The article titled, "Justin Bieber Impersonator Fools Las Vegas Nightclub, Steals the Stage Spotlight," made its debut on Consequence.A, narrating an extraordinary incident where a masterful Bieber lookalike, Dylan Desclos, deceived the headliner DJ Gryffin and secured a spot on the XS Nightclub's stage within the opulent Wynn Encore in Las Vegas.
Over the weekend, Desclos, a renowned Bieber doppelgänger, orchestrated an ingenious prank, supported by a team portraying the singer's entourage and security detail. Gryffin, sharing the details in an Instagram video, recounted how he was notified of Bieber's presence at the venue, eager to perform his hit "Sorry." Only after the impromptu performance did the truth unfold—the individual who had enthralled the crowd was an imposter.
In swift retaliation, the Wynn issued a lifelong ban on Desclos from its establishments, clarifying in an official statement, "Following an intricate and multi-faceted deception orchestrated by Desclos and his team, a Justin Bieber impersonator gained unauthorized access to the XS stage. Once the error was discovered, he was promptly ejected from the resort and permanently denied entry."
Meanwhile, the authentic Bieber had recently unveiled his latest album, SWAG, to eager fans.
BREAKING: A master impersonator posing as Justin Bieber captivated an entire Las Vegas nightclub, convincing them of his authenticity. He was even permitted to perform and remunerated for his appearance.
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— Dom Lucre | Story Bender (@dom_lucre) August 18, 2025
