Vegas Club Left Stunned After ‘Justin Bieber Impostor’ Runs Up $10K Bar Tab—Is the Real Biebs Seeing This?
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Ever wonder if Mercury in retrograde has a twisted sense of humor? Because somewhere under the neon glare of a Vegas nightclub, a guy who looked eerily like Justin Bieber pulled off the kind of hustle that’d make even the craftiest scammer tip his hat. This wasn’t your run-of-the-mill karaoke mishap—no, this “Bustin Jieber” character not only hit the XS Nightclub stage at the Wynn but also racked up a staggering $10,000 bar tab before anyone realized the pop sensation was, well, anything but. DJ Gryffin, caught off guard by the impersonator’s polished act, confessed it was the classic combo of a dark venue and booming beats that did him in. So, what’s up with chameleons turning Vegas into their playground, and could the stars be signaling a season ripe for cosmic pranksters? Buckle up, ‘cause this tale is dripping with mischief—and a reminder that even the biggest names aren’t immune to a little celestial chaos. LEARN MORE
The representatives of a nightclub who were duped by a fake ‘Justin Bieber’ have spoken out after the imposter racked up a whopping $10k bar tab.
Knowing Las Vegas, that was probably only three drinks, but still.
Now dubbed ‘Bustin Jieber’, the phoney popstar took to the stage at XS Nightclub at the Wynn in Vegas on Saturday night (August 16).
He managed to successfully dupe the venue, crowd and DJ Gryffin too. Awkward.
Bieber might have surprised fans with new music recently, but his live performances have been few and far between, so it caught people by surprise when ‘Justin’ appeared for the impromptu performance.
DJ Gryffin has shared his embarrassment at falling for the trickster, confessing that the ‘dark venue and loud music didn’t help’.
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The fake ‘Justin’ talked to the DJ before performing onstage (Instagram/gryffin)
He explained how it happened: “So his ‘team’ said he wanted to perform ‘Sorry’… little did I know I was about to be sorry,” the DJ wrote after the fraud.
“After 4 minutes and 27 second of what sounded like Justin Bieber, I found out the worst news imaginable.”
Upon being told the performer was a fake, Gryffin’s jaw drops as he exclaims: “No way!” later adding, “I literally thought, he put on a lot of weight since the album dropped.”
A statement has been released on behalf of the venue following the imposter’s antics.
Wynn spokesman Michael Weaver said: “After an elaborate and multi-step ruse by him and his advance team, a Justin Bieber impersonator was granted access to the XS stage.
“As soon as the error was recognized, he was removed from the resort and denied future entry.”
‘Future’ in this instance means ‘forever’, they finished. Whoops.
The imposter has been named as Dylan Desclos online, and he has many of the same tattoos as Justin Bieber, as well as his buzzcut hairstyle.
According to Neon, Desclos did pay for the $10k bar tab before he was escorted from the premises.
Earlier footage shows the fake walking around and posing for selfies with people.
Fans have blasted him online: “To get the EXACT same tattoos as Justin Bieber and come to a nightclub…is psychotic”
His Instagram account has now disappeared, but prior to that fans remarked it was ‘alarming how easily he was able to prank everyone’.
However, others were pleased the club and DJ got ‘just as played’ as they did.
“Bustin Jeiber looked a whole vibe though,” one joked.
“I just love that this guy had a team!” added another.
“Handled with class and grace” praised one fan of the duped DJ.
It looks like ‘Jieber’ won’t be welcomed back there any time soon.
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