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6:54Now PlayingDuring a Snapchat rant, Justin Bieber let his fans know he doesn’t want to be seen or treated as an object. The pop star told his followers the criteria for taking pictures with him. He wonders though if you really wanted to see him or that you just want a souvenier shot to brag to your friends. John Iadarola (Think Tank), Jimmy Dore (The Jimmy Dore Show), Hannah Cranston (Think Tank) hosts of The Young Turks discuss.
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“Justin Bieber's rockstar reception on arrival back to Australia was met with mixed feelings on Sunday.
Early in the day, the Canadian singer dutifully gave waiting crowds in Melbourne high-fives and posed for photos with fans.
But just hours later, the 21-year-old took to Snapchat to rant about fans screaming for shots with him, before schooling them in the best way to approach him.”
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The Young Turks September 28, 2015 Hour 2
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