A bunch of people took to Twitter to slam Bieber for making fans pay a lot of money for pictures with a life-size cardboard cutout of him at his Las Vegas show recently.
- March 28, 2016
AceShowbiz -
A lot of Justin Bieber fans got disappointed when he announced he'd canceled all future meet and greets on his ongoing tour. Some Beliebers who had paid $2000 to see him got even more disappointed when they were greeted with a cardboard cutout of the pop superstar in a backstage room at his Las Vegas show over the weekend.
It's unclear if the cutout was put there on purpose or not, but fans who had shelled out lots of money for the meet and greet weren't happy about it and vented their frustration on Twitter. Meanwhile, other fans showed support for them by taking to the micro-blogging site to mock Bieber.
Justin Bieber charges people $2,000 for M&Gs that you don't meet Justin (you get a pic with a cardboard cutout) and he doesn't sing live
— Lady Gaga Updates (@heavymetaIovers) 26 March 2016
"Someone stop Justin Bieber his lack of respect for his fans right now is making me sick to my stomach... Cardboard cutout for 2K...," a fan wrote. "IF YOU'RE EVER FEELING SAD JUST REMEMBER THERES A BUNCH OF PEOPLE WHO PAID $2000 TO MEET A CARDBOARD CUT OUT OF JUSTIN BIEBER," another said.
IF YOU'RE EVER FEELING SAD JUST REMEMBER THERES A BUNCH OF PEOPLE WHO PAID $2000 TO MEET A CARDBOARD CUT OUT OF JUSTIN BIEBER.
— grace (@biebrswilk) 26 March 2016
i feel so bad for the people who paid $2000 only to have a photo with a justin bieber cardboard
— jus (@unopressure) 26 March 2016
Bieber is currently in the middle of his "Purpose" tour, which comes in support of his latest album of the same name. A few days ago, he announced that he's canceling all future meet and greets because they made him "so drained and unhappy." He further explained, "Want to make people smile and happy but not at my expense and I always leave feeling mentally and emotionally exhausted to the point of depression."
Fans who have paid between $900 to $2,000 for one-on-one meet and greets are being offered refunds. However, most of them chose not to take the offer because if they do, they'll also lose their front row seats at the shows.
