With three of his songs currently in the Top Ten, Justin Bieber has undoubtedly made a mark on the current music scene, but the 21-year-old Canadian popstar supposedly would like to move on to making movies like his idol, Leonardo DiCaprio. According to the latest gossip news updates, the Purpose singer has been actively pursuing acting gigs in Hollywood, but aside from his tiny cameo in Zoolander 2, the Biebs has't found anyone that it willing to work with him. Since splitting with Selena Gomez, Justin is said to be trying hard to ape Leo's womanzing way; although he has bene reportedly failing at that as well.
He may be one of the most famous popstars to have ever lived, but Justin Bieber has yet to be able to translate all that star power into a leading, or even supporting role, in a big budget Hollywood blockbuster.
One source in the latest December 21, issue of Star magazine claims that Justin's people have been working hard to find him a part worth taking, but no one wants to deal with a 21-year-old is who associated with spitting on their own fans:
"He wants to be in dramas or thrillers but at this point, he'd be lucky to land a commercial.
"He's always saying he's got the movie star looks and charisma, but his attitude stink.
"Nobody wants him. There are a lot of doors being slammed in his face, and he can't believe it."
The secret source that Page Six spoke to revealed that Justin was also trying to emulate Leo's infamous way with the ladies but was coming up short in that department as well:
"He wants to be the [DiCaprio] and Justin Timberlake of his generation. He's trying to elevate his game to the Leo and Justin level, but he's not there yet.
"Most of the models don't see him as [that] yet because he's too frail. He's still an up-and-comer, but he wants that for sure."
What do you think about Justin Bieber possibly becoming the next Leonardo DiCaprio?
Would Justin's becoming Martin Scorsese's new movie muse be the best thing that ever happened to cinema?
Or, would it be best if Bieber focused on ruining just one art form at a time?
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