Justin Bieber got David Beckham good as the soccer star was telling a story about Justin on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, by jumping out and scaring him half to death. David stopped by Ellen’s studio on an episode that aired on Wednesday to chat with the talk show host about his kids and his recent guest role on Modern Family as himself. At one point, Ellen mentions that David’s kids Brooklyn, Romeo, Cruz, and Harper ended up trick-or-treating at Justin Bieber’s house last year, and asks the pro athlete how that ended up happening.

“We all follow Justin on Instagram, of course,” David said. “And we’re all fans and we all love him. It was coming to the end of our night of trick-or-treating. The kids have had far too much candy and enjoyed themselves a lot. So, on the way back, Romeo turns around to me and he said, ‘Justin’s…giving snow cones away….’ So, I DM’ed him and he got back within, like, seconds, and he said, ‘Yeah, we’re doing it now.’ We were literally two minutes from the house, so we went straight ‘round there. Turned up. And, yeah, we all got snow cones.”

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As Ellen goes on to talk about how the Beckham boys wanted David and his wife, Victoria, to name their youngest child “Justine” after Justin, the popstar himself jumps out of the table next to them and screams. Though he doesn’t exactly cry out in shock, David appears to be very perplexed. The two of them immediately share a hug before Justin apologizes. “Sorry, they wanted me to do that,” he tells David as he turns around to run off stage. “I gotta go, I gotta go.”

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“Oh man, I really didn’t think that was gonna happen,” David says in a fit of laughter, before expressing some kind words about Justin. “I know you all love him, but he’s the most amazing human being,” he tells Ellen, who agrees with him. “He really is. He really is. For someone to achieve what he has achieved and still be an amazing person and to be doing what he’s doing. You know, I always gauge it off of how people are to kids—and to my kids—and he has been so kind to my kids over the years. It’s, you know, it’s great to see him. Great to see him back.” During the same episode, Justin participated in a segment called “Burning Questions,” where he answered many invasive inquiries. The appearance led to him revealing many personal details, including how much he loves his butt.

Last week, a Texas teen by the name of DeAndre Arnold was told that he would not be able to participate in his high school graduation ceremony unless he cut off his locs. Barbers Hill High School in Mont Belvieu, Texas, claims that the teen's hair goes against the district's dress code and was placed under in-school suspension. Since then, Arnold and his mother Sandy, have addressed the school's oppressive practices and refused to deny the teen of representing his Trinidadian roots. 

After gaining the attention of national media outlets, DeAndre and his mother were invited as guests to The Ellen Show to discuss the Barbers Hill Independent School District's recently instated policy that has Arnold, an 'A' and 'B' student, disinvited to his own graduation ceremony. Ellen DeGeneres kicked off the conversation with the 18-year-old expressing her support of Arnold's decision to not comply with the demands of the Texas-based institution. 

DeAndre explained how his locs are currently relevant to his Trinidadian culture and how the school is attempting to force into alternative school for the remainder of his high school career. The bright teen also revealed that he wants to attend college in order to be a veterinarian. 

After revealing his frustration with the school and his post-graduation plans, Ellen pleaded into the camera for Arnold's school district to reconsider letting the student walk the graduation stage alongside his peers this spring. Then the Emmy Award-winning talk show host called upon Alicia Keys, who hosted the 2020 Grammys, to present DeAndre with a scholarship worth $20,000 for his upcoming collegiate endeavors. 

CNN reached out to the school's superintendent, Greg Poole, last week who stated:

"People want to call us racist, but we're following the rules, the law of the land. We're certainly not making this up," in defense of the school's dress code policy. 

With the oppression of black hairstyles being a common theme in society, hopefully, DeAndre Arnold and others continue to stand against the injustices brought up against alternative cultural lifestyles and aesthetics. 

Check out the DeAndre Arnold's full Ellen Show interview below and look out for Alicia Keys' new album, A.L.I.C.I.A (2020), to drop in the month of March.