With this weekend being one that young girls will never forget, a New York school decided to play The Grinch and steal the celebration or, in this case, the Bieber-ration. Yes, Justin Bieber's new film is in theaters and before you ask me, no, I will not review the film. It's good enough for the children underneath my age group even if I do tend to be a film critic in the near future. Please let there be a time warp to send me to March so I can see Sucker Punch.
As for what this school pulled to try to suck out the fun of checking out the 3D documentary/concert, their excuse was: "OMG, Bieber shirts! Gasp, these little hoodlums are trying to be a street gang. Yeah that's it."
In the minds of the young girls: "Crips? Bloods? Hah! The Bieber Krew's where it's at!"
Four young girls who wore custom made t-shirts representing their Tween King were told to not wear them that led to the other children to not wear the shirts due to a possible increase in gang-related activity.
Why does this story sound like it belongs on The Onion? It's because it does. Come on, man. Why ban these t-shirts? Are you hating on the kid who had to struggle to get noticed on YouTube, worked with Usher and has had more girls wetting their pants for him like he's the next coming of Elvis? I may not care for him myself (What has/will he do for me?) but I'm not going to tell them what they can/can't wear. Similar to what I said about the six-year old and the Princess Boy wearing pink, these girls want to express themselves. Sure, their folks will worry about what they wear once they get to be about 16-18 years old or younger depending on their ages now, but the shirts aren't harming anyone. It's not like they'll cling on their bodies making the girls unable to take them off. If so, it's Bieber's way of saying 'He loves you' to his adoring fans.
More about the story here: http://www.newsoxy.com/entertainment/ny-school-bieber-shirts-18853.html
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