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I like him. He's a decent kid. Maybe he can be a good role model for teens.
Remember, for girls (and women) it's about feelings of connection. Not sex. And a little girl of 12 or 13 isn't going to feel 'connected' to a guy twice her age, at a whole 26 years old!
I heard so much about him that I thought well he must have some talent. But then I heard him sing - he really isn't much of a singer, I mean not much voice at all. Then I saw him dance - he really isn't much of a dancer either. For right now, this seems to all be about looks and hype and not much else.
But in all fairness, saw him on Letterman last week and the kid can play drums.
This Week in Duh: Teenage Girls Have Questionable Taste in Everything.
Yeah, everything about this kid is objectively horrible, but if it wasn't him all over the media it would be someone equally objectionable. It's not like he's muscling out something I actually would enjoy. He's occupying the spot in the zeitgeist that's always occupied by something terrible.
Well, I'd take Bieber over Arcade Fire![]()
'Beliebers' brew hate speech on Twitter, send death threats to Grammy winner
Justin Bieber’s, fans or 'Beliebers' as they call themselves, vented rage on Sunday when a relatively unknown singer took home the Grammy for Best New Artist.
Jazz singer Ezperanza Spalding was nominated alongside Bieber, R&B singer Drake as well as groups Florence and the Machine and Mumford and Sons.
Bieber was the favourite to win.
Spalding, the least well-known of the group walked away with the coveted award.
After Spalding won in the Best New Artist category, Bieber fans started tweeting insults and death threats at her.
First death threat
Some of the tweets read:
"Fuck @EspeSpalding. She stole Bieber’s Grammy." (@RockCyrus)
"This is the crazy bitch who beat Bieber. Let’s kill her." (@michellesimer).
"Dear Esperanza Spalding: Who the FUCK are you? Sincerely, the world." (@iKissedTheBieb)
"Hey @EspeSpalding, how does it feel to know that about 7 million people want to shoot/stab/choke/drown you?" (@seanarox).
"Now here is the moment that I send my first death threat. @Espespalding I hope you die, you unknown whore. You mess with the Biebs, we mess with you." (@BeliebInGagax)
The website Gawker reports that a article about Spalding also appeared on Wikipedia. Someone made an entry in capital letters that read: "Justin Bieber deserved it. Go die in a hole. Who the hell are you, anyway?"
By Monday morning all the entries were removed.
Bieber told MTV News shortly after he lost to Spalding: "Bieber fans, don’t be too upset. Be happy."
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