Nice and greased up and in her bathing suit for her instagram, reminding me of an erotic jelly wrestling match I once had with a fat chick, only she’s not fat at all, she’s a tiny, fit, amazing little package, who might be more of an Aids cocktail than a hotel bar cocktail kind of girl…you know the kind of girl who is shiny thanks to topical ointment for her AIDS lesions like she was Tom Hanks in that AIDS movie….thanks to getting tattoos or her ears pierced or sharing a drink or fucked by her farm’s field workers when she was 14 and rebelling….but none of that matters, with the medical advances in AIDS, you can live forever with the shit, and guilting a girl who looks like this for the rest of your life, wouldn’t be such a bad deal….not that any of us are fucking her…but you get what I am saying and if you don’t…it is that she’s lovely.
Dear Bossip , I look forward to reading these letters everyday its usually the first thing I do before I even log into work! Well, I have a dilemma on my hands. I’m a 32-year old mother of 3 kids, and I’ve been dating this nice Southern man for about 1 year. I recently introduced him to my children and they really like him. He is a great guy, family oriented, gainfully employed, great sense of humor, basically all the things I’ve asked for, BUT he is dumb as a brick. I don’t mean to be mean but I’m serious. Even to the point where my 15-year old has given him the side eye at some of the things he says. Don’t get me wrong I’m no scholar myself. I do okay though, and when I need too I Google or right-click something I’m willing to take the time to learn. But, this man just decides to use my brain instead. He’s always asking, “What should I say?” Or, “How do you spell this?” It’s getting to be so annoying!!! I don’t know if you have ever argued with a special brained person, but let me just say I’d rather beat my head against a wall. It’s starting to affect the way I look at him as a possible mate for the future. But, as the old saying goes I don’t want to throw the baby out with the bath water. Am I being too picky? What do I do? – Brained Burned Out Dear Ms. Brained Burned Out , LMBAO! Well, when you asked for this great guy who is family oriented, gainfully employed, with a great sense of humor, did you think to ask for someone who is smart, intelligent, wise, and educated? LOL! I’m from the school that you get what you ask for. So, if you’re not specific in your request from the universe, then you will end up with what you got. If you just want a man, any man, then you will get any man. That is why so many people end up in the relationships they have. They are not specific in the requests for the type of man they need. If you don’t expand your own ideas of a mate, then you will get what you ask for. If you don’t ask for a single, eligible, spiritual, loving, successful, gainfully employed, smart man who believes in monogamy, and who is able to express his love, desires, wants, and needs, and who desires and willing to be in love, desires and willing to be committed, desires and willing to grow and become a better man, then you will not meet or get this type of man. Be specific in your request for the man, or woman, you need in your life. And, believe me when I tell you this, people show up in your life to teach you lessons, to help you grow, and to become a better you. And, this man may be the one to help you grow, teach you a lesson, and experience something you’ve never experienced before. LOOK FOR THE LESSON IN THIS, AND IN THIS RELATIONSHIP. He just may be the man of your dreams if you’re willing to invest in him. Now, I’m not saying you have to stay in the relationship with him. If you’re not compatible, and you feel you are not growing, and he’s not helping you to grow, then get out of the relationship. But, you can encourage him. Engage him. Invite him to sit at the computer with you and learn as you’re teaching him. Recommend books to him. Take him to the museum, and on other cultured events where couples can learn and do things together. Make your date nights educational, yet, exciting for you mentally, physically, and emotionally. Take up a cooking class together. Hell, you can even learn a foreign language together. The point I’m making is that your man appears to be willing to learn and to be shaped. The fact that he is asking questions says it all. He wants to know. And, I’m sure he knows he’s not smart as a whip. Besides, Ms. Honey, if he is everything you want and desire in a man, but lacks the brain smarts then shape that man into the man you want and need for him to be. Help him to see his potential. Help him to realize his greatness. This is just an investment in him, and in your relationship. And, think about it, he’s not cheating on you, misusing you, abusing you, got another woman pregnant, and he doesn’t make you feel inadequate or unworthy. You said he is a great guy. Then make him wonderful! Yes, it can become redundant, overwhelming, and a pain in the a** when you’re constantly helping him with something. You’ve been doing it for over a year. So, if you’re not willing to invest in him, and the relationship, and he’s really becoming annoying, then imagine if you stay another year, 5 years, or 10 years. It will only get worse and you will resent him, thus, his mere presence will be an annoyance for you. You will start to belittle him and embarrass him in public. You will get joy out of making him feel stupid. And, that is not healthy or smart. So, get out now if you don’t want this to be the rest of your life with him. But, just know that the next time you ask for a man, be more specific in your request: SMART, INTELLIGENT, WISE, and HUMBLE WITH HIS INTELLIGENCE. You don’t want to get a smart a** who knows every damn thang! LOL! – Terrance Dean Hey Bossip Fam, what do you think? Share your opinions and thoughts below! Also, e-mail all your questions Terrance Dean : loveandrelationships@bossip.com Follow Terrance Dean on Twitter : @terrancedean “LIKE” Terrance Dean on Facebook , click HERE! Make sure to order my books Mogul: A Novel (Atria Books – June 2011; $15), and Straight From Your Gay Best Friend – The Straight Up Truth About Relationships, Love, And Having A Fabulous Life (Agate/Bolden Books – November 2010; $15). They are available in bookstores everywhere, and on Amazon, click HERE!
