Justin Bieber Oman Gig Cancel, Too Sexy Apparently

If you thought Justin Bieber as a harmless, floppy haired cartoon could lead to drama, according to the Daily Star, the pop idol is even more of a threat in the flesh.

Apparently, the 19-year-olds stage crotch grabbing and general shirtlessness is the reason his former May 6 concert in Muscat, Oman was canceled.

Oman concert organizers Alive Entertainment announced yesterday that fans in Oman would be either refunded for their tickets or could exchange them for a newly added Dubai show on May 5. Bieber will also perform there on May 4.

Notably, Alives statementsaid the extra Dubai show was due to overwhelming regional demand, but gave no reason for the Oman cancellation.

Now, its alleged that the concert wasnt in fact pulled by Biebers team but by the promoters, after the heartthrob was denounced by Muslim leaders as too sexy and a threat to themoral health of Muslim women.

Reportedly, an anti-Bieber campaign mounted on websites, blogs and forums. In addition,Hi FMradio station,who were sponsoring the now canceled show, received bomb threats and other disturbing warnings, the Daily Star reports.

And its all because of abs, James Dean hair and Biebers penchant for homaging Michael Jacksons signature crotch grab.

A source told theStar: Many people here were horrified by what they had heard about Bieber. People didnt want him coming to Oman.

Reportedly, the insider mentioned the pop princes aversion to wearing upper body garments, adding:

He was called a reprobate and words were used like debauchery and haraam, which in Islam means a sinful act that displeases God.

In Islamic countries you cant run around with your shirt off.

Biebers management didnt scrap the concert, the promoters did, even though they had ploughed nearly ($2.29 million) 1 million into it.

So thats the alleged story.

Biebers drama-filled but entertaining Believe tour will shortly rock Norwegian daughters tonight at the last show there, before moving on to Denmark.

Question: Too sexy, is that an actual crime in Oman?

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