There seems to be no in between with Justin Bieber; people either love him or they hate
him.
We're all aware of his army of obsessively loyal Beliebers.
But the stars on this list fall into the "haters" category, and at some point they've all publicly
owned it.
Here are some celebs who can't stand Justin Bieber.
In 2014, Bieber had to pay more than $80,000 in restitution after egging a neighbor's house,
according to the LA Times.
Joel McHale has taken plenty of shots at Bieber in the past, but after the egging incident,
his appearance on Conan really pulled back the curtain on his true feelings towards the
Biebs.
"Why is one of the most affluent stars in the world right now throwing eggs at his neighbor's
house?"
"'Cause he's a f---ing idiot."
McHale speculated that the real problem with Bieber is that he's so rich, he's just bored
and acting out.
"He's just running out of things to do."
"I know."
"He's so rich and so successful, you'll be like, 'What do you want to do?'
He'll be like, 'Let's shave a dog, what do you wanna do?'"
McHale hasn't said a whole lot about Bieber since that January 2014 interview, and that's
probably because he's pretty much already said it all.
One of the neighbors who wasn't pleased with Bieber's alleged reckless driving of his Ferrari
through his high end Calabasas, California community was former NFL wide receiver Keyshawn
Johnson.
He told TMZ,
Johnson even went so far as to confront Bieber at his home, but he refused to speak with
the former baller, then later tried to say that it was actually his friend who had been
driving.
Johnson disputed that claim, telling TMZ,
In other words: Bieber's probably not getting invited to play flag football at Johnson's
house.
Just a guess.
As a fellow musician, Kiss frontman Gene Simmons feels like Bieber has struck a sour note here
and there, most notably the time he cancelled the remainder of his Purpose World Tour in
July 2017.
Asked by TMZ to give the "Never Say Never" singer some advice, Simmons said,
He then said Bieber suffered from, quote, "the Beverly Hills blues," which includes
gripes about limos and mansions.
But it wasn't enough for Simmons to just call Bieber entitled.
He elaborated to Rolling Stone a month later by chalking up Bieber's mistakes to being
young and stupid.
Then he paid the Canadian crooner a compliment in only the way Simmons can, saying,
Here's one that's probably never getting resolved, because as of April 2019, Justin Bieber and
UFC star Ronda Rousey are still in their respective corners, waiting to land the next blow.
Rousey drew first blood when she revealed to Cosmopolitan,
"Justin Bieber was actually really rude to my little sister at the Cannes Film Festival."
Apparently, Rousey tried to get him to take a quick photo with her starstruck 16-year-old
sis.
"I walked up to him and I said, 'Excuse me?' and he turned to me, goes, 'I've already taken
a billion pictures today, okay?'"
Rousey added that after that encounter, she would never want to hang out with him.
"I'm not a Belieber.
I was, but I'm not anymore."
After her interview, Bieber apologized for his actions, which he claims he doesn't remember.
"Supposedly she asked for a picture with her sisters, and I guess I said no, but I don't
remember this happening so Ronda I'm sorry, don't kick my ass."
But then he turned right around and threw some epic shade Rousey's way, saying,
He also tweeted the same comment, with a little extra bratty spice, on the night of the actual
fight in which Rousey took a stunning defeat at the hands of Holly Holm.
Rousey has yet to return the dig, but then again, she's much better at letting her fists
do the talking.
It's almost impossible to imagine the seemingly always affable Saturday Night Live alum Bill
Hader having beef with anyone.
Cut to Bieber hosting the late night sketch show where, according to Hader's 2013 Howard
Stern interview, the pop star showed up with an entourage of around 20 people who got in
the way of the cast backstage.
"He had a guy holding a slice of pizza, a guy holding a diet Coke, and going around
stage you're trying to fight through all these people."
One year later, Hader was back in the headlines with another Bieber slam, this time in an
excerpt from Live From New York: An Uncensored History of Saturday Night Live that was published
by the New York Post.
He said,
Just to put that in perspective, Hader's time at SNL also included him enduring hosting
stints by other headline-making celebs like Lindsay Lohan and Shia LaBeouf.
So…you get the point.
Actor and musician Drake Bell is a non-Belieber who kind of tried to walk back his beef with
the Biebs.
In 2015, he told KTLA that the whole thing was a big misunderstanding after he retweeted
a photoshopped pic of Bieber's DUI mugshot and was subsequently attacked by the pop idol's
vicious horde of preteens.
But Bell left out a few details.
According to Buzzfeed, Bell not only repeatedly tweeted digs at Bieber, most of which have
been deleted, but he also noted that the Biebs has a big responsibility as someone who, quote,
"has more sway over popular minds than a politician."
Bell added,
Though it seems like Bell's beef still lands with Bieber's excitable fanbase, he's certainly
not extending any olive branches by accusing the boy wonder of not doing anything to rein
them in.