Director Sam Mendes and screenwriters, Neal Purvis, Robert Wade and John Logan have done a very wily thing for James Bond’s 50th anniversary: They’ve given 007 a midlife crisis. The trauma takes root during the white-knuckle opening of Skyfall , the best film so far of Daniel Craig ‘s run as Ian Fleming’s suave super spy and one of the best of the Bond franchise. After chasing his quarry by motorcycle over the rooftops of Istanbul’s Grand Bazaar and piloting an earth mover over a speeding train to keep his target from escaping, a wounded Bond loses the battle, and, it appears, his life. But since the movie has only just started, there’s not much doubt that he will back after the eerie-but-dreamy titles sequence set to Adele’s lush theme song . ‘ When he appears on screen again, Bond’s in paradise and presumed dead in the U.K. His wounds have healed, except for the big psychic gash that has him drinking shots while balancing a riled scorpion on his wrist for sport. Alas, even paradise has CNN and, soon, Bond is learning from Wolf Blitzer that MI6’s headquarters have been bombed and it’s time for him to return to the service of his country. Except it’s not as easy as that. After Mike Myers strip-mined the Bond franchise for his Austin Powers parodies, the Bond writers take a cue from The Spy Who Shagged Me and explore the idea: what would happen if James Bond lost his mojo? Although Craig’s chiseled body does not exactly cooperate with the plotline, he does the best acting of his career playing a supremely confident man grappling with the onset of doubt: doubt in himself, doubt in his work and doubt in his superiors, who with the exception of M (played once again with stately grit by Judi Dench), seem to be of the mind that 007 has passed his sell by date. But, shaky as his trigger hand may be, 007 is not going down without a fight. There’s a wonderful scene in the National Gallery in London where Bond meets the new Q, who turns out to be an insouciant young whippersnapper played by the excellent Ben Whishaw. As man and boy genius stare at J.M.W. Turner’s painting The Fighting Téméraire’ tugged to her last Berth to be broken up, Q sets the tone by describing the image as a “grand old warship being ignominiously hauled away to scrap.” He then boasts that he can accomplish more while working his laptop at home “in my pajamas.” Guys like Bond, he implies, are only still around because “Every now and then a trigger has to be pulled.” “Or not pulled,” 007 replies before going in for the kill. “It’s hard to know when you’re in your pajamas.” Craig’s searing, stoic performance is beautifully complemented by Javier Bardem’s flamboyant turn as Silva, a former MI6 operative and computer genius who has stolen the list of every NATO agent embedded in enemy camps across the globe and is slowly blowing their covers. Bardem vaults into the pantheon of Bond villains by playing Silva as a bleach-blonde, computer savvy Anton Chigurh, who appears to have a thing for Bond. Even more remarkable, when Silva reveals this attraction to his bound former colleague by caressing his chest, 007 coolly alludes that it wouldn’t be the first time he’s gotten it on with a guy. Silva has a different kind of hard-on for M, who turns out to be the reason he has hatched his evil plan, which, like the rest of the movie, is more plausible and human-scale than a lot of the world-domination hoo-ha that has taken place in previous Bond films. “Think on your sins,” is the warning message that Silva repeatedly sends M, and when he eventually recounts the blood-curdling turn of events that led him to turn his back on his country, it’s difficult not to have some empathy for him. Skyfall has most of the familiar ingredients of Bond film — beautiful women, sleek cars — the Aston Martin DB5 makes a cameo appearance that will be talked about for a long time — memorable villains and intense action scenes. And yet, the movie is also full of surprises, small and pivotal. You won’t find me spilling any of them though. Not unless martinis are involved. Follow Frank DiGiacomo on Twitter. Follow Movieline on Twitter.
