Justine Bieber Finally Meets the Worlds Fastest Man, Usain Bolt in London!
The American Pop star Justin Bieber and the world's fastest man Usain Bolt, are now buddies! Bieber was spotted at the after party for the premiere of the Bolt's new documentary, "I Am Bolt". We all know that Bolt can really run fast but he can't stow away from the social media demon Justin Bieber.
According to New York Daily News, the 22-year-old singer was spotted at a nightclub in London Monday and even took a Snapchat to show a video with Usain Bolt and quoted, "I'm over here with the fastest man alive. What's up?!"
The 30-year-old Jamaican and nine-time Olympic gold medalist attended the after-party for his documentary for the Rio Olympics that will show the struggles, the ups, and downs in his journey in the athletic world before he became the world's fastest man.
Usain Bolt holds the world record for the 100 and 200-meter dashes, and the fastest 4x100-meter relay ever recorded in history.
According to an online publication, the pop star looked fresh and cool earlier at the party, but hours later, the singer was a little unpleasant to see his fans as he showed a much more stressed face.
Bolt posted the photo of himself and the pop star on Instagram, where he quoted, "Chilling with #JustinBieber." Right after that post, Justin replied on Twitter with another post, "Good meeting you. Great guy right here."
Aside from the pop star Justine Beiber, Liam Payne, the ex-bandmate of One Direction, along with English comedian Jimmy Carr and Mo Farah, Bolt's fellow sprinter and friend, also attended the after party. It was reported that Liam was on the other side of the room at the party, which means he failed to catch the Bieber/Bolt selfies.
The 23-year-old Liam Payne, who is preparing for his first baby with his girlfriend, Cheryl. He looked stunning in a suit and tie as he left the nightclub.
Bolt will take part of the documentary to uncover the true story behind his achievements. He said, "I wanted to be one of the greatest, I wanted to be among the greats. Without this Olympics, I would be great, yes."
