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Justin Bieber tells fans the reason he stormed off stage in Manchester

JUSTIN Bieber has told fans the real reason why he stormed offstage during his concert in Manchester, declaring: “I am not being an a**-hole”.

The pop star disappointed gig-goers at the show last night when he dropped his microphone and walked off, reports The Sun.

Justin Bieber gets booed in Manchester

He was booed by angry fans over the shocking incident, which reportedly took place after he told audience members to stop cheering when he was trying to perform.

However, a video has now emerged showing him explaining himself.

Shortly after walking off, Justin, 22, returned to the stage and explained why he wanted the noise in the venue to be reduced.

Justin Bieber is not happy. Picture: YouTube
Justin Bieber is not happy. Picture: YouTubeSource:Supplied

 

 
Justin Bieber storms off stage. Picture: YouTube
Justin Bieber storms off stage. Picture: YouTubeSource:Supplied

He said: “I feel like I wanna connect with you.

“The point of the no screaming thing is that when I’m looking at you in the eyes you know that we’re actually having a moment and having connection.

“So it’s not that I’m being an a**hole, it simply me just wanting to have a moment.”

Justin went on to say he will no longer be talking in between songs.

He said: “Manchester you guys are awesome. But then there has to be ...

“I’m just going to quit the talking all right. I’m not going to talk the rest of the night.

“We’re just going to do the music. Obviously Manchester just can’t handle it so let’s do the music.”

This story originally appeared in The Sun

Justin Bieber just wants to connect with his fans. Picture: AFP/Christophe Archambault
Justin Bieber just wants to connect with his fans. Picture: AFP/Christophe ArchambaultSource:AFP

 

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