In a sea of lumpy Spandex, half-assed Harry Potter costumes and face paint, Bruce Campbell set quite a sartorial standard at New York Comic-Con on Saturday. The square-jawed actor — who’s currently seen in the USA Network cable TV series Burn Notice but built a hardcore following by playing the character of Ash in Sam Raimi’s groundbreaking 1980s The Evil Dead comic-horror trilogy — wore a beacon-like red tuxedo jacket and complementary black-and-red patent leather shoes. The colorfully candid Campbell was on hand at the Javits Center to draw attention to the remake of Evil Dead that he, Raimi and Rob Tapert are producing. (The three were producers of the original films as well.) Set for an April 12, 2013 release by Columbia Pictures’ Screen Gems division, Evil Dead will mark the feature debut of Uruguayan commercial producer Fede Alvarez and feature young cast that includes Jane Levy ( Suburgatory ) and Jessica Lucas ( Cloverfield). The screenwriters include Raimi and hyper-stylist Diablo Cody ( Juno ). Like the original, the remake is about a group of young friends in a remote cabin who discover The Book of the Dead and, one by one, succumb to its evil. But, as Campbell tells Movieline, the comparisons end there. Read on to find out how the movies will differ, what Campbell really thinks of basketball shorts, actress Jane Levy’s performance, CAA agents and George Lucas’ decision to tweak his Star Wars movies. And if you haven’t seen Panic Attack!, the short film that got Alvaraez the Evil Dead job, it’s posted below. Movieline: Those shoes are something else. Do you own them or did you rent them? Campbell : These are mine, baby. They’re beautiful. It’s Comic-Con. C’mon, let’s step it up! I’m trying to encourage other people who go to Comic-Con: Put on a nice shirt –and pants, too. While you’re at it, could you press your fucking t-shirt? And what you think about the basketball shorts? Should we just get rid of those? I’m trying to class this joint up a little bit. How will Fede Alvarez’s Evil Dead compare to the original? Higher quality production, better actors, better special effects and a different telling of a similar story. You’ve still got your five kids and a nasty book in an isolated cabin. Is there an Ash? Nope. There are no similar characters whatsoever. And we wanted that. That was intentional. We didn’t want anything compared to anything. We didn’t want to put any burden on any actor to act like Ash or to imitate him. I hear you turned down a cameo in the movie. Nobody said “yes” or “no” to anything, so that’s false. We discussed it as filmmakers: Would it be worth it? Should we do it? But the tone of the movie is dead serious. It’s not jokey enough. This not a funny movie. If there’s laughter, it’s nervous laughter. There will not be ha-ha laughter. None. It’s a full-on old-school horror movie with make-up effects. Alvarez got this gig because of his short film Panic Attack! That’s what got us started. Fede is a Uruguayan filmmaker. He made commercials, Pepsi commercials. He does Panic Attack! in his spare time. He puts it out there on a lark. It went viral. Three weeks later, he was literally in Spielberg’s office. He met everybody. His agents are CAA now. I can’t get those assholes on the phone. How did he get on Sam Raimi’s radar? Sam was one of his meetings. They liked each other. Sam wanted to develop Panic Attack! into a feature, but that got bogged down. Fede was a big fan of Evil Dead , and so he pitched a story that we all liked. The three of us — myself, Sam Raimi and Rod Tapert — decided to get back involved in this and support this guy. He’s a very smart, talented guy. I mean, he really is too smart for his own good. [A man in basketball shorts walking through the conference room distracts Campbell.] See? Basketball shorts. Would it kill him to put on a pair of pants? I hate how right I am. I’m glad I wore long pants. You were talking about how the Evil Dead remake came to be. So that’s how it was born. It could have gone either way, you know. The guy had never made a feature film before. He’s telling a story longer than a 60-second Pepsi commercial. That’s a big challenge, and he succeeded on many levels. His actors are good and solid and give great balls-to-the-wall performances when they have to. Fede was also very mature about the whole thing. He’s very respectful of the genre. He’s not making fun of it. He’s not punking it — he’s just telling his version of it. And he didn’t over-shoot it. He didn’t over-edit it. It’s such a well-edited movie, and that’s pretty rare. Most movies — the editing sucks. Like, they’ll never hang on a full sentence. They’ll come in halfway through. They’ll cut away after ten seconds. There’s a lot of shitty work out there. Where did you shoot the movie? We shot it in Auckland, New Zealand because we did all the Hercules and Xena shows down there. The Kiwis are top-notch workers; great crew members. So, we just gave Fede all the support that we could possibly give him — a better budget, qualified crew members, good actors. We liked his script and we left him alone. You don’t need to sit over a guy’s shoulder. You turning up on the set would probably be pretty