Variety announced today its second annual FYC Fest: The Shortlist, a virtual event featuring 13 panels with the top contending filmmakers and artisans that were shortlisted by the Academy in the documentary film, international film, song, hair and makeup, animated short, live-action short film and visual effects categories.
Each conversation will last for 15 minutes and be moderated by a Variety editor. The singer ignored the chants, which presumably started amid the alleged feud between his wife and ex-girlfriend, Selena Gomez.
A video of the incident was posted to TikTok and showed Bieber walking off stage, chatting to Toliver as the crowd continued its chant. Colm Bairéad, director and writer of “The Quiet Girl”
Edward Berger, director, producer and writer of Netflix’s “All Quiet on the Western Front”
Jason Billington, VFX supervisor of Amazon Films’ “Thirteen Lives”
Sofia Carson, performer and Diane Warren, songwriter of “Applause” from the film “Tell It Like a Woman”
Chanda Dancy, composer from the Sony Pictures film “Devotion”
Alexandre Desplat, composer for Netflix’s “Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio”
Simon Franglen, composer; Joe Letteri, senior VFX supervisor; and Julian Howarth, sound mixer for Disney’s “Avatar: The Way of the Water”.
Bieber, 29, appeared for a surprise performance with Don Toliver at the Rolling Loud festival in California on Saturday.
As they wrapped up their song, the crowd cheered before they started chanting "f*** Hailey."
TikTok users were divided in the comments about the chant, with some saying it was not appropriate, but others seeing a funny side.
"Nah I feel like that's too much tho let him enjoy his night :/ it's not his fault," commented one fan.
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