Self proclaimed Satanist and rock and roll star Marilyn Manson finally hit back at pop star Justin Bieber for his "Bigger than Satan" outfit he wore on his Purpose concert tour featuring the rocker's face.
In an Instagram post, Manson captioned his picture wearing a Bieber T-shirt "Bigger than Bieber," as if to diss the younger artist.
The "Bigger than Satan" shirt was designed by Jerry Lorenzo, founder of clothing line "Fear of God", who Bieber collaborated with to come up with some looks for the album tour. Aside from the Manson shirt, the designer also worked with Bieber's long time stylist Karla Welch to come up with looks resembling "street grunge with a very vintage skater feel," HNGN reported
The choice to work with Lorenzo may have been fueled by the young star's newfound faith, as he credited God for setting him on the right path after a series of bad choices he made in his life at the height of his fame.
"I feel like that's why I have a relationship with Him, because I need it. I suck by myself. Like, when I'm by myself and I feel like I have nothing to lean on? Terrible. Terrible person," he admitted in a GQ interview.
Now unafraid to share his faith with the world, the young star, who has also reestablished his footing in the music industry, has collaborated with some of the industry's most brilliant producers to come out with an album that carries more depth of meaning beyond the catchy tunes.
The record has been breaking sales records, even surpassing those set by The Beatles and Drake on the Billboards charts when 17 out of 20 songs from the album entered the Billboard Top 100 at the same time. The Beatles held the record 14 songs for five decades and was tied by Drake only recently before Justin's Purpose album came out.
Meanwhile, there seems to be no real beef between Bieber and Manson as they bumped into each other recently and even had a selfie moment which Bieber posted on his Instagram account.
In the photo, which Bieber captioned "Night Out in LA with the Boys," the two were seen playfully making duck faces at the camera.
