Fan throws shoe at Justin Bieber for refusing to sing 'Despacito'
Turns out, he still doesn't know the Spanish lyrics to his own song
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Singer Justin Bieber almost got hit on the head by a flying object during his show in Stockholm, Sweden, after he refused to sing Despacito, his hit song with Luis Fonsi and Daddy Yankee.
During his show over the weekend, an unhappy fan threw what looked like a shoe at the Love Yourself singer when his wish was not fulfilled, reports aceshowbiz.com.
The Justin Bibis are back but this time, with a twist
Fans asked Bieber to sing the Latin song in the middle of the show. He appeared to be arguing a little with the audience in the front row when a fan abruptly threw the object at his head. Fortunately, Bieber narrowly dodged it and avoided possible concussion.
Last month, the Baby singer had made headlines by singing "blah, blah, blah" and random Spanish words because he forgot the actual Spanish lyrics of Despacito. His action was considered disrespectful, and probably that was why he didn't want to make the same mistake at the Sweden concert, aceshowbiz.com reported.
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During his show over the weekend, an unhappy fan threw what looked like a shoe at the Love Yourself singer when his wish was not fulfilled, reports aceshowbiz.com.
The Justin Bibis are back but this time, with a twist
Fans asked Bieber to sing the Latin song in the middle of the show. He appeared to be arguing a little with the audience in the front row when a fan abruptly threw the object at his head. Fortunately, Bieber narrowly dodged it and avoided possible concussion.
Last month, the Baby singer had made headlines by singing "blah, blah, blah" and random Spanish words because he forgot the actual Spanish lyrics of Despacito. His action was considered disrespectful, and probably that was why he didn't want to make the same mistake at the Sweden concert, aceshowbiz.com reported.
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