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Video: Justin Bieber Goes YOLO Again, Rides Skateboard While Hanging Off A Van
Justin Bieber, skateboarder (via Justin Bieber's Instagram)
Justin Bieber had another YOLO moment on Saturday, posting a video to his Instagram feed of him riding a skateboard down the street while hanging off a moving van.
The clip, simply captioned "Ridin down fairfax lol had a great time," shows the not-deported Canadian pop star cruising with his pals when he decided he wanted a little fresh air. We're not legal scholars, but he's probably committing another infraction that he can add to his recently lengthy rap sheet. You can't see his face in the video, but a subsequent picture of himself on his Instagram shows him wearing the same outfit in the video so that's probably him being the daredevil.
Next time, Justin, try it with two skateboards. Not that we're encouraging that sort of behavior.
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