Justin Bieber’s Beliebers Threaten ‘Supernatural’ Boycott Over Jared Padalecki Drug Tweet
Jared Padalecki is either very sure of his facts about Justin Bieber, or very crazy. Either way, some ‘Beliebers’ are now threatening to boycott CW’s Supernatural.
Why?
The 31-year-old actor went after Bieber on Twitter, publicly accusing him of paying off his pal Lil Za for “taking the fall” over hard drugs found at the Canadian’s Calabasas, California, home during a Tuesday police raid by L.A. investigators looking for evidence to link the pop singer to an egg-throwing incident at his neighbor’s house last week.
The drug find was, in fact, incidental.
Lil Za, a 20-year-old rapper (real name, Xavier Smith) was arrested and charged with felony drug possession for what was first thought to be cocaine found in a location in Bieber’s pad used by Za, but later discovered to be MDMA, a form of ecstasy informally referred to as “molly.”
Police have stressed that Bieber “was not connected” to the drugs, but Padalecki is having none of it.
“Hey @justinbieber, how much are you paying your friend for pretending that it was HIS cocaine, and taking the fall for you?” he tweeted.
Some ‘Beliebers’ reacted to the accusation against Bieber by taking to Twitter saying they intend to boycott Supernatural.
One fan wrote, “i loved it and i’ll watch it. But im not gonna respect him anymore. Im not spn fan anymore (sic).”
A few hours after his first incendiary Bieber tweet Padalecki came back for more, writing:
“corey” was supposed to directly mock @justinbieber… and this was BEFORE his most recent deuchebaggery! #Supernatural
— Jared Padalecki (@jarpad) January 15, 2014
For his part, the pop prince hasn’t addressed Jared’s slam, and judging by his Twitter feed at the time of press appears to be off the social network for the time being, which is probably wise.
Meanwhile, Lil Za followed up his drug possession arrest with a second for felony vandalism after a disagreement with a phone in the holding cell of the police station he was taken to for the first arrest.
“He was additionally charged with vandalism while still in lockup,” said L.A. County Sheriff’s Lt. Michael Williams of the Lost Hills station, adding, “He damaged a phone on the wall,” the Los Angeles Times reports.
Lil Za’s bail was reset to a reported $70,000, a hike of $50,000 from the $20,000 for his drugs arrest.
The unhappy-looking rapper was released to waiting paparazzi late Tuesday evening, later tweeting an unconvincing “I’m fine.”
i’m fine
— Gunzo (@LilZa) January 15, 2014
While it remains to be seen how many Beliebers actually will boycott Supernatural, the ongoing felony investigation and current open season on Bieber looks set to run and run.
Hey @justinbieber, how much are you paying your friend for pretending that it was HIS cocaine, and taking the fall for you?
— Jared Padalecki (@jarpad) January 14, 2014
