To All Those Haters Of Justin Bieber
Who’s sick of all those obsessive 12-year old girls stalking Justin on Twitter, MySpace, his Facebook pages and on Fanpop? Whose sick of them putting up all these ridiculous questions such as “Would Justin Bieber date me?” or “Is Justin Bieber cute?” and then the answers being Yes omg hes soo hot or omg yes i want to marry him? Haven’t you noticed that there’s no ¬¬I don’t like him answer, when there should be?
Am I the only one who doesn’t understand why Justin Bieber is so popular? I mean, what could it be because of, his high girly voice that isn’t so great, his gay looks that make him look like hes gay or bisexual, or the fact that he was found on youtube by luck? He wouldn’t even have been famous if it wasn’t for Usher, who found him a recording deal from spotting him in a Youtube video singing. So why isn’t everyone thanking Usher for finding him, because Justin Bieber wouldn’t even be known without him.
People say on the Justin Bieber Fanpop site that haters aren’t allowed there. Well, isn’t the point of those sites for people to express their opinion on whether they like the topic or not? Now, I do admit that I used to think Justin Bieber was cool. But now I’ve realised that we have to get past his “good” looks and listen to his actual songs, and they aren’t great. Sure, he seems like he’s a cool kid, and he has a high voice that seems like it will never break, but what’s so cool about that? Imagine if every single singer in the world couldn’t actually sing and was only popular because of their looks. Where would we be then? We’d have heaps of cute guys, sure, but what good is that going to do if we’re trying to listen to good new MUSIC?
So just think for a second here, people. Is it really Justin Bieber that you like? Or are you just following the crowd? Is his music actually that great, or is it just his looks that get us to like him? Because the truth is, he’s not that great. Just because he’s a cool kid doesn’t mean he’s the hottest guy in the universe, and it certainly doesn’t mean he can make good music.
Who’s sick of all those obsessive 12-year old girls stalking Justin on Twitter, MySpace, his Facebook pages and on Fanpop? Whose sick of them putting up all these ridiculous questions such as “Would Justin Bieber date me?” or “Is Justin Bieber cute?” and then the answers being Yes omg hes soo hot or omg yes i want to marry him? Haven’t you noticed that there’s no ¬¬I don’t like him answer, when there should be?
Am I the only one who doesn’t understand why Justin Bieber is so popular? I mean, what could it be because of, his high girly voice that isn’t so great, his gay looks that make him look like hes gay or bisexual, or the fact that he was found on youtube by luck? He wouldn’t even have been famous if it wasn’t for Usher, who found him a recording deal from spotting him in a Youtube video singing. So why isn’t everyone thanking Usher for finding him, because Justin Bieber wouldn’t even be known without him.
People say on the Justin Bieber Fanpop site that haters aren’t allowed there. Well, isn’t the point of those sites for people to express their opinion on whether they like the topic or not? Now, I do admit that I used to think Justin Bieber was cool. But now I’ve realised that we have to get past his “good” looks and listen to his actual songs, and they aren’t great. Sure, he seems like he’s a cool kid, and he has a high voice that seems like it will never break, but what’s so cool about that? Imagine if every single singer in the world couldn’t actually sing and was only popular because of their looks. Where would we be then? We’d have heaps of cute guys, sure, but what good is that going to do if we’re trying to listen to good new MUSIC?
So just think for a second here, people. Is it really Justin Bieber that you like? Or are you just following the crowd? Is his music actually that great, or is it just his looks that get us to like him? Because the truth is, he’s not that great. Just because he’s a cool kid doesn’t mean he’s the hottest guy in the universe, and it certainly doesn’t mean he can make good music.
