Justin Bieber 2: Kylier Jenner Transforms To Singer, Sparks Hilarious Reactions

On Tuesday, Kylie Jenner shared a humorous new video with her 54.6 million followers on TikTok. The 26-year-old celebrity, who is in a relationship with Timothee Chalamet, applied a filter that made her look like her close buddy Justin Bieber.

She amused admirers with the hilarious look, giving her the Canadian crooner's thick eyebrows and scruffy mustache, while she sat in a makeup chair getting her hair done.

@kyliejenner this makes me so happy ♬ Love Me - Justin Bieber

Finally, Jenner used Justin Bieber's 2009 single "Love Me" as the soundtrack for the video. One of the first people to reply was his wife Hailey Bieber, who said, "I'm screaming!" Kylie Jenner uses a Justin Bieber filter while seated in the makeup chair.

"This makes me so happy," the founder of Kylie Cosmetics captioned the photo. The hitmaker and the mother of two have been friends since they were teenagers.

Commenters on Kylie's picture offered their opinions, with one saying, 'I actually thought you were Justin Bieber lol.' 'Kylie this is too good!' was added by someone else in all caps. 'Girl I don't even know how to react to this,' commented an admirer called Isabel, along with two sobbing laughing emojis.

A second person joked, "Justin, what are you doing here?" It occurs during the Bieber family's opulent vacation to Aspen, Colorado, that they are on with Kendall, Kylie's older sister.

The hitmaker and the mother of two have been friends since they were teenagers.

Meanwhile, her sister Kendall is currently healing from a breakup.

After ten months together, artist Bad Bunny, 29, and 28-year-old Kendall called it quits on their romance.

Shortly after, a source told Entertainment Tonight, "Kendall and Bad Bunny have been doing their own things lately and things slowly started to fizzle out between them." "They were both aware going into this that it probably wouldn't last forever, and that was agreed upon right away," the source added. 'They have insanely busy schedules and know they're still young and have a lot more to experience separately before settling down,' it was added.