'I'm retiring man': Justin Bieber announces that he's quitting his career as a singer during interview on national radio

Justin Bieber set to tiered his carrier as a singer, just as he revieled this on a radio interview.
   The Heartbreaker hitmaker told radio station Power 106 in Los Angeles, California, on Tuesday: 'After the new album, I'm actually retiring man. I'm retiring.'

Watch the interview briefly down the page...

The insider said: 'The kid's got ambition.'

During the radio interview, Justin also hit back at his critics and denied he is becoming increasingly arrogant.

They will be devastated: Fans waited for hours for the singer to arrive at for the interview

Call the fashion police: The pop star is often poked fun of for his clothing choices and on Tuesday wore a pair of his favourite low crotched leather trousers

He said: 'People think I'm arrogant, I'm not, I've always been a caring and giving person.

'I'm 19 I'm gonna make mistakes it's inevitable.'

The teenager has been in the news a lot lately.

The star is currently preparing to testify in a case bought against him by photographer, Jeffery Binion, who claims that one of the hitmaker's bodyguards choked him and stole his camera equipment in June.

Having a laugh? Before Beliebers everywhere despair, a source close to Justin said the 19-year-old was just joking and has no plans to permanently hang up his microphone

Under fire: The singer is currently preparing to testify in a case bought against him by photographer, Jeffery Binion, who claims that one of the hitmaker's bodyguards choked him and stole his camera equipment

Justin is expected to be questioned by the paparazzo's lawyer next week in a videotaped session, however according to TMZ, the Believe singer's lawyers want the footage under lock and key fearing that the deposition might be published to the public.
Also, over the weekend, emergency services were called to the pop star's Calabasas mansion because of a young woman was found unconscious during a party in the early hours of Saturday morning.
She later came to and declined medical treatment before it arrived.
Talk of retirement comes a day before Justin's documentary Believe is premiered in Los Angeles.

Bieber through the ages: The star, seen here in 2010 and in 2012, has gone from a fresh faced kid, to a pop singer trying to be edgier and now, to a heavily tattooed mega star

Inked up: Justin - who is worth an estimated $130 million - has developed more of a bad ass personality recently, tattoos included

Due out Christmas day, the film is a on and off stage look at the singer's rise to fame and stardom.
Heralded by the star as a chance to tell his story, in the trailer he implores people to 'not believe the hype'.
Breaking down in tears at one point, Justin says he feels he is a target but he wants to focus on the fans and not the fame.
He says: 'It all started with the fans, so it's got to end with the fans. It's back to being the underdog.'
Since being discovered at the age of 13, Justin has become one of the most successful solo acts of all time and has an estimated net worth of in excess $130 million.

Don't believe the hype: Talk of retirement comes a day before Justin's documentary Believe is premiered in Los Angeles. The film looks at his rise to fame on and off stage