Shirtless Justin Bieber posts a picture of himself getting yet another tattoo after his Sydney concert
Justin Bieber posts a picture of himself getting a new tattoo in Sydney, Australia
And on Saturday Justin Bieber added yet another inking to his tattoo collection; meaning he has almost as many tattoos as years he's lived.
The 19-year-old is currently in Australia for part of his world tour Believe and performed in Sydney on Saturday night.
Bieber showed off the results of the delicate shading work which depicts a cloud and a eagle
In the selfie Justin looks a little worn out, perhaps from his energetic performance on stage, as he sits in the back of a car showing off his impressive body art collection.
The teen pop sensation then posted another picture of himself actually in the process of being inked.
In the snap Justin is again shirtless as he sits in the tattoo chair with his usual low slung jeans showing off his crisp white boxer shorts and taut torso.
The 19-year-old who is currently touring on his Believe tour posted a picture of himself shirtless en route to get a new tattoo
The design of the tattoo is yet to be unveiled but the Babymaker star last added to his impressive collection in August this year when he opted for an intricate rose motif just above an owl on his arm.
This latest inking will bring Justin's tattoo collection to an impressive 18 - just one tattoo short of his years of age.
Tattoos aside the popstar has been causing some controversy in Australia where he is currently on tour.
For a 19-year-old Justin already has a fairly impressive tattoo collection which he showed off as he performed on tour in a sleeveless top
According to a source the club was closed off specifically for Bieber and his entourage who were there until approximately 4.30am.
Mail Online reached out to the singer's representatives for confirmation of the story but have yet to hear back.
The Canadian singing sensation also caused uproar with his graffiti art that he sprayed at the QT hotel in the Gold Coast.
Whilst the Gold Coast mayor Tom Tate claimed the singer was undermining the city's efforts to fight graffiti the QT hotel appears to have taken a different view claiming that it gave the singer permission to paint graffiti on its wall and deeming it art.
The singer's next stop on his Believe tour is Melbourne, Australia
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