Justin Bieber Urged To Cancel Saudi Arabian Concert

In 2018, New York Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi went to the Saudi Arabian consulate in Istanbul to pick up some documents. That was the last time anyone ever saw him – he never came out. Later, news of his brutal murder went viral, which led to an investigation by the US government.

The conclusion of the Biden government’s investigation indicted Salman Bin Mohammed of ordering the execution. The Royal prince has since denied all accusations of his involvement. However, his reputation remains tainted with the scandal. To rid the stain, Saudi Arabia relaxed some of its strict laws to host concerts.

The country would host the F1 Grand Prix for the first time on Dec. 5, so there’s a concert to celebrate. Justin Bieber isn’t the only entertainer set to perform at the show. Other big names like David Guetta, Tiesto, A$AP Rocky, and Jason Derulo are part of the line-up.

At the moment, the “Yummy” singer hasn’t replied or acknowledged Cengiz’s letter. With less than two weeks left to the F1 event, there’s no news on Bieber’s position yet. Amidst this controversy, he announced new music, “Lonely Christmas,” featuring Bryson Tiller and PooBear.

Last month, he released “Rockin’ Around the Christmas Tree” He took to his social media to celebrate his wife, Hailey Bieber, on her birthday on Nov. 22. The pop star pledged his undying love to “his beloved squish.” He got emotional only a day before, wishing his 12-year-old little brother, Jaxon, a happy birthday.

Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the “Peaches” singer pushed back his Justice Tour in 2021. He announced the tour on his Instagram to his 205 million followers. The VMAs Artist of the Year starts the first leg on Feb. 18, in San Diego, CA.

His album has been very successful since its release. It’s certified Platinum in the US after selling one million copies. Justice peaked at the top of the Billboard 200.