I’ve been browsing through the internet and stumbled upon a YouTube video clip titled, Justin Bieber, How arrogant Can you Be, posted and uploaded by V7 Andrea, the video clip has a running time of 19 seconds where it shows the young Canadian singer getting inside the plane and her Father (a male employee from NAIA, in neon green vest), tried to get his autograph for her younger sister. JB tapped her Father’s hand and the CD fell on the floor. Nobody from his crew helped him and JB did not even apologize for it.
V7Andrea posted, “Where are your manners now kiddo? I know you're sick but you could've at least said sorry you are not signing anything. How could you do that to my father?" The clip was taken from a mobile phone.
I have not watched the news but it was reported that Kabayan Noli de Castro criticized JB’s rude treatment to the employee and half of his fans are outrage by what he did, but the other half defended the young superstar (according to reports that JB is not feeling well even during his concert) and got angry with the male employee, they said that the employee's not in the right place to get JB's autograph, he as an amployee of NAIA should not have done that while he is on duty and in doing so he overstepped his professional boundaries at that time.
After I watched the video I felt sorry for the employee for the rude treatment he got from JB and thought that he should not have done that. Yes, he’s not feeling well but what he did was uncalled for. He should have just said that he can’t sign anything now and apologize. His young fans are looking up to him so he should show good manners. Majority of his fans are teenagers and if he continues to be rude to his elders his fans might follow him and just think that manners do not matter at all.
On the Father's side, I can't really blame him for taking this opportunity to get his authograph for his daughter. It's a once in a lifetime opportunity (and I would have done it too for my niece and nephew) so he took his chance and did it.
On the Father's side, I can't really blame him for taking this opportunity to get his authograph for his daughter. It's a once in a lifetime opportunity (and I would have done it too for my niece and nephew) so he took his chance and did it.