Justin Bieber Sizzurp Scandal Deepens! See Shocking Video PROOF Linking Him To Drug Use
Jan. 23 2014, Published 6:09 a.m. ET
As Justin Bieber continues to ignore or deny almost every report suggesting he is no longer the squeaky-clean teen idol he once was, RadarOnline.com has uncovered disturbing new video footage confirming that Bieber's inner circle is saturated with the recreational use of the dangerous drug codeine, also known as sizzurp.
Bieber's close friend Maejor Ali -- who was at his Calabasas home during last week's police raid -- posted a video to Instagram recently that seems to brag about his use of codeine cough syrup, which users often mix with soda and drink from a double-stacked styrofoam cup.
In the video, Ali shows a close-up of his own double-stacked cup as "R.I.P." by Atlanta rap group Migos -- an ode to sizzurp use -- plays in the background. The cup is marked with Ali's personal insignia -- a crown -- as is common among groups where several people are "sipping" on "lean," as the mix is sometimes known. Bieber has also been known to use the crown as a symbol, and has a tattoo of one on his right chest.
"Two cups filled up with Easter pink," the song begins, referencing the street term for Sprite mixed with codeine and promethazine, "Easter Pink."
Later, the song becomes more specific, referencing "Two cups filled up with Actavis," a high-end mixture of promethazine hydrochloride and codeine phosphate syrup said to be favored by Bieber's posse.
Maejor Ali is driving a Ferrari in the video, and Bieber is infamous for allowing his posse to borrow his own Ferrari.
But the video of Bieber's pal potentially driving under the influence is not the only post from his friends raising eyebrows in recent weeks. Earlier this week, another of Bieber's friends, R&B singer Khalil, posted a photo of the two which showed a box in the background which appears to contain a dark brown bottle, similar to those that Actavis liquid codeine is shipped in.
One eagle-eyed fan commented on the pic, "WHAT IS THAT BACK THERE"?
Though popular with young adults, especially in urban communities, codeine is a highly addictive substance with serious side effects including seizure, slowed heart rate, and even death.
Rumors that Bieber and his entourage were abusing codeine, among other drugs, intensified in December when photographers spotted graffiti on his skate ramp featuring the words "Double Cup" alongside a picture of a styrofoam double cup. The druggie graffiti also featured what appears to be a marijuana blunt to the left of the cup, and at one point, a small white pill similar to a Xanax bar was sprayed to the right of the cup, but has since been painted over.
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As RadarOnline.com has reported, the pop singer's alleged drug use has his advisors frantic, and he is being "urged" to check into rehab.
For the latest on Bieber's deepening drug scandal, stay tuned to RadarOnline.com.