intimidating. I sat in on the auditions, and some of the actors that came in were like, Nyaaaaaa! I felt bad because the idea was not to freak them out. It was to let them know that we’re into it and we’re taking it seriously. And I just think we pulled the right actors. Jane Levy — I’m going to crown her the new Ash myself. She’s got it. She’s got it. You never know, either. We thought she was good in the room, but you get on a film set and what are they like? Are they tough? Are they pussies? Are they assholes? Are they crazy? What were you? Tough. And Jane was a tough little shit, too. Really tough. I asked her in the room: “How are you with extensive special effects for an extensive period of time. Have you ever done that?” No. “Well, do you know what that’s going to be like?” What’s it like? It’s the fucking worst experience you can think of. It’s terrible for your skin. You’re an hour and a half, two hours putting it on. You shoot a 14-hour day, and it’s a hour to take it off. Then you start the whole damn thing over the next day. This goes on for 10 weeks. I wanted to hang myself after those movies. And we pushed every actor to the limit. Jane, we pushed her over the edge. So, she’s the new Ash. You said it, not me. You said you were going to crown her the new Ash. If they want me to crown her, I’ll crown her — because I support her. I’m really impressed with what she did. Could this be a trilogy in the way that the original Evil Dead movies were? Easy, but you have to talk to Fede about that because I don’t know if he would do it. He’s got lots of crazy ideas. I want to go to double bills. The original Evil Dead paired with the remake. It would be a great midnight double bill. Alamo Draft House, Austin, Texas. Lines around the block — I’m telling you. I’ll go introduce it myself. If you could fix anything about the original Evil Dead movies, what would you do? I wouldn’t because that’s pussy filmmaking, man. It is. You see the garden hoses shooting shit? Yep, that’s right! We did the best we could, pal. In 1979, we got the movie in the can for $85,000. You’re going to get what you get. We’re not George Lucas going back to fix our effects. Sorry man, you blew it. You got to get over it. You can’t obsess like that. That’s cheating. What’s next for you? I’m finishing Burn Notice . I’ve been six years on that spy show for USA. It’s been a fun show. That’s my day job, and it eats up seven months out of my life. So the other five months I don’t feel like doing anything. The last break I just worked on developing a bunch of new scripts because you can’t do stuff without scripts. I’ve got three new ideas that I got written up last year. I like all kinds of genres. I want to do a few more little low-budget movies. I love low-budget movies. Are there any recent horror movies that you like right now? I don’t watch movies — it’s the weirdest thing — because I feel like I’m going to work. I see actors looking at their marks. I see them cheating to the camera. I see out -of-focus shit. I see a lousy shot. Follow Frank DiGiacomo on Twitter. Follow Movieline on Twitter.
Hey everyone! I couldn’t possibly write out all of my Bieber experience, so I made it into a video. Saturday October 6th, 2012 was the best day of my life. If you’ve heard of the Avalanna hearts, or saw Justin’s tweet about them, I was one of the main people involved with making them! (Not said in the video: I also met Alfredo, Scrappy, and JonBoogiee.) I got pictures, but they were sadly stolen (explained in video) By the way, this was the first video I ever made which explains why my face is cut off lol. Lastly, I want to tell everyone to never lose hope. Anything is possible. Believe -@bieberfitch Go here to read the rest: Hey everyone! I couldn’t possibly write out all of my…
I’m Emily and I’m 14. On October 9th, 2012, I was blessed enough to get to meet my idol, my inspiration, Justin Bieber at the Tacoma Dome in Tacoma, Washington. Never in a million years I would think that I was going to be writing my own personal experience of meeting Justin himself. It’s incredible. It all feels like a dream! My friend, Hana (@lovinbieber36) (far left), bought me a ticket before the sales started because she has an account on www.bieberfever.com . I was incredibly grateful and excited for the show! We bought the tickets in I believe late May ‘12, and so we had to wait and wait for the best time of our lives. I have been a fan of Justin since he posted on YouTube, and had been to his My World Tour two years ago. I was so excited for these tickets, because Justin’s latest album, Believe, has helped me with my own personal struggles I’ve been having lately. In February, I had a house fire, and the pain was hard to bare. I was so scared and guilt felt, because my mentally disabled sister and I were the only ones home. Then Believe came out on June 19th of 2012. With a new album, it kept me distracted and excited for my concert. I felt so happy. “Be Alright” made me feel as though everything was going to be okay, and it has been okay. October finally came and my friend and I kept counting down. “9 more days!!!!” we’d tell each other. October 9th got closer and closer. I was getting