Justin Bieber Comes to Kylie Jenner's Defense After Amandla Stenberg Slams Her Cornrows—Take a Look!

"...saying she's being racist because she wants her hair in braids is ridiculous," the singer wrote

Justin Bieber is coming to his gal-pal Kylie Jenner's defense.

The singer is no stranger to being the center of controversy, so when he saw his friend get some heat over the weekend for her hairstyle choice, Biebs had her back.

The 17-year-old got some backlash on Instagram after posting a photo of herself sporting cornrows, including some words from actress and Hunger Games star Amandla Stenberg, who shamed Kylie for "appropriat(ing) black features and culture but fail(ing) to use ur position of power to help black Americans by directing attention towards ur wigs instead of police brutality or racism."

Bieber commented on the controversial photo, and because the Internet is so wonderful, it has been screenshotted and circulated through the web.

"Guys leave her alone, were all trying to figure it out and she happens to be under a microscope! I'm the first to know this," Bieber wrote on IG.

"But saying she's being racist because she wants her hair in braids is ridiculous. lets focus on the bigger picture and instead of fighting over something stupid lets do something about equality, but it doesn't start here blasting a 17 year old kid for wearing braids smh."

A screenshot of what appeared to be an Instagram exchange between Kylie and Amandla circulated online. Reps for the stars had no immediate comment at the time.

"When u appropriate black features and culture but fail to use ur position of power to help black Americans by directing attention towards ur wigs instead of police brutality or racism #whitegirlsdoitbetter," Stenberg was quoted as saying.

Kylie, who often changes her hair and recently sported blue hair extensions from her own line, reportedly replied, "Mad if I do...mad if I don't. Go hang w Jaden or something," referencing their mutual friend Jaden Smith, who took Stenberg to her high school prom last May.

Meanwhile, Stenberg seemed to address the situation further by posting a piece she wrote about the double standards surrounding beautiful features with black and white women.

And she ended it with: