Los Angeles – famous singer Justin Bieber has just shocked when announcing to sell all his real estate in Red States and plans to leave the United States. This decision was made after tense controversy between England and technology billionaire Elon Musk.
Conflict between Bieber and Musk
It all started when Justin Bieber publicly criticized how to operate the social networking platform X (formerly Twitter) owned by Elon Musk. Bieber accused Musk for making this platform a place that wides up false information and incited political polarization. In an Instagram post, the male singer expressed concern about “hostility and fake news being spread without control on X.”
In response, Elon Musk did not hesitate to refute by calling Bieber a “unknown person” and said that he was being influenced by leftist media. The controversy between the two quickly escalated when Musk emphasized that celebrities should not “play the role of political and technology experts if they don’t really understand it.”
Selling assets and leaving the US
After the heated argument, Justin Bieber suddenly announced that he would sell all his real estate in conservative states, including Texas, Florida and Tennessee. According to a close source, the singer felt no longer suitable for the political environment in these areas and is considering moving to another country, maybe Canada – his homeland, or a European country.
“Justin felt disappointed with the way America was changing, especially in the field of politics and culture,” a close friend of Bieber revealed to the press. “He wants to live in a place where he feels free to express his views without being attacked.”
Reaction from fans
This information has caused many mixed reactions from the public. Some supporters of Bieber, arguing that he has the right to speak out about social issues. Meanwhile, some conservative fans were angry, criticized the singer as “too sensitive” and could not stand the mixed opinions.
However, Justin Bieber’s decision to leave the US is becoming a hot topic, reflecting the deeper division in modern society.
