9.01.10 - 1:30PM
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Cole Stryker

Fun Little Bieber Prank Turns Into Girls Issuing Death Threats Over YouTube

Remember the good old days when it was just reality TV turds who would threaten to maim each other in the press? Now it seems like every tween with a cam has the potential for empty threats and dangerous hubris. I was hoping the tear-filled outcome of the Jessi Slaughter saga would have encouraged teen girls to dial down their online personae, but NOPE!

Read on to learn about how everything sucks.

Warning, these videos contain a cute little girl using heinous language.

Here's Hannah, or Missvideo28, who is pissed off at a stranger.

If I ever meet you in person I'm going to hit you in the f---ing face with a full wine bottle. Cork and all.

But why? Because the stranger, a fellow teen girl named Sydney Dalton, posted video of she and her friends tearing some Justin Bieber posters from her wall, claiming to have "gotten over" their fandom.

Sayeth PopEater:

Dalton, who claims to be 20-years-old but looks considerably younger, incurred the wrath of Bieber's loyal and militant army of fans after posting a video to her channel of her and some friends ripping posters of the teen pop star off of her walls. Sacrilege! Ignited, the Bieberverse soon aggressively attacked Sydney, going as far as sending death threats.

Gross, Hannah! You should be mad at your teacher because she gave you a C- on your Johnny Tremain book report! Not some fellow teen you've never met tearing down posters you never saw!

Hannah backpedaled a bit, insisting that she doesn't want to kill Sydney Dalton, she just hates her a little bit. She's "a little enraged" over the hateful comments she received from her last video.

Will this stuff keep happening? Yes. Lots. Every day. And some day someone's gonna get bashed in the head with a wine bottle.

link:// PopEater
previously:// Jessi Slaughter

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9.01.10

By EvologyNow

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Man there is some weird stuff on the Internet. Newscats should do a video about teenage backlash, haha. (If you haven't seen it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UiuCrp4FGGk)

9.01.10

By Rachel

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Urgh! Parentals...this is why you monitor your kids interwebbings. They get carried away with their own sense of entitlement and music video honed opinions on such important issues as 'those for the Bieber vs those who throw water bottles'.

You tube is this generations dear diary and it's out there forever, for all your future employers/professors/nemesis to witness. Reign it in ladies, privacy is very underrated.
Get a notebook and keep this kind of stuff in there, keep it safe and I guarantee when you're 25 you'll cringe and laugh in equal measure along with a feeling of relief that nobody is aware of what a dramatic douche you were at that age.

Give me plaid shirts and an Alanis album any day.

9.01.10

By Warer

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she needs a lesson

9.06.10

By GL

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She's a little enraged about the hateful comments posted in response to her hateful comments?

Brilliant.

9.10.10

By john mcgill

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She said she went a bit far calling Sydney a bitch, etc. Frankly I think most people are more disgusted or worried not by her calling the Sydney girl bad names but by threatening to hit her in the face with a wine bottle.
The fact this young girl does not apologise for that threat of violenc in her response video shows she is very unstable & in need of either further harsh parental discipline or pehaps more so in need of professional mental support.
I hope she gets well agin in the head as it is depressing to see a little girl talk like that.