Yesterday, Justin referred to himself as a "douche bag" and promised to change his ways during an appearance on Ellen, and he's even been exchanging pleasantries with the same paparazzi who used to send him into fits of rage.
Perhaps he's trying to rescue his public image, or maybe he's discovered a mellower strain of weed. Hell, maybe he really just woke up one day and realized he'd been acting like a world-class knob for the entirety of his adult life.
Whatever the case, Justin's spent the last few years stomping around Hollywood in sneakers that cost more than your car, and he's left a long trail of destruction in his wake.
As much as he might want to make things right, Bieber may not be able to escape his past as easily as he had hoped.
Remember when Justin egged his neighbor's house? It was just one of many idiotic decisions JB made in 2014, and he probably thought he'd be able to put the incident behind him after shelling out (no pun intended) $80,000 for repairs.
But now the victim, a Calabasas resident named Jeff Schwartz, is suing for emotional distress, claiming that months before the egging, Bieber and his bodyguards hurled epithets at him and his wife, resulting in emotional distress.
In the suit, obtained by TMZ, Schwartz recalls an incident in which he politely asked Bieber to stop racing his Ferrari through the neighborhood.
He says Bieber cursed at him, and one of his bodyguards threateningly shouted, "What are you gonna do about it, Jew boy?"
Yikes. Sounds like Justin has a lot more atoning to do before he can move on. The public humiliation that he's sure to suffer at his Comedy Central Roast might speed the healing process along.
You have to straighten up, son. Last year, you were ranked the fifth most-hated person of all time. Kim Jong-Un didn't rank that low. And he uses your music to torture people.
Let's get to the reason I’m here: to give Justin some tips for when he inevitably ends up in prison... The only place people will be following you in jail is into the shower.