more and more excited, because Justin definitely helped in my life. He made my rainy days sunny, and my cloudy days blue skies. On October 8th, my friend who got me the ticket sent me a text at 2:42pm. “I WON THE CONTEST TO MEET JUSTIN BIEBER!” At this point, I was confused. You won a contest? One day before the concert? To meet Justin? You’re kidding, you have to be. I questioned her, and she called me bawling. “I’ll send you the email and show you!” she told me. Soon enough, I got the email. It was true; she won a contest off of BieberFever.com and she won two meet & greet tickets for Justin. We were going to meet him. I hung up and called my mom in a flood of tears. “HANA JUST WON MEET AND GREET TICKETS FOR JUSTIN BIEBER, I GET TO MEET HIM!!!” When my mom came home from something for my sister, and my dad came home from work, I smiled as big as I possibly could and kept telling them I get to meet Justin. I made a shirt (as you can see, I’m on the far right) just for the 9th. The following morning came and I got up and ready for school. I was still so happy and excited, and of course I was hyperventilating, but it just didn’t seem real. Yeah, sure, I’m going to meet Justin Bieber. Suuuuuurrrreeee. To be honest, I thought it was all one big dream. Hana and I left school early just to wait in line for the meet & greets. When we got to the Tacoma Dome, we met up with two of our friends who also happened to win the same contest (Mondona on the left closest to Justin, and Abby on the right closest to Justin). We started walking into the Dome, and all the sudden we walk past a familiar face, Kenny Hamilton! I walked past him, yelled “Kennyyyyy!” and kept on walking. At that moment in time, I figured it out: this was not at all a dream! I was going to meet Justin! Us four waited in the meet and greet line for about an hour until people started meeting him. The rules were very strict, which made me extremely sad. “You’ll have about one minute to meet him and take a picture. No signs are allowed in and you cannot give him gifts.” It hurt me knowing that I wasn’t allowed to give him my two-page letter, but I’m just thankful I was getting to meet him. Hey, maybe he’ll see this and tweet me? Never say never, right? We were first in line, and mentally preparing ourselves to meet Justin. We saw Kenny opening up the curtain to let people in and I saw a sneak peak of Justin! It all seemed too crazy to be real. Finally, after waiting for hours, the curtain was opened and so were Justin’s arms. He smiled and said to us, “Hey guys!” very cheery. I hugged him and he smelled so good. Like honestly, Abby, Mondy, Hana and I were so excited over his delicious scent, as odd as that sounds. We got ready for the picture, and before we took the picture, he just started rubbing my back up and down, something I never expected, it made me get chills. I was so happy. We took the picture, and we started headed out. I left with a “Thank you so much, you have no idea HOW much this meant to me”. They closed the curtains, and the tears started falling. I actually had just met the real Justin Drew Bieber. All because Hana won a contest. I called my mom, and in between sobs I said “I just met him!” to which my mother replied, “You don’t sound too happy, you sound like he punched you in the stomach!” because I was crying so hard! It was really embarrassing, but worth it. I called my friend, Katie Sue and cried to her while she was at soccer practice. Then, after I calmed down a little, I called my best friend, Zoe, and told her how amazing I felt and how everything was. October 9th, 2012, was the most perfect night in the whole entire world. I wouldn’t have changed it for anything. It really made me think that anything IS possible, and Beliebers, you all will get the chance to meet Justin. Your time will come. I thought I never had a chance to meet him, but just don’t give up on that dream! -@Mimily615 Read more from the original source: I’m Emily and I’m 14. On October 9th, 2012, I was…
October 10 th 2012 has most definitely been the best day of my life. I went early and made friends with a ton of cool people. After a while of waiting by the tour buses, Kenny and Fredo came out smiling and waving, but went into the venue before anybody could talk to them. But luckily, Kenny came back. I somehow managed to get Kenny’s attention by calling out, “Hey Kenny” and he was like “Huh” and I’m like we have matching tattoos (we both have treble clef tattoos). He looked up and I showed him my wrist and he nodded in approval and said “nice” or “cool” or something along those lines. I also complimented his slippers haha. After some more talking he left to go take a shower, and at that point Scrappy and Allison came out and talked for a little. Once they were gone, my friends and I moved from the buses, to the loading area and saw Moshe. But then Tay came over on a Segway and distracted us all, he’s super nice! Then Dan came out! He was beyond sweet. I had talked to him on the phone while they were touring in Japan during the “My World hotline” and he remembered me as the “Vancouver girl.” We talked about Carly, and Vancouver and a few other things and he’s such a genuinely