Justin Bieber is back in headlines after being attacked on stage by a fan in Dubai Sunday . The Belieber was immediately tackled by security guards. Fortunately nobody was injured during the incident, but a grand piano was knocked over in the process.

After the show Bieber tweeted: "Dubai. Nothing stops the show. 2 more to go. ?#BELIEVEtour"

It's been a tough time for the "Baby Singer" who recently had his pet monkey taken from him at a German airport, wrote immature comments in the Anne Frank house guestbook, and got busted for drugs in Sweden.

It wasn't clear if the fan wanted to tackle or hug the 19-year old singer. To Bieber's security it didn't really matter. Still have to give props where props are due. Bieber continued the show despite the chaos, just sliding his dance routine to the side of the stage.

"A young fan desperate to meet his idol did make his way on stage, but was immediately removed and Justin professionally continued with his show," says Thomas Ovesen, concert promoter at Done Events.

After the Dubai attack, Bieber reportedly took a three minute break and returned to the stage for an encore presentation, singing two of his biggest hits, "Boyfriend" and "Baby," according to The National.

Not new to onstage difficulty, Bieber threw up during another show on his "Believe" tour, but kept performing, not to disappoint his army of fans.

I hate to admit it but Justin Bieber handled the conflict maturely and responsibly. Maybe Selena Gomez is knocking some sense into him after all. Last year