Selena Gomez Hates Justin Bieber's New Song? Disses Ex-Boyfriend On Social Media?
Justin Bieber just got back to making new music this year, but it seems that his ex-girlfriend, Selena Gomez, isn't very much impressed with his new song.
Hollywood watchers speculated that Selena Gomez's Instagram post was a diss at Justin Bieber's Latin remix of "Sorry."
Selena Instagrammed a photo of a toddler holding a mug while sitting on a table and looking bored.
"Drink some coffee, put on some gangster rap and handle it," said the quotation on the photo.
The diss may come as a surprise for Jelena fans, especially because it has been previously rumored that Selena Gomez was allegedly impressed by Justin Bieber's performance at the MTV Video Music Awards a few months ago.
Though Selena Gomez wasn't in the audience during Justin Bieber's performance at the event, she purportedly watched her ex-boyfriend singing "Where Are You Now" and "What Do You Mean."
"She knew going into the night that Justin was both excited and nervous," a source reportedly told Hollywood Life. "She's happy for him and knows he's relieved that he pulled it off and was true to himself."
According to a report, Selena Gomez left the crowd just before Justin Bieber went on stage.
"She [Selena Gomez] and the rest of Taylor's [Swift] squad took off at the commercial break just before his performance. They didn't return until the Biebs was done," E! News reported.
Some speculate that the Selena's move was an attempt to avoid the cameras panning to her during the "Baby" singer's performance.
Selena Gomez has recently opened up about her past relationship with Justin Bieber in an interview.
"It's difficult for people to separate us. The internet wants to freeze this moment in time and constantly repeat it," Selena Gomez told The Sunday Times, as quoted by Hollywood Life.
"I didn't think I was doing anything bad by falling in love. There's such an emphasis on people being the perfect thing and then destroying them because it's good press. Also throw in the fact that you are a teenager - it makes it more difficult."
