JUSTIN BIEBER I'm Sorry For Scoffing At Lindsay

JUSTIN BIEBER
I'm Sorry For 
Scoffing At Lindsay

Justin Bieber is apologizing for sniping at Lindsay Lohan and her financial woes.

As we previously reported, Bieber went on an Instagram rant, complaining that he's getting unfairly skewered in the media. At the end, he said, "...to those comparing me to Lindsay Lohan look at her 2012 tax statements :)." In other words,  Lindsay's not in his league because she's a loser who's in debt.

Bieber tells TMZ ... "My post was only up for a few minutes but I realized right away that what I said at the end was wrong and distracted from what I was trying to say."

Bieber goes on: "I immediately deleted it and rewrote it so it would show what I was really feeling and those words are up now."

FYI ... After taking it down 10 minutes after posting it, Justin re-posted his comments, the reference to Lindsay had been removed.

Bieber's fans were quick to rally behind him too ... check this video that just surfaced on YouTube.

Wizkid Releases Azonto Video on Star Music

Wizkid Releases Azonto Video on Star Music

Superstar Wizkid has announced the release of the video for his viral singleAzonto on Nigeria’s pioneer mobile music platform, Star Music.

The video for the song was shot in London by Mr Moe Musa and is inspired by the famous Ghanaian dance, Azonto.

 Walter Drenth, Marketing Director, Nigerian Breweries, noted that artistes like Wizkid are the future of Nigerian music and Star Music is proud to be associated with the internationally celebrated artiste.  “The energy and vibrancy that Wizkid’s music exudes is not restricted to his music alone; it’s synonymous with Nigerian music and young Nigerians in general. So you can understand why we are really happy to be the first platform to share this wonderful video to the world.”

The MOBO-winning star who’s building a remarkable career, selling out concerts, winning awards here and abroad and building tremendous influence on social media says he’s ‘very ‘happy, proud, excited, name it. These are some of the many ways companies like Star can support Nigerian artistes, by giving our fans avenues to move closer to us. Star Music is a fantastic platform, you won’t believe how cool it is!’ 

Star Music is available on several mobile operating systems, including Android, Java, Blackberry, iphone, ipad and Google Play; as well as on a dedicated mobile site.