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Working with celebrities isn't all sunshine and roses. Take it from two Saturday Night Live alums. 

During a recent appearance on Watch What Happens Live, Bill Hader and Jay Pharoah revealed the "worst-behaved" musical guest they'd ever encountered during their time on the show: Justin Bieber.

"He was in a bad place," Hader told Andy Cohen as Pharoah agreed. "Maybe he's in a better place, but then he was in a very – it was rough." As he recalled it, Bieber "just seemed exhausted or at the end of his rope."

And while a hot young celebrity acting out is hardly shocking, Bieber stood out because most SNL guests don't act that way. "Everyone's usually on great behavior," said Hader. Read more...

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