Justin Bieber Accused Of Cultural Appropriation After Debuting Dreads

Justin Bieber Accused Of Cultural Appropriation After Debuting Dreads
Justin Bieber can’t seem to catch a break.
Just weeks after he faced backlash for including Martin Luther King, Jr. snippets on his album Justice, the singer has been accused of cultural appropriation after showing off his new dreadlocks hairstyle. He shared photos of the look on social media.

While he received support from fellow celebrities like Jaden Smith and Kyle Massey, many fans also said he is guilty of culture appropriation.

See reactions from fans below.
y’all really should be embarrassed to stan Justin Bieber in 2021. from the use of the n word.. to the dreads.. to the tone dead MLK interlude.. when does enough become enough? pic.twitter.com/hlSNosPrVr
— kt medellín???? (@bratzdollykay) April 26, 2021


Justin Bieber faced cultural appropriation accusations in 2016 after showing off a similar hairstyle.

Do you think Justin Bieber’s hairstyle is cultural appropriation? Comment and let us know.
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