Comedian Anthony Jeselnik discussed Justin’s recent controversial note in Anne Frank’s guest book on his Comedy Central show, “The Jeselnik Offensive.”
The ridiculous incident has pissed a lot of overly sensitive people off, looking for ways to discredit or slander Justin Bieber. Although, the panel on The Jeselnik Offensive make fun of the situation. Check out the video below!
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The Anne Frank House, an Amsterdam museum dedicated to preserving the memory of the girl and family who hid from Nazi persecution during World War II, relayed a note that Justin Bieber had wrote in their guestbook:
“Truly inspiring to be able to come here. Anne was a great girl. Hopefully she would have been a belieber.”— was recently posted and deemed by many to be insensitive, calling Bieber to be ‘full of himself’.
Justin Bieber’s Guitarist Dan Kanter Defended the Anne Frank Note,
“He was inspired by Anne’s brave and ultimately tragic story,” says Kanter, “To do as the media has done, is to distort, demean, and degrade his meaningful visit.”
Dan Kanter decided to release an official letter to the media, to comment on the recent controversy:
To anyone who was offended or has written critically on Justin’s message in the Anne Frank House guestbook,
As a proud and practicing Jewish person, this topic hits close to home. Therefore I feel it necessary to comment on these malicious media attacks against my boss and friend.
What Justin wrote in the Anne Frank House guestbook was not ignorant or disrespectful – it was in fact thoughtful and profound.
— You can read the full letter over on The Hollywood Reporter’s site.
Anne’s now 83 year old stepsister Eva Schloss has made the following comments defending Justin:
(The backlash Justin received is) so childish. She probably would have been a fan. Why not?
He’s a young man and she was a young girl, and she liked film stars and music. They make a lot of fuss about everything that is connected with Anne Frank.
Justin flanked by bodyguards — was leaving a Central London hotel and in the mad scramble to his SUV, he made contact with a waiting pap.
The pap clearly upset by the physical contact — immediately claimed he was assaulted and began to cuss out Bieber, who was already inside the waiting SUV.
But Justin clearly heard the pap’s insults such as “fuck off back to America,” and “fucking little moron.” Justin opened his SUV door and sprung out of the car, trying to attack the pap.
While Justin’s bodyguard held him back, Justin yelled “What the fuck you say?”
The pap shot back — “You heard what I said , you heard what I fucking said, mate.”
Justin replied, “I’ll fucking beat the fuck out of you.”
Justin tried to swing at the pap, but his bodyguards kept Justin at bay and eventually pushed him back inside the SUV.
The car left the scene without further incident.
Ahhhhh! Rough morning. Trying to feel better for this show tonight but let the paps get the best of me…
— Justin Bieber (@justinbieber) March 8, 2013
Sometimes when people r shoving cameras in your face all day and yelling the worst thing possible at u…well I’m human. Rough week
— Justin Bieber (@justinbieber) March 8, 2013
(Different Angle)
No surprise, Justin Bieber‘s mom Pattie Mallette is the singer’s biggest fan.
So, of course, the loving mother couldn’t help but slam the Recording Academy when asked about her son’s much-buzzed-about Grammy snub.
“I think they blew it,” the Justin’s mama said with a smile in an interview with Fuse News. “It’s my boy, I’m a little biased, but yeah, I just heard that he’s had five No.1 albums, so I think his music is speaking for it’s self.”
Although, Pattie believes it only makes Justin Bieber work harder:
“I think it’s kind of good in a way,” she admitted. “It gives him something to strive for and a goal to go for.”
Related: Pattie Discusses New Film & Jelena’s Relationship On The “Today Show”
Someone else who agrees with Pattie’s opinion, Grammy nominee Flo Rida, who’s nominated for
best Rap/Sung collaboration for his hit single “Wild Ones” featuring Sia.
Although the rap star stayed mum when the topic of Grammy snubs came up at OK! magazine’s pre-Grammy party, he immediately had an opinion when Bieber’s name was added to the mix.
“Oh yeah, definitely,” the hit maker said. “You definitely reminded me of that. I think he definitely should have been nominated.”