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Justin Bieber Laughs Off His Stage Fall

IANS, 21 Jun, 2016 11:06 AM

Singer Justin Bieber has laughed off the unfortunate tumble that he took during his performance in Canada last week.

Dressed in a red and black checked shirt, the star was on stage in Saskatoon until he fell while adjusting his trousers.

Addressing the mishap, Bieber posted a clip of the fall on his Twitter page, broadcasting it to his over 83 million fans, reports dailystar.co.uk.

Accompanying the clip, he said: "I'm a cat. I got nine lives. Lol."

After his fall, Bieber got straight back up and carried on with the concert.

He even tweeted afterwards: "Great show tonight. #PurposeTour."

The incident was the second mid-concert fall to happen to Bieber this year, after he slipped up during a performance in Kansas City, Missouri.

The Purpose World Tour is the third worldwide tour by Bieber. It is set to end on November 29 in London.

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