Justin Bieber Celebrity OOPS: Has the teen pop music singer turned into a spoiled brat? Word is, he has started to treat his mother like dirt lately, doing what he wants, when he wants, and generally acting like a celebrity kid going nowhere star. Will Justing Bieber clean up his act and act like a good son both on Mothers Day and every day thereafter? Subscribe to the Hollywood Culture Examiner for more updates about celebrity gossip and pop culture news. Follow on Twitter @celebrityauto.

 

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Justin Bieber is hot in the news for being cute -- but not to his celebrity mom in the week before Mothers Day.

E! Online is reporting that Bieber has been acting out lately in more than just a normal teenage fashion.

Inside sources say Justing Beiber is treating his mom like dirt.

[May 8 -- Commentary]

JUSTIN BIEBER HOT MALE CELEBRITY BUT DUD OF A MOTHERS DAY SON

Moms across the country know that having teenage children can sometimes be challenging.

If you have kids in public school, you know that the culture of children teaches teens it is okay to be disrespectful, rude, very often too adult, and mouthy.

Justin Bieber -- as a celebrity kid -- should have had all the privilege of being raised as a home schooled child.

Most teens who have been lucky enough to have parents able to educate them through private home instruction have an almost unilateral predisposition to act mature, behave responsibly, be polite to elders and their peer group, and to be well adjusted.

Bieber, however, seems to be acting more like a hoodlum -- and as cute as he is on camera right now, is developing all those spoiled brat symptoms of celebrity kids and normal middle school and high school age children whose parents have refused to be willing to raise their kids with a sense of decorum.

It is in this way the celebrity teen is making his biggest OOPS, as nothing good every comes of being a young adult disliked on a personal level by 80% of the grown ups and other parents in the world. The only people he is likely to be impressing with his unkind and juvenile delinquent behavior is fans and guests on Jerry Springer.

JUSTIN BIEBER TREATS HIS MOM LIKE DIRT -- WILL HE BE ABLE TO CLEAN UP HIS ACT BEHIND THE SCENES WHEN HE IS NOT BEING CUTE ON CAM IN FRONT OF THE WORLD?

The snarky little attitude that Bieber is developing this past year will not help him further his adult career or to ever have healthy romantic relationships, either.

E! reports:

Still, child psychologists say, put all of these Bieber anecdotes together, and they just may paint a picture of a kid who is anything but grounded and well adjusted.

For one, says Sherry Gaba, a psychotherapist who has counseled child stars, the fact that Bieber's bodyguard seems to answer to Justin, and not Pattie, is a breach of responsibility commonly seen in camps of child stars.

The flunkies take orders from the kids, not the kids' parents, and the result is an entitled person who may suffer serious psychological setbacks down the road, including self-destructive behavior.

"No child should be in charge," says Gaba. "They need a parent, versus 'people'" who work for them, Gaba says.

It may sound typical that the teenage Bieber should rebel against his parents—most teens do—but it's the lack of consequence that's telling here, Gaba says. It may be tougher to discipline a child star who is contractually obligated to appear before thousands of adoring fans, but it still has to be done if a kid is to really be the "grounded" person a publicity team says he is.

"There has to be a consequence" for misbehavior, Gaba says, "in some other area of the child's life; maybe their parents say no to that next job. Whatever it is, there have to be consequences to their behaviors or it's just not going to work."

And as cute as Bieber can be, do you really think his mom is taking away his limo driver if he sasses her?

Exactly.

With the old myth that men who disrespect their mothers as children will also disrespect their girlfriends and wives as adults so many times being an adage proved true, Bieber is on a bad road.

Knowing that you get a lot further in life by following the golden rule of treating others with the same respect you wish to be treated, Justin Bieber is missing the boat.

As Mothers Day approaches this weekend, it is disheartening to hear that Bieber -- who uses his sparkling smile and soft voice to charm the celebrity world is actually rude to his mother when the cameras are not there to snap and roll.

Let's hope Bieber has enough maturity to think about his actions and to learn how he behaves in everyday life defines his personal character -- not fame, public fans, or dollars he earns.