The Migos Rapper, Offset's Phone was Allegedly Hacked Last Week and Nude pictures and videos of him and his side chick was uncovered. a they seized the singer’s cell phone to reportedly look for evidence of Justin bragging about egging his neighbor’s house, but what they were really looking for are some Selena Gomez P0nography Tape. Well the cops apparently got exactly what they wanted. As you can see in the video above, 2 short videos of what appear to be Selena Gomez were found on Justin Bieber’s cell phone. The first video is a short clip of Selena Gomez performing a bl0wj0b (presumably to warm the guy up for Justin). We will have to wait to find out what other sorts of depravity will be uncovered on Justin Bieber’s cell phone, as the investigating officer has gone on disability by claiming he developed carpal tunnel after seeing this Selena Gomez P0nography video, and then later post traumatic stress disorder after viewing the video file titled “Lil Za Pounds The Biebs”.

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