Justin Bieber has spoken out about the second video in which he appears to make racist jokes.

After apologising for the first video, where he is shown using the N-word during filming for his Never Say Never tour documentary, TMZ released a second video yesterday of Justin changing the words of his hit One Less Lonely Girl to "there'll be one less lonely n*****."

“Bieber and his team tell TMZ ... they want this video out, because he wants to own what he did,” reported the celebrity gossip site.

“We're told when Justin was 14 ... he had seen a random video online in which a comedian parodied his song, "One Less Lonely Girl," but the guy replaced the word "girl" with the n-word.

“Justin then parodied the parody ... right on camera.”

Now Biebs has spoken to The Sun about the video, telling them, “Facing my mistakes from years ago has been one of the hardest things I've ever dealt with.

“But I feel now that I need to take responsibility for those mistakes and not let them linger.

“At the end of the day, I just need to step up and own what I did.”

The Christian singer posted a Bible passage relating to forgiveness on his Instagram on Wednesday night.

Justin had been holed up in Mexico since the initial racism story broke, but jetted out of the country on Tuesday, and is now said to be spending time at home with his family.

Dizzee Rascal is the latest addition to this summer’s Isle of MTV 2014 line-up.

Taing place in Malta’s Il-Fosos Square on June 25th, Dizzee joins Keisza and Hardwell on the bill, with more acts still to be announced.

UK rap superstar Dizzee will undoubtedly have the crowd going Bonkers for his unique mix of grime, garage, rap and hip-hop, performing tracks from his latest album The Fifth, as well as his summer smashes we all know and love.

As MTV’s biggest live summer music event, Isle Of MTV will be filmed and edited into a 60-minute special, which will then be broadcast across 20 MTV channels throughout Europe.

Stay tuned for more act announcements as we approach June 25th!

Chris Brown has been released early from Los Angeles County jail.

Sherriff’s deputy Tony Moore told the Associated Press that the singer was released at 12.01am Monday (June 2) but didn’t have any more details.

Brown has been in custody since mid-March after he was arrested for being expelled from a court-ordered rehab sentence for violating its terms.

Taking to Twitter to proves he’s back, he wrote in a series of tweets: “Humbled and Blessed”.

“Back to the Music and the Fans. Thank you GOD”.

Back to the Music and the Fans

— Chris Brown (@chrisbrown) June 2, 2014

In his May 9 decision, Superior Court Judge James R. Brandlin sentenced Chris to serve a year in county jail, but gave him credit for nearly eight months. This includes time the singer has spent in rehab, as well as good behavior while inside.

Brandlin also ruled last month that the singer was to stay in jail after admitting to being involved in a fight outside a hotel last year, which violated his probation terms.

Brown was on probation for attacking ex-girlfriend Rihanna in 2009.

He now must complete 1,000 hours of community service, of which he had only served 200 of in February.