#JUSTIN BIEBER NEVER SAY NEVER MOVIE#

All of his crew, and especially some of the youngest and sluttiest tween girls I've ever seen, rave about him, but offer nothing except for something like 'HEEEEEEEE'SSSSS SOOOOOOO CUTTTEEEEEEEEE.' Bieber can sing, and Bieber can play musical instruments, and he's talented, more than me by far, but the question that never gets answered is: why exactly was this made? Bieber hasn't changed music at all, and he's like the Obama of entertainment: using modern technology to promote something that has already existed. He's portrayed as an uber-talented virtuoso of music, and should be hailed as the next Beatle, despite the fact that it attempts to prove this by showing a tiny Bieber playing drums, and he gets better and better the more recent the home videos provided by his mother gets. As it turns out, he is, but not in the way that the makers of this film intended. The funniest thing is that it's pretty obvious that it took the most time to make Bieber look like he was destined to be the way he is now.

#JUSTIN BIEBER NEVER SAY NEVER MOVIE#

I'll have to say though, this movie was fascinating. Of course, being a heterosexual teenage guy, I admit that I'm not too fond of the Bieberina. And to a great deal of people, he has it all: money, fame, and millions of girls his age pining for him. Now, for anyone who hasn't exactly been keeping up with the news, Justin Bieber is a Canadian pop singer who is, at the time of writing, the most famous teenager on the planet.

And to be honest, I wanted to see for myself exactly what all the hype was about about good ol' Biebster (who's actually almost a year older than me, TAH DAH).

I saw this film in a rare instance when I couldn't find anything else to watch on TV.

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