Justin Bieber spits on fans from his hotel balcony

Spit hits the fan: Justin Bieber

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Justin Bieber was last night under fire again after appearing to spit on his own fans from a hotel balcony.
Pictures published by US website TMZ showed the troubled teen star spitting from the top of his Toronto apartment.
Hordes of dedicated fans were gathered underneath his window.
The confused singer had only just put a video message on Instagram.
He wrote next to a clip of delighted fans waving at him from below his window - "I wake up this morning to this :0 Best fans in the wotrld. #beliebers #sexyfans."

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An Ohio DJ has also claimed the singer spat at him in a nightclub.
Addison Ulhaq was performing at the Social Room in Columbus, Ohio on July 13 when the pop star's minders are said to have approached the disc jockey on a number of occasions throughout the evening demanding he not take pictures of the star.
He claims he did not take any photographs of Justin but says Justin used insulting language towards him.
Addison's lawyer states in the report Justin allegedly spat in the DJ's eye, nose and mouth.
In recent months he's had an altercation with a photographer, has fallen ill on stage and was even filmed urinating into a mop bucket.
But his grandmother has recently come to the defence of the controversial Canadian.
Diana Dale spoke out to defend her grandson and has called for people to give him an easier ride as he's doing the things a normal 19-year-old would do but Justin just happens to be in the public eye.

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 He has also been at the centre of a storm after urinating into a bucket while his mates filmed it.
Justin's gran told Canada's CTV News Ottowa: "It's totally crazy. I feel sorry for Justin all the time because paparazzi pick on him all the time.
"Anybody else's kids have done the same thing but nobody says anything."

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Grandfather Bruce Dale added: "He's just a 19-year-old boy - and before you criticise him, say, 'What is my 19-year-old boy doing?'"