Warning: This story has graphic descriptions of murder and violence.
Early this morning, the Justin Bieber hashtag had some seriously non-Bieber related stuff flowing through it.
Nah, it wasn’t a new song. Nope, wasn’t anything to do with his recent thirsty Insta comments on Ariana Grande‘s Instagram photo. And noooooooo, it wasn’t any more dickpics.
It was an Islamic State/ISIL propaganda video. Titled the ‘A Message to the Islamic West’, it included a martyr video of a suspected suicide bomber, and footage of various explosive attacks.
And yes, it included extremely graphic violence, including people being shot and killed.
It’s pretty obvious that this was done in order to target the millions of young people who follow Biebs – he has nearly 74 million followers – because much of the video appeals for new recruits to the terrorist organisation.
The video has since been deleted from most sources, but was originally tweeted by the IS Media account.
Source: SkyNews.
Photo: Mark Thompson / Getty.
