Justin Bieber’s Instagram Touts His Own Butt: ‘Dat A** Doe’ Gets 773,000 Likes For NSFW Photo
Justin Bieber knows how to get attention for his hind parts. Bieber uploaded a photo to his Instagram account on Saturday, March 26 — at approximately 9:30 p.m. ET. Within one hour, the photo that Justin uploaded had gained more than three-quarters of a million likes on Instagram. About 773,000 likes on Instagram, to be exact, for the
As reported by TMZ, Justin gave himself credit for having a great butt. On the Justin Bieber Instagram account, Bieber wrote “dat a** doe,” which doesn’t mean that Justin is comparing his butt to a “doe” or “deer, a female deer” — as the song from The Sound Of Music goes lyrically. No, Justin wrote the equivalent of “that a** though,” which means that Justin thinks his own butt is something to behold.
Dat a** doe @johnny photo cred
With more than 118,000 comments on the photo from Justin’s Instagram account, the photo is a pretty popular one on Instagram. Most of those comments feature people tagging one another on Bieber’s photo, to show one another “dat a** doe.”
As far as the “Johnny” that Bieber gave Instagram credit to, Instagram lists him as “John Shahidi,” the CEO of Shots. With more than 300 Instagram posts, Johnny will likely have a lot more than the 657,000 Instagram followers he now enjoys.
As seen on Johnny’s Instagram account, his photo that proclaimed “this is life” with Bieber on his own Instagram account was a lot more G-rated. Two men can be seen with fishing poles in a picturesque location — with no butts exposed. As expected, Johnny is getting plenty of comments after Bieber gave him photo credit for the butt photo of Bieber. Some are commenting that Johnny should like Bieber’s butt photo on Instagram, while others are wanting to know more from Johnny about Bieber’s butt photo.
Justin might have posted the butt photo just to appease his fans and take attention away from the controversy over Bieber canceling his future meet-and-greet sessions with fans. As reported by MTV, Bieber reported that the meet-and-greet sessions were mentally and emotionally exhausting for him, and that they left him feeling so down afterward that it was a feeling similar to depression.
ICYMI — Justin Bieber cancelled all future meet and greets to focus on his mental health. https://t.co/kifmRVzbXH
— MTV (@MTV) March 26, 2016
Fans who’ve paid thousands of dollars for the meet-and-greet sessions with Bieber weren’t satisfied with that explanation. They argued that the thousands of dollars weren’t paid just to get great seats near Justin during his concerts, but also to experience Bieber in meet-and-greet sessions.
Other photos of Justin feature Bieber in a nature-like setting, with one photo showing Bieber relaxing on the ground, saying his soul was breathing. It seemed a much more bucolic setting than the photo above, when Bieber, performing during his Purpose World Tour, made a stop at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, on Sunday, March 20.
A panoramic photo that Justin posted to Instagram has his followers trying to guess where Bieber is located during the photos — be it Flagstaff, Arizona, or some other pretty location.
It was the Facebook post from Justin Bieber on March 22 at 9:25 p.m. which broke the news about the meet-and-greets.
“Love u guys.. I’m going to be canceling my meet and greets. I enjoy meeting such incredible people but I end up feeling so drained and filled with so much of other people’s spiritual energy that I end up so drained and unhappy.. Want to make people smile and happy but not at my expense and I always leave feeling mentally and emotionally exhausted to the point of depression.. The pressure of meeting people’s expectations of what I’m supposed to be is so much for me to handle and a lot on my shoulders. Never want to disappoint but I feel I would rather give you guys the show and my albums as promised. Can’t tell you how sorry I am, and wish it wasn’t so hard on me.. And I want to stay in the healthy mindset I’m in to give you the best show you have ever seen wink emoticon”
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