Tensions are high between Justin Bieber and his Beliebers right now. He's employed acardboard cutout to stand in for him at fan meet and greets, he's vetoed selfies with fans and now a video of the 22-year-old entertainer stoically tossing a fan's gift out a car window in May is going viral.

 

In the short clip, fans bombarded Bieber's car and someone hands him a blue item — maybe a little too close to his face. He flings it out the window before rolling it up.

 

The gift turned out to be an Argentine flag, given to him by a 15-year-old girl. According to a Facebook post, she had waited for hours outside of his hotel and in the moment, threw the flag at him.

 

"Of course it was not my intention for it to fall close to his face, so I apologized a thousand times," she wrote. "He looked at me... grabbed the flag, threw it on the pavement and shut the window."

 

Justin Bieber Coldly Throws Fan'''s Gift Out Car Window, Belieber Hearts Break

This is the same kid who had body guards carry him along the Great Wall of China and drag raced through his neighborhood. How does this even make a blip on his hatred radar.

Completely unnecessary on his part.

 

Having said that, I will never understand the people who stand around waiting for celebrities to appear and offer them presents, take pictures of them (and try for selfies) etc.

 

BTW, what does one do with an Argentine flag if you aren't Argentine?

Completely unnecessary on his part.

 

Having said that, I will never understand the people who stand around waiting for celebrities to appear and offer them presents, take pictures of them (and try for selfies) etc.

 

BTW, what does one do with an Argentine flag if you aren't Argentine?

 

It'd go in my trash...:idunno: I'd at least wait until the person who gave it to me was gone though.

Completely unnecessary on his part.

 

Having said that, I will never understand the people who stand around waiting for celebrities to appear and offer them presents, take pictures of them (and try for selfies) etc.

 

BTW, what does one do with an Argentine flag if you aren't Argentine?

 

At least he could have respected it? Maybe.