If you thought Brooklyn Beckham cannot be a normal Teen ,See him Skate

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He saw and enjoyed the perks of being a  famous designer's son last week in New York.But on Monday it wad going back to been a normal boy for Brooklyn Beckham, as the oldest child of David and Victoria Beckham went out to skate.And while the 17-year-old was keen to show off his shredding skills he also had  appeared to pay homage to Justin Bieber  wearing the "Sorry" Sensation and fellow skater's tour merch.

 



 it seems that Bieber another famous skater - has won Brooklyn's admiration, as the teen showed he's a fan of the singer by wearing his merchandise.Throwing a bright yellow Purpose 'security'hoodie over his white tee, the eldest of the Beckham family showed he's got it when it comes to music as well as style.
Brooklyn went for a more fashionable approach to skater style by wearing a pair of ripped and distress black skinny jeans and a pair of chunky Adidas sneakers He wore a backpack during his jaunt out, but the aspiring fashion photographer was also seen clasping an art sketch book under one arm during his travels.Keeping his ever-growing locks off of his face, the  teen wore a black Adidas cap pulled down low on his brow .
Pushing himself along the pavement at a sedate pace, the teen couldn't resist showing off his technique; popping a manual as he rolled down the street.Brooklyn cut a care-free figure during his afternoon skate, despite his realtionship with Chloe Moretz hitting the rocks earlier this month.It was claimed that Brooklyn decided to call time on the romance earlier this month, because the actress couldn't cope with having a long-distance relationship asshe lives in Los Angeles and he is based inLondon with his family.A source said: 'Brooklyn is so young with his whole life ahead and although he was besotted with her at first, as time wore on Chloe wanted to become more serious andgiven he lives on the other side of the Atlantic, it was something he couldn't offer.'The pair briefly dated in 2014 before getting back together earlier this year before separating.

Source :Daily Mail

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