It was only a matter of time before Justin Bieber received a serious dressing down from management for his wild behaviour, but the 'Boyfriend' singer reportedly flew into a rage after refusing orders from his seniors.
Justin seemingly shows no sign of reigning in his behaviour anytime soon following a string of controversies which include allegedly partying underage in nightclubs, arguing with his neighbours and arriving late on stage.
Now executives have reportedly been forced to give the 20-year-old a scolding over fears his unruly antics could jeopardise the success of his new documentary film 'Believe' which judging by his last movie 'Never Say Never' could earn up to $100 million.
"Director Jon M. Chu and his manager Scooter Braun had a sit-down with Justin and laid down the ground rules; no speeding, no spitting, no screaming threats at paparazzi, fans or neighbours, no puffing on funny cigarettes - and absolutely no problems with police," a source revealed to the National Enquirer magazine.
The talks were seemingly a blow to Justin's inflated ego, as the teen pop sensation allegedly came head to head with his management and refused to co-operate.
The source continued: "Justin's headstrong and never likes being told what to do, so his first reaction was to remind everyone that, without him, they wouldn't have a movie to release. Then he started ranting and raving that he's tired of people bossing him and calling the shots - so he won't be taking orders from anyone."
Whilst these reports are unconfirmed there's no denying that 2012 has been a life changing year for Bieber with the star hitting the headlines more than ever for his controversial behaviour.
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