Justin Bieber wants to be known as ‘Bizzle’

Feb 11, 2014 - 19:30
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Justin Bieber wants to be known as ‘Bizzle’
Who is Bieber? I’m Bizzle y’all. Source: Getty Images

BELIEBERS, say hello to your new master: Bizzle.

Justin Bieber seems to have changed his name, at least on Instagram, and has acknowledged the change on Twitter — where he retweeted a couple of fans who’ve announced it. The Daily Mail notes that the switch took place Saturday (Feb. 8), following a series of photos Bieber — err Bizzle — posted in which he poses with famous rappers Diddy, Rick Ross and TI.

Bieber isn’t the first to sport the name. Other Bizzles include a Miami rapper who was shot and killed in October 2012; a Christian rapper from Houston who recently made headlines for recording an anti-gay version of Macklemore’s “Same Love”; and a U.K. rapper, Lethal Bizzle, who seems less than pleased with the Canadian singer’s new moniker.

A Facebook post from a clearly annoyed Lethal Bizzle.

A Facebook post from a clearly annoyed Lethal Bizzle. Source: Facebook

This article originally appeared on the Huffington Post.

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