Singer Marilyn Manson, who earlier said that there was "no beef" between him and singer Justin Bieber, has reignited his feud with the "Baby" singer by calling him a "girl".
Not just that, Manson also compared Bieber's intelligence to that of a squirrel, reports aceshowbiz.com.
"I still think you should go kick Justin Bieber's a**. Who the f**k does that guy think he is?. Well he's in some sort of sexual religious cult with an Asian version of Dave Navarro, apparently," Manson said in a radio interview.
"The guy doesn't wear a shirt But no, I don't like to fight with girls, so I don't want to fight with Justin Bieber," Manson added.
When asked about the whole drama, which was started after Bieber used Manson's image for his tour without his consent, Manson said: "I don't know, because I don't know how to use the mind of a squirrel."
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