Justin Bieber rants at paparazzi after opening up about ‘anger issues’


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Justin Bieber has had another outburst directed at paparazzi recently. Photo: TNS

Justin Bieber has had another outburst directed at paparazzi on April 9, on the heels of addressing his “anger issues” weeks after snapping at “disrespectful” photographers.

The Grammy winner, 31, was heading to a coffee shop in Palm Springs, California, when he yelled as a paparazzo snapped his photo and wished him a good morning, according to footage published by TMZ.

“No! Not ‘good morning.’ You already know. Why are you here? You already know. You just want money,” said Bieber, who two years ago sold his music catalogue for US$200mil. “Money, money, money. Get out of here, go. Money. That’s all you want. You don’t care about people. … All you guys want is money.”

He repeated the sentiments multiple times, adding, “You don’t care about human beings,” before walking into the coffee shop near where Coachella kicked off recent weekend.

On March 22, the Sorry singer wrote on Instagram, “I got anger issues too, but I wanna grow and not react so much smh.” Days earlier, Bieber posted about having “always felt unworthy” of his success.

In late February, Bieber was leaving after breakfast with his wife, Hailey, when he snapped at a photographer who thanked him.

“That’s disrespectful when you thank me, ’cause I’m not asking you to be here,” said Bieber. “Just take your pictures and let me do my thing.” – New York Daily News/Tribune News Service

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