Justin Bieber isn't racist, he's just a baby! 50 Cent defends shamed pop star

American rapper 50 Cent has addressed 20 years old Canadian singer Justin Bieber as a baby while trying to defend the pop star over leaked video of him making racist remarks.

 50 Cent in an interview said: "I don't think he's racist. I don't think even he knows who he is at this point, he’s so young."

The In Da Club hitmaker is arguable the most high-profile black artist to speak out about the shocking footage.

He told The Sun: "When you see people become huge stars real early, it's tough for them.

"You have to grow up with all these expectations. I think Justin's still a baby and he's lost."

You will recall that Justin Bieber was forced to apologise twice this week after two videos showing him using the n-word were leaked online, with references to the KKK in one.  

Bieber pictured with 50Cent, fellow rapper Lil Wayne and boxer Floyd Mayweather
In the latest video, the Biebs changes the lyrics to fan favourite single One Less Lonely Girl.
He sings: "One less lonely n*****, one less lonely n*****, on less lonely n*****.
"There's gonna be one less n*****, If I kill you, I'll be part of the KKK.
"And there'll be one less lonely n*****, there's be one less lonely n*****."

He apologised: "Facing my mistakes from years ago has been one of the hardest things I've ever dealt with."
Bieber continued: "But I feel now that I need to take responsibility for those mistakes and not let them linger."
It comes after another video was released just hours before , where the singer can be seen in the footage, filmed for Justin's Never Say Never documentary in 2011, grinning as he asks pals: "Why are black people afraid of chainsaws?
Finishing his joke, he grins: "Run, n****r, n****r, n****r, n****r, n****r."
The  former teen idol was extorted for $1 million  over the release of the first race-tape but refused the opportunity to prevent the footage going public.