Justin Bieber's Career Will Be 'Over In Three Years' Says Top Music Manager
April 17 2018, Updated 1:33 p.m. ET
Justin Bieber is on a crash and burn trajectory, according to respected music manager Peter Mensch.
"His manager Scooter Braun is scared s***less. I don’t know what Bieber’s problem is. His career is over in three years anyway," Mensch, who manages of the careers of the Red Hot Chili Peppers and Metallica told the UK's Sun newspaper.
It's been a rough year so far for the Biebs, to put it mildly.
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Dumped by Selena Gomez , Bieber has been late for concert dates, had to be held back by his bodyguards from getting into a fistfight with photographers, has had several traffic stops, wore a gas mask on a shopping trip, called his 19th birthday his "worst birthday ever," AND is now earning the ire of many of his neighbors in Calabasas for his frequent large and loud parties.
But Mensch said he may have the solution.
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"I’d take Bieber to the woodshed and spank him," he said.