"Is it too late now to say sorry?" Justin Bieber sings in his song, "Sorry" but the Canadian singer is not sorry for storming out of his recent concerts. In a now-deleted letter Justin Bieber wrote to his fans, he explains his behavior.
Rumors have been spreading that Justin Bieber is angry at his legion of fans that call themselves "Beliebers". During Justin Bieber's concert in Manchester, England, the "Sorry" singer dropped his microphone and walked off stage. Justin Bieber did come back to say that he was upset because of the screaming between songs has become obnoxious. The singer also adds that he wanted to say something but his fans won't just stop screaming.
This is not the first time it happened. Justin Bieber also walked out of his concert in Birmingham, England when fans also wouldn't stop screaming while he was talking. Obviously, these made his fans upset and is calling Justin Bieber rude.
Now, Justin Bieber tweeted but later deleted his letter explaining why he stormed off. The "What Do You Mean" singer wrote that music is a platform for him to express himself and by shutting him out (screaming while he tries to speak during concerts) is an injustice to himself and to the audience.
Justin Bieber adds that he makes mistakes and if he never did make mistakes then he was a robot and he emphasized that Justin Bieber is NOT a robot. Justin Bieber acknowledges that he gets angry and frustrated but he will always be himself on or off the stage.
The singer has been known for his troubles with the law and his turbulent relationship with Selena Gomez. He was portrayed as an easy-going but reckless person. And now with this kind of sentiment, can we dare say that Justin Bieber is finally growing up?
From a non-Belieber point of view, Justin Bieber just wants to have a more meaningful relationship with his fans. It doesn't mean that Justin Bieber does not appreciate his fans; he just wants them to listen--to him and to his music. This kind of maturity is startling but a welcome change from Justin Bieber. What do you think?
