WaterInYourBath said:

Exactly.

HAha I read someone else call it the "Eight Is Enough haircut" lol!

errant said:

Oh like you don't require some twee vocals in your life. I saw your Beatles boxset!

Forget the hair, I just think that Justin Bieber is an ugly kid.

he seems like a nice kid, nothing against him...there's some vocal talent there.

and have to admit,some of his songs are kinda catchy.

Cinnie said:

totally the same thing, yes.

kev1n said:

Give the kid a break.
[Edited 4/1/10 13:33pm]

Cinnie said:

Yeah, he's alright.

28,254 views!?!?!

Cinnie said:

I will admit that when this song comes on the radio,I do find myself singing along. I was really surprised to find out his age though,cause when i first heard him, I was sure that he had to be 8-9.

Cinnie said:

LOL. All bubblegum music is very of its time. Some people on here like early 70's j5esque pop because they also like pop/rnb music in general of that time. Not many people on here like the top 40 today, so thus don't like Justin Bieber either. Not quite as black and white as that though, but you see what iam sayin'.

As bubblegum music always seems dates the quickest, hopefully this sort of pop music is on its last legs.

I hate, hate, HATE to admit it but I thought the Beaver was pretty funny on SNL with Tina Fey...

I may have guffawed...

RenHoek said:

that teacher skit was hilarious

midiscover said:

That's right. And counting*! [*41,775]

By Jackie Burns, April 16, 2010

Is "Bieber Fever" going to Justin’s head?

Canadian pop star Justin Bieber may only be 16 but he's already pulling star shenanigans fit for a seasoned superstar.



Move over Mariah - there's a new diva in town.

Canadian pop star Justin Bieber may only be 16 - with less than two years in the biz under his belt - but he's already pulling star shenanigans fit for a seasoned superstar.

The "New York Post" reveals the teen idol, responsible for unleashing the out-of-control 'Bieber Fever' currently sweeping North America, kept a student welcoming committee of fans, cops, school officials and press waiting for more than an hour last week.

But unlike Mimi, he wasn't changing his outfit a dozen times or soaking leisurely in an Evian bath filled with rose petals. Instead, he diverted his motorcade to McDonald's for an Egg McMuffin.

Bieber, who bought himself a Range Rover for his 16th birthday, was originally due to arrive at Long Beach Middle School at 8:30 a.m. last Friday for a 9:30 a.m. welcome and press conference before his performance. But the star-in-training didn't arrive to greet the auditorium full of tweeny-boppers until after 10 a.m.

While his diva tendencies are still in their infancy, it may only be a matter of time before the Stratford, Ont. native trades in the Golden Arches for the finest Kobe beef flown in from Japan.

That is if his career continues on the current sky-is-the-limit trajectory and doesn't get derailed by pesky teenage hormones.

According to reports, the boy-not-yet-a-man has revealed that he is already struggling to sing some of his hits because his voice keeps breaking. "It cracks, like every teenage boy," he said. "Even some of the notes I hit on 'Baby' I can't hit anymore. We have to lower the key when I sing it live."

But before teen girls get their ready-to-be-thrown panties in a knot, JB says he's got it all under control. "I'm dealing with it," he said. "I have the best voice coach in the country, Miss Jan Smith."

No doubt he's been getting plenty of one-on-one training ahead of Sunday night's Juno Awards in St. John's, where the first-time attendee is set to perform alongside such seasoned Canucks as Billy Talent, Michael Buble, Blue Rodeo and Metric.

He's also up for three awards; new artist of the year, pop album of the year and album of the year.

And as well as the Junos, hysterical screaming girls will have plenty of other occasions to lose their voice over Bieber. He's set to kick off his first North American tour in June and will also be taking part in the Today Show's summer concert series with other heavy-hitters like Lady Gaga, Carrie Underwood and Katy Perry.

http://entertainment.ca.m...d=23902400

I'm not so much into his music, but I like this kid for some reason. He's adorable.

Someone played Justin Bieber on the jukebox the other night so the bartenders made that person sit outside for the duration of the song.

Justin performed an acoustic remix of "Baby" on the Juno () Awards last night, with Drake () on the guest raps.

Cinnie said:

"please put away the cameras...we just in the club gettin' mc hammered"

haha

Christopher said:

I didn't know Ellen was doing music

Hyperventilating teenage girls cause Justin Bieber concert cancellation in Australia

Someone alert the WHO - Bieber Fever has spread to the Land Down Under.



In scenes reminiscent of Beatlemania in the '60s, Canadian pop sensation Justin Bieber, 16, is wrecking havoc on the hormones of teen girls in Australia, so much so that his scheduled performance in Sydney Monday morning had to be called off for safety reasons.

Aussie cops were forced to pull the plug on the free outdoor concert, which had been planned as part of the teen heartthrob's appearance on a local television morning show, after several out-of-control fans were crushed and trampled while waiting for the "Baby" singer to show up.

Fans reportedly started camping out at the concert site on Sunday night after rumours spread the Stratford, Ont. native had arrived early for the show. By 3 a.m., police say at least 3,000 over-eager fans were pushing up against the safety barriers, all while Bieber slept soundly at his hotel, completely unaware of the pandemonium he had inadvertently created.

There were reports eight fans were taken to hospital after being crushed as the crowd breached the police barriers and dozens of others were treated on-site for hyperventilation.

Bieber, whose hair is almost as famous as the tale of his rise to fame on YouTube, awoke to learn of the concert chaos and immediately took to Twitter to express sadness over the cancellation to his more than two million followers.

"I woke up this morning to the police cancelling the show for safety reasons," he wrote. "I love it here in Australia ... and I want to sing."

Australian press quoted a police officer who blamed the lack of parental supervision on the raging-hormone fuelled rampage. "We had 12-, 13- and 14-year-olds [alone] at 3 and 4 a.m. in the morning. They were being crushed up against the barrier... They wouldn't abide by our directions. They left us with no option [than to cancel]."

Even the ace security team - which reportedly had experience controlling crowds for such monster acts as U2 and Coldplay - were no match for the desperate fans hallucinating from their Bieber Fever.

Canada's hottest export, who recently stole the show at the Juno Awards when he appeared on stage with fellow Canuck sensation Drake, spent the weekend leading up to Monday's melee wetting fans' appetite by appearing topless. He was photographed swimming and playing football with friends while running around in nothing but his swimsuit and a skimpy towel at Sydney's Whale Beach on Saturday.

JB's cross-continental commotion will no doubt strike North America again when he appears on "The Oprah Winfrey Show" May 11.

http://entertainment.ca.m...d=24032858

I saw him on SNL, and he seemed nice enough, and he can sing & dance & rap...adequately. It's sort of like when i saw the other Justin. I just don't see the appeal. It's just so average.

And Bieber was surrounded by these idiotic dancers, and this amazing band of musicians to play this terrible song for a totally average singer/performer.

It seemed a bit kiddie for SNL. Worse than Ke$ha, and maybe even Ashlee Simpson