Justin Beiber is the latest celebrity to catch the 'Pokemon Go' fever.
The 22-year-old pop-star, along with his buddy Alfredo Flores, recently managed to clutch his phone and search for the digital creatures at Central Park in New York without getting recognised, reports Channel24.
Flores posted a video of them on Instagram and wrote: "When #Gyrados decides to pop up across the street from Central Park and all hell breaks loose! (sic)."
Later, the 'Sorry' hit-maker's manager Scooter Braun shared the video, writing: "This is amazing. @johnny lol. @justinbieber and @alfredoflores in nyc looking for Pokemon and no one looks at who is next to them (sic).
'Pokemon Go' is a gaming app, which allows users to catch Pokemon in the real world.
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