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The Canadian heart-throb, who has nurtured a clean-cut image, appears to have used his huge influence on the micro-blogging site to punish a young foe.
On Saturday night Bieber thrilled his 4.5 million followers with a message suggesting they would all have a chance to speak to their hero.
It read: “Everyone call me [phone number removed] or text”.
The message was swiftly taken down, but not before it was widely retweeted by Bieber’s army of teenage girl fans, known as Beliebers.
Those who plucked up the courage to dial were left disappointed, however.
The number is not Bieber’s but instead belongs to a teenager from Detroit called Kevin Kristopik, who earned a degree of notoriety among Bieber-obsessives earlier this year by obtaining the Canadian singer’s private phone number after breaking into the Twitter account of one of his friends.
Kristopik’s own Twitter account has now been deleted, but the New York gossip website Gawker has published copies of tweets he allegedly sent after his phone number was published online.
They include:”I never asked for it, @justinbieber is a d—”, And: “i still like him, but this was so low.”
A YouTube video apparently posted by Kristopik shows his iPhone lighting up with text messages and phone calls as quick as he can delete them. Anyone calling the number this morning is greeted with a “mailbox full” message.
Bieber, 16, has not made any comment about the incident since his original tweet was removed.
Bieber’s boy next-door looks and saccharine RnB songs have won him millions of young female fans, but attracted the resentment of many adults confused by his online ubiquity. Bieber-related messages frequently dominate the scrolling “Top Tweets” displayed on the Twitter home page.
Bieber shot to fame two years ago after his mother posted videos of his performances at amateur singing competitions onto YouTube. He earned a cult following and was quickly signed up by major US label Island Records.
His most recent album My World 2.0 went to No 1 in the US charts and No 3 in Britain.
Last month an online poll to select an extra stop for Bieber’s world tour was hijacked by internet mischief-makers, who voted to send him to North Korea.
Source: Telegraph.co.uk
其实当时看到电话我很惊讶了一下。。。 就觉得不可能是真的。。
。。== 结果还真是。。 |
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IP卡
狗仔卡
提升卡
置顶卡
沉默卡
喧嚣卡
变色卡
抢沙发
千斤顶
显身卡
那人人品 极度恶略。