Human Rights Organization Begs Justin Bieber To Walk Away From Saudi Arabia Payday, Demands He Cancels Performance Over Country's Horrific Treatment of Women & LGBTQ+ Community

“We are writing to urgently inform you of the human rights crisis in Saudi Arabia; to explain the role that the regime of MBS [Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman] has played in violating the rights of tens of millions of Saudis; to ask that you consider the unfortunate implications of your engagement with the brutal dictatorship of MBS; and to respectfully request that, in light of your status as a global personality, you take this opportunity to positively influence human rights policy in Saudi Arabia by canceling your appearance, as a symbol of solidarity with the ongoing suffering of the Saudi people,” they wrote in the letter dated November 2.

They also claim that Saudi Arabia’s monarchy is happy to throw money at entertainers in order to cover up their abuse of power.

“The Saudi regime is happy to pay large sums to international celebrities to give the Kingdom a veneer of respectability, as long as the human rights violations occurring within Saudi Arabia are never mentioned,” the letter reads.

If Bieber's going to make a decision, he better hurry. The One Less Lonely Girl singer is scheduled to perform on December 5 — and he's not the only one.

A$AP Rocky, Jason Derulo, Tiesto, and David Guetta are all on the roster. According to Kasparov and Halvorssen, they've all been sent letters too.

If any of these performers pull out of the Saudi Arabian event, they wouldn't be the first.

Nicki Minaj rose up to the challenge when she was confronted by various human rights groups about her scheduled appearance at the country's Jeddah World Fest in 2019.

“After better educating myself on the issues, I believe it is important for me to make clear my support for the rights of women, the LGBTQ community, and freedom of expression,” the Super Bass rapper said at the time.