Imposter Bieber Incites Teen Riot and More Bieber Wannabes
See the top six best video impersonations of those who just want to be Beliebers.
The Biebs's Rooftop Rendezvous
You know you’ve made it big when even your look-alike incites a teen riot. When a crowd of Beliebers gathered outside the singer’s hotel in Zurich, one bystander saw the chance to pull a great prank and enjoy some limelight. Dressed as Justin Bieber, the imposter walked out onto the roof of the hotel and started waving to fans who greeted him with screams of excitement—thinking this imposter really was the teen star.
Dani Shay Channels Bieber 1.0
Appealing to fans everywhere who miss the pre-haircut Justin, Dani Shay had the audience of America’s Got Talent in the palm of her hand when she showed off Bieber’s trademark hair-flip. Her uncanny resemblance to Justin Bieber—or rather, his resemblance to her—inspired the witty cover of Bieber’s “Baby” that moved her on to the next round of competition.
The J Word
Gay men have Judy Garland and Lady Gaga, while lesbians have … Justin Bieber? The Biebs has become an unwitting style icon for gay girls everywhere, inspiring the massively popular tumblr, Lesbians Who Look Like Justin Bieber. Maybe next up is Drag Queens Dressed Like Selena Gomez?
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Miley Thinks the Biebs is … ‘Pretty Cool’
Takes one child star to know one. In a Saturday Night Live skit parodying herself and her dad Billy Ray, Miley Cyrus played an incredibly convincing Justin Bieber. Check out her hilarious, spot-on imitation of his winking, lip biting, and nodding to the audience.
A Fallon-Bieber Bromance
Jimmy Fallon has always had boyish charm, but has he ever used it this literally? Fallon’s portrayal of Justin Bieber was so entertaining that he has revived it several times, most notably when the star’s baby scandal hit.
#BieberFever
It isn’t just tween girls who love Justin. Employees at Twitter’s San Francisco office got together to create a flash mob routine to “Baby” and surprised everybody with a performance in the cafeteria.
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