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Justin Bieber impersonator dupes Las Vegas nightclub, sings on stage

 Justin Bieber joined a popular DJ onstage and performed at a Las Vegas nightclub. Except that he didn't.


Gryffin, a San Francisco-born DJ and music producer, was performing at the XS Nightclub inside the Wynn Las Vegas hotel on Aug. 16 when he was told that Bieber was at the venue and wanted to perform, he said in a video posted on his Instagram.

His 'team' said he wanted to perform 'Sorry,'" a text overlay on the video read. "Little did I know I was about to be sorry."


The Bieber on stage with Gryffin was not the Grammy award-winning singer, but rather an impersonator. The DJ's video added that the look-alike performed on stage for several minutes and "sounded like Justin Bieber."


"biebergate2025," the DJ captioned his post.


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