My heart went knock knock, the butterflies in my stomach wouldn’t stop stop. We were second in the meet & greet line. It was finally our chance to meet Justin before his show on the 21st of February at the MEN arena. We arrived at the arena at 1 p.m. because we wanted to be there early. We were so exited but so nervous. After about 3 hours, it was time to get our wristbands. We were stood in line for another 2 hours where we could hear the sound check, it was all so exiting. Then Kenny walked by and everyone went crazy but he couldn’t stop. We went down about 7 flights of stairs which lead to the meet and greet room, it was so tense. Then we all heard the cutest voice say, “I’m here,” and Justin popped his head through the curtain! We were called up, and it was our turn next. We walked in and the most perfect figure was standing there. He said, “Hey, how are you? Come in.” We couldn’t say anything, we couldn’t see the camera flashing through our tears. We bought him a bracelet which said, ‘I love my beliebers.’ He said “thank you” as we put it in his hand, and then he hugged us. It was the best hug ever, and he smelled so good. We also told him we loved him as we were getting pulled out by security. “I love you too,” he replied. It was 30 seconds long but that didn’t matter, it was the most perfect 30 seconds of my life. Alfredo was standing there in his onesie but we weren’t aloud to stop and talk to him. Kenny was standing outside the door and gave us the biggest bear hug ever. Sadly we couldn’t take pictures. We then couldn’t breathe and the tears wouldn’t stop, it was incredible. We then found the guy who took our banner from us. He pinky promised us he had taken it to Justin’s dressing room, and in return he gave us 2 of Justin’s guitar picks. We couldn’t believe it. The concert was unbelievable, it was faultless. Now we’re writing this MBE with post concert depression. Nothing will ever beat that day, it was perfect, he was perfect. We are so grateful for this opportunity, and if you keep believing it will happen to you too. -Molly & Chloe (@ima___belieber ) Link: My heart went knock knock, the butterflies in my stomach…
What the hell happened? Beyoncé won’t let her be the opening act for the Mrs. Carter show? Kelly Rowland was spotted bawling her lil heart out after a birthday lunch Monday with Jay-Z, Beyoncé, Solange, Cousin Angie and an entourage of wig carriers at Gjelina Restaurant in Venice. She turned 32, so we hope she’s not upset about that. Cheer up Kelly, at least there’s no PoorKelly website! GSIMedia
A video I made for Justin Bieber using the song “Til I Get Over You” by Michelle Branch. Lyrics: Everytime I feel alone I can blame it on you And I do, oh You got me like a loaded gun Golden sun and sky so blue We both know that we want it But we both know you left me no choice Chorus: (Chaque fois que tu t’en vas) You just bring me down (Je pretends que tout va bien) So I’m counting my tears ’til I get over you Sometimes I watch the world go by I wonder what it’s like To wake up every single day Smile on your face You never tried We both know we can’t change it But we both know we’ll just have to face it (Chorus) If only I could give you up But would I want to let you off of this soapbox baby? We both know that we want it But we both know you left me no choice (Chorus) We both know that I’m not over you I’m not over you http://www.youtube.com/v/sKMH24gAijw?version=3&f=videos&app=youtube_gdata Originally posted here: Til I Get Over You (Justin Bieber Video) with lyrics
This is my Lyrics video for Fall by Justin Bieber. All Rights go to Island Def Jam Group. Hope you like it! Subscribe & tell me what song I should do NEXT! Love you. xoxo Twitter: @EarlyMusics Facebook: www.facebook.com/EarlyMusics http://www.youtube.com/v/L9BNzLzCa2U?version=3&f=videos&app=youtube_gdata Read the original here: Justin Bieber – Fall Lyrics [HD/HQ]
My name is Lexi, and I’m from Phoenix, Arizona . I never EVER thought I would be sitting here writing my own Bieber experience. This long, amazing journey all started a few months ago when Justin announced his Believe Tour. I knew right then I would never be able to pay for tickets, given that my dad had recently had a heart attack and we had tons of medical bills to pay for. Then my friend Brooklynn (who also didn’t have tickets) and I started talking, and we then both thought, “Hey, why don’t we go wait outside the arena on the day of the concert and see if we can somehow get tickets from the Bieber Crew!” After weeks of preparing, we had this day planned out perfectly. We had posters made asking for tickets. Brooklynn’s mom brought us to the arena at around 3 p.m. and the concert started at 7. We were completely overwhelmed because of how many people were in need of tickets as well. Right when I walked out and saw the mass of people who were already there FOUR HOURS before the show even started, I was like, “Oh my gosh. We are not getting tickets.” So me and Brooklynn walked around with her mom, trying to find the Bieber Crew. We had met these two girls who told us that the Bieber Crew hadn’t come and given tickets yet, and were maybe secretly