Bieber’s Death Glare Becomes the Real Game Winner

Credit: Shutterstock

Justin Bieber’s Death Glare Just Won the World Series Internet

Justin Bieber managed to turn a World Series highlight into a viral meme without even trying. Sitting court side at Game 1 between the Dodgers and Yankees on October 28, cameras caught Bieber’s now-famous “death glare” just as Shohei Ohtani sent a homer sailing into the stands. The clip shows him stone-faced, giving off major not impressed energy, basically the universal look of someone pretending not to care while secretly fuming.

TMZ posted the slow-motion shot, and the internet immediately went wild. Within hours, the moment was rebranded as “When your ex hits a walk-off but you already blocked them,” spreading fast across social media. Bieber himself added fuel to the fire by posting a single shrug emoji on X, leaning into the joke and confirming what everyone already suspected: he knows exactly how meme-worthy that moment was.

With over four million views and half a million likes already, this might be the most entertaining crossover between pop culture and baseball since Drake heckled courtside. Whether you call it petty or perfectly timed, Bieber’s death glare stole the spotlight from the game itself and turned into the defining image of the night.