Unauthorized Justin Bieber lookalike love doll

Unauthorized Justin Bieber lookalike love doll is already ‘out of stock’. Despite a few tricky punctuation marks and word play, it's pretty clear which famous Stratford, Ont.-born pop star inspired the "Just-in Beaver Love Doll." Unsurprisingly, the "love doll" did not get the okay from Justin Bieber's team, Gawker reports.

However, if you were hoping to get your hands on the $32.95 adult plastic toy, you're out of the luck: "The Beave" is already "out of stock," meaning that either it was in such high demand that they've already run out, or Bieber's managment sent one heck of a cease-and-desist letter.

Pipedream

"I wanna be your boy toy," reads the ad for the doll, featuring a young male model (who, we admit, bears more than a passing resemblance to Justin Bieber) wearing a light blue baseball cap and a pair of headphones around his neck. Even the phrase "Bieber Fever" is played up on the sex toy's box -- although they do alter it to "Beaver Fever." Clever.

This isn't the first time this company has unofficially used a young celebrity's likeness to sell products. Their "Finally Mylie Love Doll" was quickly pulled by Miley Cyrus's legal team, says Gawker.

There's no word yet about whether Bieber will officially press charges against Pipedream Products for using his image, but considering his relatively short career, the 18-year-old already has plenty of experience with lawsuits. This could turn out to be a nightmare for Pipedream.