Justin Bieber asks fans not to buy ‘trash’ merchandise from H&M – National | 24CA News

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Published 20.12.2022
Justin Bieber asks fans not to buy ‘trash’ merchandise from H&M – National | 24CA News

Justin Bieber is upset that H&M is promoting clothes that includes his likeness and lyrics, saying that the quick trend big didn’t ask for his approval to place his face on their garments.

The Canadian pop star used his Instagram story to name out the retailer on Monday, calling the clothes “trash.”

“The H&M merch they made of me is trash and I didn’t approve it,” Bieber wrote, encouraging his 270 million followers to keep away from buying it.


Justin Bieber says trend big H&M didn’t ask for his approval to make use of his face and lyrics on their clothes.


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“I didn’t approve any of the merch collection that they put up at H&M,” he wrote in one other slide. “All without my permission and approval.”

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Clothes within the Hennes & Mauritz AB assortment embrace T-shirts, sweatshirts and hoodies that includes Bieber’s face, branding and lyrics, experiences Bloomberg.

A consultant for H&M disputed Bieber’s claims, telling CNN “as with all other licensed products and partnerships, H&M followed proper approval procedures.”

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However, H&M stated individually that it had eliminated the Bieber-related merchandise from sale and so they now not appeared obtainable in its on-line shops.

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Bieber had beforehand partnered with the world’s second-biggest trend retailer, permitting them to promote merchandise from his 2017 Purpose tour, in addition to a follow-up assortment in the identical 12 months.

It’s not the primary time the model’s confronted backlash from a Canadian music movie star. In 2018 Toronto’s The Weeknd stated he would now not work with H&M after they used a photograph on their web site of a younger Black boy carrying a hoodie that stated “Coolest monkey in the jungle.”

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