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Lmao! Justin Bieber Banned From China by FlexyvibesCEO: 6:45pm On Jul 21, 2017
Lmao! Justin Bieber Banned From China



Justin Bieber is not welcome to
perform in China because of his
“bad behaviour”, Beijing
authorities have said, after the pop
idol angered many Chinese in 2014
by visiting a controversial Japanese
war shrine
The Beijing Municipal Bureau of
Culture revealed it is not a
“Belieber” when it said the 23-year-
old Canadian, who last played in
the country in 2013, had a lot of
growing up to do if he wanted to
return.
The statement came after Chinese
fans posted comments on the
agency’s website demanding to
know when their heart throb
would be allowed to perform in
China again.
It is “inappropriate to introduce
bad behaviour into the performing
arts” it said, calling the performer
out for his antics and urging him to
turn over a new leaf.
“We hope Justin Bieber can
improve his words and deeds in
the process of growing up and
become a singer people really like.”
The singer’s latest song “Despacito”
has been streamed over 4.6 billion
times since its March release,
according to the Universal Music
Group.
The Beijing cultural bureau did not
specifically mention Bieber’s 2014
visit to Tokyo’s Yasukuni Shrine,
which honours millions of mostly
Japanese war dead, including
convicted World War II war
criminals.
The shrine is seen across Asia as a
symbol of Japan’s perceived lack of
penitence for its past imperialist
aggression, under which China in
particular suffered heavily.
Shortly after his trip, the singer
behind the hit song “Sorry” issued
an apology to scandalised Chinese
fans, saying he was “mislead to
think the shrines were only a place
of prayer”.
But some have never forgiven him.


http://flexyvibes.com/2017/07/21/lmao-justin-bieber-banned-fromchina/

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