Justin Bieber's Photo Shoot Demands: No Selena Gomez Music on Set!

Singer made reference to cell-phone use and talking to him in his contract

Whoa!

Justin Bieber's photo-shoot rider has been released today and there are quite a few revealing requirements that the singer is demanding.

So what are some of the highlights?

Bieber's rider states that absolutely "No Selena [Gomez] Music" should be played "on set." Yikes!

The two split in early May after dating for almost two years but appeared to be on good terms when the two were spotted kissing backstage at the 2013 Billboard Music Awards later that month.

But perhaps the Biebs is singing a different tune now and doesn't want to be reminded of this ex-girlfriend? We'll let you decide.

The "Boyfriend" singer also has a list of delicious treats that he enjoys, like a large pack of Swedish Fish, boxes of Ritz Bitz peanut butter and cheese sandwiches and multiple packs of Haribo Cola Gummies.

Yum…that all sounds delicious!

Biebs also has a list of fashion requirements that must be met during any photo shoot.

The pop star requests everything from socks (in a size extra-small) to various kinds of T-shirts and tank tops (those, he prefers in a size large, of course).

You'll also need a boom box with an iPhone battery in order to keep the Biebs happy while he's posing for pics.

And if you happen to be one of the lucky few that gets to work on set the day that the youngster is mean mugging for the cameras, you'll have to make sure you maintain the proper decorum throughout.

The rider explicitly says that there are "no cell phones on set, no autographs" and that guests are not allowed to "speak to talent."

Wowza! No speaking at all to the Biebs, even if you are his No. 1 fan.

Bieber is currently on the American leg of his Believe world tour. He is slated to be on the road until the end of the year with stops in almost every continent.

He received major backlash, however, when he announced nearly a dozen Latin American countries' concerts but seemingly skipped over Venezuela.

His fans in the country took to Twitter to vent their frustrations and got the hastag #Venezuelawantsbelievetour to trend worldwide merely hours after the new concert dates were announced.

Biebs' has some powerful fans!