Justin Bieber Uses N-Word and KKK Joke in New Video

Everything was really funny when Justin Bieber was telling jokes earlier this week, until he said the N-word. A clip of Bieber saying the N-word was recently released by The Sun.

The clip highlights Bieber singing theses lyrics…”One Less Lonely Girl to One Less Lonely N*****.

Immediately after using the word nigger, Bieber jokes about joining the Klu Klux Klan.

The New York Daily News points out that it’s unclear when the video was filmed, but it seems to be after Bieber was signed by Scooter Braun — though still a young star on the rise.

“Unfortunately this is the devastating reality of how Justin has behaved and reveals his attitude toward such a deeply emotive subject,” a source told the Sun.

“People need to see this. Normal kids in society do not make these kind of jokes. He is protected by a network of staff, but the camera doesn’t lie. This is the real Justin.”

What is more shocking is that the video was taking during the time Justin Bieber was being mentored by Usher. According to TMZ, Justin Bieber “knew almost immediately it was a stupid thing to do. Usher took him into a room and shoed him historically racist videos to drive home how hurtful thsee words can be used.

“Bieber and his team say various people have tried to extort him over the last few years — demanding money for both this video and the one he made when he was 15.  Justin says he will not be shaken down anymore. He says he wants people to see the video and he wants to accept responsibility.”

Justin Bieber recently apologized for his previous video:

“As a kid, I didn’t understand the power of certain words and how they can hurt. I thought it was ok to repeat hurtful words and jokes, but didn’t realize at the time that it wasn’t funny and that in fact my actions were continuing the ignorance. Thanks to friends and family I learned from my mistakes and grew up and apologized for those wrongs. Now that these mistakes from the past have become public I need to apologize again to all those I have offended. I’m very sorry. I take my friendships with people of all cultures very seriously and I apologize for offending or hurting anyone with my childish and inexcusable mistake. I was a kid then and I am a man now who knows my responsibility to the world and not to make that mistake again. Ignorance has no place in our society and I hope the sharing of my faults can prevent others from making the same mistake in the future. I thought long and hard about what i wanted to say but telling the truth it always what’s right. Five years ago I made a reckless and immature mistake and I’m grateful to those close to me who helped me learn those lessons as a young man. Once again…. I’m sorry.”

TMZ reported that someone approached Justin’s reps two months ago with the video, demanding $1 million or it would be leaked to the press. Justin Bieber’s reps didn’t accept the offer, the price was dropped to $800,000. Then one week ago, they were approached yet again with the video, this time with a $500,000 offer and Justin’s reps still said no.  “Bieber’s people wouldn’t make the deal because they didn’t think the tape was that harmful … especially because Bieber was 15 years old when he told the racist joke,” said TMZ.

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The first trailer for The Sex Factor, was recently released and you can essentially hate it or love it.

The Sex Factor, is a porn competition web series hosted by the now famous Duke porn star Belle Knox. The winners of the show have the chance to win a million-dollars and an opportunity to do a scene with Belle Knox.

It will be the first professional shoot for the one man and one woman as they try to stand out from a group of 16 contestants in a competition that is basically just like American Idol but with sex.

Judges include Tori Black, Lexi Belle, Keiran Lee (the man who insured his penis for $1 million dollars), and Remy LaCroix.

The audience will vote to decide who gets eliminated after each round of challenges. Voters will also have the chance to decide the contestant’s porn star names.

The contestants have not been selected yet, so this trailer just points out the four judges showing they will look. The trailer also points out the rules for the show.

The show starts in May, and the winner will be announced at AVN Awards in January.

There seems to already have a growing audience. With the trailer having nearly 2 million views, this may be the next biggest web series to hit the Internet.

What do you think of the new series? Do you hate it? Do you love it? Do you think this will spark more porn reality series? Share with us your thoughts in the comments below!
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People close to Elliot Rodger were not surprised that the turned to a serial killer.