planning on coming out after everyone had gone in to take their seats. We walked around some more, and talked to a few scalpers who were trying to sell their tickets. We turned down a few offers that seemed sketchy and were too expensive. Then it was around 6, and one of my local radio stations, 101.5 Jamz was having a contest where one lucky winner would win two FRONT ROW tickets. Brooklynn was chosen out of the crowd of people to go answer a trivia question, and she got it right! She moved onto the “finals.” When the finals came around, they didn’t tell her to come back on stage, so a different girl unfairly won. At this point the concert was almost starting and people were starting to go inside the arena. We were sobbing. We were so close to giving up, when we saw that a ticket booth had opened up and they were selling leftover tickets , even though supposedly it was a sold out show. Brooklynn and I were waiting in line sobbing with her mom, like full blown tears at this point. Then her mom said, “Hey, why don’t you guys walk around one more time and see if there’s anyone selling tickets.” We got up and walked around when we heard the two girls who we had previously met before screaming on the top of their lungs. We panicked, and ditched our posters (except for one that said “Bieber Crew Make Our Dreams Come True”) and ran towards them. Then we saw ALLISON from the Bieber crew standing there with the two girls, who were holding tickets in their hands and sobbing. Then we hugged them and congratulated them. Allison asked if we had tickets and we said no. She said, “Well sorry we’re out of tickets.” So the tears came back. Then she whispered to someone else from the Bieber Crew (I think it was a dancer, but we weren’t sure because it was dark outside) and then said, “Do you girls really want these tickets?” and we shouted YES! She said, “Is it just you two girls or is there someone else with you?” Brooklynn said, “Well my mom is here,” and Allison asked, “Well she wouldn’t mind if you went without her, would she?” Then we said no, and she handed us tickets. “Here are two tickets in the front row!” Then we hugged her so tight, thanked her and screamed at the top of our lungs! I was hyperventilating, literally. We ran away and didn’t get a picture with her in the midst of all the excitement. I was about to pass out, for real. We approached her mom who was still waiting in line at the ticket booth, and Brooklynn screamed, “MOM WE GOT TICKETS. CAN WE GO?” and she said, “Yes, yes! GO!” We ran in, and got inside the arena. There were probably 15,000 people out there and we were in the front. I couldn’t hold in the tears. We walked in right before Carly Rae Jepsen started performing. Everyone around us was so sweet and congratulated us. It all happened so fast and I can truly say it was the best day of my life. Justin was probably 3 feet away from us when he touched people’s hands. He SWEAT on me. Not kidding. I made eye contact with Justin Drew Bieber, the person I’ve been dreaming about seeing for 3 years. I am so blessed and thankful and could have never done this without Allison and my friend Brooklynn. It was truly amazing and I can’t even put it into words how happy I am. I’m still in shock. If any of you don’t have tickets for Believe Tour, DO NOT GIVE UP . I never EVER EVER EVER thought I would actually see Justin in person, let alone be in the FRONT ROW. Thank you to everyone on Twitter who supported me through this journey. Allison: if you ever come across this, thank you. You made my dreams come true. Justin if you’re reading this, thank you SO much. I love you so much I can’t even describe. I’m so proud of you. To everyone else reading this, Justin is right. Never Say Never -Lexi @niall5eva Read the original: My name is Lexi, and I’m from Phoenix, Arizona. I never…
My name is Ivanna, I am 15 years old and I live in Veracruz, Mexico. I was the OLLG in Mexico City on June 11th 2012. I began to love Justin from when he first came to Mexico. My friends talked so much about him that I ended up falling in love. I joined in on Justin Bieber pages, and watched Kidrauhl. I wanted to know everything there was to know about him. In October 2011, I opened my Twitter account obviously to follow and support him. My friends and I have cried many times over him because we knew we would never meet him. Many people told me that and it made me feel very sad. The days passed until it was June when I heard that Justin was coming to my country! I told my mom and was really excited. I got good grades and I behaved very well, that was how I got permission from my family to go. I had commitments the weekend, so I could not go with my friends because they were going early. I had no one to go with and I thought I wouldn’t be able to attend all together. My grandmother offered to take me! On Saturday I left my city to go to Mexico City. I arrived on Sunday morning and I went straight to the Zocalo, where the concert was taking place. I was introduced to the girls who were sleeping there to be in front rows. I slept there on Sunday (we had to wake up at 5 am). I was very cold and the worst thing is that I