As soon as the photo hit the internet the next morning, Biebs jumped on Twitter to apologize for his actions. "had a great bday and at the end of the night we got surrounded by paps and i reacted in a way i know better. im sorry #killthemwithkindness. it's not always easy but i know better than to react in anger. life has it's ups and downs but u guys r always there 4 me. i will make my mistakes but i promise 2 continue 2 grow with u and try 2 do rt."
Of course, the ladies of "The View" also had to throw their two cents into the mix. Barbara Walters thinks that acting up is just a natural part of growing up. When pop-stars like Bieber and Miley Cyrus are in their early teens, she says, they're perfect, polite angels. Then they get older, and "they are not so perfect, and we can't accept that. We still want them to be the adorable little people they were when they were 9 and 10," she says.
Sherri Shepherd, however, thinks that Cyrus should be held to a higher standard than Bieber, because her career started off targeted to an extremely young demographic. "Miley Cyrus was Hannah Montana," she says. "They went after the kids. Hannah Montana went after our children."
Ever the voice of reason, Elisabeth Hasselbeck adds that Bieber shouldn't be expected to be perfect. "Instead of measuring him by that, we should also take into consideration that he did apologize."
Whoopi Goldberg says, "Maybe it really was that they pissed him off!" And if you've seen the video, you'll see how that's entirely possible.
"Can I say something about flipping the bird in general?" says Joy Behar. "Flipping the bird in general is a bad idea. I did it on the George Washington Bridge and this guy tried to kill me after that. He followed me and bumped on my car because he was trying to get me off the bridge. May I just say, watch the finger!"
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