Hating is hatable
It is true that the current music generation is a little misguided, focusing in fabricated consumism instead of actual content. Despite this, irreverent hatred towards a person be it an artist, a political figure or your neighbor is not acceptable behaviour.
The idea behind Justin Beiber Rage was initally conceived by concerned young adults, wich had grown with a perception of music that was little by little destroyed by the new waves of artists that were simply used as tools by corporations, in other other words: deceivers. The Rage being focused on Justin Beiber is mainly due to his large following of zombie adorers; this represent the mayor threat to the aformentioned young adult group.
As has been expressed many a times in famous imageboards where the music condition is discussed with its meriteed seriousness, the hatred is rarely towards the people but to what they represent. This cognition has been largely misdirected by the internet cancer. The cancer doesn't think just act. The lost childs of the Anon masses don't understand this neglegible situations; they hate without having any real hatred. They hate for hating.
In the long run the product of cancer is nothing short of this video here. "John and Mark First Episode", represents the view of the condemnable cancer child. In an easy phrase this video summarizes all the ignorance that randomness has come to represent. Hating on simple beings because of following the larger cult and fanaticism involved. Without any kind of respect towards the real movements, the real ideas and the real conesecuences.