Twitter Tries to Cancel Justin Bieber After Two Women Accuse Him of Rape

In response to “Baby Driver” star Ansel Elgort being accused of sexual assault on Friday, two women have come forward with similar stories against Justin Bieber.

The first woman, who chose to remain anonymous beyond the name Danielle, said in her statement that she was inspired to come forward with her story after a woman named Gabby shared her story about Elgort. Elgort has denied the allegation saying they were in a consensual, legal relationship.

On late Saturday night, Danielle shared a lengthy story where she claims she was forcibly raped by Bieber in 2014 after an event in Houston with Scooter Braun on March 9, 2014 at Banger’s Sausage House and Beer Garden. Bieber has been confirmed to have made a surprise appearance at this event with then-girlfriend Selena Gomez, per CTV News at the time.

Danielle claims Bieber took pictures with her and her friends (declining to share the pictures for legal reasons) before inviting them up to his rooms. She alleges that she wound up in a room alone with Bieber who proceeded to kiss and then undress her before penetrating her despite her protests.

In response to Danielle’s story, another woman came forward with her own story, which she shared directly from her Twitter account. “I believe Danielle, I am a victim of sexual assault by Justin Bieber too,” she captioned the full details of her allegations.

The woman, named Kadi, details a similiar story of being taken to Bieber’s hotel room somewhere around the night of May 5, 2015 along with four other girls. She claims that Bieber locked her into a bedroom with her before pushing her down on the bed and forcibly penetrating her.

Kadi claims she “pushed him and kicked him between the legs” before running from the room. As evidence, Kadi shared screenshots of conversations she says were with Bieber’s bodyguard at the time and attempts to talk with another girl who was there that night in 2017.

A Bieber fan account came out with a text allegedly from Allison Kaye, president of Scooter Braun Projects (Bieber’s management team), denying the first allegation. The text was purportedly received before the second account was shared.

Again referring to the allegations against Ansel Elgort, the account purportedly belonging to Kaye said, “An allegation like this is something we would never take lightly but this read exactly like the Ansel Elgort allegation so we were a little suspicious,” saying they took a little time in responding to get their facts straight.

The account went on to deny the first allegation, claiming that Bieber was not at the hotel where the alleged assault occurred, describing it as “factually impossible.”

“After the event on March 9th, Justin stayed at an Airbnb where I was also staying,” the account continued, further saying that he didn’t stay at the Four Seasons, but rather the Westin.

“Sorry it took so long to respond but we wanted to be respectful and address it with real info,” the account concluded. There has been no response to the second allegation. TooFab has reached out to SB Projects for comment and in an attempt to confirm these comments came from Kaye.

Meanwhile, Twitter has exploded in response to the initial allegations and purported response from Bieber’s camp with Beliebers rushing to defend the singer on one side while many others are seeking to cancel Bieber, getting #JustinBieberIsOverParty quickly trending.

Below is just a sampling of the online reactions to the allegations, which include defense of the alleged victims, armchair investigations into the claims and the purported response from Bieber’s team, as well as support for Bieber:

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