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Justin Bieber Calls Woman a Beached Whale

Justin Bieber will bring you up and then bring you down. Just when we think he is going to rebuild his image and stop acting like a spoiled brat, he hits you with this one. While in Australia, Justin had the indecency to say some pretty rude things to a girl who wasn’t even seeking his attention.

Just when we were warming up to Justin Bieber’s generosity with him helping out in The Philippines, he throws a curve ball and knocks our sympathy down! According to News.com.au, the 19-year old pop star reportedly called a young woman a “beached whale.”

The girl was talking to a group of friends at the Perth’s Hyatt Regency in Australia when Justin walks by with his entourage. The girls were all wearing bikinis as they stood on the deck of the pool. Justin started making offensive hand gestures as he stood near by to make his buddies laugh. Bieber then walks up to the girl, who is described to be gorgeous with long hair and about a size 14 and says, “What are you, Hawaiian or something?” The girl answers “No, I’m not”. He then says “You look like a beached whale.” In shock over Justin Bieber saying something so offensive to her in front of her friends, she asked Justin, “are you serious?” He answered, “You should go on The Biggest Loser”.

Helen Robinett, an image consultant who was on business at the time, heard the whole thing. In fact, she says the entire pool deck “heard him call this beautiful young girl a beached whale … everyone heard [and] there was silence … it was almost like his security was used to it.”

Robinett didn’t only come forward to the media about this; she also made a formal complaint to the hotel. Shortly after the girl left with her friends, obviously wanting to get out of there as quickly as possible. “[Justin] was smiling and looking to his burly minders for their approval” right after the insult, said another witness at the hotel. Pop star or not, you don’t act like a bully just to make your “friends” (who are only friends cause you’re rich) laugh.

Justin Bieber’s behaviour is a typical high school “I want to be popular” move. This kid’s attitude is disgusting and he will lose fans over this. Justin tried to use his charm via twitter as a form of an apology. This morning he tweeted “you are all beautiful” in order to somehow make it better. What he needs to do is find this girl and publicly apologize to her just like he publicly humiliated her.

 


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