was wearing wearing shorts! I didn’t cared, I just wanted to see my dear Justin. The day of the concert of the concert June 11, we got up at 5 am. The police asked us not to run into the venue. I did end up running and thank God, I was in the front row. I was standing 18 hours without eating, we could only drink water bags, and unable to go to the bathroom. If you went out you could not re-enter the same place. Time passed until he came on stage! I could not believe it was my idol! We watched him sing 3 songs, “Baby,” “As long as you love me,” and when he was singing “U Smile,” I saw Alfredo and Allison! She approached me, took my hand and asked me the one dream every belieber has, “Do you want to be One Less Lonely Girl?” I said yes, while Alfredo was recording me. He asked me my name, and then Ryan appeared suddenly. I could not believe it, he dried my tears with a black towel. I was sitting on a white chair near the stage. Scrappy said it was time to leave, and the blonde dancer girl took me to the stage. I sat in the chair and then it was the moment. It was Justin! He approached me, touched my face, dried my tears, gave me the bouquet of roses, (while still doing the choreography), then returned to me, we hugged and I said to him, “TE AMO,” He said, “TE AMO,” and it was the most beautiful, magical moment. After the song ended, I went behind the scenes with team. I wept so much, and Alfredo laughed at me. Allison took me to Scooter, he took my hand and said, “hanks for being a Belieber.” I hugged him and he took me to where I could see Justin singing behind the stage, I cried even more . When I looked to my right, I saw Kenny! He hugged me and I cried very much. He wanted to speak Spanish, but could not. I helped him, and hugged me. After I got off the stage to my place, I watched the rest of the concert and I still could not believe it. I returned to the hotel with my dreams made. I want to tell all Beliebers that things happen when you least expect it, never give up, always have faith and think positive. That is what I did, and always remember: Never Say Never! -@IvannaMorales2 Continue reading here: My name is Ivanna, I am 15 years old and I live in Veracruz,…
My name is Ivanna, I am 15 years old and I live in Veracruz, Mexico. I was the OLLG in Mexico City on June 11th 2012. I began to love Justin from when he first came to Mexico. My friends talked so much about him that I ended up falling in love. I joined in on Justin Bieber pages, and watched Kidrauhl. I wanted to know everything there was to know about him. In October 2011, I opened my Twitter account obviously to follow and support him. My friends and I have cried many times over him because we knew we would never meet him. Many people told me that and it made me feel very sad. The days passed until it was June when I heard that Justin was coming to my country! I told my mom and was really excited. I got good grades and I behaved very well, that was how I got permission from my family to go. I had commitments the weekend, so I could not go with my friends because they were going early. I had no one to go with and I thought I wouldn’t be able to attend all together. My grandmother offered to take me! On Saturday I left my city to go to Mexico City. I arrived on Sunday morning and I went straight to the Zocalo, where the concert was taking place. I was introduced to the girls who were sleeping there to be in front rows. I slept there on Sunday (we had to wake up at 5 am). I was very cold and the worst thing is that I was wearing wearing shorts! I didn’t cared, I just wanted to see my dear Justin. The day of the concert of the concert June 11, we got up at 5 am. The police asked us not to run into the venue. I did end up running and thank God, I was in the front row. I was standing 18 hours without eating, we could only drink water bags, and unable to go to the bathroom. If you went out you could not re-enter the same place. Time passed until he came on stage! I could not believe it was my idol! We watched him sing 3 songs, “Baby,” “As long as you love me,” and when he was singing “U Smile,” I saw Alfredo and Allison! She approached me, took my hand and asked me the one dream every belieber has, “Do you want to be One Less Lonely Girl?” I said yes, while Alfredo was recording me. He asked me my name, and then Ryan appeared suddenly. I could not believe it, he dried my tears with a black towel. I was sitting on a white chair near the stage. Scrappy said it was time to leave, and the blonde dancer girl took me to the stage. I sat in the chair and then it was the moment. It was Justin! He approached me, touched my face, dried my tears, gave me the bouquet of roses, (while still doing the choreography), then returned to me, we hugged and I said to him, “TE AMO,” He said, “TE AMO,” and it was the most beautiful, magical moment. After the song ended, I went behind the scenes with team. I wept so much, and Alfredo laughed at me. Allison took me to Scooter, he took my hand and said, “hanks for being a Belieber.” I hugged him and he took me to where I could see Justin singing behind the stage, I cried even more . When I looked to my right, I saw Kenny! He hugged me and I cried very much. He wanted to speak Spanish, but could not. I helped him, and hugged me. After I got off the stage to my place, I watched the rest of the concert and I still could not believe it. I returned to the hotel with my dreams made. I want to tell all Beliebers that things happen when you least expect it, never give up, always have faith and think positive. That is what I did, and always remember: Never Say Never! -@IvannaMorales2 Continue reading here: My name is Ivanna, I am 15 years old and I live in Veracruz,…
