Jared Padalecki, better known as the "Supernatural" hunk, earned the ire of Justin Bieber's fans for his malicious Twitter post essentially accusing the Canadian singer of owning drugs.

"Hey @justinbieber, how much are you paying your friend for pretending that it was HIS cocaine, and taking the fall for you?" Padalecki tweeted.

The actor, of course, was referring to Bieber's friend, Lil Za, who was arrested after police found MDMA and Xanax on his possession. He was charged with felony drug possession on Tuesday and facing another felony charge for destroying the phone in the police station.

The throng of Justin Bieber fans, who call themselves "Beliebers," took to Twitter to defend their idol. They even threatened to stop watching "Supernatural" as a show of protest for Jared Padalecki's malicious tweet.

Police however neither cleared nor suspected Justin Bieber to be connected to the substances seized from Lil Za.

"He (Bieber) was not arrested, nor exonerated at this time," Lieutenant Dave Thompson told MTV News.

However, the officer insisted that causing that much damage is "a felony crime" even if it was just done with eggs, which makes people believe that it's a "lower-level crime."

"But a felony crime is a felony crime, no matter how you commit it and this crime rose to the felony section, and a judge signed a search warrant saying we should go get evidence related to the felony crime," he said.

Jared Paladecki is not the only actor who expressed dismay over Justin Bieber's egg-throwing incident.

Joel McHale, the star of "Community," has a simple explanation to Conan O'Brien when he was asked for his take on the incident.

"Because he's a f-king idiot," Joel replied. "I feel like he's got all those guys around him; he's just running out of things to do. "He's so rich and so successful that they're like, 'Well, what do you want to do?' and he's like, 'Let's shave a dog, what do you want to do?'"

Nick Jonas was also incredulous when he heard about Justin Bieber causing $20,000 in damage to his neighbor's house in Calabasas.

He posted on his Twitter on January 11: "Wait ... egging is still a thing?"