Bieber told to clean up his act!

Bad-boy Justin Bieber has been told to clean up mess he made in Australia.

In Australia on his last final of his monster 14-month 'Believe' tour, Justin Bieber was told by the mayor of Gold Coast to clean up his act. The admonition came after Bieber, with his gang, spray painted a wall near their hotel.



Mayor Tom Tate spoke to media about the spray-painting and acknowledged that when young "all of us have done something not tasteful, but at the very least we've all done something to rectify what we've done wrong." Not so the Biebs, or not so far.

Mayor Tate also objected to Bieber boasting about the graffiti on social media and said he didn't want such behavior to influence the young people of Gold Coast or of nearby Brisbane. 

He invited Bieber to return to Gold Coast and remove the graffiti and said that the materials needed would be supplied for him.

Bieber is in the midst of a 7- show tour of Australia before he'll return home next week. The graffiti is of colorful faces with big eyes; one has a hint of First Nations art to it.