Justin Bieber shocked by scary lookalike as he gets pranked by Ellen DeGeneres mid-interview

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Seeing double: Justin Bieber jumped out of his skin as a scary lookalike leapt out at him during his interview with Ellen that airs Friday

Justin Bieber got well and truly pranked by Ellen DeGeneres during the taping of her Friday show when a lookalike of the Calvin Klein model surprised him mid-interview.
The scary 'Bieber,' wearing CK boxer shorts and a flesh colored shirt with copies of the Canadian's tattoos, jumped out at the singer from a box as Ellen asked him about his upcoming Comedy Central Roast.
'Oh my God! Oh my God! Oh my God! Why me?' said the 20-year-old startled star as he cowered in his chair.Too funny: 'Oh my gosh. I’m still shaking,' said the Biebs, who later tweeted '@TheEllenShow u got me'
The stunt left the TV host in hysterics.
'Look how great you received it. This was perfect!' Ellen said. 'He was a Calvin Klein model. He was trying to be as good-looking as you.'
The comedienne explained that because she's not part of the comedy roast Thursday's taping was her 'only shot' at pranking the superstar.


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