Work This Out

Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez have been in Hawaii for the past week and pics have come out of them making out and it has caused a TON of issues with Beliebers so I wrote this song to the tune of Down To Earth<3

Justin Bieber meets Kids affected by the Tsunami in Japan

First he made the ballsy move of following through with his tour dates in Japan despite radiation concerns. Now Justin Bieber has taken it a step further. The tween pop star took time out of his hectic schedule to meet with children who had been affected by the earthquake and tsunami in Japan.

Bieber stuck to his guns and performed for a sold-out crowd in Osaka yesterday, then sat down to talk with almost a dozen Japanese children today before performing another sold-out show in Tokyo's Budokan, Reuters reports. Several of the kids were from Otsuchi, which was one of the towns most devastated by the disaster.

Bieber met with the fans at the U.S. ambassador's residence, where he called them "an inspiration" and assured them, "Things can get better and things will get better. There are only good times to come."
One of the children, a boy from Otsuchi, read a card to the star.

"We have friends who lost their family and their homes, some have left our school. The town is covered with wreckage and it will take a long time to get back to normal," he read. "But we will work hard for this. Please give us courage through your music."

Bieber later tweeted about the experience, writing, "Just met some incredible kids who have been thru alot because of the devastation here in Japan. blessed to meet them and proud to know them." He continued, "When you meet kids like that..with all their strength and courage to move on you realize the important things in life." (sic) In a third tweet, he dedicated his song 'Pray' to them.
Japan is still recovering after being rocked by one of the most powerful earthquakes in recorded history on March 11. The subsequent tsunami sparked an ongoing nuclear crisis after damaging several reactors at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant. Over 25,000 people died or went missing as a result.

Justin Bieber + Chris Brown Team up for Next 2 You Video

They've teamed up for a duet and taken the stage together in Australia
But fans have not seen the last of the unexpected tandem of Justin Bieber and Chris Brown: the pair will star together in a music video for their track "Next 2 U."

"I can't tell you anything about that yet, but it's going to happen," director Colin Tilley told MTV of the shoot. "It's gonna be big. It's gonna be big. I can't say anything else."

Tilley also directed Brown's on his eye-popping video for "Look at Me Now" and says the artist is "always down to make something different."

But we still find it very odd for Justin to team up with such a controversial star. What do you think of his duet with Brown?

Justin to meet Payton Wall=D

President Barack Obama reached out to Justin Bieber this week for assistance.
It all started when Obama made a visit to Ground Zero soon after Osama Bin Laden was killed There, he met 14-year old Payton Wall, who had written to the President, told him of her father dying on 9/11 and also expressed her affection for a certain 17-year old singer.

Obama reportedly told Wall that he knew Bieber and would organize an introduction between her and her idol. Many reporters and publications mocked the President for making such a promise.

But it looks like it will come true.

According to TMZ, the The white house contacted the Biebs and he "was super-excited about getting the call -- and told the White House he will DEFINITELY meet the girl when he returns to the U.S. and can get back to the East Coast."