A Reddit user claims to have seen Bieber get out of a car with six body guards at around 12:30 am, but says the pop star went totally unnoticed by the crowd of 300 people. I mean, they were all staring at their phones looking for a very rare Pokémon, so that makes sense.
One Poke-person caught Bieber running with the crowd in this Snapchat video that was obtained by TMZ:
Another fan spotted Bieber on the street, staring at his phone like everyone else. “[Justin Bieber] pulled over to catch a Pokemon. 100 people in the park and no one noticed him because there was a garydos,” the fan captioned his Instagram post.
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