nice person I couldn’t believe he was standing in front of me having a REAL conversation with me. At this point, the friend who I was going to the concert with arrived and we went to get our wristbands…to meet Justin! Oh my…once I opened the curtain I was in awe. I didn’t realize he was right there so I was beyond shocked when I heard him say “Hey sweetheart! How are you” I literally blurted out “Holy shit you’re perfect” and he replied with “Thank you sweetheart come here” and so I went in for a hug and he smells amazing and he gives the best hugs. I was just holding on to him the entire time and didn’t wanna let go. It goes by so quick I couldn’t believe it was happening I just kept staring at him. The kid really likes to say “Sweetheart” though. I’m sure he said it about half a dozen times. For picture time, he had his arm around me and was actually holding on tightly and it was just the best feeling. He’s flawless. But that’s not it. As I was walking out of the Meet and Greet curtain, I saw Fredo! I said his name and pulled him out with me and hugged him and told him how much I love him and how amazing he is. I had gotten a customized hat for him and so I got to give him that. He loved it. He told me he was going to wear it on stage and that he was gonna rock it all night. Then we posed for a picture and he kept saying “one more” “one more” to my friend who was taking them. He’s honestly such an amazing guy. As I was about to leave he kissed my cheek and told me to have fun and to watch out for him. As if that wasn’t enough Fredo tweeted me saying it was nice meeting me. I freaked out cause I never gave him my Twitter. He asked my name as we were talking and I said “Pargol” but I didn’t think he even heard or understood cause I was rambling. Then a little later he tweeted me again! This time he sent me a picture of himself posing in the hat I gave him :’) Honestly made my night. Finally it was time for the show. It was my 5 th of 6 th time seeing Carly so no doubt I thought she was brilliant. But then Justin, wow the choreography was amazing, the singing was amazing, the entire production was beyond words. At one point he made eye contact with me and walked right over to me and grabbed my hand. I just about died right there. Oh and Fredo didn’t lie. He rocked my hat on stage ‘She Don’t Like The Lights.’ Overall my night was incredible. The crew is just so sweet and Justin is wow. I’m forever grateful. Up until the night before the show, I never thought anything like this was possible for me… but it happens. Never give up, and I promise you it will happen. I’ve been waiting for my opportunity since November 1 st 2009 when he first canceled a M&G in Vancouver and tried and tried every chance I got since then and I didn’t succeed until 3 years later. But it happened and it was worth the wait. – @PargolHamidi Read the original: October 10th 2012 has most definitely been the best day of my…
October 10 th 2012 has most definitely been the best day of my life. I went early and made friends with a ton of cool people. After a while of waiting by the tour buses, Kenny and Fredo came out smiling and waving, but went into the venue before anybody could talk to them. But luckily, Kenny came back. I somehow managed to get Kenny’s attention by calling out, “Hey Kenny” and he was like “Huh” and I’m like we have matching tattoos (we both have treble clef tattoos). He looked up and I showed him my wrist and he nodded in approval and said “nice” or “cool” or something along those lines. I also complimented his slippers haha. After some more talking he left to go take a shower, and at that point Scrappy and Allison came out and talked for a little. Once they were gone, my friends and I moved from the buses, to the loading area and saw Moshe. But then Tay came over on a Segway and distracted us all, he’s super nice! Then Dan came out! He was beyond sweet. I had talked to him on the phone while they were touring in Japan during the “My World hotline” and he remembered me as the “Vancouver girl.” We talked about Carly, and Vancouver and a few other things and he’s such a genuinely nice person I couldn’t believe he was standing in front of me having a REAL conversation with me. At this point, the friend who I was going to the concert with arrived and we went to get our wristbands…to meet Justin! Oh my…once I opened the curtain I was in awe. I didn’t realize he was right there so I was beyond shocked when I heard him say “Hey sweetheart! How are you” I literally blurted out “Holy shit you’re perfect” and he replied with “Thank you sweetheart come here” and so I went in for a hug and he smells amazing and he gives the best hugs. I was just holding on to him the entire time and didn’t wanna let go. It goes by so quick I couldn’t believe it was happening I just kept staring at him. The kid really likes to say “Sweetheart” though. I’m sure he said it about half a dozen times. For picture time, he had his arm around me and was actually holding on tightly and it was just the best feeling. He’s flawless. But that’s not it. As I was walking out of the Meet and Greet curtain, I saw Fredo! I said his name and pulled him out with me and hugged him and told