Scooter Braunis in on the joke as he receives his justdessertsin a new clip.
On Sunday, Braun, 38, shared an outtake from the music video toJustin Bieber‘s first new solo single in four years, “Yummy,” which debuted on Friday.
In the brief deleted scene, Bieber, 25, tricks his longtime manager into leaning up close to a plate of yellow cake, playfully pressing Braun’s face into the dessert. Braun then takes the joke in stride, stepping up to dance to the song and eventually wiping the mess of icing from his face.
“Official music video for #yummy is out right now. @justinbieber I don’t remember this part ???,” Braun captioned thepost.
Braun — who was involved in aheated public back-and-forth disputewithTaylor Swiftconcerning the rights to the singer/songwriter’s catalog of music — received many laughs in the comment section, including fromDan SmyersofDan + Shay, who wrote, “omg dead.”
Just a day afterreleasing the single, Bieber debuted the “Yummy” music video on Saturday, showing off his pink hair in the visual accompaniment to the track, which will be featured on hisupcoming album.
In the video, the pop superstar dines — and dances — at a restaurant with a variety of fashionable guests. During the meal, Bieber’s table also gets a visit from one of his adorable cats, who makes a brief cameo to sniff some of the various dishes.
Bieber’s long-awaited solo single is a pop-infused R&B track that sees the singer promise to be on his way “any night, any day,” and that all his love needs to do is “say the word” as she has “got that yummy-yum.”
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In June, Swift, 30, publiclyslammed Braunfor acquiring her music catalog from her former label Big Machine. Their feud continued when Swift accused Braun of blocking her fromperforming her old songs.
“What I’ll say is, people need to communicate and when people are able to communicate I think they work things out,” he continued. “I think a lot of times things are miscommunicated, but I believe that people are fundamentally good.”
source: people.com
