Who here likes Justin Beiber?
By seeking1new
@seeking1new (69)
United States
September 12, 2010 5:40pm CST
I have to work his show last week, he performed in Vermont. I have never heard of him before until I saw his was coming here. Nor have I ever heard his song. When I heard him perform amongst the 9900 screaming preteens and I downed a bottle of motrin, I really didn't think he could sing. While he came to my state he went to several local spots and got kicked out and was rather rude to a server at a food joint. I just can't see what is it with this beiber fever?
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@o0jopak0o (6394)
• Philippines
13 Sep 10
well you can say that i am one of the beiber haters 
dont really like pop in general.
dont really like pop in general.
@jerikjames (1041)
• Philippines
12 Sep 10
It's not that I'm a fan, but I think his songs are cool and in my opinion, he can sing, is a good performer, and can carry himself properly. I kind of like his songs and considering that I'm in 20s, I still appreciate them. His target market are not adults. That's why majority of the adults don't like his songs. They're not for us. It's for the teens and pre-teens. So I don't think we have the right to judge him because he's really not after our support. Just like the way teens behave in the artists that we like. They say that it's for old people and adults right? I believe we just have the same situation as them. 
With regard to being rude, I don't think we could say anything about it since we're not there and we didn't witness it. He could have been provoked by the server or something. Although of course that's not a good attitude to be shown by a performer, he's still human and is entitled to being rude because he felt he was provoked. 
With regard to being rude, I don't think we could say anything about it since we're not there and we didn't witness it. He could have been provoked by the server or something. Although of course that's not a good attitude to be shown by a performer, he's still human and is entitled to being rude because he felt he was provoked. 