The Justin Bieber Game 'Who's the Daddy?' is a controversial, but fun new online game sparked by the Justin Bieber baby scandal.
Players have 30 seconds to give the singing superstar a paternity test, as players give DNA tests to the teen pop idol. Mariah Yeater is shown saucily dressed in her trademark skimpy underwear to show off her star tattoos as she looks on with her four-month-old baby. Clutching her baby and milk bottle, she tells the 17-year-old: "You’re the daddy," but The Bieb insists, "I’m not the pop," as he darts around the screen.
Yeater claims in court papers that the teenager fathered her son Tristyn. She says they had a 30-second backstage sex session after one of his gigs in Los Angeles in October last year, and is demanding that Bieber take a DNA test and pay up to £165,000 in monthly child support.
The Justin Bieber Game 'Who's the Daddy?', which can be found at www.missbimbo.com/bieber/, gives players 30 seconds to try and land as many paternity test kits on Bieber as they can.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Online Celebrity Games
- This trend shows the potential for creating controversial and entertaining online games based on celebrity scandals.
- DNA Testing Services
- This trend highlights the opportunity to offer DNA testing services for paternity tests and other related purposes.
- Controversial Entertainment
- This trend reveals the demand for controversial entertainment that attracts attention and drives engagement.
Where This Applies
- Gaming
- The gaming industry can capitalize on this trend by developing more interactive and engaging celebrity-based games.
- Healthcare
- The healthcare industry can explore the market for DNA testing services related to paternity tests and other genetic analysis.
- Media and Entertainment
- The media and entertainment industry can take advantage of the demand for controversial content by creating more attention-grabbing and viral entertainment products.
