Marilyn Manson Suggests A Collaboration With Justin Bieber
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(Radio.com) In 2016, Marilyn Manson and Justin Bieber looked like budding BFFs, taking selfies and bonding over T-shirts. This month, their relationship appeared to sour when Manson claimed Bieber said he made the rocker "relevant again" and Marilyn called Justin a "piece of s�." Well, it appears that the bromance is back on: Manson announced publically that he had "no beef" with Bieber and that the two might even collaborate someday. Marilyn said he and Bieber exchanged texts after their latest media flare-up. Justin apologized for being rude and Manson proposed working together reports Alternative Press. "If anything wasn't squared away with the T-shirts I'm so sorry," wrote Bieber, according to Manson. "Anyway, regardless, it kind of stung seeing that if I came off as an ass�- or was just an ass�-, I'm sorry." Bieber continued: "Honestly, I totally thought we hit it off. Again, my bad, if I was an ass�- that wasn't my intention. Just want you to know that." "We are cool," Manson told Howard Stern. "People just made that shirt stuff into a fake feud. Let's turn it upside-down and f� the press and do something together. It will be the best." Read more here. Radio.com is an official news provider for antiMusic.com. |
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