"Really out here ruining celebrity nights" - Fans roast Justin Bieber following his reaction to Shohei Ohtani’s HR vs. Max Scherzer

Game 3 of the World Series between the Los Angeles Dodgers and the Toronto Blue Jays at Dodger Stadium was attended by several high-profile names, including Canadian singer Justin Bieber.

The defending World Series champions took the lead through Teoscar Hernandez's solo home run in the second inning. Three-time MVP Shohei Ohtani followed with another home run off Max Scherzer in the third inning.

Bieber, a Toronto superfan, reacted to the Japanese two-way star's home run with a thumbs-down gesture.

Fans reacted to the pop star's gesture on social media:

"Bro was NOT having it 😭 Shohei really out here ruining celebrity nights."

Jynx

@Jynx_Defi

Bro was NOT having it 😭 Shohei really out here ruining celebrity nights

"That’s as viscous as a Canadian can get. He’s seeing absolute red in that moment."

Swing And A Miss Podcast

@SwingMissPod

That’s as viscous as a Canadian can get. He’s seeing absolute red in that moment.

"Funny, I have the same reaction any time I hear Justin Bieber's name."

New Toe

@TheNewToe

Funny, I have the same reaction any time I hear Justin Bieber's name

"Los Angeles made this fool. Put some respect on the city that made you, Justin Bieber."

RalRal

@RalRal1980

Los Angeles made this fool. Put some respect on the city that made you, Justin Beiber

"He will not be allowed back in LA !! Life time Ban."

Owen

@ScottOwen79

He will not be allowed back in LA !! Life time Ban

Ohtani's solo shot was his seventh home run of the postseason, with three coming against the Milwaukee Brewers in Game 4 of the NLCS.

Justin Bieber witnessed Dodgers take World Series lead after historic Game 3 against Blue Jays

With Justin Bieber in attendance, the Blue Jays and Dodgers played out an all-time classic, fighting until the 18th inning and tying the record for the longest game in World Series history.

After Shohei Ohtani's game-tying home run in the seventh, neither team managed to get on the score sheet despite coming close to breaking the 5-5 deadlock multiple times.

However, last year's World Series MVP, Freddie Freeman, lived up to his reputation of being a clutch postseason hitter by hitting a walk-off home run in the bottom of the 18th inning.

Freeman, who hit a walk-off home run off then-New York Yankees ace Nestor Cortes Jr. in Game 1 of the 2024 World Series, became the first player in MLB history with multiple walk-off homers in the Fall Classic.