Fans go crazy over Tim Hortons’ newly dropped Justin Bieber – National

It’s been a few hours since Tim Hortons drop it Justin Bieber–Timbits branded goods, and Canadians are extremely hungry for it.

Earlier this month, the Canadian coffee giant announced that it has collaborate with Bieber for its latest marketing campaign to attract new customers.

And it seems to be working – at least on day one.

Toronto artist Keenan D’Abreo celebrated the premiere by creating a portrait of the performer who grew up in Stratford, Ont. from… you guessed it: Timbits.

D’Abreo used 150 deep fried dishes to create his artwork, before taking it down to Yonge-Dundas Square in downtown Toronto to show it off to passersby.

In addition to launching three new flavors of Timbits – white chocolate, chocolate chip sour cream and birthday cake waffles – there is also a sale of limited edition #TimBiebs branded merchandise.

Across Twitter, people were quick to show off their new tote bags, designer pieces, and unique bags.

And, of course, it wouldn’t be a real merchandise sale if people weren’t scrambling to sell their newly purchased merchandise on Facebook Marketplace with super high markup.

While the company is trying to limit customers to a total of three items per purchase, limited-edition items are starting to appear across the marketplace with dozens of items.

The right partnership with the Canadian singer regular social media posts about the restaurant, from holiday-themed Tims mug shots to complaints about the new lid.

Bieber shared posts a decade ago about the disappearance of Tim Hortons while traveling outside of Canada.

“Doing a Tim Hortons collab has always been a dream of mine,” Bieber said in a statement. “I grew up on Tim Hortons and it’s always been something close to my heart.”

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