Justin Bieber has joined the debate over the New Zealand flag, using a Kiwi radio interview today to plead for no change to the existing ensign.
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“It’s pretty much night and day”, Bieber replied, raising appreciative screams from the crowd. A few were not too happy with his voice, while others mentioned how the contestants on the music show sang better than him. It’s more the way in which the “What Do You Mean?” singer justified his reasoning.
“We’ve driven up from the Mount, since we knew he was coming”, said mum Mel Fisher. But he added, “I forgot what I was about, what my mom raised me to be”. He reflected on the arrest, saying, “The police, they just wanted press; they wanted attention”. You need to pay for such fandom and you need to pay in blood. “She’s a model – I don’t think she needs to be in a music video”.
“I do not have to attend church services to be a Christian”.
And when comedian Michelle Collins – one of her co-hosts – was seemingly calling out as unusual one of Bieber’s proclamations about God, Bure stepped in to politely clarify that the statement comes from the New Testament book of Romans. He then advised: “If you start screaming louder that’s not going to make me (want to) take a photo more”. I came into the music industry at 13. “I was doing so many things that I shouldn’t even be on the planet still”.
It seems you can make it off Bieber Island alive: Bieber fans were swiftly shepherded onto boats and were back on solid land by 10:30 a.m. Bieber Island, forever in our hearts.
Not quite, according to a source close to the “Baby” singer’s ex-girlfriend.
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All I see is a generation obsessed with the idea you can become a star after singing in a 30-second karaoke contest on TV and emulating your favourite Canadian, sleeve-tattooed super brat.
