Justin Bieber's Twitter Prank Lands Him A Lawsuit

Justin Bieber is getting sued and it's all because of some prank action on Twitter. You'll probably remember awhile back when the musician posted 'Call me now' on his official page along with a phone number. Well, not just any number - but definitely not Justin's phone number. In fact, JB posted a bunch of digits, but one shy of creating an actual contact, so followers were forced to guess the last digit. As far as the lawsuit goes, two people living in Texas are claiming that they got a crazy flood of calls from Bieber fans that day and for weeks after the post. Keep in mind that the star deleted the tweet. On a side note, the two adults want money for the cost and inconvenience of receiving 1-thousand plus calls. And according to TMZ, they're requesting an apology while one person wants JB concert tickets for her grandkids and the other would like an endorsement for his online project. Some are saying that these people are abusing the fact that they can link back the calls to Justin Bieber's prank and that their lawsuit seems a bit like extortion. Think about it. I'm Dana Ward in Hollywood - don't forget to subscribe to ClevverTV. Bye!

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