Wow! What an undereducated, profiling, judgemental idiot this guy is. Now I'm not specilifically a JB fan, but to sate there being a problem with his now urban image is him trying to be black is just making a statement proclaiming validation of segregation being necessary. If he was to friend black people and within an incident blk people are blaimed, it does not mean that Justin himself only had the intention to use them as a shortcut out of responsibility. We don't know that. We don't know Justin. We don't know how much of his image is even fully his own choice. He premiered literally as a child. My even bigger problem with this entire video is the fact that there is still black people who have no problem pointing and blaming everyone but themselves. In this case never recognising the recent cross over of hip/hop and dance. All mostly done to further their careers and fan base. And leaves me wondering, is hip/hop music only allowed to influence hip/hop culture? Or any other musical style at that in relation to America's culture(s). And if so then what right does one have to complain about not being a heard voice in society. I wonder how he would feel if we ever met. I mean I'm "black" and dress behave outside of hip/hops cultural image....Am I trying to be white??