A Night of Musical Deception in Las Vegas

Is it too late for an apology from the fake Justin Bieber? On a seemingly ordinary night, the impersonator managed to completely fool the staff and DJ at a bustling Las Vegas nightclub, leaving everyone in disbelief and racking up a whopping $10,000 bar tab!

Bustin Jieber Takes the Stage

On Saturday, August 16, DJ Gryffin, who was actually scheduled to take the stage at Wynn Las Vegas's XS Nightclub, shared the jaw-dropping details in a revealing video. The faux Biebs, cheekily dubbed 'Bustin Jieber,' arrived with a so-called 'team' that claimed he was there to perform Bieber's classic hit "Sorry." The catch? The real Justin has recently released an entire album of new music, which should have raised a few eyebrows!

The DJ's Mistaken Identity

Gryffin admitted he had his suspicions about the shirtless look-alike but wrote off his doubts due to the dim lighting and energetic atmosphere. "I kinda thought, like, Damn, he put on a lot of weight since the album dropped," he quipped in his video.

A Crowd Full of Beliebers?

So, how did this impersonation slip under the radar? It seems that the crowd at XS was not filled with die-hard Beliebers, as many were quick to believe Bustin's act. Commenters on Gryffin’s video shared their surprise: "Everyone at XS thought it was him, me included," one noted, while another remarked, "At first glance, I thought it was him until I checked the comments!"

An Expensive Night for Everyone

This wild case of mistaken identity left many wondering—how did it come to this? Now, questions loom about security protocols and the vetting process for performers in high-profile venues. One thing is for sure: it was a night to remember, but definitely not for the reasons anyone expected!