Justin Bieber takes the high road after Aaron Carter shot him on Twitter.

The beef began to simmer on Tuesday, when Carter, 30, launched a tirade filled with explosives for over two hours, tweeting almost every minute about personal and professional mistakes, as well as a possible proposal to girlfriend Lina Valentina.

When someone asked about Bieber, another former teenage idol, and about the fact that Carter had never achieved the same success, the singer of "I Want Candy" replied that this one never respected him.

"Listen man, I can not stay here and say nothing about it, I'm in this industry before he was born," Carter wrote. "I had more difficult moments and I always bounced back, no, I'm not Justin Bieber, I'm Aaron Carter, I'm also in construction, I've led the way. NEVER paid tribute. "

"Why do not you try to lose everything and let the professional world turn your back on you, including your fans, give them respect, then never give up and turn against me? Maybe I'll have some advice for you . "

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Bieber, 24, responded Wednesday with a message of love and admiration for Carter, claiming he was a long time fan of his music.

"Aaron Carter, I had your album when I was little," wrote Bieber. "And hit the song Aaron's party, I was 7. If you need a hype, I've got it."

Bieber's feeling was apparently enough for Carter, who responded to Twitter: "I appreciate your support, that means a lot, just love, my brother."

"All love, Aaron," Bieber replied. "You have my support."

Bieber has been in the news frequently this fall, after hinting many times that her fiance, model Hailey Baldwin, and he are now married. He also filed a lawsuit against a former neighbor, whom he had visited at home in 2013, and turned out to be a perfectly normal burrito eater, after an elaborate hoax convinced him of the opposite. # 39; s internet.

Contributor: Patrick Ryan

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