When his tears fell during Wednesday’s ‘American Idol’ finale, Phillips instantly became the most relatable champ in the show’s history. By James Montgomery Phillip Phillips Photo: Michael Tran/ FilmMagic I think I’m finally coming around on Phillip Phillips. Yes, I’m aware that I’ve spent the past 19 weeks making fun of his grouting delivery (that’s “growl/shouting,” for the uninitiated), criticizing his every performance and referring to him as “Kris Allen 2.0,” but none of that comes into play here. Because what changed my opinion of Phillips had nothing to do with his singing — in fact, the moment of reconsideration actually occurred when he wasn’t singing. It happened when he was crying. See, when Phillips broke down in tears during his performance of “Home” on Wednesday night’s “American Idol” finale, it wasn’t just the show’s most touching moment in years, it was the most personal he’s gotten all season. It taught me more about him than any hometown-visit piece or expertly edited contestant-confessional vignette ever could. For the entire season, he’s been an enigma, a slightly scruffy oddball who never really seemed to be that interested in actually winning (or taking Tommy Hilfiger’s fashion advice ). Early on, he built a wall around himself, and he never let viewers get a glimpse at what lay inside — until he finally allowed himself to get lost in the moment of triumph , as the confetti fell and the audience cheered. That’s when the wall came down and the tears began to flow. And that’s when I realized that everything I knew about him was probably wrong. Because Phillips isn’t some aloof, obstinate singer/songwriter dude who’s been to a ton of DMB shows. He doesn’t possess the supreme ego required to believe that his words are poetry and his songs can save the world. He is just a regular kid from Leesburg, Georgia, one who says stuff like “Music’s fun, dude,” and one who was overcome with the emotions of the moment and the sheer magnitude of his “Idol” win, to the point where singing his coronation song became secondary and all he wanted to do was share his triumph with his family. And that’s exactly what he did, performance be damned. In other words, he acted exactly like you or I would, had we just won an internationally famous singing competition and suddenly become a star. In that instant, I realized that Phillips has never had a day of stage training in his entire life, that, unlike pretty much everyone else who auditions for “Idol,” he hadn’t been dreaming of this moment since he was a talent-competition tyke. He truly never believed he could win, because normal people never would. And so he started crying, real genuine tears, the kind that seize your body and make everything else an afterthought — the kind that professional entertainers rarely get, mostly because they prevent them from entertaining. I’ve never been able to fathom how a person could cry and sing at the same time, and yet, each year on “Idol” (and on stages around the world), I see trained talent do exactly that, shed crocodile tears while still nailing the chorus. It is oddly robotic, not to mention slightly off-putting. I’m glad Phillips didn’t try to do it, and now I know why. I’m not sure if his “Idol” victory is good for the show (probably not), or if he’ll be able to buck the recent trend and actually become a superstar (though “Home” is a nice start), but for one night, I wasn’t concerned with either of those things. Phillips’ emotional outpouring may very well have been the Cry Heard ‘Round the World, serving notice that he’s much more than the realest “American Idol” champ in history: He’s an actual human being. In that moment, he became instantly relatable, even to his staunchest of detractors (like me). And because of that, I’m willing to let my icy heart thaw just a little bit and wish him the best. And even though it goes against my every willfully difficult impulse I’ll close with this: All hail Phillip Phillips, the People’s King. Long may he reign. Get your “Idol” fix on MTV News’ “American Idol” page , where you’ll find all the latest news, interviews and opinions. Related Videos ‘American Idol’ Season 11 Finale Highlights Related Photos ‘American Idol’ Season 11 Finale Show ‘American Idol’ Season 11 Finale Red Carpet