him how much I love him and how amazing he is. I had gotten a customized hat for him and so I got to give him that. He loved it. He told me he was going to wear it on stage and that he was gonna rock it all night. Then we posed for a picture and he kept saying “one more” “one more” to my friend who was taking them. He’s honestly such an amazing guy. As I was about to leave he kissed my cheek and told me to have fun and to watch out for him. As if that wasn’t enough Fredo tweeted me saying it was nice meeting me. I freaked out cause I never gave him my Twitter. He asked my name as we were talking and I said “Pargol” but I didn’t think he even heard or understood cause I was rambling. Then a little later he tweeted me again! This time he sent me a picture of himself posing in the hat I gave him :’) Honestly made my night. Finally it was time for the show. It was my 5 th of 6 th time seeing Carly so no doubt I thought she was brilliant. But then Justin, wow the choreography was amazing, the singing was amazing, the entire production was beyond words. At one point he made eye contact with me and walked right over to me and grabbed my hand. I just about died right there. Oh and Fredo didn’t lie. He rocked my hat on stage ‘She Don’t Like The Lights.’ Overall my night was incredible. The crew is just so sweet and Justin is wow. I’m forever grateful. Up until the night before the show, I never thought anything like this was possible for me… but it happens. Never give up, and I promise you it will happen. I’ve been waiting for my opportunity since November 1 st 2009 when he first canceled a M&G in Vancouver and tried and tried every chance I got since then and I didn’t succeed until 3 years later. But it happened and it was worth the wait. – @PargolHamidi Read the original: October 10th 2012 has most definitely been the best day of my…
My name’s Kailyn and I’m 16 years old. I’ve been a belieber for 3 and a half years now and I never in a million years thought I’d have the opportunity to be writing my story about meeting my idol right now. I met Justin on October 5th in Fresno, California. I saved up all my money for 2 years to get meet & greets, but they sold out as soon as tickets went on sale. I didn’t end up getting the best seats, but I was still so thankful I had tickets and I counted down every single day. A couple weeks before the concert, I heard that bieberfever.com was having a contest and all you had to do was take a picture of your Bieber collection and I decided to enter, even though I really didn’t think I’d win. On October 4th, I left for the 8 hour long drive to Fresno and on the way my mom received an email from BieberFever saying I won meet & greets . I started screaming and crying because I couldn’t believe I, of all people, was finally going to meet Justin. I had already come to the conclusion that it was just never going to happen for me, so I couldn’t even comprehend what was going on! The next day, we got to SaveMart Center and picked up our wristbands. There was one for me and one for my cousin, Kiandra. We stood in line for so long, but the wait was definitely worth it. While we were in line, we saw Kenny, Allison, Alfredo and met Scooter and omg, they’re all so perfect. I’ve met Scooter before on My World Tour and video chatted with him on AirtTime and he’s amazing! After we met Scooter, the guy standing outside of the room Justin was in told us we were next. I heard Justin say “Hi, how are you?” to a lady and a little girl in the same group as us. I was so excited and I didn’t think I would freak out but as soon as I saw him IN REAL LIFE, I just started crying. Alfredo said, “Aww, are you okay?” and I said “Yeah” and then we quickly took the picture. They said we had to be in groups of 6 and I unfortunately was the last one in so I didn’t get to stand next to Justin. I was on the very right next to my cousin, but I didn’t really care because I WAS STANDING A FEW FEET FROM JUSTIN. After the picture, Kiandra got a hug and Justin said “Hi, beautiful” to her. After she was done, I gave Justin a hug and all I remember is looking at him and his skin was so perfect. I got rushed out because I was the last one in the room and just as I was about to leave, Justin said “I LOVE YOU!” and I looked at him and said “I love you too!” I was bummed that I didn’t get to really say much to him, but I couldn’t believe Justin had just personally told me that he loved me. I will literally never forget when he said that. He didn’t have to say that, but he went out of his way to tell me that. It was the best moment of my life and Justin made me feel so special. After we left the room, I started crying so much and me and Kiandra hugged for what felt like years. We walked out and went to stand in line to get into the arena and girls who were outside looking in the windows were staring at us and congratulating us. The concert was phenomenal and I loved EVERY single minute of it. A week before the concert, we decided that on our way home we would stop at Oracle Arena in Oakland, California to try and get tickets. I spent almost all of my money I saved for the first concert and bought a hotel and took more time off of work and I