Bieber's album banned in Middle East due to his cross tattoo
The countries, including Indonesia, have banned the album and have taken the issue with the Canadian singer being shirtless in the artwork and flaunting the cross tattoo.
By PTI |
LOS ANGELES: The cover art for Justin Bieber's upcoming album "Purpose" has not gone down well with some Middle East countries as they find it provocative, due to the cross tattoo on singer's chest.
The countries, including Indonesia, have banned the album and have taken the issue with the Canadian singer being shirtless in the artwork and flaunting the cross tattoo, reported Aceshowbiz.
The 21-year-old pop star's team is reportedly working on an alternate album art, though it unclear how the revamped cover will look.
"Purpose" is due for November 13 release.
The countries, including Indonesia, have banned the album and have taken the issue with the Canadian singer being shirtless in the artwork and flaunting the cross tattoo, reported Aceshowbiz.
The 21-year-old pop star's team is reportedly working on an alternate album art, though it unclear how the revamped cover will look.
"Purpose" is due for November 13 release.
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