Justin Bieber Admits to Making Bad Decisions

Justin Bieber may be the poster child for innocent pop stars because he hasn't had sex with his long-time girlfriend Selena Gomez, he is giving back to his family and community with his fame and he shows he is thankful to everything and everyone who idolizes him. However, the star has recently been caught in a scandal that involves a statement he made about Indonesia being a little irrelevant country, which in turn hurt his Indonesia fans.

Well, in a new interview, Bieber admits that he hasn't always made the best decisions. In fact, he finds that there is so much pressure on him, which in turn makes him lose his 'perfect pop boy image.' "You know, there's a lot of people that look up to me and I'm not always gonna be perfect," Justin Bieber explained in an interview with TV4 Sweden. "At the end of the day I'm 18 -- sometimes you've gotta make bad decisions to learn from them."

Justin doesn't go into detail as to the bad decisions he has made, but it sounds like he may have learned from his bad decisions or mistakes. Could that have been insulting an entire country or did he make some bad decisions in his relationship with Selena Gomez? In the interview, he explains that he isn't perfect and has made mistakes during his life. But he is learning from them, at least that's what he wants people to believe.

Can people trust him given he just insulted an entire country the other day without fully apologizing?

Comments: 6 ( 1 removed by Mary Jane )

Nanette Tron May 1, 2012, 12:12pm UTC

I think Justin Bieber is good and we can forgive him for anything , May be he is perfect and never makes mistakes and we just do not know it yet.

reply to this comment

Isanah les May 1, 2012, 4:28pm UTC

really can't believe that you removed my previous comment. The bottom line is: random is not and never has been a synonym for irrevelant. I would think you would also want to pass on that clarification.

reply to this comment

Isanah les May 1, 2012, 4:43pm UTC

Mary, the bottom line is that "random" is not and has never been a synonym for "irrelevant" . I really feel that this confusion is at the heart of misunderstanding. Please do your part as a journalist to help clear up the matter.

reply to this comment

Isanah les May 1, 2012, 4:48pm UTC

oops, sorry for the 2nd posting, didnt think the first one went. And sorry for the typo!! it is irrelevant and not irrevelant!

reply to this comment

Lucy Ball May 1, 2012, 5:15pm UTC

Mary Jane had every right to remove that harsh comment you left. You pretty much went on the attack for being a crazy Bieber fan. Listen, whether he said it was an irrelevant country or a 'random' country doesn't matter. If you don't remember the name of a country because it is irrelevant to you, that speaks words. Bieber messed up. And Mary has a right to "comment" on the issue, even if she chooses to use the word "random." You harassing Mary Jane for speaking her mind on the issue isn't very adult. She has every right to 1) write random because that's how she thought it was interpreted just like many others, and 2) delete your comment because it was rude and offensive.

If he can't remember the name of the country, then it's probably because it's irrelevant to him.

reply to this comment

Isanah les May 1, 2012, 7:35pm UTC

ok, first of all, sorry if my first posting was so strong.
But I really feel that one should quote someone exactly. He said "random country" which is not offensive in the least in the context he used it in. To say "irrelevant country" is offensive. It is just not proper to change a persons quote because you think that he meant one thing but said another. A proper reporter will always carefully state what the person said, not what the reporter thinks what the person said. It is certainly ok to quote someone properly and then question exactly what that person meant. This is just good journalism.
Justin was thinking of where he was when he recorded the song. He seemed to be pulling up a list of countries to recall the exact place - and Scooter chimed in with the answer. I also have to pause and think "now where was I?" on occasion.

reply to this comment

Justin Bieber Admits to Making Bad Decisions

Comments: 6 ( 1 removed by Mary Jane )

Join the Conversation