Justin Bieber Reacts to Lil Wayne's Issue With Scooter Braun

Justin Bieber is speaking up about his feelings towards his manager Scooter Braun and Lil Wayne after recent threats made by the rapper.

While Bieber, the 20-year-old Canadian crooner, has a close public bond with Braun, he also has appeared ringside with the 31-year-old rapper for boxer Floyd Mayweather's fight earlier this month. After the rapper born DeWayne Carter made it clear that he has issues with Braun, Bieber is speaking up.

"Love you, Scooter. Love you, Wayne," Bieber said when approached by TMZ recently.

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Bieber's comments come days after Lil Wayne lashed out against Braun in a video that appeared on the Bread Over Bed website. Wayne appeared with his arm around Lil Twist while threatening Braun for speaking about the younger rapper.

"This my (expletive) brother, anything you got to say, when you see me say it to my (expletive) face," Wayne says in the video. "And if you do happen to say it to my (expletive) face, I ain't gonna make you eat them words (expletive), I'ma put them (expletives) on your tombstone."

Twist, the 21-year-old rapper who was born Christopher Moore, previously spoke out about Braun on Twitter last year, accusing the manager of painting him in a negative light in the media.

"Side stay squeaky clean... And I took that... But with that being said.. (expletive) u Scooter and everything u stand for.. And all yo fake stories," Twist tweeted previously.

Some have questioned Lil Twist's influence on the singer for months. However, the rapper and singer have both defended their union.

"I'm no influence, and I'm not running round claiming to be this role model… I live life, I'm a young adult who makes mistakes, (expletive) ups, #baddecisions , whatever u wanna call them like the rest of the (expletive) civilians in America," Twist wrote on the social media picture sharing website Instagram last year. "But it makes u more of a bad person to sit home and judge someone u haven't took the time to learn about."