subject: ‘Bieberphiles' use cunning plan to see teen sensation [print this page] Bieberphiles' use cunning plan to see teen sensation
Over 40 years ago, the northern town of Liverpool was struck by Beatlesmania' after their landmark appearance on television kick started their careers. Last week, it seemed there was another epidemic, this time a serious case of the Bieber Fever' after the teen heartthrob was set to appear at Liverpool's Echo Arena for the British leg of his tour.
Riding off the success of his concert film, Never Say Never', the Canadian teen singer announced last year that he was to tour a list of dates across Britain this month. The singer and his entourage had not anticipated the reception he would get from his British female fans after capturing the hearts of the tween scene stateside.
Police had to be drafted after the crowds of uncontrollable schoolgirls were beginning to riot outside the hotel where Bieber was residing. Authorities threatened to arrest the popstar if he or any of his entourage had gone onto the balcony from his room to fuel the mobs of hysterical fans. Hours later, the singer had resigned himself to getting a good night's sleep, but not before having his security outwitted by a pair of cunning schoolgirls.
Celebrity gossip sources close to the teen singer said that whilst he was checked into his 750 a night 3 bedroom penthouse suite at the Hard Day's Night hotel, two wily female fans, aged 16 and 18, managed to enter the hotel through a back door, and took a pair of housekeeping uniforms to bypass both the singers and hotel's extra security.
After knocking on the teen heartthrob's door posing as a member of the housekeeping staff, the two girls had their plan rumbled after a member of Bieber's security detail heard giggling coming from his penthouse bedroom, where the two girls were about to climb into his bed.
Escaping being taken in by the authorities, celebrity news sites reported that the two beliebers' were given a stern telling off by Bieber's management and escorted off the premises. Hotel managers refuted claims that they did not have adequate security in place, after stating that they had employed an extra 20 security officials on top of their existing team'.
The Baby' singer then travelled to Newcastle where he was set to perform at the Metro Arena, but sources claim that he spent the night in his tour bus amid fears for his own security, which has been confirmed to be increased for his future tour dates.
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