I think the reason why Justin Bieber wanted to get on “The Roast” was that it was just his way of apologizing to the world for his mistakes. You know how Biebs got into so much trouble with the law like with his reckless driving, vandalism and all that stuff. He knows all the mistakes he did and I think he finally learned from them. He wanted to get on the roast as an opportunity to learn from his mistakes and apologize for them.
I know people are always gonna hate Justin Bieber no matter what he says or does but come on, guys. What he did here was ballsy. It’s time to forgive him for that. It was very brave of him to get on national TV and admit his mistakes and apologize. I totally respect him now for his honesty and bravery. He just wanted to give other people an opportunity to give him a good kick in the ass for all his past mistakes. That’s what he did this for, in my opinion.
http://www.people.com/article/justin-bieber-apology-speech-comedy-central-roast
Anyway, “The Roast of Justin Bieber” was pretty good. Could have been better but was pretty good. Most of the roasters were too easy and kind on him, in my opinion. Most of them spent most of their time roasting the other roasters instead of Bieber. Although, Natasha and Jeff Ross were the only two that were brutal on him. Then Will Ferrell came out at the end as the Rod Burgundy character from “Anchorman” and of course, he stole the show.
Justin’s speech at the end was powerful but at the same time, he was funny and humorous too! Justin even made fun of himself.
I know Justin has a lot of haters and still do but I think it’s time to forgive him after this. He’s got my respect now. I was never into Justin’s music and probably never will be but I’ll respect him as a human being. He’s no longer a child. He’s a full grown man now. It’s time to treat him like a full grown man.
I think all the trouble and controversy that Justin got himself into over the years, he was just a kid having too much fun with his fame and I think that’s what it was all about, in my opinion. He’s just finally starting to realize that enjoying fame “a bit too much” is sometimes a bad thing.
It was a pretty good show. I’m glad I watched it. Love him or hate him, you gotta give him credit this time, folks. Admit it now!
Kev




