Not a Fan of Justin Bieber's Dreadlocks? He's Not Sorry

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Justin Bieber is all about switching up his hairstyles. Just this year alone he’s strayed from his signature side-swept look twice — first to try cornrows to match pal Hailey Baldwin, and now, his two-weeks-and-counting period with dreadlocks. As with any Bieber hairstyle change, his new do has sparked a lot of conversation. And if you’re not a fan of his most recent look, we hate to break it to you: He’s not listening. 

The “Love Yourself” singer has been all about his dreads the past few weeks. And on Tuesday, in an Instagram video captioned, “Being weird is fun’ if u r not weird I don’t like you,” he addresses his fans’ expressions of dislike towards the style, in a stereotypical surfer-inspired accent harkening comparisons to SNL’s popular Californians skit. 
                                                                                           If it ain't broke, don't fix it! You know, maybe give it a little bit of a trim here and there, just to see how closely your fans are paying attention. (Very.)
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                      We're not sure what's harder to believe: how intensely Bieber's "flip your head over, and brush so that the back of your hair is covering your eyes" look shook up men's style or that we were really ever so young.     
Duuuude, are you gonna do anything with your hair or you just gonna leave it like that dude,” He says in the video, and goes on to mimic one specific fan. “Yeah some girl came up to me, she was like, ‘I love you Justin, but that’s like my least favorite hairstyle of yours.'”

Now we only have one question: How does his rumored hook-up Kourtney Kardashian feel about the dreads? 

Are you a fan of his new look? Tell us below.

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