His tattoo aside, the 'Sorry' singer recently made a cameo in his friend's YouTube video titled 'Racist Superman', in which he plays a 'Canadian Superman.'
- April 5, 2018
AceShowbiz - Well, Ben Affleck is not the only one who prefers to express himself through tattoos. Justin Bieber has just taken to his Instagram account to flaunt his heavily-inked arms and torso through a cropped-in shirtless photo.
Through the massive tattoo, the "Despacito" singer shows his love for God and arts. "If tattooed didn't hurt everyone would have them. Well maybe not very one!! Over a hundred hours of hard work on my body and I wouldn't take back a single one," so he captioned the photo.
The 24-year-old Canadian heartthrob added, "I ABSOLUTELY LOVE ART AND IVE MAde my body a canvas and it's SO MUCH FUN."
The new tattoo incorporated many preexisting tattoos, which were mostly done by famed tattoo artist Bang Bang. The ink includes big words which read "Son of God", "Forgive", "Purpose" for his album as well as "Believe" for his song. The Biebs has a huge cross on his chest as well as a menagerie of animals, including a lion, a bear, a tiger, an eagle and an owl.
His tattoo aside, Justin recently made a cameo in his friend's YouTube video. Titled "Racist Superman", the video was shared on Rudy Mancuso's YouTube page, featuring eight men from various kinds of ethnic groups dressing up as the superhero and debating who was the real Superman among them.
Justin appeared in the middle of the sketch. The singer, playing "Canadian Superman," teamed up the iconic red-and-blue Superman costume with hockey gear. "What's up, guys? Sorry I'm late, bro," Justin said. But the other Supermans thought that Justin's Superman was "too nice" for the conversation.
Ignoring the comment, Justin went on asking if they want to play hockey together. It further irritated the others with one of them, the "Black Superman," saying, "Stop being so nice and friendly."
Justin didn't stay long, though. After showing them what "nice" was, he went and left, probably to play hockey. Also starring in the video were DJ Alesso, Anwar Jibawi, King Bach, Corentin, Simon Rex, Timothy DeLaGhetto, IRO, Maia Mitchell and Klarity.
