It must be hard being Justin Bieber. The "What Do You Mean?" singer is constantly swarmed by fans wanting to take pictures with him. But, on a weekend visit to Australia, the 21-year-old pop star had enough and sent out a message to his fans via Snapchat about how to approach him for that much-coveted selfie.
Bieber posted a series of Snapchat messages over the weekend, explaining to his hardcore Beliebers that he isn't always in the mood to take pictures. He also emphasized that he's a human too and doesn't appreciate being screamed at.
"The way that you ask or approach me when you want a photo with me is going to determine if I take a photo or not. If I'm walking somewhere or arriving somewhere and you guys are asking to take a photo - If I don't respond, if I continue just walking, the likelihood is that I don't want to take a photo at that moment," he said. "Now, if you start screaming louder, that's not going to make me want to take a photo more."
Bieber said that all he wants from his fans is respect and to be asked and approached with kindness, and then you will get that coveted selfie.
A.K.A., if you want a snapshot with Bieber, be nice, respectful and keep calm.
Bieber, who was in Sydney to promote his new single and forthcoming album, didn't just have hard rules for his Australian fans. He also reminded them that he loves the country later on Twitter.
Loving Australia. I've missed this place. Thanks for the welcome
— Justin Bieber (@justinbieber) September 27, 2015
Bieber's new album will be released on Nov. 13.
