It’s been a rough few days for Justin Bieber and his team, following two videos of JB making racist jokes have been released to the public that he later on apologised for.
Popular radio host Elvis Duran has some sound advice for Justin Bieber after two damaging videos broke recently — one showing a reportedly 15-year-old JB telling a racist joke, and one of him using the N-word and joking about joining the Ku Klux Klan.
Elvis Duran tells ET bluntly:
He also thinks people have become somewhat immune to JB’s highly publicized antics:
Justin responded to the second video released Wednesday — featuring him laughing while singing an N-word filled racist parody of his 2009 song One Less Lonely Girl — by posting a Bible verse on his Instagram about sins and forgiveness.
And how does Elvis feel about his response?
Drake Bell wants to know why people are defending Justin Bieber after the release of old footage showing him saying racist jokes. The former Nickelodeon star posted the below tweet.
In a blog post for BlackAmericaWeb.com, CNN Anchor Don Lemon responds to two videos that showed Justin Bieber using the N-Word.
In a statement released to E! News, Justin said:
Justin, who is now 20, also looked to his faith to help him as he faces the backlash for his youthful ignorance. He Instagrammed an excerpt from Jesus Calling, a daily devotional by Sarah Young, that encourages sinners to confess their wrongdoings to God, and not to seek “refuge in the darkness” or indulge “in self-pity, denial, self-righteousness, blaming, and hatred.”
Scooter posted this on instagram
Soulja Boy is the latest artist to come to JB’s defense in the wake of racist joke scandal … saying Justin should be forgiven for his mistakes.
Soulja tells TMZ:
Usher posted a statement (with a throwback photo showing his arm wrapped around Justin) to Instagram on Saturday, throwing his support behind Justin Bieber as footage of him telling racist jokes continues to leak.
Usher’s Instagram comes after a Nylon Guys Magazine interview in which he stood by JB’s other indiscretions.
He told the magazine:
This whole situation has been a mess. I can bet that not in a million years did Justin ever think that this would be out on public. It was a stupid mistake that he did 5 years ago. I'm just wondering why it's such a big deal tho, I mean, I'm black, but that word doesnt have the same meaning as it did 50 - 60 years ago, the problem here is who you say it to. You cant just walk up to a random person and use that kidn of language. If you have friends that accept you calling them that because the word nowadays means "friend" or "hommie" or "buddy", which is what most people dont understand. Justin apologised, there is nothing more he can do really. He cant take back his words, but he can be a lesson to all the people who use as it's called, the N- word.