In Yesterday’s New York Times there was a long story about the killer Elliot Rodger and the article basically sums up the idea that many people who knew Rodger as a kid were not surprised that he ended up killing six people.

The New York Times pointed out that it all started in 1999 when Elliot Rodger’s parents were trying to solve their son’s psychological problems, Elliot was only 8 years old.

Mr. Rodger’s mother, Li Chin, filed an affidavit describing Elliot as a “high-functioning autistic child,” and said she needed more child support to care for him. His father, Peter Rodger, countered with a Beverly Hills doctor, Stephen M. Scappa, who challenged that diagnosis, saying it failed to acknowledge the possibility of “depression or anxiety.” Dr. Scappa said that Elliot, almost 8 at the time, should be sent to a child psychiatrist for more examination and treatment.

The article continues to point out that Elliot Rodgers grew up as a lonely and introverted kid. They would try to set him up on play dates and take him to numerous counselors to therapists and urged him to take antipsychotic medication as he was moved from school to school. But, none of this seemed to help. Elliot Rodger’s mother would later buy him the now famous, Black BMW, to help “improve his stature”.

Many people where not surprised by the actions and noticed that he had an extremely dark side. A poster on a bodybuilding forum told Rodger to his face that he came off like a murderer.

As Mr. Rodger’s “Day of Retribution,” as he called it, approached, there were signs of what he was plotting. One poster on Bodybuilding.com, another website where he shared his views, noted that Mr. Rodger had taken down a video titled “Why Do Girls Hate Me So Much?” This person said the video had made him look like a serial killer. “I’m not trying to be mean, but the creepy vibe that you give off in those videos is likely the major reason that you can’t get girls,” he wrote.

Overall it appears as though Elliot Rodger had a very dark childhood.

Simon Astaire, an author and agent who has been a family friend for over 10 years and has been acting as the family’s spokesman, described attending a Christmas party at Peter Rodger’s hillside home in Woodland Hills and wandering out into the cool night to come across Elliot, then 12, staring into the black sky. He said Elliot had lowered his head and started sharing his loneliness before turning back wordlessly toward the heavens.

“He wasn’t just a little withdrawn,” Mr. Astaire said. “He was as withdrawn as any person I ever met in my life.”

But, at the end the day it is hard to blame anyone that knew Elliot before the tragedy. His parents were very much aware of his mental state and attempted to give him professional help. A number of people who met Elliot Rodger saw something like the shooting in the future, but no one could stop it from happening, and it seems that no one can be at fault.

The New York Times pointed out that “Most people who go through these steps never act out in a violent way, never go beyond contemplation of it,” said J. Reid Meloy, a forensic psychologist in San Diego and an editor of the International Handbook of Threat Assessment. “You can’t predict who will and who won’t.”

What do you think? Should the family be held responsible for their son’s killing spree? Share with us your thoughts in the comments below!

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Producers are creating a reality series about traveling to Mars to colonize the Red Planet.

The private spaceflight project, Mars One, is lead by Dutch billionaire and entrepreneur Bas Lansdrop and was announced back in 2011 as a mission to send the world’s first astronauts to Mars.

The plan was to put together a group of people who will go through rigorous training before traveling 300 million miles to Mars to establish the first human colony with no hope of return.

Endemol, a production company has now joined with Mars One as the exclusive production partner to document the different stages of the astronaut selection and training program.

With over 200,000 applicants, 705 candidates will be tested to the extreme and tested by scientists, and astronauts.

In order to qualify for the mission, individuals must meet a level of psychological and physical performance conditions required for the long distance voyage. But, no return trip from the planet is possible. Instead, Mars One will send additional crews every two years to build the colony.

If you were interested in applying, the astronaut selection process is already underway. The first installments of the series is set to begin in early 2015 although no Television network has been announced.

What do you think? Are you going to apply anytime soon? Share with us your thoughts in the comments below!

According to a statement today from the partners, Mars One’s mission plan “integrates components that are well tested and readily available from industry leaders worldwide.” Those already under contract with Mars One include Lockheed Martin and Paragon Space Development.

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