Singer Syahrini demands apology from Bieber

Singer asked Syahrini Canadian singer Justin Bieber to apologize after about teen pop sensation in Indonesia triggered strong reactions from some people-including its fans in the country.

The Indonesian singer said Sunday that Bieber had insulted Indonesia with his "trash talk", saying that the boy of 18 years should apologize to all citizens in the country.

"Every citizen would be angry against such remarks. I do not want my nation to be degraded by anyone," she said.

The Daily Mirror, a British tabloid, already reported recently that Bieber "mocks the English accent, insulting Indonesia and threw a hissy crisis," when in London previewed his new album, Believe.

During the event, Bieber told an interviewer on the creative process for its new titles, saying it was recorded in some "random country." His manager, Scott "Scooter" Braun, and was interrupted informed that it was produced in Indonesia.

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After controversial statement, Justin Bieber says he loves Indonesia

Following a storm of criticism after calling Indonesia "a country at random," pop star Justin Bieber said Monday he loves Indonesia.

"A rumor I will not stay to say that me and my fans were not real," he tweeted on his Twitter account @ justinbieber. "Indonesia I see you. I love you. I love all my fans. # Done "

He also tweeted, "You can not break us. All the lies and rumors in the world can not eliminate us. # This is family."

Bieber was heavily criticized by fans Indonesian musicians and radio DJs, after his statement to the Supperclub in London about his new album, "Believe."

"I was in a country at random," Bieber began, as his manager Scott "Scooter" Braun, exclaimed: ". Indonesia "

"I recorded in a studio," said Bieber. "Some little space. They did not know what they were doing."

On Saturday, the Indonesian pop singer Syahrini Bieber demanded an apology to Indonesian fans.

On his Twitter account, Syahrini, which has nearly 500,000 followers, tweeted, "Justin Bieber has apologized to the Indonesian people."

Amid criticism, a radio station in Medan, North Sumatra, has decided to ban songs Bieber.

Frina, a director of the radio station, told the Jakarta Globe on Monday that the reason behind the ban of his songs was nationalism.

"We banned him temporarily until the end of April," said Frina. "We do not yet know whether it applies or not."

Frina said the radio station did not demand an apology that had Syahrina, but I wanted to express his opinion on the statement of Bieber.

"However, he posted something acknowledging Indonesia in his Twitter," said Frina.

His latest tweets have received positive reactions from fans in Indonesia.

Twitter account @ JbieberofIndo wrote, "I cried when I saw Justin tweeted something about Indonesia. Beliebers Indonesia Loves Justin Bieber. "

Another fan club in style with the Twitter account @ Jb Indonesia had a similar reaction.

"Indonesia Loves Justin Bieber. We never leave him because we are true beliebers."

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