Justin Bieber has caught himself second time on a photoshop controversy in 2015, as this time his latest cover of Men's Health has been speculated of being photoshopped.
The 'Baby Baby' hitmaker graced the April issue of Men's Health magazine in a black-and-white shirtless picture flaunting his muscular physique, but fans on social websites have slammed it of going under harsh photoshop techniques that made the singer look so masculine, New York Post reported.
A source has informed that the picture was too good and natural, and insisted that no Photoshopping was involved in the making of the cover, and in addition to this when the magazine posted the photo to its Instagram account they clearly asked the followers to view some 'un-photoshopped' pictures of the singer.
Notably, earlier this year, the 21-year-old American singer was speculated of being spruced up over his Calvin Klein ad campaign.
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