Justin Bieber films impromptu music video in Dundee pub

Pop star Justin Bieber filmed an impromptu music video at a Dundee pub over the weekend while on a short visit to Scotland, sharing the footage on social media and spending time at several Scottish golf and hospitality venues. The 31-year-old Canadian was photographed and filmed around St Andrews, Gleneagles and Dundee on October 4, including a spontaneous evening at Abandon Ship bar where he shot footage for the song Bad Honey.

The video shows Bieber sitting in booths and on the bar, sometimes holding a pint, and was posted online alongside other snaps of the trip. Photographer Rory Kramer, who filmed the clip, said the shoot was unplanned. "Shot this impromptu video when we went out in Scotland the other night. Then Justin and I cut the video together on the flight home," he wrote on social media.

Bieber arrived in Scotland over the weekend and was seen at several high-profile locations. He played a round of golf at the Old Course and other courses associated with the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship, spent time at the luxury Gleneagles Hotel where he performed a short piano set for staff, and posed for sunset photos in St Andrews while holding a bottle of locally brewed...