Pop star Justin Bieber has been hanging around the tough guys in Hollywood lately. The number of legal charges smacked on him has really amplified his bad boy image and now the young Canadian has changed his name "Bizzle."

Over the weekend Bieber posted a number of pictures of him and Hip hop icons P.Diddy, Jermaine Dupri, T.I. and others. He then took to instagram and changed his name from his birth name to "Bizzle. " Immediately his followers began to question the name change.

Although he did not directly answer he did though retweet his faithful Belieber fans messages on Twitter about the recent change. "justin's name on shots and instagram is bizzle," several followers posted and the singer publicized the messages.

Media outlets and fans are left wondering why the sudden name change, and what it may signify. Although the singer has remained mum about it perhaps spending countless hours in the studio with his Rapper pals has inspired a career change in bringing his bad boy image into his musical style.

UK Grime Emcee, also known by the name Bizzle has responded to the star sharing his stage name and is not too happy about it.

He tweeted: "Oi @justinbieber I hear your catting my name? #LeaveItYeah," before retweeting a fan who wrote: "There's only one 'Bizzle' and thats @LethalBizzle, f**k off @justinbieber."

Bieber has been getting himself into a lot of trouble lately. A petition created on the White House's "We the People" site is calling for the government to deport Bieber and revoke his green card. It has garnered, 254,847 signatures so far in support of his deportation, which far exceeds the 100,000 signature goal.

The petition was filed on the day Bieber was arrested in Miami Beach on suspicion of driving under the influence of alcohol, marijuana, and Xanax while also drag racing, and driving with an expired license. That followed an egging throwing incident that led the feds to raid the pop crooner's house in which now TMZ reports new evidence shows that he might be involved. If so Bieber could be ordered to leave the U.S. if he is charged and convicted of vandalism in the egging case.