It takes a lot to irk a generally jovial guy like Seth Rogen, but Bieber managed to do
it on more than one occasion, prompting the comedy star to unload on the "Sorry" singer
with a hilarious vengeance.
Rogen began his barrage on Bieber with the rather blunt 2014 tweet,
...which as far as opening shots go, is pretty epic.
He elaborated on his beatdown of the Biebs during an interview with Howard Stern by saying,
"I've met him a few times.
It was more, he's a good example of someone who you meet, who you think you're gonna hate,
and then you get to hate him."
Rogen's non-love for his fellow Canadian all stemmed from a few backstage encounters in
which Bieber allegedly flexed his superstar status hard, coming across as, in the colorful
words of Rogen,
In the end, Rogen couldn't stay mad at his home country's musical export, or maybe he
was just sick of being asked about Bieber and wanted to squash the whole topic.
During an appearance on Ellen, the Neighbors star confessed that the only interaction he'd
ever had with Bieber was actually, quote, "pleasant," and that he'd attacked him afterwards
because he, quote, "decided to be mean one day for no reason whatsoever."
One of the outspoken hosts of The Talk, and a music industry vet in her own right, Sharon
Osbourne also went out of her way to unload on Bieber.
This was before his 2017 tour cancellation, but after his streak of bad behavior in the
early 2010's that would see him regularly splashed across tabloid headlines.
"He would have to go to hospital to get my foot out of his ass, first."
Speaking about Bieber with the Daily Beast in 2013, Osbourne said,
It was a bold statement, and one that Osbourne, whose own kids have had their fair share of
trouble dealing with fame, regrets saying publicly.
According to Entertainment Tonight Canada, Osbourne addressed her Bieber rage on The
Talk in August 2017 when she said she, quote, "learned a huge mistake from Justin Bieber."
She added,
Technically, CSI star Marg Helgenberger was speaking on behalf of her show's crew when
she voiced concern over Bieber's on-set behavior.
But she did refer to him as having acted like, quote, "kind of a brat" during his 2011 cameo
on the long-running CBS police procedural, according to an interview with a French radio
show.
"He locked one of the producers in a closet...And he put his fist through a cake."
Bieber responded on Twitter, writing,
His rebuke must have stuck with Helgenberger, who later softened her stance during a 2015
Entertainment Tonight interview.
"I think some of the crew had some issues with him, but, you know, but they should talk
about that, not me."
He either punched a cake or he didn't.
Which is it, Marg?
When rocker Jon Bon Jovi heard that Bieber allegedly showed up 80 minutes late for a
show in London, he didn't hold back on his criticism.
Speaking with the Evening Standard, the "Bad Medicine" singer said,
Granted, his remarks are more of a general comment on rock star diva behavior, but it
still applies.
Especially because if anyone gets to shame a young punk of a pop star for disrespecting
his fans, it's the guy who's been faithfully belting out "Livin' on a Prayer" for the past
three decades.
The saga between Orlando Bloom, Justin Bieber, and their then-respective ladies, Miranda
Kerr and Selena Gomez, is something out of a torrid middle school diary.
First, Bieber and Gomez broke up and got back together a bunch of times with a rumor that
he hooked up with Bloom's ex-wife, Miranda Kerr, tossed into the mix.
Then, Gomez was spotted outside a Chelsea Handler show with Bloom, and later rumored
to have made out with him at a Vegas casino, sparking more gossip about a possible romance
there.
With the stage set for a showdown, Bieber and Bloom nearly came to blows at a swanky
restaurant in Ibiza, Spain, ironically while neither of them was even romantically linked
to Kerr or Gomez at the time.
Nevertheless, according to eyewitnesses who spoke with The Mirror, Bloom became enraged
at comments Bieber supposedly made about Kerr, at which point he "jumped over a sofa" and
lunged at Bieber.
No one actually landed any punches, and the video of the incident is decidedly less sensational
than the stories that ensued.
It seems to just show Bloom taking a step toward Bieber and extending his arm before
a full entourage of men separate the two.
Afterward, Bieber responded by posting a photo of a crying Bloom to his Instagram.
As far as we can tell, Bloom hasn't engaged in the feud in any way, so at the very least,
this fight is probably as dead as all of these romantic relationships.
The Black Keys drummer Patrick Carney felt the full wrath of the Beliebers after he made
a pretty mild statement about their maple leaf king while TMZ cameras were rolling.
Asked whether he thought Bieber should have been nominated for a Grammy in 2013, Carney
replied,
Pretty harmless, right?
Wrong.
What followed was a torrent of death threats, homophobic slurs, and general chaos via Twitter,
all spurred, according to Carney, by a tweet from Bieber:
Speaking with Rolling Stone about the fallout, Carney said:
Carney wasn't finished there.
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