When his tears fell during Wednesday’s ‘American Idol’ finale, Phillips instantly became the most relatable champ in the show’s history. By James Montgomery Phillip Phillips Photo: Michael Tran/ FilmMagic I think I’m finally coming around on Phillip Phillips. Yes, I’m aware that I’ve spent the past 19 weeks making fun of his grouting delivery (that’s “growl/shouting,” for the uninitiated), criticizing his every performance and referring to him as “Kris Allen 2.0,” but none of that comes into play here. Because what changed my opinion of Phillips had nothing to do with his singing — in fact, the moment of reconsideration actually occurred when he wasn’t singing. It happened when he was crying. See, when Phillips broke down in tears during his performance of “Home” on Wednesday night’s “American Idol” finale, it wasn’t just the show’s most touching moment in years, it was the most personal he’s gotten all season. It taught me more about him than any hometown-visit piece or expertly edited contestant-confessional vignette ever could. For the entire season, he’s been an enigma, a slightly scruffy oddball who never really seemed to be that interested in actually winning (or taking Tommy Hilfiger’s fashion advice ). Early on, he built a wall around himself, and he never let viewers get a glimpse at what lay inside — until he finally allowed himself to get lost in the moment of triumph , as the confetti fell and the audience cheered. That’s when the wall came down and the tears began to flow. And that’s when I realized that everything I knew about him was probably wrong. Because Phillips isn’t some aloof, obstinate singer/songwriter dude who’s been to a ton of DMB shows. He doesn’t possess the supreme ego required to believe that his words are poetry and his songs can save the world. He is just a regular kid from Leesburg, Georgia, one who says stuff like “Music’s fun, dude,” and one who was overcome with the emotions of the moment and the sheer magnitude of his “Idol” win, to the point where singing his coronation song became secondary and all he wanted to do was share his triumph with his family. And that’s exactly what he did, performance be damned. In other words, he acted exactly like you or I would, had we just won an internationally famous singing competition and suddenly become a star. In that instant, I realized that Phillips has never had a day of stage training in his entire life, that, unlike pretty much everyone else who auditions for “Idol,” he hadn’t been dreaming of this moment since he was a talent-competition tyke. He truly never believed he could win, because normal people never would. And so he started crying, real genuine tears, the kind that seize your body and make everything else an afterthought — the kind that professional entertainers rarely get, mostly because they prevent them from entertaining. I’ve never been able to fathom how a person could cry and sing at the same time, and yet, each year on “Idol” (and on stages around the world), I see trained talent do exactly that, shed crocodile tears while still nailing the chorus. It is oddly robotic, not to mention slightly off-putting. I’m glad Phillips didn’t try to do it, and now I know why. I’m not sure if his “Idol” victory is good for the show (probably not), or if he’ll be able to buck the recent trend and actually become a superstar (though “Home” is a nice start), but for one night, I wasn’t concerned with either of those things. Phillips’ emotional outpouring may very well have been the Cry Heard ‘Round the World, serving notice that he’s much more than the realest “American Idol” champ in history: He’s an actual human being. In that moment, he became instantly relatable, even to his staunchest of detractors (like me). And because of that, I’m willing to let my icy heart thaw just a little bit and wish him the best. And even though it goes against my every willfully difficult impulse I’ll close with this: All hail Phillip Phillips, the People’s King. Long may he reign. Get your “Idol” fix on MTV News’ “American Idol” page , where you’ll find all the latest news, interviews and opinions. Related Videos ‘American Idol’ Season 11 Finale Highlights Related Photos ‘American Idol’ Season 11 Finale Show ‘American Idol’ Season 11 Finale Red Carpet
A video I made for Justin Bieber using the song Silence by Aly & AJ. Thanks to the sites that i got the videos and pics from! Lyrics: I’ll bet two years I’ll bet one year I’ll bet those years you won’t be here I guess I’ll keep, I guess you’ll keep Every memory Sadly we may never be I’ll bet my tears I’ll bet your tears I’ll bet those tears over time could disappear Wait a minute I have more to say and I can’t reminisce need to me I need you more than you’ll ever know I still do, willing to let it show I need a minute just to get to you I feel like I might be getting through Come over and say nothing Silence is everything (ohh) I know, I know (I know, I know) Feelings can show If you let go-oh-oh-oh It must be told (it must be told) I’ve got a hold On what we used to have I will forgive if you forget All the things we said Let’s accept it I need you, more than you’ll ever know I still do, willing to let it show I need a minute just to get to you I feel like I might be getting through Come over and say nothing Silence is everything (shh, silence) http://www.youtube.com/v/xr1KCu5P9uw?version=3&f=videos&app=youtube_gdata Originally posted here: Silence (Justin Bieber Video) With Lyrics
