin Bieber appeared, on April 27, with dreadlocks, a hairstyle drawing its origins from "
Hinduism, the
Rastafari
movement
and black resistance
", as reported by the
Guardian
.
If some “
beliebers
” were delighted with the new mane of the interpreter of
Baby
(2010), others saw it, on the contrary, an inappropriate act and an attempt at cultural appropriation towards the black community. “
Please educate yourself on cultural appropriation… You shouldn't wear dreads,
” one
netizen
wrote. "
This is not Justin Bieber,
" notes a second. “
It's really disappointing to see you with dreads, I thought you were educated,
” the post further read.
However, this is not the first time that the 27-year-old Canadian artist has experimented with new hairstyles, and has tried dreadlocks in particular. In 2016, he had already sported this rastafarian look on social networks, before attracting the same criticism from Internet users. After some time, he had finally given in, cut his hair, then wrote bitterly: "
It's just my hair
."
This time, Justin Bieber intends to stand up to his fans. If the murderous comments flood his Instagram account, the singer seems to be turning a deaf ear. On Monday, he unveiled a series of pictures taken during a game of golf. Tattoos, dreadlocks, baggy ... Justin Bieber proudly shows off his new look, wearing the jersey of famous hockey player Doug Gilmour, nicknamed ...
Killer
. A nod to his detractors?
