TMZ Releases Videos From Justin Bieber's Deposition!!

TMZ has posted clips of Justin giving a deposition last week as part of the lawsuit filed by a paparazzo named Binion who says Justin’s bodyguard Hugo attacked him last June 2013 in Miami.
The videotaped deposition was nearly 5 hours long and TMZ posted several clips from the legal proceedings on Monday. In the deposition clips, TMZ labelled Justin as “arrogant,” “contentious” and “disrespectful”.

When questioning turned to ex-love Selena Gomez, Justin simply got annoyed and angry. At one point asking, “Journalism?, this isn’t journalism!” When Binion’s lawyer Mark DiCowden continued to bring up Selena Gomez, Justin seemed frustrated and eventually said “Don’t ask me about her again” four times. He eventually left the room for a break. Selena Gomez is clearly a hot button and mean so much for Justin, because when the paparazzi’s lawyer asks about her, everyone goes nuclear. Justin eventually rips his mic off and he and his lawyer storm out.

In another clip, Justin compared his interrogation to being grilled by Katie Couric or 60 Minutes.

In the final clip released, Justin was asked about his long-time mentor Usher who was key to launching Justin’s career. Justin said he was actually discovered on YouTube.

I hear most people saying that Justin was being rude and arrogant but i dont know if the rest noticed or it was just me but this sounded more like an unwanted and forced interview more than a negotiotion of deposition. Like honestly, what does Justin speaking to Selena or Usher or knowing Scooter Braun have to do with the paparazzi event?? It makes no sense and I would have been pissed off too if I was in Justin's shoes because the questions being asked have no relevance at all, no connection to why they were there, and that was because Justin was involved in an assult charge with a paparazzi. Just as Justin's lawyer said, that is just pure harassment, they just want to extract unnecessary information from him. And he was in there for almost 6 hours answering questions, mostly irrelevant ones, I would like to imagine.