Justin Bieber duped Taylor Swift on a recent episode of MTV's Punk'd. The "Baby" hit maker invited her to his place under the pretext of having a songwriting session, but things went awry after he suggested they launch some fireworks.
The fireworks display went wrong, sending the missiles out into the ocean where they struck a boat. On the boat was a wedding party, forced to abandon ship and swim ashore. Once ashore the phony groom accused Swift of "ruining the best day of my life."
Despite getting tricked by the Bieb, Swift, speaking with MTV, says she does not have any plans to return the favor:
"No, I'm not gonna do that to somebody! I love Justin. I would never do that to him, and I'm not really that girl that's like, 'I'm gonna get him! I'm gonna get him back!' . . . He's too smart. I'd never be able to punk him. He'd figure it out, then turn the tables on me and then it would be Justin: two, Taylor: zero."
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