Food In Mouth, Justin Bieber Pleads With Fans To Stream "Yummy"

The rollout of Justin Bieber's latest single doesn't appear to be going according to plan. Released to a wave of negative criticism over the song's merits, Bieber hosted a live stream over the weekend during which he pleaded with fans to stream the song. Unfortunately, the singer couldn't even be bothered to finish his meal before urging fans to listen to his new song, potentially alienating fans with misophonia.

Over a plate of who knows what, the singer asked fans to stream his new single and get it to "number one."

"I'm doing everything I can on my end," the singer muttered on the stream. "If you're on here, go stream 'Yummy,' like please, because I really want this frickin' spot. It would be fire."

It's sad to watch, you know?
It's sad pic.twitter.com/GDWe13bjO9

— Quranne™ (@AllysReborn) January 10, 2020

The singer's subpar rallying cry has already been the subject of its own wave of negative memes and jokes. On Twitter, people described the singer as desperate, using the hashtag #justinbieberisoverparty

justin bieber on my doorstep begging me to stream yummy pic.twitter.com/oLNjJZgFb6

— yeontan hater (@vmoning) January 10, 2020

I’ve.. never seen anyone so desperate in my life pic.twitter.com/NoCo2NndTZ

— cody (@codyspearz) January 10, 2020

BTS after promoting Justin Bieber’s Yummy #justinbieberisoverparty pic.twitter.com/kJH5U7QqWG

— Bangtan Gang⁷🥰 (@anahoezz) January 11, 2020

Sadly, Bieber's efforts were in vain as the song debuted at number two on Billboard's Hot 100 charts. Maybe next time, put down the fork when you ask for a favor, Beebs.

.@justinbieber's "Yummy" debuts at No. 2 on this week's #Hot100, earning him his 17th career top 10 hit.

— Billboard Charts (@billboardcharts) January 13, 2020