Justin Bieber told to 'put some clothes on' in heated row with DJ in South Korea... as he unveils his ill-advised new 'moustache'

By: Unknown on 14:39

His ego has mushroomed since becoming a pop phenomenon.
So it is no surprise Justin Bieber got into yet another heated argument on Friday night, this time with a nightclub DJ who refused to take his musical requests.
Veteran vinyl spinner Michael Woods accused the pop pixie of taking a 'cheap shot' at his tour manager after he declined to play hip-hop at the event in South Korea, and insisted the Baby star ran away from their heated argument.

Handbags: Michael Woods posted this picture of his confrontation with Justin Bieber on Facebook on Saturday

In an angry Facebook posting the English disc jockey, who is famed for his progressive house and trance mixing, said: 'Right, the story is Justin Bieber and his army of heavy security muscled in to the booth half way thru my set in S. Korea demanding hip hop.
'So when I told him to f*** off and put some clothes on he took a cheap shot at my tour manager and instantly fled behind a wall of even more of his security.
'Next time u wanna take a cheap shot at my Tour Manager @justinbieber make sure u stick around to follow it thru instead of runnin off like a lil p****.'
The party's host Ben Baller told TMZ the music producer was exaggerating the severity of the incident, and that while they had a heated exchange no punches were thrown.

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Bieber, who tried to get into a fight with photographers in London earlier this year, later climbed into the DJ booth again, though this time he was behind the turntables and playing his music of choice.
Perhaps the  reason the 19-year-old was feeling so aggressive is due to his raging testosterone levels.
For Justin shows off his first ever moustache in the trailer for his forthcoming film Believe.
It is the follow-up to his wildly successful Never Say Never concert film, which raked in an astonishing $98m from a budget of just $13m.
The takings from the movie will be an important litmus test for the star's current popularity, as his star was at his height when the previous film was released in February 2011.

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