didn’t even know if we would get in. On October 6th, we drove another 3 hours and arrived at Oracle Arena around 1 in the afternoon. After about 2 minutes of standing in a group of about 20 girls, Justin and Moshe came out on their segways and Justin touched my mom’s hand! After Justin left, literally everyone was screaming and freaking out. My mom found the box office at the arena and we decided we’d see if they were still selling tickets. Luckily they were and there were other people waiting also. We stood in line for nearly 3 hours while people waited for floor seats and after hours of waiting, we decided to get section 124 tickets. We didn’t think think they’d be the best seats because no one wanted them and they were side stage, but we were just so happy to be in the arena because we sacrificed a lot to be there. There were still a couple hours to spare, so we waited outside with a ton of other beliebers and we sang some of Justin’s songs. A lot of the crew and some of the dancers came out, but we only met Kenny and Dan because there were so many of us and they couldn’t get to all of us. A bunch of beliebers passed out pink hearts that had Avalanna’s name on them and they told us to hold them up during Be Alright. Once we were in the arena, we got to our seats and we could see everything behind the stage! I saw Kenny, Scooter, Allison, Scrappy and Dan walking around a lot and we could see people getting the boat and wings ready, etc. The last time we saw Dan, he waved at us! I could see Cody and Carly backstage and even though we were side stage, we were pretty close Once we saw Justin, everyone in our section screamed but I don’t think he heard us. We saw Justin getting ready in the wings and when he would go backstage in between songs. We even saw the one less lonely girl before she went on stage! Once again, the concert was absolutely stunning and during Be Alright, all of us held up our pink hearts and Justin tweeted about it a couple days later! I was so happy to have seen Justin 2 nights in a row and I am extremely thankful I got to meet/see everyone from the crew and meet other beliebers. Most of all, I am so grateful my dream finally came true after 3 years. If you’re reading this, never give up on your dreams. It might seem impossible and you might want to give up, but I promise you all that your chance will come sooner than you think. Thank you to everyone who made this possible, especially @catchjbfever, and thank you Justin for everything you do for your fans. You have saved my life and this experience has truly changed my views on everything and I will always be grateful. Thank you all for reading my experience and I hope every single one of you is able to one day have your own – @biebertonorcal See the rest here: My name’s Kailyn and I’m 16 years old. I’ve…
I met Justin October 5th at the Fresno concert . I thought I would never get tickets let alone meet and greets! But Never Say Never, my dad had bought the tickets while I was at school and my heart rate was going so fast when I got the text that Justin was coming to town. I was worrying so much about getting tickets but then the day came. As we arrived to the Savemart Center, I heard all the girls screaming out “JUSTIN JUSTIN” I started getting really excited and nervous. Next we went in line for the meet and greet which hadn’t exactly formed yet. There was only two moms ahead of me so we started talking and then two more moms came behind me. All of a sudden we see Kenny walk by. We all started to scream, we were all peering through the window losing our breaths as we see Kenny walk by again. After about an hour they had opened the doors at 3:45 and we were all getting checked in. The Savemart Center security guy asked if a little girl in a wheel chair could go in front of all of us and of course we said yes, she was the cutest. After waiting for hours all of a sudden Scooter arrived and we were all going crazy! Then at like 5ish we got informed by him that Justin was running a little late because he wanted to spend extra time with the Make-A-Wish Foundation kids which I thought was the sweetest. The meet an greet had started and before I knew it, it was our groups turn to go. Moshe and Kenny were signaling for us to come in . I was the first person to enter, I was expecting Justin to be farther down in the small room or behind another curtain but no, he was right in front of me to my side. I think I had went into shock, I couldn’t believe that it was really happening. I positioned myself and smiled for the picture, I was so happy! I muttered to him “I LOVE YOU” and he replied in the sweetest voice ever an said “I love you too sweetie.” The time went by so fast but those were the best words I had ever heard in my life. On my way out, I had grabbed my signed record and met the other beliebers that I had met a few hours before. We were all freaking out still over it and I was in shock still. The concert was beyond amazing and I screamed my heart out. I actually lost my voice the next day. Justin sounded like an angel. October 5th was the best day of my life. -@ bieberFEVER5690 See original here: I met Justin October 5th at the Fresno concert. I thought I…
